CLDI
Calidi Biotherapeutics Inc.
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$CLDI expected growth or back to decline?
$BENF Beneficient this nanocap penny stock has a bank acquisition coming in June and total investments of $334.3 million while having a approx 2.5m marketcap
$BENF Beneficient this nanocap penny stock has a bank acquisition coming in June and total investments of $334.3 million while having a approx 2.5m marketcap
$BENF Beneficient this nanocap penny stock has a bank acquisition coming in June and total investments of $334.3 million while having a approx 2.5m marketcap
$BENF Beneficient this nanocap penny stock has a bank acquisition coming in June and total investments of $334.3 million while having a approx 2.5m marketcap
$CLDI up +285% and climbing. Following the familiar pattern.
Grandmaster-OBI’s Alerts Send PROK Soaring to $6.55 (+974%) and CLDI to $1.07 (+174%)—Here’s Why Everyone’s Listening
Grandmaster-OBI’s Alerts Send PROK Soaring to $6.55 (+974%) and CLDI to $1.07 (+174%)—Here’s Why Everyone’s Listening
Grandmaster-OBI’s Alerts Send PROK Soaring to $6.55 (+974%) and CLDI to $1.07 (+174%)—Here’s Why Everyone’s Listening
Stocks I'm watching to make moves between 6/26 - 7/2
Awesome day with huge profit from $IBO $MAAS $CLDI $ACXP $CLSD!
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CLDI positive FDA news
CLDI and CTNT will be the death of me
Bought some CLDI at $0.30 and of course it dips 🤣 #storyofmylife
In CLDI small amount at .2942.
CLDI bottomed out chart, up 20% overnight
Anyone have thoughts on CLDI? Chart is pretty bottomed out
Hate to break it to you but serial dilution and then flat or down price for years with a sudden gap up is one of the most repeatable setups in biotech. You must be new to the space. As mentioned multiple times, it happens because companies fund operations via equity raises until some catalyst resets the valuation, plain and simple. Many 10x-20x biotechs have done the same and the same "investors" complained and sold. Here are just a few tickers of many that mirror this behavior to help you understand the game: NVAX $4 to $300+ CLDX $2 to $40 CLDI $.20 to $19 AGEN $1 to $7 Daily price is meaningless.
I've found one of the best things you can do with stocks like these is that, if you're genuinely confident that it'll go up, then just take a step away from the charts for a bit. Don't need to let it get in your head whenever the stock takes a sharp dip on the day if you're truly confident in its value. Best example I can give in recent memory is CLDI in July. I lost almost a third of my position's value watching it bleed down from 0.31 to 0.22 - and then it came back and rallied to 1.6 on July 9th.
Sometimes I used to browse through the comments and see if I saw any ones that stood out. Like if everyone is spamming DFLI, or GPUS, or INTS, or MSAI - is someone in this comment section mentioning something that no one else is talking about? If so, maybe I'll look into it. I think that's how I first discovered CLDI in June, which gave me a 9k profit in July.
If this is the end for BYND's run - it's still the craziest run I've seen since I started investing. Before this it was KULR in November-December 2024, from 0.28 to over 5.00 If anything, the past year has shown the potential of penny stocks with modern volatility. KULR, NUAI, DFLI, and BYND have shown that. I personally profitted on KULR, BURU, and CLDI over the past year too. Point being that even if this is the end for BYND, or you're scared to get in at this point, there will always be more plays every month or so. I'm no expert on when these runs come up, and often times I'm skeptical, but we've been seeing a lot of great runs over the past twelve months.
Usually I look at Institutional Investment more than anything else. I use that as a baseline more often than not, and I do generally focus on Biotech. That's how I found some smaller plays like GBIO and LYRA earlier this year. Also had an interest in INTS months ago for the same exact reason. As Biotech goes, my biggest regret so far in the past year was not selling ABP when it went over 0.40 in July. That was the first time I saw 30k in my account, and I watched it bleed back to the 20's before I sold. Still made a modest profit, but yeah. In saying all of that - I won't lie. I got in on CLDI and BURU off of the hype and nothing else really. I actually considered selling CLDI at one point because I was down around 30%, but then it rocketed up to a high of 1.6 before crashing to earth. I'm not some genius by any means. I'd like to think I've learned a few things in the past year. Like watching ABP struggling to hold over 0.40 before bleeding out is what convinced me to sell BURU when it failed to hold the high 70's. Fact of the matter is that it's a mix of learning from my mistakes, and also knowing I've been lucky too. I have certain things I look for with Institutional Investment above all else, but I also try to recognize when something can rocket on hype too. As it is. I do realize how crazy it is that I've I've more than 10x'd my initial account value in under a year. That's a pretty crazy accomplishment with just shares.
Yeah. I've just found that my success is the greatest when I settle on one or two stocks instead of trying to throw small portions into everything. Made a few thousand on KULR last November, then 9k in July on CLDI, and now 20k on BURU. Both KULR and BURU were Full-port plays for me. I wish I had full-ported CLDI (0.33 -> 1.20) I've had a few losses here and there, but I've been in the positives for a while. For me the risk management is in stop losses and reasonable price targets. I'll calculate out how much I'm willing to lose on any given position so that I'm never losing too much if it goes wrong. Ditto for price targets. While everyone was tossing around $1 or $2 targets for BURU last week during its run, I agreed with myself that I wanted out anywhere over 0.50 - that would be good enough. When it failed to hold the high 70's last wednesday I sold at 0.71 for 20k in profits. First time since I started with 3k last October that I truly feel comfortable on the market.
Honestly, I should diversify more than I have been. When my account peaked it's because I had 10k Shares of CLDI at .3 (sold at 1.2 for a 9k profit on July 9th), then made 2k on IXHL, and then 2k on ABP in July. My mind keeps drifting back to CLDI. Thinking about "What if I'd gone all-in on that one? I'd have made triple the amount that I made with what I had then." - and so I keep thinking about just making that one big move. So I've been doing the full port on three different companies throughout September, hoping for one more big CLDI, just with almost four times the value. This is essentially the thought process that has halved my account.
Yeah, most of us are waiting for any sort of news. I'd be satisfied with 0.50 (i.e. 35k Value for my position), but anything more than that would be welcome too. If we went to that 1.75-1.90 range, I'd be over the moon with that - but I'm not counting on it. Been a good year for me so far. Back in July I made 20k on CLDI when it shot up on the 9th and I've made more modest gains since then. If this INTS position works out though, that would be great.
CLDI is going to a dollar today. Just got fda cleared!
Nice dip in CLDI. May be a runner today
CLDI https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2025/07/29/3123192/0/en/Calidi-Biotherapeutics-Receives-FDA-Fast-Track-Designation-for-CLD-201-SuperNova-a-First-In-Class-Stem-Cell-Loaded-Viral-Therapy-for-the-Treatment-of-Patients-with-Soft-Tissue-Sarc.html
CLDI - exited with 35% gain, FDA news but Reverse Split on 5th August
July's been a hell of a month for me. I made 9k on CLDI on the 9th (10k Shares. Bought at 0.30, sold at $1.20) Then 2k on IXHL (didn't trust it so I didn't hold longer). Already up 11k on ABP. Also holding 2k Shares of GBIO, which is about 6% right now.
CLDI has Investor Webinar and Q&A Session at 4:15 p.m. ET today. I'm hoping for good news.
I'm in CLDI AND BLMZ I think I'll make a score today on both
I have other, larger positions I feel better about long-term. As it is, I'll play it the same way I played CLDI. Bought 10k Shares of it in early June at $0.30, watched it rocket up to a high of $1.60 on Wednesday. Set my stop loss at $1.20, got pulled out and turned a 9k profit. So if IXHL rockets up, I'll trail some stops behind it the same way at a reasonable distance in case there's significant pullback. If it keeps going up, it keeps going up. Otherwise I'll have my stops in place to get me out if it collapses back to lower levels the same way CLDI did.
Took a portion of my profits from CLDI yesterday, and took a position in GBIO for 20k Shares for $0.37 each. Just a few of the basics for anyone curious about why I like GBIO here: * Six analysts providing coverage. Four suggest a buy, two suggest holding. Consensus is overweight. * About 91% of the Company is owned by Institutional Investors (e.g. Blackrock, Vanguard, Goldman Sachs, etc.) and Insiders; less that 10% of all shares are owned by retail investors. * Under 50M Shares in the Public Float. * Has remained stable in the Mid-30's for a little while now. Just seems like such a solid choice here. I'm not expecting it to make a big run in the next few days or anything, but could be very promising in the next few weeks or months if you've got the patience for it. Took a month and a half for my position in CLDI to pay off, and three months for LYRA before that.
I could’ve made $250 instead of $100 on Sqns today if I didn’t sell at noon, had a little PTSD from waiting too long on CLDI the other day
Well, provided it stays below $0.34 this morning, I've decided I'm adding another 10k today. If you're interested... I'm also in on OVID with 10k Shares right now at $0.33 a piece, and I'm taking a big position in GBIO with 20k Shares today at $0.37 with the profits I made off of CLDI yesterday. Can provide my reasoning if you want to know more.
Missed the ProKidney rocket after its alert. Then the CLDI alert hit last night, and I immediately put in an order for 200 shares, thinking "This is my moment!" Woke up to find my 'genius' trade is already down 14%. Oh well, it was just a $180 test!
Just one man's recommendation - set a stop loss. If it goes higher, then you're making more money. But if it pulls back, your stop loss gets triggered and you're pulled out at the designated price. ***For example:*** I bought into CLDI with 10,000 Shares back at the start of June at about $0.30 a piece. Today CLDI rocketed up to a peak of around $1.60, but seemed to be holding at $1.41 for a while. I set a Stop Loss at $1.20 in case there was a significant pullback - and there was. So while the stock collapsed back to $0.70 by the market close, I got pulled out at $1.20 automatically, ,and I'm completely okay with that outcome. Turned my initial $3,000 into $12,000. Can't be upset with that. It's a good way to guarantee a profit during volatile trading sessions, in my own experience. You can do the same with losing positions too. If you're slipping into the red and it's more than you're comfortable with, set a stop loss to pull you out if you don't want to sell outright there and then. Again with CLDI... Last week it was down to the low twenties, and I'd lost close to 1/3 of my initial investment. So I set a stop loss at $0.20 to pull me out if it dropped below that price. I considered 1/3 loss to be acceptable, but thankfully it rebounded and I made a good profit on it today.
that CLDI freefall killed an otherwise great day
RIP CLDI, my heart goes out to those that got punched.
well that was not a fun rug pull on CLDI
You missed FLT earlier this week and CLDI today
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/calidi-biotherapeutics-inc-nyse-american-123000824.html Calidi Biotherapeutics Inc. (NYSE American: **CLDI**) Developing Precision Genetic Medicine Platform for Cancer Treatment. CAR T-cell therapy is unique compared to other cancer treatments because it uses a patient’s own immune cells, which are genetically engineered to recognize and attack cancer cells with high specificity. Unlike chemotherapy or radiation, which can damage healthy cells, CAR T-cell therapy targets only cancer cells by equipping T cells with special receptors (CARs) that bind to unique proteins on tumor cells, resulting in a more personalized and potentially more effective treatment. This approach can offer hope to patients with cancers that are resistant to standard therapies.
Literally told you retards about CLDI yesterday but ok bud
Secured profit on my CLDI trade will buy back in at the end of the day Total cost: 10,000 x .25 =2,500 Total sell: 10,000 x 1.55=15,500 Total profit: 15,500 - 2,500 =13,000 Total gain: 13,000 / 2,500 =5.2 That’s a 520% gain in just a week of holding purely because I spotted this on my after hours tracker Get on my level
Resistance and support levels exist and are crucial for entries and exits. I just went 1.10 - 1.30 and then 1.10 - 1.50 on CLDI because I checked the chart and saw the resistance points at 1.26 and 1.48
$BENF with despacs like PROK, SCAG, CLDI, KIDZ, PET, ASBP exploding 200% - 500% today it's one of the lowest priced and cleanest ones out there right now with just 2.5m MC and 7m float with gap at 1.14 on daily and no approved rs BENF -- '' Investments fair value increased to $334.3 million. '' vs 2.5m MC also they just closed a primary capital transaction involving a limited partner interest in an investment fund valued at $1.91m
$BENF with despacs like PROK, SCAG, CLDI, KIDZ, PET, ASBP exploding 200% - 500% today it's one of the lowest priced and cleanest ones out there right now with just 2.5m MC and 7m float with gap at 1.14 on daily and no approved rs BENF -- '' Investments fair value increased to $334.3 million. '' vs 2.5m MC also they just closed a primary capital transaction involving a limited partner interest in an investment fund valued at $1.91m
How to find active squeezes vs. buying into a fantasy and praying for a catalyst. I’ve found that volume hits the premarket before the news in a lot of circumstances. Like I said in the above get going before the bell and find the stocks like $CLDI with crazy volume and good short metrics e.g. shares available to short going to 0 or better is when it’s bouncing off 0. You avoid pump/dumps this way. Which are easy to identify, they will have volume/price action but nothing good from a short perspective. $PLUG today is a good example of that.
For what it's worth, I'm also holding a good chunk of MRSN and OVID as well. OVID had a good day yesterday, up around 17-18%, if I remember correctly. But as far as CLDI goes right now, I have stops in place to pull me out if there's too much pullback. Already made more than 5X my initial investment. Only wish I'd bought more.
I wish it could be mandatory to list the ticker and a very short explanation why (volume, news, merger, world event). People always complain about not getting credit or downvoted and I check their comments and it's "NCNA". For someone like me, it's easy to gloss over a listed ticker, but if I see "check CLDI, insane PM volume," I'm investigating.
Loving my purchase of 10k Shares of CLDI last week right now. With this run, my account has hit a new all-time high. Just like when I made a lot on KULR back in late 2024.
Not too late to buy CLDI. Although maybe it is, trading has halted after the 300% rise today. It’s been a good day for me.
Thank you to whoever said CLDI this morning lol
CLDI halted again I have been telling you to buy biotech for months
WTF is CLDI and why didn't any of you tell me to buy it? 
Up 75% on CLDI to those who downvoted me earlier 😜
Im watching CLDI and SUGP extensively atm. Both stocks facing heavy resistance after reacting to news. If they break, they could run
CLDI 30% spike SBEV.WS 100% spike
CLDI is already running! Watch your shorts kids!
CLDI is the way today friends. Then probably GRYP tomorrow
Check a couple of my biotech gains today and ask yourself why are you feeding MM theta HUMA CLDI ICU NTLA PSTV XAIR IBIO PCSA TOVX That’s just a taste my port is full of ticking time bombs it only takes one to pull a DRUG it’s like playing the lottery with better odds that involves some kind of skill
CLDI baby! Why bother losing money to theta when you can invest in a company that could help cure cancer This is why half of my port is biotech You wish your balls we’re as big as mine
I randomly bought 100 shares of penny stock CLDI a few days ago It's now up 158% lmao, fuck me
Amazed no one is talking about $CLDI right now. Glad to have gotten in last week with 10k Shares.
Looking at the data…CREG definitely bearish outlook, it has no short interest to trap, no institutional pressure, no fresh volume. I think that CLDI is neutral to slightly bearish because it has low short interest (~1.2%) with a modest increase in recent weeks, but not enough to trigger a squeeze on its own. Volume is also drying up. But TNFA has a bullish setup watch because it has high volume today, recent reverse split (classic setup), and no clear short data yet, which could mean a trap is forming quietly. Keep an eye and DYOR….
Right now I'm pretty comfortable with what I'm holding. Feeling pretty good about it. MRSN, BDSX, and CLDI. Holding 10,000 Shares of Each. In the Green on all three.
Patiently waiting for CLDI to do something🥲
CLDI with some news https://www.stocktitan.net/news/CLDI/calidi-biotherapeutics-presents-systemic-oncolytic-platform-with-foexwmar7qqi.html
Might put my chips in CLDI to be honest…
CLDI ZNTL & LXRX. Do yourselves a favor brethren & sistren
CLDI - huge upside potential over the next year. Analysts are loving it
CLDI is making a nice little move today.
Try investing in $CLDI.
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I can see $CLDI reaches my $4🎯 🍌🍑💹
$CLDI is my low float play of the day 🍌🍑💹
$SOUN, $RDFN, $CLDI looking yum 🍌🍑
it’s CLDI for me
CLDI is such a buy
Sure thing: ALGS: > Aligos Therapeutics, Inc. (ALGS) is currently trading at $19, showing a strong upward momentum with the RSI indicating overbought conditions across multiple timeframes, suggesting potential for a pullback. The MACD histogram is positive, reinforcing bullish sentiment, while the stock's recent surge above its 10-day SMA of $15.81 and 20-day EMA of $13.90 highlights strong buying pressure. Despite the lack of recent news or significant market interest, the technical indicators suggest a continuation of the uptrend, albeit with caution due to overbought signals. Given the broader market's cautious optimism, ALGS may experience moderate volatility. For today's session, consider a LONG position with an entry around $18.50, targeting $21.00 as the first price target and $23.00 as the second, with a stop loss at $17.00. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to current momentum, while the second target carries lower confidence given potential resistance and market uncertainties. Keep an eye on broader market movements and any emerging news that could impact sentiment. MBLY: > Mobileye Global Inc. (MBLY) is showing signs of short-term bullish momentum, supported by a positive MACD histogram and RSI levels above 60, indicating potential upward movement. The stock's current price of $16.90 is above its 10-day SMA of $16.33, suggesting recent strength, while the broader market sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with technology sectors showing resilience. Recent partnerships and speculation about growth prospects in the autonomous driving sector add to the positive sentiment, although competition remains a concern. Given the high short interest, a short squeeze could further propel the stock upwards. For today's trading session, consider a long position with an entry around $16.80, targeting $17.20 as the first price target and $17.50 as the second, with a stop loss at $16.40 to manage risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to mixed market signals, but the second target carries lower confidence given potential resistance and broader market uncertainties. Keep an eye on upcoming announcements and market conditions for any shifts in sentiment. CLDI > Calidi Biotherapeutics, Inc. (CLDI) is currently trading at $2.40, showing a strong upward momentum following its recent public offering priced at $1.69 per share, which raised $7.5 million for operational and R&D purposes. The stock's technical indicators are bullish, with the 10-day SMA at $2.08 and the 8-day EMA at $2.18, suggesting continued upward pressure. The RSI values around 60 indicate moderate buying strength without being overbought, while the MACD histogram supports a positive trend. Despite the lack of significant market sentiment or news, the successful capital raise and potential for future growth could attract investor interest. Given the broader market's cautious optimism, CLDI may experience moderate volatility but with an upward bias. For today's session, consider a long position with an entry around $2.35, targeting $2.60 as the first price target and $2.75 as the second, with a stop loss at $2.20. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to recent positive developments, while the second target carries lower confidence given potential market fluctuations. BIVI: > BioVie Inc. (BIVI) is currently trading at $3.51, showing a strong upward momentum with the 10-day SMA at $3.08 and the 8-day EMA at $3.22, indicating a bullish trend. The RSI values are high, suggesting the stock is overbought, but the MACD histogram remains positive, supporting continued upward movement. Recent trading volumes have been significant, surpassing the 65-day average, which could indicate sustained interest despite the lack of specific news catalysts. Broader market sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with SPY and QQQ showing resilience, which may support BIVI's upward trajectory. Given these factors, a long position is recommended with an entry around $3.50, targeting $3.75 as the first price target and $4.00 as the second, with a stop loss at $3.30 to manage downside risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to current momentum, while the second target carries lower confidence given potential resistance and broader market uncertainties. Investors should remain vigilant for any sudden changes in market conditions or unexpected news that could impact BIVI's performance. NXL: > Nexalin Technology, Inc. (NXL) is currently trading at $3.97 with a market cap of approximately $49.9 million and no significant news driving its movement. The stock has shown a strong upward trend recently, with the 10-day SMA at $3.73 and the 20-day EMA at $3.12, indicating bullish momentum. The RSI values are above 60, suggesting the stock is not yet overbought but is approaching that territory. The MACD histogram is positive, reinforcing the bullish sentiment. Given the broader market's cautious optimism and NXL's technical indicators, a long position could be considered. For today's session, an entry price around $3.95 is advisable, with a first target of $4.10 and a second target of $4.25, while setting a stop loss at $3.80 to manage risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to the lack of volume and market interest, while the second target carries lower confidence unless new catalysts emerge.
BIVI CLDI ALGS take your pick
CLDI just needs some volume. https://preview.redd.it/2fqixvjoc1dd1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d30bab04ce180f9c25768508f22fa2d6f47e3a5b