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Post by JHam on Jul 16, 2014 14:23:59 GMT
Cynapsus is a specialty pharmaceutical company developing a convenient and easy to use sublingual (oral) thin film strip for the acute rescue of “off” motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Over one million people in the U.S. and an estimated 5 million people globally suffer from Parkinson's disease. Parkinson’s disease is a chronic and progressive neurodegenerative disease that impacts motor activity, and its prevalence is increasing with the aging of the population.
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madamemagoo
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Post by madamemagoo on Oct 20, 2014 17:58:14 GMT
Moving up nicely. Expecting updates soon.
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Post by forthefuture on Oct 20, 2014 21:05:51 GMT
Volume starting to wake up as well. Let's see if it can stay above the 200 day sma. Mandy, are you in this one?
For those not yet following this one, Phase 2a data is expected soon.
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madamemagoo
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Post by madamemagoo on Oct 20, 2014 22:28:50 GMT
I'm in....update in about 2 weeks.
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Post by madamemagoo on Nov 19, 2014 11:47:55 GMT
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Post by JHam on Nov 19, 2014 17:26:26 GMT
Congrats if you have been holding this one!
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Post by forthefuture on Jan 30, 2015 22:08:05 GMT
Waiting for post ph2 meeting with FDA to happen. Unfortunately I sold most of my position before the big move, but still hold some.
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Post by Yelk on Feb 2, 2015 21:33:57 GMT
Opened a position here after reading a seeking alpha article commenting on a "possible 8X value in 2 years". I hate to buy in with a chart looking like this but I guess I will average down if need be.
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Post by forthefuture on Feb 3, 2015 0:24:13 GMT
Opened a position here after reading a seeking alpha article commenting on a "possible 8X value in 2 years". I hate to buy in with a chart looking like this but I guess I will average down if need be. To the technical traders, this chart actually looks pretty good although volume has fizzled as of late.
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Post by Yelk on Feb 3, 2015 2:26:00 GMT
Opened a position here after reading a seeking alpha article commenting on a "possible 8X value in 2 years". I hate to buy in with a chart looking like this but I guess I will average down if need be. To the technical traders, this chart actually looks pretty good although volume has fizzled as of late. Oh for sure I just am trying to break a bad habit of buying stocks that have doubled in the last 6 months that go down right after I buy . But yes, bullish! ^So I've opened a few positions in companies at the rock bottom that I thought have very good catalysts 6-9 months out instead of more recent. I like what I read about CYNAF though.
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madamemagoo
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Post by madamemagoo on Feb 6, 2015 16:47:55 GMT
Nice movement this morning.
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Post by Yelk on Feb 8, 2015 2:39:58 GMT
I was finally able to listen to the full webcast. Very good presentation - and very exciting prospects. I will be holding a medium size position here for now and will look to add if we go down before next update. I think meeting with FDA in Q1 is next update if I recall. I also liked what he said about warrants how they will be triggered at $1-$2 range or before march, so as we move forward even fully diluted up another $45 million from current standing. GLTA holders here. I think 2016-2017 We will not even remember the $1's but naturally lets remain vigilant.
The way this drug is administered and the 100% safety data thus far really makes me think this a blockbuster and will see fast approval. The time frame is excellent and speed to effective time short. Would also like to point out they used very conservative numbers. I can see why Jason Napodano said eight fold increase in 2 years if this goes through.
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Post by Yelk on Feb 9, 2015 22:05:32 GMT
I'm not a technical analysis expert but isn't this a textbook coil triangle, very bullish sign? Flat top smaller lows going up. I bought more on this big dip today.
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Post by forthefuture on Feb 9, 2015 22:25:38 GMT
Closing on the low of the day today wasn't a good sign. 50 day sma looks to be acting as support. Was hoping for Friday to be the breakout day but looks like continued consolidation for now. Unless the general market dumps, it will continue trading in this range until the next catalyst which should be the end of ph2 meeting with the FDA this month.
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Post by Yelk on Feb 10, 2015 1:47:39 GMT
Closing on the low of the day today wasn't a good sign. 50 day sma looks to be acting as support. Was hoping for Friday to be the breakout day but looks like continued consolidation for now. Unless the general market dumps, it will continue trading in this range until the next catalyst which should be the end of ph2 meeting with the FDA this month. 10% is pretty volatile consolidation. Hope it holds before next news release .
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Post by Yelk on Feb 10, 2015 2:18:39 GMT
Update: After I saw this I felt a lot better understanding why the crash today: Notice like over 60% of the selling was 3-4 smaller Canadian institutes that I know very well. The largest (67,000 shares) made me smile - I actually transferred multiple mutual fund portfolios from them recently for people in the last week. IMO these trades don't show a 10% drop and the chart remains bullish. I may be totally wrong, but that's my guess. This type of volume activity doesnt show market feeling towards the stock.
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Post by forthefuture on Feb 10, 2015 3:20:50 GMT
Update: After I saw this I felt a lot better understanding why the crash today: Notice like over 60% of the selling was 3-4 smaller Canadian institutes that I know very well. The largest (67,000 shares) made me smile - I actually transferred multiple mutual fund portfolios from them recently for people in the last week. IMO these trades don't show a 10% drop and the chart remains bullish. I may be totally wrong, but that's my guess. This type of volume activity doesnt show market feeling towards the stock. Thanks for the info, Yelk. Can you elaborate on why this makes you feel better?
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Post by Yelk on Feb 10, 2015 5:33:59 GMT
Update: After I saw this I felt a lot better understanding why the crash today: Notice like over 60% of the selling was 3-4 smaller Canadian institutes that I know very well. The largest (67,000 shares) made me smile - I actually transferred multiple mutual fund portfolios from them recently for people in the last week. IMO these trades don't show a 10% drop and the chart remains bullish. I may be totally wrong, but that's my guess. This type of volume activity doesnt show market feeling towards the stock. Thanks for the info, Yelk. Can you elaborate on why this makes you feel better? The trades represent institutions moving money around. These particular institutions buy and sell dozens of times a day in the same stocks and don't really represent planned individual trades, almost an auto function. Even if the largest seller of over 30 sell transactions could just be one company taking profits or wants to put money somewhere else. If I saw that extra 150,000 volume of selling all on anonymous that shows the people (the market) feel the stock is over valued. Because volume sell vs buy for the opinionated stayed exactly the same it is also my opinion the stock is still valued the same as of today. That is IMO and is no way a full indication but I've seen dozens of times institutional sellings that drove stock abnormally. Today prime example NUOT one of my holdings. Went down nearly 20% in 15 min or so due to a big one bailing. Market said no way, it went positive after that lol. All that happened today was a lack of volume and i expect a shaky morning tomorrow and green finish. I could be wrong but lets see how my philosophy works out 12 hours from now Disclosure on that I would have bought a chunk but didn't have cash sitting in account. You bet I kicked myself.
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Post by forthefuture on Feb 10, 2015 5:45:46 GMT
Thanks for the info, Yelk. Can you elaborate on why this makes you feel better? The trades represent institutions moving money around. These particular institutions buy and sell dozens of times a day in the same stocks and don't really represent planned individual trades, almost an auto function. Even if the largest seller of over 30 sell transactions could just be one company taking profits or wants to put money somewhere else. If I saw that extra 150,000 volume of selling all on anonymous that shows the people (the market) feel the stock is over valued. Because volume sell vs buy for the opinionated stayed exactly the same it is also my opinion the stock is still valued the same as of today. That is IMO and is no way a full indication but I've seen dozens of times institutional sellings that drove stock abnormally. Today prime example NUOT one of my holdings. Went down nearly 20% in 15 min or so due to a big one bailing. Market said no way, it went positive after that lol. All that happened today was a lack of volume and i expect a shaky morning tomorrow and green finish. I could be wrong but lets see how my philosophy works out 12 hours from now Disclosure on that I would have bought a chunk but didn't have cash sitting in account. You bet I kicked myself. Thanks. I suppose the low volume today was a good sign. Funny, I actually saw the NUOT drop and almost had an order to buy when it was down 15%. Internet lag caused me to miss the trade. So...I know how you feel
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Post by Yelk on Feb 10, 2015 15:22:22 GMT
Nice snap back today, continued trend of coiled triangle. Lets see where we finish though.
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