Now I know this CEO is a bit young ummmm but this vid is 4 years old so I can say with a straight face the CEO is 4 years older than this video... Man I wish I had invented something coming out of college...
I'm coming up with a weird theory. If you are a SPAC a lot of mutual funds cannot buy you I bet. So in a sell off they cannot sell you. And if you are in an obscure part of the investment world you cannot get caught up in a group sell off due to an index fund. Index funds are created for electric vehicles and batteries they are not created for software that aids in housing purchases and sales... If you choose wisely SPAC's may be a place to hide.
Wendy's, Chipotles, Dominoes, Papa Johns, Cracker Barrel... Add em all up, and they still don't exceed the market cap of Door Dash. Which doesn't make any profit btw. Pop a gummy stoney and tell me what it all means.
Greenwich LifeScience stock skyrockets more than 2,000% after upbeat data on breast cancer treatment Wed, December 9, 2020, 11:29 AM PST Shares of Greenwich LifeSciences Inc. blasted 2,399.3% higher in very active and volatile afternoon trading Wednesday, after the Texas-based biopharmaceutical company displayed upbeat results of a Phase IIb trial for its breast cancer treatment. The stock, which has been halted no less than 20 times for volatility, was easily the biggest gainer trading on major U.S. exchanges, while trading volume of 15.9 million shares was many multiples of the full-day average of about 22,000 shares. The company said before the open that a poster presentation of five-year data for the GP2 clinical trial met all of its endpoints and showed zero recurrence of breast cancer in patients who had previously undergone surgery. The stock, which went public on Sept. 25, was now trading 2,159.7% above its $5.75 initial public offering price.
I was just looking at the float on that thing. 1.7M shares. One of these big operations probably bought every share yesterday on the way up and then lended them out to short. I bet it goes to $300 today.