Nice one Van. Don't know the co but certainly an Idea For Now! I was just telling the wife we got to buy some of this hand sanitizer in small bottles to carry in our pocket when we go back to NYC. Did you hear about the guy flying around with a jet pack at 3,000 feet around LAX airport and all the planes seeing him!-- The funny thing is I was channel surfing and I don't know why but I came across two guys with Jetpacks doing like sword fights or martial arts stuff i think it was a Japanese film.. Someone somewhere has made drastic progress to the old James Bond idea. These guys were going up and down and side to side with very little effort and now we have a dude flying at 3,000 feet waving at Jet Blue planes flying right past him. What about turbulence!!! Jet Packs who makes them?
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1688786/000168878617000001/jetpackannualreport2017.pdf I can't find the co though... I think they are private-- Competition While we currently are leading our field, and believe we have no direct competition, other recreational vehicle or aviation companies such as the manufacturer of light general aviation aircraft and kit aircraft, could copy the JB10 design, or reverse engineer it to create a competing jetpack. Also, a competing company may develop an aviation device similar to the JB10 in terms of size and capabilities, but which does not infringe on any of our intellectual property rights. Examples of potential competitors include: the Martin Aircraft Company, Ehang company (personal commuter drone), the DJI drone company, Kitfox Aircraft, Acro Sport, Inc, Glasair Aviation, Lancair International Inc, AeroMobil and AVIC China, EHang is a company based in Guangzhou, China that develops and manufactures autonomous aerial vehicles and passenger AAVs which have entered service in China for aerial cinematography, photography, emergency response, and survey missions.Wikipedia Traded as:NASDAQ:EH-$9.31
Van can you make head or tails of this: Ratio call spread in Amarin adjusts bullish view 15:20 AMRN Ratio call spread in Amarin adjusts bullish view. Shares up 34c, or 4.7%, this afternoon at $7.70 with calls leading puts 8:1 and flow concentrated in the September term where a trader sold 10K Sep 7 calls for 1.15 to buy 15k Sep 8 calls for 79c. Net premium on the package is near zero, with trade history suggesting the Sep 7 call sale exits a poition bought Aug 13th near 86c when shares were $1 lower, while the larger Sep 8 call block opens a new position struck 3.7% above spot, expiring in 18 days.
The whole story here is a long and confusing. Years ago these guys AMRN developed a fish oil pill that's what i remember it helped people remember stuff... I think they waited too long to develop either that or the drug was ok's late for another indication... maybe plaque in the heart... you can see I need one of these pills!!! So the Co lost their baby to generics or so it looked they are now in Court appealing and it's all going down this week. Van... This is not for the feint of heart. IP specialists see panel selection as key to Amarin appeal, says Stifel 07:05 AMRN Stifel analyst Derek Archila hosted a webcast with two Intellectual Property, or IP, attorneys to get their thoughts on the Vascepa appeal ahead of the oral hearing on September 2, after which he noted to investors that both stressed the importance of the panel selection and its impact on the outcome of the appeal. Both IP specialists see a roughly 55% chance Amarin can win its appeal, but both also highlighted the low odds of reversals in these type of cases, according to Archila, who added that the attorneys think the odds of winning the appeal can swing from 0% to 70% depending on the panel make-up. With the stock trading at roughly $8, which is his current price target, he sees the market factoring in about a 25% chance of Amarin winning the case, said Archila, who assumes shares go to $4 if the decision is affirmed and $20 upon a reversal. He keeps a Hold rating on Amarin shares. Sumery 55% chance of wining. If they lose - $8 becomes $4! If they win- $8 becomes $20! Now mark Wed Down. On Wed we should know the three panel of judges and if one or two of them are known to be pro big pharma. We Might Place A Bet here. with AMRN....
American Flight 1997: "Tower, American 1997, we just passed a guy in a jetpack." Tower: "American 1997, OK, thank you. Were they off to your left or right side?" American Flight 1997: "Off the left side, maybe 300 yards or so, about our altitude." -a Skywest pilot confirmed the sighting: Skywest Flight: "We just saw the guy passing by us in the jetpack." Then the tower alerted an incoming Jet Blue flight to the reported hazard: Tower: "Jet Blue 23, use caution, a person in a jetpack reported 300 yards south of the LA final at about 3,000 feet, 10 mile final." Jet Blue 23: "Jet Blue 23, we heard and we are definitely looking." Another pilot chimed in: "Only in LA.
Hey Van. You say I don't listen and then you never buy any of my ideas. I predicted this- Consumer |On the Move William Hill and Caesars expected to deepen their U.S. relationship Sep. 1, 2020 9:50 AM ET|About:William Hill plc (WIMHY)| Execs with William Hill(OTCPK:WIMHY)say the company willfocuson merging its U.S. business with partner Caesars Entertainment(NASDAQ:CZR)after completing its purchase of CG Technology Caesars already owns about 20% of William Hill's U.S. business through the merger with Eldorado Resorts. Wolfe Research analyst Jared Shojaian says the combined U.S. online operations of Caesars and William could be worth $7B. If the business was spun out as a publicly-traded joint venture, it would be a trading peer with DraftKings(NASDAQ:DKNG). Shares of William Hill aredown 0.80%in London trading after running up more than 30% in the last month. Caesars is1.66% higherin early trading today in the U.S. WIMHY is now $9.29 and we are in at $6-$7.
Caesars and William could be worth $7B. If the business was spun out as a publicly-traded joint venture, it would be a trading peer with DraftKings(NASDAQ:DKNG). Sniff Sniff I smell a spinout to shareholders!
“William Hill is our partner solely on sports betting,” Caesars CEO Tom Reeg said in a July interview. “You’d be gathering all our your mobile assets, both sports and online. That would be ideal.” Exclusive Deal acquiredexclusive rights to run the sports-betting operations at Eldorado’s casinos in September 2018. The latter’s takeover of Caesars in July extended their deal to iconic properties like Caesars Palace. About 15 additional locations should be added in coming weeks, including the Horseshoe in Council Bluffs, Iowa, and the Harrah’s in Atlantic City, New Jersey. They would bring William Hill’s total to 170 retail locations in 13 states, the company said. William Hill always assumed Eldorado might end up owning Caesars, Asher said. “We’ve been riding on their coattails as they’ve been growing. Clearly, we bet on the right horse.” LOVING THIS CAESARS!
Van take a look at HGEN. Tell me first... $3.20 Thurs $2.86 now Overall move $1-$5 July/Aug was $5 Stk In terms of low overhead in a business I've never seen this before-- The Company has two employees. And a very interesting drug.