This is a molecular diagnostics company that has been mentioned here a few times, as it has been teased in a few newsletters. I have been invested in this company since 2019. I increased my position greatly after I saw a free youtube interview where Dr. KSS was interviewing the CEO. (I did not know […]
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May 7, 2020
Cytodyn (CYDY)
Cytodyn (CYDY) is a stock that was discussed in depth here around 4 years ago. The company makes a monoclonal antibody called leronlimab (formerly known as PRO 140) which is a CCR5 inhibitor for treating HIV. The BLA has been submitted for it and the FDA has granted it fast track designation and a decision […]
June 19, 2019
Crowdability’s “Prime Profit Calendar”
Another pitch from Crowdability claiming outlindish 2840% profits per trade using their ”prime profit calendar system” Any idea what it is? It is based on a ”400 year old Dutch document”, any idea what this magical document could be? The pitch is described here: https://www.crowdability.com/article/417-year-old-document-holds-key-to-13233-profits#.XQrBJy2ZMnc
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Way back in the day in the early aughts I fell for "Dr" Lashmet's pitch for a company that he said had the cure for HIV and AIDS. Porter Stansberry used to tout "Dr" Lashmet as an expert on biotech. He failed to mention that "Dr" Lashmet received his phD i[...]
Posted on March 12, 2024
It is in fact Denali. Just got his email pitch. He put a picture of Denali CEO Ryan Watts in his email saying this man will cure Alzheimers. I did a Tineye image search and it was Ryan Watts.[...]
Posted on March 11, 2021
Yes Hive is good too for the reason you stated that it also mines ETH. All these Canadian miners will get a nice boost in their share price when they list for NASDAQ, which is anticipated sooner than later.[...]
Posted on March 10, 2021
I own many stocks in the cryptocurrency space. I do own Voyager. However, I think the best way to play this space is to own the most undervalued bitcoin miners. The major expense for miners is electricity, which is a fixed cost. However, the price of Bit[...]
Posted on January 25, 2021
This is old news and was dealt with in the early fall. The cleaning concern was encountered with Covid testing only. Abbott, Thermo Fisher and others all encountered the same issue with not having strong enough disinfectant (there is references for this) [...]
Posted on November 17, 2020
Lexagene is finally no longer just an R&D outfit, but an actual company with a real product. They announced this week the first sale of the MiQLab to a large multinational pharma company. The pharma will be using the MiQLab to test for contaminants in its[...]
Posted on July 19, 2020
Lou has a pretty good track record on his biotech stock picks. I used to subscribe to one of his paid letters, and get his free email updates now.Regarding 5G, I started tracking all these 5G stocks around the time we cracked the list of 5G stocks Geor[...]
Posted on June 18, 2020
I actually found a free site called aidedtrade (https://www.aidedtrade.io). Just click the "X" on the subscribe now popup that appears. 100% free and no registration or free trial nonsense.[...]
Posted on May 20, 2020
The yahoo finance message board for Cytodyn (CYDY), the company that owns leronlimab, is a good source of the latest info.[...]
Posted on May 17, 2020
There are screeners that you can pay a monthly fee and get this info. FlowAlgo (http://flowalgo.com) is an example of one. I would not pay any guru to feed me this info as he or she is probably front running the info.[...]
Posted on May 15, 2020
You might learn something about options, but you probably won't make money as is the case by following most of these gurus. Here is a review about his service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9HMwk8pnHc&t=650s[...]
Posted on April 29, 2020
Also wanted to say that I've been reading this site since it was founded and I'm a lifetime irregulars member. Travis you've saved me thousands by preventing me from subscribing to all these newsletters. So heartfelt thanks for all you do here.[...]
Posted on April 29, 2020
Not Gilder 5G stocks, but two that I like in this space are Atomera (ATOM) and Lumentum (LITE). Atomera is small cap while Lumentum isn't and had a nice run up last year.[...]
Posted on April 29, 2020
Unfortunately bought AKAO and learned my lesson. Never again will I buy a biotech company developing an antibiotic. There simply isn't enough profit potential even if the drug is approved.[...]
Posted on April 26, 2020
What I hate the most is these guys sell a "basic" newsletter (and you don't know its their basic version) and you get a pitch later on for the expensive newsletter where presumably the best investing ideas are located. You expect someone to give you their [...]
Posted on April 24, 2020
It's here: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2020/04/microblog-george-gilders-dont-buy-5g-stocks-buy-15g-instead/[...]
Posted on April 24, 2020
Here are my guesses for far listed in the order in which he talks about them: 2. "Makes the sensors for self-driving cars" - Ambarella (AMBA) 3. "Merges AI and network security" - A10 Networks (ATEN) 6. "Safeguards the internet of things" - Allot (ALLT[...]
Posted on April 18, 2020
It's obvious that these days for the Motley Fool itself, selling newsletters is the #1 investment. Rather disappointing, because in the mid 90's when the Gardner brothers first wrote their book they seemed more interested in educating the public and financ[...]
Posted on April 18, 2020
MEI Pharma (MEIP). It was not hard for me to figure out with the clues he gave, most notably, MEI received FDA fast track approval in early April for its lymphoma drug and recently received a $100M investment from a foreign pharma.[...]
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I used to subscribe to one of Dylan Jovine's newsletters. I would not recommend it. The typical monthly letter would be 8 pages about his latest stock pick, with about 7 of those pages charts, graphs, and tables about the stock he probably grabbed off a f[...]