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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 16:50:30 GMT
CLSK on the move. At $2.95. Could cross $3 today.
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 6, 2020 16:59:41 GMT
CLSK on the move. At $2.95. Could cross $3 today. Any news there? I will definitely not sell:) Boought SINT at $1.65 today
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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 17:02:10 GMT
CLSK on the move. At $2.95. Could cross $3 today. Any news there? I will definitely not sell:) Boought SINT at $1.65 todayDamn! You are knocking these days! I didn’t get back into SINT yet. I need to prune some other stocks first before I can. Not sure if news is coming or if its because of the crazy pumping going on. Or the crazy pumping going on because it is in the move, lol.
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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 17:46:22 GMT
Crap, CPSH has left the station too. Wait for meeee!
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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 18:38:16 GMT
CLSK on the move. At $2.95. Could cross $3 today. Bam, $3.14.
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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 19:00:57 GMT
CLSK on the move. At $2.95. Could cross $3 today. Any news there? I will definitely not sell:) Boought SINT at $1.65 today All right, I’m back in SINT with a small position for now.
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 6, 2020 19:12:15 GMT
I missed to buy more at CLSK below $2.50 today. My position is significant, but not as big as it was...
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Post by JHam on Jul 6, 2020 19:23:52 GMT
I missed to buy more at CLSK below $2.50 today. My position is significant, but not as big as it was... There will probably be another chance.
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Post by JHam on Jul 7, 2020 4:15:36 GMT
I sold SINT at $0.74. it looks still cheap actually with the covid potential and high possibillity of a big pump Oh I didn't realize you had owned it too. They added 2,400,000 shares, so the new total is 19,378,777. Not great, however, with insider/institutional ownership calculated, the float is around 13/14M. So I'm still going to consider it a low floater. There are a lot of eyes on this stock though (31,000+ on ST), so I don't mind that it has the extra liquidity. Some misc. info about the value change after the ATM deal at the time compared to now, and the affect pf the dilution: At the time of the ATM
o/s - 16,978,679 MC - $38.7M Pricing - $2.28 Currento/s - 19,378,777 MC - $28M Pps - $1.67 A $38.7M MC today (MC at the pricing) would give a pps of $2.01 The MC at the peak of the recent run up was around $60M, or about $3.06 post dilution (it ran to $3.50 pre-market). That's about 83% higher than where we are now, and that is before the real fireworks even happen. I said all of this to make the point, that while dilution hurts, at the moment this is still a pretty good value buy. Any news from here on out should take this above $50M pretty easily, just on hype/pump alone imo. If the news is really substantive then this could really go through the roof. Here is what they said in the data release PR: "The study and testing results show promise toward developing a new category of face masks for healthcare professionals and general consumers," said Bruce Lorange, Founder, and CEO, O2TODAY. "Face masks used by healthcare workers today can capture virus particles, but the virus can remain viable in the mask, even as long 7 days after use. Inclusion of silicon nitride technology into the mask may enhance personal safety while reducing the risk of disease spread.""This antiviral discovery opens many new opportunities for SINTX. In composites, coatings, and mixtures, silicon nitride has maintained its antibacterial and osteogenic properties, even at small fractions. We believe that incorporating our material into a variety of commonly-touched surfaces will discourage viral spread, and contribute to global health by reducing the risk of disease," Dr. Bal added.finance.yahoo.com/news/sintx-technologies-announces-publication-study-192000248.htmlIf they make a deal just with mask companies, this could prove to be the biggest COVID play of them all. I think another possibility is they make a deal with the gov't to incorporate silicon nitride into ppe (personal protective equipment). If any of these things happen $5 is definitely not out of the question, and that is being pretty conservative, imo. Nothing has changed in my thesis with SINT since my initial buy. Just at the time, not knowing the future of COVID and where this was all heading (also with my job etc...) I was trying to preserve cash. I didn't want to get stuck holding onto anything. One caveat here, is that they actually did two raises recently. The first one on June 23rd at $1.50 for $5.6M. So if there is another pop, they could even do another one. They ended Q1 with $8.2M in cash, so factoring in the burn from the end of March, I'd say they probably have somewhere around $15M CoH at the moment. This doesn't concern me too much because the near term upside is good. I just posted this correction in the SINT forum: I have to correct one thing in my post from the other day though. This jump happened prior to the two rounds of financing/dilution. So a $3.50 pps back then was around a $35M market cap. The market cap now is $30M so while we are still under the peak from the jump the other day, it is not as far apart. It was after all only a $5M market cap back in May when I opened this thread. That said $30M is still a bargain here if they make some COVID deals. Just be aware that the jump from $5M to $30M is purely COVID-related. This company really doesn't have much to show for its base business to this point, so any hiccup with their COVID program could send this back down to $5-10M market cap.
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Post by JHam on Jul 7, 2020 15:53:36 GMT
CPSH has officially left the station. Just crossed $3, well over 100% now since my buys at at 1.39/40. This one was a no brainer, but I was hoping I still had a few more weeks to buy back in. Oh, well, can’t win them all. Luckily I think there are some other no brainers mentioned in this thread.
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 7, 2020 17:56:10 GMT
Broadwin, which i mentioned here before, is also flying today with more than %20. I was, unfortunately, not able to buy.
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 14:30:47 GMT
Broadwin, which i mentioned here before, is also flying today with more than %20. I was, unfortunately, not able to buy. I just took a risk and dumped my CLSK shares for a 20% profit, and rolled some of it into SINT. I plan to get back in CLSK soon, but I felt like SINT has potentially larger value creating catalysts in the nearer term than CLSK. And that says a lot cause I think CLSK has some big news coming this month. I’m working with limited capital at the moment so in order for it to be a meaningful position for me, I can only hold one or the other...for now.
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 8, 2020 15:19:55 GMT
Broadwin, which i mentioned here before, is also flying today with more than %20. I was, unfortunately, not able to buy. I just took a risk and dumped my CLSK shares for a 20% profit, and rolled some of it into SINT. I plan to get back in CLSK soon, but I felt like SINT has potentially larger value creating catalysts in the nearer term than CLSK. And that says a lot cause I think CLSK has some big news coming this month. I’m working with limited capital at the moment so in order for it to be a meaningful position for me, I can only hold one or the other...for now. Must be a good profit. I hold CLSK, but will also add to SINT at some point. I'm also watching IDXG and will maybe buy again in the low 5s or 4s. PS: Can we expect CPAH earnings tomorrow?
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 15:26:34 GMT
I just took a risk and dumped my CLSK shares for a 20% profit, and rolled some of it into SINT. I plan to get back in CLSK soon, but I felt like SINT has potentially larger value creating catalysts in the nearer term than CLSK. And that says a lot cause I think CLSK has some big news coming this month. I’m working with limited capital at the moment so in order for it to be a meaningful position for me, I can only hold one or the other...for now. Must be a good profit. I hold CLSK, but will also add to SINT at some point. I'm also watching IDXG and will maybe buy again in the low 5s or 4s. PS: Can we expect CPAH earnings tomorrow? That’s smart. Is still be holding CLSK right now if I could. I’ve been watching IDXG trickle back down. Definitely an interesting buy in the $4s. I’m not sure I’d be able to take advantage of it, but if I can I will. Not sure about CPAH earnings. Should happen any time between now and the end of next week though.
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 18:20:14 GMT
Added some more SINT and a tiny buy of QUIK, which has suddenly just decided to wake up 👍🏼
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 20:07:43 GMT
Solid day. Sold CLSK for a 20% profit. Rolled some of that into SINT and now have a medium position there at $1.83, bought another small tranche of QUIK, which ended up 7% today. CPAH had a nice day as well. Hope it continues tomorrow.
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 20:17:02 GMT
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 8, 2020 20:23:48 GMT
Silicon Nitride masks are the key to stopping COVID? 🦠 😷🔬 Touching a surface or object that has viral particles on it and then touching one’s own mouth, nose, or eyes is one of the easiest ways to contract CORONAVIRUS (SARS-CoV-2). Thankfully we might have an ingenious solution for this problem! SINTX Technologies is a US based company that specializes in biomaterials. SINTX’s unique grade of silicon nitride inactivates the SARS-CoV-2 virus within a minute after exposure and has the potential to decrease the risk of viral disease spread on surfaces. Now imagine the effects of incorporating this Silicon Nitride into high-contact surfaces such as masks, medical equipment, screens, countertops, and doorknobs in locations where viral persistence is a concern. Humanity’s intelligent and innovative response to this global pandemic, never ceases to amaze me. If you want to know more, I am including a link in the comment section below, where you can read the full article.👇
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Post by JHam on Jul 8, 2020 20:29:39 GMT
Silicon Nitride masks are the key to stopping COVID? 🦠 😷🔬 Touching a surface or object that has viral particles on it and then touching one’s own mouth, nose, or eyes is one of the easiest ways to contract CORONAVIRUS (SARS-CoV-2). Thankfully we might have an ingenious solution for this problem! SINTX Technologies is a US based company that specializes in biomaterials. SINTX’s unique grade of silicon nitride inactivates the SARS-CoV-2 virus within a minute after exposure and has the potential to decrease the risk of viral disease spread on surfaces. Now imagine the effects of incorporating this Silicon Nitride into high-contact surfaces such as masks, medical equipment, screens, countertops, and doorknobs in locations where viral persistence is a concern. Humanity’s intelligent and innovative response to this global pandemic, never ceases to amaze me. If you want to know more, I am including a link in the comment section below, where you can read the full article.👇
Thanks. Yeah I saw that part elsewhere. Wondering about the link in the comment section to the full article.
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Post by magnus123 on Jul 8, 2020 20:39:23 GMT
Thanks. Yeah I saw that part elsewhere. Wondering about the link in the comment section to the full article. The link he included is dead. I will add more tomorrow. This rally at QUIK was a nice surprise today:)
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