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$MRNA
Top 10 Lessons for the next Biotech Short Squeeze
1. For market cap perception matters more than anything - retail will pile in beyond any reasonable MC
2. There's a 2 day lag for technical traders (how I made money, but if I had been slower would have melted my face off)
3. If companies don't release the data, there's a reason (see post below, knew it but should have played Esmo)
4. Momentum comes in waves - tech traders set traps
5. I really need to learn more about options strategies. A long straddle with this much volatility likely killed.
6. Journalists will push any sentiment to the extreme - cure for cancer and no data had been released
7. Be wary of any new index adds (predicted but remember)
8. If household name the effect is sustained longer. If this was a no name midcap vs Moderna likely see shorter push.
9. The size of the float is so small given ETFs and long term holdings etc that biotech is beyond reason for squeezes. This was my biggest regret on this play. I instantly recognized it was insane but I underestimated the ability of tech traders in regards to float Size X Manipulation. Add in retail and you can have companies with limited or small Rev gains get Fortune 500 numbers.
10. Technical Traders love Mondays (still not sure why)
I literally posted $MRNA should go up
But $53BN is a bit much isn’t it?
Especially for adjuvant melanoma like sub 25,000 US patients…
When they split revenue 50% with $MRK
Like the biggest move by a S&P500 company ever in one day by a wide margin
Also they didn’t “cure cancer” that’s PR
The hyperbole is the issue, which led to exhuberance, which played a factor in its short squeeze
It’s great for patients to have, but NO data has been released yet Journos and Doctors are glazing.
Can a Doctor get a Kaplan Meier curve? Maybe a Hazard Ratio? Just a peek at a Confidence Interval? Maybe wait to see if any OS benefit?
I hope it works in other tumors but until it does, let’s face it, melanoma is hot. It was the easiest bar to cross.
The company is also not well run. Hence why I shorted it and made bank last month.
Do you think it’s okay for two companies to coordinate a PR push with every major outlet, not provide data, and then not be questioned?
$MRNA
Top 10 Lessons for the next Biotech Short Squeeze
1. For market cap perception matters more than anything - retail will pile in beyond any reasonable MC
2. There's a 2 day lag for technical traders (how I made money, but if I had been slower would have melted my face off)
3. If companies don't release the data, there's a reason (see post below, knew it but should have played Esmo)
4. Momentum comes in waves - tech traders set traps
5. I really need to learn more about options strategies. A long straddle with this much volatility likely killed.
6. Journalists will push any sentiment to the extreme - cure for cancer and no data had been released
7. Be wary of any new index adds (predicted but remember)
8. If household name the effect is sustained longer. If this was a no name midcap vs Moderna likely see shorter push.
9. The size of the float is so small given ETFs and long term holdings etc that biotech is beyond reason for squeezes. This was my biggest regret on this play. I instantly recognized it was insane but I underestimated the ability of tech traders in regards to float Size X Manipulation. Add in retail and you can have companies with limited or small Rev gains get Fortune 500 numbers.
10. Technical Traders love Mondays (still not sure why)
I literally posted $MRNA should go up
But $53BN is a bit much isn’t it?
Especially for adjuvant melanoma like sub 25,000 US patients…
When they split revenue 50% with $MRK
Like the biggest move by a S&P500 company ever in one day by a wide margin
Also they didn’t “cure cancer” that’s PR
The hyperbole is the issue, which led to exhuberance, which played a factor in its short squeeze
It’s great for patients to have, but NO data has been released yet Journos and Doctors are glazing.
Can a Doctor get a Kaplan Meier curve? Maybe a Hazard Ratio? Just a peek at a Confidence Interval? Maybe wait to see if any OS benefit?
I hope it works in other tumors but until it does, let’s face it, melanoma is hot. It was the easiest bar to cross.
The company is also not well run. Hence why I shorted it and made bank last month.
Do you think it’s okay for two companies to coordinate a PR push with every major outlet, not provide data, and then not be questioned?
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$MRNA
Tech traders setting traps out here
It's like they learned from $GME and trying to draw retail in
Watch Volume, Order Size, Rate
Some big players
Their biggest weakness is their greed so watch puts....
Part of me really wants to short this again
But the criteria I use tells me it *may* still pump next week so I haven't
Probably the craziest thing I've ever seen in Biotech/Pharma
Still insanely overvalued, are tech traders loosening their grip?
$MRNA
If you really care about something
You need to
1. Find out who the power players are
2. Do stuff for them/get favors
3. Make your return favor socially acceptable or provide cover
Pharma is bracing for tougher Treasury scrutiny of China deals, with draft outbound investment rules expected Thursday.
endpoints.news/treasury-expe…
Imagine if the top AI labs just never released their models
Just kept advancing it until critical mass and US just dominated for 1000 years
Could have owned all the compute, government funded, and no celebrity type downfalls
Millennium level fumble
Create a trust
Not legal advice
My coworker's mother passed away last November.
She left her modest $190,000 house to him clear and free, no mortgage, completely paid off after thirty years of factory work.
He moved into the home in January to finally settle the estate.
Two weeks ago, a letter arrived from the state Medicaid estate recovery office.
Because his mother spent four months in a rehabilitation facility before she passed, the state quietly slapped a retroactive $114,000 lien against the property title.
He called the state health department, frantic, asking how a hospital stay could bankrupt an inherited home that had no mortgage balance.
The caseworker sighed and told him:
"Federal law requires state programs to claw back healthcare costs from deceased estates. The house cannot be sold or transferred until the balance is cleared in full."
He offered to pay a monthly settlement.
They said no. The full $114,000 is due in 60 days, or they foreclose on the property at a public auction.
A lifetime of working-class savings, wiped out overnight by a retroactive healthcare lien.
You don't own generational wealth.
You're just holding a property title until the state finds a legal mechanism to repossess it the moment you die.
$ABVX
Guys I'm running out of funds to buy the dip again and again
It will all be worth it in the end
