NOTABLE INSIDER PURCHASES:Significant insider purchases reported in the prior week from March 1 through March 5 include: Chairman of Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) Randa Williams purchased 677,860 shares of company stock at $22.71 per share for a total transaction amount of $15,392,167 Director of Wayfair (W) Michael Kumin purchases 48,000 shares of company stock at $283.50 per share for a total transaction amount of $13,607,942 Ironwood Pharmaceuticals (IRWD) director Alexander Denner purchased 775,000 shares of company stock at $10.01 per share for a total transaction amount of $7,758,758 Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) officer Mauricio Arboleda purchased 16,140 shares of company stock at $30.99 per share for a a total transaction amount of $500,106 You know Ironwood I have known since it's IPO. This stock is very cheap. It has always been around $10. WTF is the mater with it? Heavy insider buy is interesting//// IRWD-- Dec 2020- Ironwood adds 'serial seller' to board, Dealreporter says 12/04/20 IRWD, ABBV Ironwood Pharmaceuticals (IRWD) has added "serial seller" Jay Shepard, who "has an extensive background in M&A," to its board, noted Dealreporter, contacts tell The Fly. Ironwood has been "on the radar" since Alex Denner took a seat on the company's board last month, and "Shepard's history certainly caught our eye," added the deal-focused publication, which notes that is has linked Ironwood to AbbVie (ABBV) as a potential acquirer in the past given the companies' existing profit-sharing agreement for Linzess. Feb 6 2021- Ironwood CEO Mark Mallon plans to step down 02/08 IRWD Ironwood Pharmaceuticals announced that Mark Mallon plans to step down as chief executive officer and a member of the Ironwood Board of Directors in order to pursue another leadership opportunity, effective March 12, 2021. Feb 9 2021- Ironwood odds of sale improved with CEO exit, says Gordon Haskett 02/09 IRWD The odds of Ironwood being sold "to someone who could do more with Linzess... crept higher last night" when the company announced that CEO Mark Mallon will be leaving, Gordon Haskett's head of event-driven research, Don Bilson, said in a note to investors earlier. Bilson, who noted that Sarissa Capital is a shareholder and its Alex Denner picked up a board seat in November, added that it "would be our guess that the period between now and the naming of a new CEO serves as the most opportune time to sell the company." Feb 17 2021- Ironwood sees FY21 revenue $370M-$385M, consensus $383.96M March 8 Insider buy..... IRWD @ $ 10.63 is a buy!
Van I heard a interview with a leader in the trucking field. I cannot believe it either but the self driving trucks are coming. It is harder and harder to find drivers and these largest companies like Swift and what not are really going down this path... Notice how the IPO priced high. The trucks are coming before the cars.... Lets make those truck's electric!!! That way after they plow into you on the highway no gas will spill...
Oct 1st 2016 was six years ago. IRWD traded at the EXACT SAME PRICE AS TODAY<--------------------- I actually owned this stk at one point and got in and out with no movement at the same EXACT PRICE AS TODAY... Either the world's most effective top.... Or an extremely undervalued company with insider buying and an agitator on the board to sell and a new CEO. All we need is a dancing partner.
That Wayfair buy.... wow. I'll look into IRWD. EPD too. Never heard of it. Speaking of Dr. Pepper, what's the name of that energy drink company Cramer has been bandying about? Not Monster, it's a new one. Edit: "Celsius".
OH NO I featured that!!!!!! Celsius Holdings initiated with a Neutral at Credit Suisse 04/06 CELH Credit Suisse analyst Kaumil Gajrawala initiated coverage of Celsius Holdings with a Neutral rating and $50 price target as part of the firm's Wellness sector initiation. While Gajrawala sees "substantial potential" for Celsius to succeed in the U.S. in the fastest-growing segment of energy drinks, "fitness," the analyst also notes that the company is evolving a disadvantaged warehouse distribution system to direct-store-delivery and believes the company is "under-earning" given its current EBITDA margin.
Wrap Technologies initiated with a Buy at Maxim 08:05 WRAP Maxim analyst Allen Klee initiated coverage of Wrap Technologies with a Buy rating and $11 price target. The analyst is positive on the company's BolaWrap as a non-lethal, pain-free, patented tool for law enforcement that can "safely subdue subjects" and sees it as the "right product" at the "right time". Klee adds that Wrap Technologies has an addressable market of over $10B and sees the company as being in the "early innings" of its growth. Berry Global price target raised to $73 from $70 at Jefferies 07:53 BERY, SEE Jefferies analyst Philip Ng raised the firm's price target on Berry Global (BERY) to $73 from $70 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares as he offered his preview for the U.S. paper and packaging group. He is trimming estimates for Berry and Sealed Air (SEE) to reflect the spike in resin prices since they last reported earnings, but would be adding to each on a pullback, Ng tells investors. Show Related Items >> Van I've been itching to sell Berry but they keep doing good things are they becoming a save the earth type stk as well... What do they call that ESG? Companies that act as good stewards
Amen... but we still have AZEK maybe? I am going to work out. Then write 6 Large estimate checks to the IRS then throw up.