dragonbits
u/dragonbits
Fine with me, but I don't see any news as of yet.
I see plenty of low priced stock with targets of 50x or more. Sometimes I can see it if everything lines up perfectly, but most of the time it seems delusional.
What stock if any has anyone bought that worked out close to price targets?
Dont own it, and tough for me to buy it here as you need to hold for quite some time.
At least they don't have to raise money.
BTW, they have had 4 reverse splits in the past, add them up and it's 1 for 16,200 RS. So not an all time low, just 52 week low.
But they now have plenty of cash, so a matter of time and execution.
Garage sales are a lot of work, would you do it again?
EyePoint Pharmaceuticals is working on approval for wet AMD drug DURAVYU is a sustained-release TKI insert for wet AMD.
If approved, this seems like a negative for otkl.
Investors put so much thought into getting approval then don't consider that execution after approval is as difficult as getting approved.
See MBOT, MDAI as examples.
At least step one is complete.
good luck
My reasons are mostly financial indicators.
A lot of insider buying, no selling.
Greenshoe options was fully exercised during their recent equity raise.
there was a 1.51 million private placement in late 2025, three independent directors purchased a collective total of 179,737 shares and 179,737 warrants to which exercise at 1.36.
The trading on this stock seems tightly controlled, current with a 9600 ask at 1.20. Just seems like any rally of more than a few pennies will need fundamental news. In the meantime, shorts are attempting to cover and the costs to borrow is 3.39%,
They have a cash runway of ~20 months.
The fundamentals so far about trials are very positive, I like th
Not sure, it seems like this once traded at 0.17 cents.
For those who bought below 1.20, especially if you bought below 50c, how sure were you that this would work? What really convinced you at that time?
I imagine it wasn't obvious they would make it this far.
I would like to check in my MDAI stock, don't want to carry it anymore.
It seems to me that if one wanted to buy a product that aliexpress has, why not buy direct from them?
Does this depend on your customer being ignorant of the prices on those sites?
Are your stores more attractive?
Or do you buy in bulk to get a better price? How does this work?
With so little actual movement, it seems like a lot of it has to be day trading, but the profits are fairly small, and not all 1 million is day trading and it's not like all of it was at the bottom and top of this range..
HOw do you interpret this?
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The only revenue MDAI has is from gov grants.
No one knows what sort of demand and revenue they will get from their main product. This won't happen until late 2016-2017.
Until that happens, the stock is trading on unsubstantiated speculation about future revenue.