Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
The spike was during the swine flu crisis.
Considering that IBIO owns the only facility in the United States that can mass produce the COVID19 vaccine, they are about to SKYROCKET.
Someone bought SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES on Friday at close.
Too many are going to be left holding the bag on this one. You can’t trust half the shit you’re posting. That’s not even technical analysis in any form on those graphs. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Too many are going to be left holding the bag on this one. You can’t trust half the shit you’re posting. That’s not even technical analysis in any form on those graphs.
I'm sure it won't hit $50 again.
I'm also sure tomorrow is going to be quite profitable for many, and the Thursday IBIO news release could go either way. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Futures down -400 currently.
God this is going to be glorious.
I'm going to use my ill-gotten gains off the Covfefe Virus to recoup my losses from IQ, and dump them into a nice safe ETF, which will than go way back up in a month or two....
Originally Posted by scho63:
Market showing up 533 points on Dow, 60 on S&P and 173 on NASDAQ
Everything was looking pretty good. Shanghai up 3.5%. FTSE and DAX opened positive. S&P 500 futures were hanging around +.5% the last few hours. Then 20 minutes or so back it shot up to +2%. Monetary policy announcement? [Reply]
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There will be a concerted action. Yesterday I spoke with the G7 president, the U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, and this week we will have a meeting by phone of the finance G7 ministers to coordinate our responses," Le Maire told France 2 television.
He also said that euro zone finance ministers would also be in touch with each other and that he would speak with ECB chief Christine Lagarde.
"We must act so that this impact that we know will be important on growth, be as limited as possible," he added.
