Regencell Bioscience Limited is a Hong Kong company which is fronting the uses of Traditional Chinese Medicine (”TCM”) to treat not only ADHD and ASD but also Covid-19 which shook the world back in 2020. Regencell Bioscience Holdings (RGC: Nasdaq) is a an early-staged bioscience healthcare company focusing on R&D and commercilisation of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for the treatment of neurocognitive disorders and degenerations. In latest findings, RGC has treatment formula has test treated 19 patients (suspected or confirmed COVID cases). 12 of 19 patients which were treated exhibited improvements in their recovery after an average treatment period of 5 days. An interview was held onf SSN Network (The Official Small-, Micro- and Nano-Cap News Source™) which included Jay Lee, CEO of Regencell Bioscience Asia Limited, and Paul Niewiadomski, Independent Director; where they talk about the company, the procedures and protocols of their treatments and result findings. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/regencell-describes-traditional-chinese-medicine-133000084.html Separately, while Mr Au, the company’s CEO and chairman was not included as part of the interview, he has been working in in the background in defending his company from the recent short seller and trader attacks on the company stock. Mr Au has bought back over $5 Million Dollars of company share since taking the company IPO. Mr Au has mentioned “While the research is still ongoing, we strongly believe that our formula can make a difference in the fight against COVID-19." Aside from the company’s positive progress in medical, the CEO (Mr Au) has shown his confidence in the progress of the company direction and not sold a single share since taking his company to Initial Public Offering (”IPO”) in Year 2020. Mr Au has pledged to not take salary and bonus (<1$) until the company reaches US$1 Billion market cap as his target.
what is the bottom line? short it immediately? or trade other things? or buy it immediately? As in your previous posting, I guess you will be the only one buying such a company. Your writeup is very poorly written as it is one-sided. You failed to present it from multiple viewpoints. Lots of vital details were missing. You must work very hard to be a successful investor/trader. do note that all CEOs say - very good positive things or - very very very very good positive things.
I apologise for poor write up. Only started writing recently to improve my word script. However, in terms of trade plays, Im am positioning myself with some long term position and some swing trades. Hoping to earn in this shaky market. My analysis is only based on the links of the articles ive shared, hence I suppose the lack of further comprehensive explanation. Hope you can give some points to being a better investor/trader? Would you be able to share what is your strategy in this bear market thus far?
Everyone has their own strategy that is developed over time. One person's strategy might not work for someone else. My advice is to immerse yourself as much as possible. Watch television programs about the stock market. Keep up with current events. Read books about trading stocks. Start with something like Day Trading for Dummies Watch relevant tutorial videos. Enroll in trading courses if you think it will help. Research the various companies/stocks. Utilize available tools such as screeners. Build your watch list. Practice in simulators. Maintain notes, journals, and trackers. Open a trading account with a reputable firm. When you are ready, invest your own money and start trading. Manage your trades wisely. Use stops to your advantage. The best way to learn is through experience, trial and error. You will learn from your mistakes. If you are diligent in all these things, and more, you can become a successful trader after a few months/years. BTW, I have benefitted from TCM, I have received acupuncture, which was very healing and I highly recommend. It relieved my pain and helped me with better sleep. I am currently using ginseng and various herbal teas for health benefits. Welcome and I wish you best of luck.