why are they worth owning?ColinAggie said:
AVEO Pharmaceuticals
Recently had a drug (tivozanib) passed in the EU for treating adult patients with advanced renal cell carcinoma. FDA ruling expected in Q1. Lots of speculation that they will be bought out by Jazz Pharmaceuticals before the FDA ruling.Ragoo said:why are they worth owning?ColinAggie said:
AVEO Pharmaceuticals
that's awesome would love to meet him but I'll be heading to College Station for the Bama gameVito said:
Is anyone going to the Money Show in Dallas next week? I signed up for Tom Sosnoff's (tastytrade) segment on Friday.
Winner winner, chicken dinner. Didn't go exactly as I planned at the start and I was at about 65-70% of my max loss at one point within the last week, and only a 37% probability of profit. But wound up closing out today at about 50% max profit after yesterday's earnings announcement.khkman22 said:
Sold a short call vertical today on COST with the $163/$165 strikes for the 10/20 expiration. Not a lot of premium, but fits my risk profile. Looking to close at 50%, hopefully before earnings.
Then why not buy into an industrial ETF (IYJ) or high-dividend ETF (VYM)?aunuwyn08 said:
I'm OK with that because I saw it as a good time to gain a position in the industrial conglomerate sector. Also this is in my ROTH so I have a long time horizon.
Ok, so you were dead wrong here:oldarmy1 said:
Bulls in Barcelona don't run this wild! Been explosive with only a cursory pause along the way to invite short selling top seekers only to get ripped to shreds. We've had a 3 wave surge and volume increased last 3 days. Here's the TA as it stands:
cgh1999 said:
Amazon CRUSHES earnings. 0.52 vs .03 expected. Up 7% after hours.
"Which way does the convergence break? Don't know..."Martin Q. Blank said:Ok, so you were dead wrong here:oldarmy1 said:
Bulls in Barcelona don't run this wild! Been explosive with only a cursory pause along the way to invite short selling top seekers only to get ripped to shreds. We've had a 3 wave surge and volume increased last 3 days. Here's the TA as it stands:
https://texags.com/forums/57/topics/2721405/replies/49710281
I purchased some a little over a year ago. It's been a good buy.Ignac said:
TPL - Texas Pacific Land Trust. Never heard of this company until a hedge fund I advise for taxes started loading up on it last year. I have a managed account with them as well and he got me into the stock in Sept of last year. It has been on a tear and continues to have a lot of upside still. The primary income producer is its land and mineral holdings in the Permian. They still have a lot of untapped reserves and tons of water which they just started selling. Earnings just came out for Q3 and they were very good for such a small holding company.
Agree. But when I posted bet on Trump after the election it was a statement indicating the environment for growth and success would be prevalent. It's still up to the macro-economics in sectors (i.e. oil prices on energy) as well as companies making good decisions, to be rewarded in the stock market.OKC~Ag said:
This market is bit of mystery.
"bet on Trump" hasn't lifted all boats... and yet
Tech and financials are on a tear.
is this a bubble like 2000 tech bubble?
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