/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17165073
I think he posted his dick again and might've gotten banned for a while

>>16728120
How's he ever going to focus on his company now? Bad sign, sell signal, next thing you know he'll be moving to africa and building a fuck-bunker

Time to buy more BILI?

>>16709051
>>16709043
large call volume in GIS and KO today, foodchads.

>>16708952
don't get cute with me asshole
I'm just trying to help

>>16709003
I mean... yeah but don't you think those are a little outdated? You literally can't find stocks that meet graham's criteria anymore (or am I thinking of Lynch?). I've got to get around to finishing graham and lynch, two of the greats but I wonder how they'd preform today.

>>16703458
>as big a deal as keytruda
Thing is, maybe keytruda ISN'T even more effective than Opdivo plus Yervoy, or maybe AstraZeneca's new shit or that new Chinese drug are identical or better by miles. What matters is the FDA, the physicians, the insurance providers, the whole damn system seems to have bought in. Could be lobbyists, drug salespeople (often former cheerleaders btw), marketing to consumers, or just ingenious patient selection for trials. Whatever they're doing, the growth of the drug is incredible, and galt doesn't have anyone in their corner except one billionaire richie rich.

>>16703508
Explain your logic here.

All the swing rule means is they'd have to wait 6 months to sell shares. If they had a hunch that a buyout were in the works, they could just hold the shares for six months and not sell.

There's no reason NOT to buy, all it means is that if the deal closed within 6 months from the buy, they would not be able to take profits for at least six months, and these things often take many months to close (look at CBS & Viacom, BMY and Celgene, DIS and FOX, UTX and RTN...). If they are FORCED to sell when the deal closed, I guess meaning it were an all cash deal and the buyers were adamant that that was non-negotiable that management take cash and not shares, then they would forfeit the profit from that trade.

>The short-swing profit rule is a Securities & Exchange Commission regulation that requires company insiders to return any profits made from the purchase and sale of company stock if both transactions occur within a six-month period.

>>16678619
it's literally about to happen, if we don't get a 1-2% pullback either on the indices or in a particular sector (probably tech) by the end of january, I'll be very surprised.

I'm still taking it day by day, but I expect profit taking or a sell the news trade deal in January. If you can't wait that long, then I like VTI, QYLD, and VIG (or VDIGX) in that order.