Whats the reason you're calling it a dead stock?
It's been beat up but the earnings are good and streaming is blowing up...matter of time IMO.
One deal away from 10 bucks
Let's hear it....
https://www.cordcuttersnews.com/streaming-numbers-nearly-doubled-in-q2-2020/
When I started watching that stock as a Strong buy it was at $7.65. its now at $5.97 will sells and strong sells everywhere I look. I hear no one saying LLNW is a strong buy right now. In the last 6 days of trading its moved a whopping .13. Again we do not trade the same way as I believe long term investing right now is one step away from a complete market crash but if I was, I wouldnt be investing in something with very little upside in the near term. Maybe if you are looking at a long hold on it you may make a few bucks but there are so many better stocks to invest in. Average volume is 2.2 mil shares a day and today was a very heavy day for the stock with over 3 mil shares being traded. No news to influence the stock in over 2 weeks. In the short term it is a dead stock.
Looking towards this on the 7th..It'll open up BABA to for inclusion in to ETFs and more liquidity.
The ANT /BABAs online payment arm IPO of 50 billion will be the largest ever and a huge net positive for BABA..(About 10 Billion in cash to BABA)
300.00 by years end.
"The Hong Kong shares may attract even more institutional investors when Alibaba joins the Hang Seng Index on Sept. 7"
The ANT /BABAs online payment arm IPO of 50 billion will be the largest ever and a huge net positive for BABA..(About 10 Billion in cash to BABA)
300.00 by years end.
"The Hong Kong shares may attract even more institutional investors when Alibaba joins the Hang Seng Index on Sept. 7"
This would be huge for both companies..This was what initially drew me in to the NK markets w/ BABA and JD.
Hard to imagine if you live in Mainland China you can not buy some Chineses securities including JD and BABA..connect status would change that the liquidity potential is mind blowing.
Correction on LLNW 200 day moving average is 5.70..looking for another dip.
Alibaba, JD.com likely to be included in mainland-HK stock link programs: experts
The Executive Director of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Li Xiaojia speaks in front of the media during Alibaba's listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange on November 26, 2019. Photo:CNSPhoto
Chinese mainland-based technology giants that recently went public in Hong Kong are expected to be included in the stock link programs between the mainland and Hong Kong, director of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Charles Li Xiaojia said.
His comments are a signal that Chinese mainland investors would be able to trade the shares of Alibaba and JD.com via the stock link programs, analysts say.
According to Li, it's just matter of time for overseas-listed, mainland-based companies that shift to the Hong Kong bourse to be included in the mainland-Hong Kong stock link programs, though he didn't reveal any timing for the reform, reported sina.com.cn.
"We haven't reached a deal with the mainland stock exchanges, so it's hard to predict the timetable for the inclusion," Li said.
Li's comments sent a message that it's highly probable that Alibaba and JD.com, two mainland tech giants that went public in Hong Kong recently, would be included in the stock link programs, experts said.
Alibaba was reportedly blocked from being included in the Hong Kong-mainland stock link programs earlier this year because of secondary listings and weighted voting rights.
"In terms of financial conditions, companies like Alibaba and JD.com are qualified for the inclusion," said Li Daxiao, the chief economist at Shenzhen-based Yingda Securities. "I think the mainland stock exchanges want to make sure that the connection between secondary listings and mainland markets can be smooth and don't trigger too much volatility," he told the Global Times.
He also said that there might be some technical issues that involve secondary listings to be included in the stock link programs, but they will only be a temporary hindrance to the inclusion of companies like Alibaba.
Xi Junyang, a professor at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, said that the chances are great for such inclusion amid a trend for US-listed Chinese companies to shift their listings and when the mainland is pushing for financial opening-up.
He predicted that the mainland will further broaden its links with the Hong Kong stock market by incorporating more companies into the stock link programs and further lifting the trading quota.
But as the mainland already has reforms to implement, such as expanding experiments of the registration-based IPO system, so reforms of the stock link programs will likely be carried out in 2021 instead of this year, Xi said.
Charles Li Xiaojia also said that Hong Kong welcomes qualified companies listed overseas to list on the Hong Kong bourse, whether they are primary or secondary listings.
"We believe they chose to return because the US market environment can't bring enough confidence," he said, but added that Hong Kong does not welcome companies that were forced to delist from the US because of their own flaws.
The Hong Kong bourse ranked first globally in terms of IPO proceeds in 2019, completing 169 IPOs and raising funds of HK$314.5 billion ($40.6 billion), cementing its position as the world's leading IPO hub.
Newspaper headline: Alibaba, JD.com likely to be included in stock links
Hard to imagine if you live in Mainland China you can not buy some Chineses securities including JD and BABA..connect status would change that the liquidity potential is mind blowing.
Correction on LLNW 200 day moving average is 5.70..looking for another dip.
Alibaba, JD.com likely to be included in mainland-HK stock link programs: experts
Chinese mainland-based technology giants that recently went public in Hong Kong are expected to be included in the stock link programs between the mainland and Hong Kong, director of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Charles Li Xiaojia said.
His comments are a signal that Chinese mainland investors would be able to trade the shares of Alibaba and JD.com via the stock link programs, analysts say.
According to Li, it's just matter of time for overseas-listed, mainland-based companies that shift to the Hong Kong bourse to be included in the mainland-Hong Kong stock link programs, though he didn't reveal any timing for the reform, reported sina.com.cn.
"We haven't reached a deal with the mainland stock exchanges, so it's hard to predict the timetable for the inclusion," Li said.
Li's comments sent a message that it's highly probable that Alibaba and JD.com, two mainland tech giants that went public in Hong Kong recently, would be included in the stock link programs, experts said.
Alibaba was reportedly blocked from being included in the Hong Kong-mainland stock link programs earlier this year because of secondary listings and weighted voting rights.
"In terms of financial conditions, companies like Alibaba and JD.com are qualified for the inclusion," said Li Daxiao, the chief economist at Shenzhen-based Yingda Securities. "I think the mainland stock exchanges want to make sure that the connection between secondary listings and mainland markets can be smooth and don't trigger too much volatility," he told the Global Times.
He also said that there might be some technical issues that involve secondary listings to be included in the stock link programs, but they will only be a temporary hindrance to the inclusion of companies like Alibaba.
Xi Junyang, a professor at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, said that the chances are great for such inclusion amid a trend for US-listed Chinese companies to shift their listings and when the mainland is pushing for financial opening-up.
He predicted that the mainland will further broaden its links with the Hong Kong stock market by incorporating more companies into the stock link programs and further lifting the trading quota.
But as the mainland already has reforms to implement, such as expanding experiments of the registration-based IPO system, so reforms of the stock link programs will likely be carried out in 2021 instead of this year, Xi said.
Charles Li Xiaojia also said that Hong Kong welcomes qualified companies listed overseas to list on the Hong Kong bourse, whether they are primary or secondary listings.
"We believe they chose to return because the US market environment can't bring enough confidence," he said, but added that Hong Kong does not welcome companies that were forced to delist from the US because of their own flaws.
The Hong Kong bourse ranked first globally in terms of IPO proceeds in 2019, completing 169 IPOs and raising funds of HK$314.5 billion ($40.6 billion), cementing its position as the world's leading IPO hub.
Newspaper headline: Alibaba, JD.com likely to be included in stock links
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What are your thoughts on XPEV, Bozzie?
I was reading into it a little yesterday, and thought about taking a small 2-300 share investment for the helluvit just to day I did, but I also think you probably get it way cheaper after the IPO, but who knows.
Tesla is freaking nuts! I mean give me a 1/10th of it from XPEV and it would be ridiculous too...
I was reading into it a little yesterday, and thought about taking a small 2-300 share investment for the helluvit just to day I did, but I also think you probably get it way cheaper after the IPO, but who knows.
Tesla is freaking nuts! I mean give me a 1/10th of it from XPEV and it would be ridiculous too...
My quick look liked it too...Thx!
Maybe if the company ever spoke they would do ok. People just buying more and more thinking its hit bottom. I will buy in if it hits $5.50 but this could tank all the way to 5 just as easy. Cannot be in this sector and not make a peep for 3 weeks. Sector up 3% today and this has tanked 5%
Feels like the bag im holding on TVTY. Had a huge position and started selling pieces off on Monday. Held one last position and it absolutely tanked. Thought I was getting it back this morning and tanked even further. Thank God I sold off 3 quarters at the high. Just wish I never bought another small position on the drop.
Feels like the bag im holding on TVTY. Had a huge position and started selling pieces off on Monday. Held one last position and it absolutely tanked. Thought I was getting it back this morning and tanked even further. Thank God I sold off 3 quarters at the high. Just wish I never bought another small position on the drop.
ADVL
Copied from another site but it's a good explanation of what's happening with Jazz and AVDL..If you're a big gambler this just got more attractive.
[FONT="]"Here's my summary and view of what happened today: Wolfe analyst says that JAZZ has a shot of getting a 1x nightly low sodium version of Xyrem to market by 2024... maybe mid 2023. Apparently the technology combines taking a tablet with liquid. The PK curve is supposed to be similar to FT218 (the new Gold Standard). Avadel sold off because the fear is that 1) JAZZ doesn't have to acquire AVDL to get 1x nightly technology, and 2) AVDL's runway is limited becuase once JAZZ gets to market in 2024 with this presumably best-in-class compound it will be an AVDL Killer. I believe these fears are misplaced because: 1) AVDL FT218 has orphan drug designation which should give 1x nightly 7 years of exclusivity.... AVDL will probably have 7 years of exclusivity with 1x nightly before JAZZ can introduce their 1x nightly low sodium pdt, 2) if for some reason exclusivity doesn't hold, AVDL should still be able to sustain a decent amount of sales even if they are competing against a potentially best in class 1x nightly low sodium offering by Jazz... AVDL can price at a 25% discount and get preferred formulary position and carve out probably at least $300M of revenue in the currently $1.7B SO market.... and AVDL will have a 1-1.5 year head start; 3) due to points 1 and 2 above, there remains a good incentive for JAZZ to consider acquiring AVDL. JAZZ + AVDL can really do some great things in terms of offering 1x nightly low sodium and other things. JAZZ competing against AVDL has to deal with 7 year orphan exclusivity and other issues"[/FONT]
Super interesting..I'm looking into it further
Sold the shit outa the IPO. This is brief but quantifies other EV IPO's of late.
The last line or two of this talks about the bankers job just after an IPO and there is a bit of a warning between the lines.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/xpeng-ipo-goes-really-really-well-where-will-it-open-51598531605
I'll read more later..Beers about to crack here..cheers
Again..I'm playing a longer game than you.
FSLY would need to hit 198.00 to do what I think LLNW could do by the end of the first quarter next year.. basically doubling.
I own a good amount of LLNW.. I don't flip in and out much and don't care to much what analysts say about stocks I invest in...
I like FSLY Hopefully they hold that Tiktoc contract (30% of net @ FSLY or close) when the dust clears, it's playing with fire right now IMO till whomever buys Tiktoc...good luck with it.
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