What! No No No. The market I feel may be making a sudden move towards yield. I don't think we came upon ACC by accident. Remember the whale buying up AT&T? Using it as a bank... well rich people all over I think are going to grab 6% now when they can... Or as close to that as they can. I used to be a good dividend investor it was along long time ago. We may have to change things up drastically here and think about stocks like ACC. & Consider a Dividend Capture strategy<--------
In 15 years here never one mention of Renovorx? But Roboblox so many times! What's with these names. Celcuity initiated with a Buy, $48 price target at Jefferies 08:02 CELC, PFE As previously reported, Jefferies analyst Maury Raycroft initiated coverage of Celcuity (CELC) with a Buy rating and $48 price target. Pfizer (PFE) out-licensed gedatolisib to Celcuity in April of this year and he sees an opportunity for improving on standard of care to capture about $1.4B peak sales in metastatic breast cancer, or mBC. The company plans to start a phase II/III trial in the first half of 2022 and he estimates readout in 2024 and launch by year-end 2025 or the first half of 2026.<-- pretty far away
This stk has been on fire I almost went with it last week-- Aehr Test Systems receives $19.4M order from automotive semiconductor supplier 07:36 AEHR Here's a possible idea> Lovesac pullback an opportunity ahead of 'solid' Q2 results, says BTIG 07:25 LOVE BTIG analyst Camilo Lyon… Story temporarily locked. To read stories as they happen please subscribe, Login above, or return tomorrowGet Free Trial
-->Electric Last Mile Solutions completes structural confirmation impact testing 07:23 ELMS This damn Sprout stock will be the death of me-- Sprout Social price target raised to $135 from $105 at Stifel 07:18 SPT Stifel analyst J. Parker Lane raised the firm's price target on Sprout Social to $135 from $105 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. His Q2 checks and the strong fundamental performance across the group heightens his confidence in the multi-year growth outlook and sustainability of digital transformation spending patterns for many of the names in his software coverage, prompting him to adjust price targets "on a handful of names," Lane tells investors.
Robots. Robotic Arms... Third Thumbs. Remember The Third Thumb! This is going to be an issue... the inventor herself mused about how big business could force people into third thumbs and spare set of arms... GXO Logistics pilotes customised robotic arm for fashion ecommerce logistics <--WTF
Never question the master Stoney. Cat will be the #1 performer on the Dow as of my post to this day next year. Stick with the biotechs so we don't miss the next RNXT
Van. This may be enough to move the stk!!!!!! And may give CRSR the $'s to buy rival HEAR. Corsair Gaming announces $350M credit facility 07:13 CRSR Corsair Gaming announced it completed the refinancing of its 2017 credit facilities with borrowings under a new $350 million credit facility, consisting of a $250 million term loan and $100 million revolving line-of-credit, both maturing in August 2026. The new term loan is provided by Bank of America and bears interest at a rate equal to a margin plus either a base rate or LIBOR rate. Based on Corsair's net leverage ratio at the time of the new borrowing, the rate for a LIBOR borrowing under the new term loan is LIBOR plus 1.25%, compared to the retired term loan which carried a combined interest rate of 4.75% for a LIBOR borrowing, made up of LIBOR, with a 1.00% floor, plus a margin of 3.75%. Corsair repaid the full $273.9 million outstanding under its 2017 credit facility using proceeds from this 2021 credit facility and cash-on-hand. The maturity date of the retired term loan was August, 2024 and of the retired revolving line-of-credit was August 2022.
Well, at least they got a better rate than The Slinger did down at Luigi's Pawn and Title Loan. 12% for 30 days.
Hey Van-- listen up two houses have downgraded US Economy in a week... GS among them they are circulating a paper that calls for something really bad 3.7% down for 6 something! Another house went to 5% something from 6% something it's called STAGFLATION FOR A REASON!.... Slower growth than expected.