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Corcept Therapeutics Incorporated
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I am a ex-prop trader working in US equities and these are the stocks on my watchlist (1/2).
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SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Morris Kandinov Investigating QS, RMO, XELA, and CORT; Shareholders are Encouraged to Contact the Firm
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Morris Kandinov Investigating QS, RMO, XELA, and CORT; Shareholders are Encouraged to Contact the Firm
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Morris Kandinov Investigating QS, RMO, XELA, and CORT; Shareholders are Encouraged to Contact the Firm
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Morris Kandinov Investigating QS, RMO, XELA, and CORT; Shareholders are Encouraged to Contact the Firm
$PQEFF - Petroteq Energy Announces Completion of Feed Study for 5,000 Barrel per Day Plant
$PQEFF- All the DD you need to understand why someone would pay 59 cents a share for 200 million shares at 10x the market value...black swan event unfolding.
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CORT bad news, unlucky to holders. Awaiting OTLK news now
#TLDR --- Ticker: XERS Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy shares, this is a 'get rich slow' scheme. Catalyst: About to hit profitability (Q3 earnings), similar setup to ADMA & CORT before they mooned. Price Target: $35 short-term, $70+ by 2030.
I’m all for it, last year I tripled my money in CORT, and now I’ve moved pretty much all of those funds into QXO and I’m up 50% so far, waiting to sell most of it at $60 before finding the next one
Listen to the last 5 min of the most recent CORT earnings call And look up QXOs CEO.
QXO will be $60 in 24 months CORT has the possibility to be $110+ by Jan 2026
I only own two, QXO and CORT
I believe CORT will be bought out for $150, within 2 years if they can get 1 more drug approved (earliest December) QXO can triple from here in 3-5 years. Have fun!
All in for me was 80% of my holdings. CORT two years ago QXO six months ago Still holding QXO and some CORT but I’m all in QXO over the next 5-7 years Might sell and buy some playing shares and options.
Plenty of arguments FOR $CORT go listen to the last line of the most recent earnings call That’s all I’ll mention If you can research, you should easily find it and if you know stocks, you’ll immediately understand the importance
CORT. Literally next to no debt
Me? I’m super long $QXO shares & calls I believe $KINS will hit $20 this year And the YOLO play is $CORT LEAPS hoping they nail their platinum resistant cancer treatment
My CORT has experienced exceptional growth
CORT & QXO I know you want 10, but I only have these two
13f filings before the move https://imgur.com/a/WZKVewz The Phase 3 ROSELLA trial results for CORT relacorilant were publicly announced on March 31 2025, at 8:00 AM March 28, 2025 (Friday): CORT closed at $54.63. March 31, 2025 (Monday): The stock opened at $94.93, closed at $114.22, marking a $40.30 gap up pre market. The volume on this day was $14.34 MILLION April 1, 2025 (Tuesday): CORT closed at 91.63. Volume was $7.38 million dollars April 2, 2025 (Wednesday) CORT closed at $83.81 April 3, 2025 (Thursday): CORT closed at $79.37. 13f shows the story, especially when sorted by the number "52.30" Earnings tomorrow. A total of $219,000,000 million dollars has exited at 4:05 the last 7 trading days with no price impact.
The Phase 3 ROSELLA trial results for CORT relacorilant were publicly announced on March 31 2025, at 8:00 AM March 28, 2025 (Friday): CORT closed at $54.63. March 31, 2025 (Monday): The stock opened at $94.93, closed at $114.22, marking a $40.30 gap up pre market. The volume on this day was $14.34 MILLION April 1, 2025 (Tuesday): CORT closed at 91.63. Volume was $7.38 million dollars April 2, 2025 (Wednesday) CORT closed at $83.81 April 3, 2025 (Thursday): CORT closed at $79.37. 13f shows the story, especially when sorted by the number "52.30" Earnings tomorrow. A total of $219,000,000 million dollars has exited at 4:05 the last 7 trading days with no price impact.
The Phase 3 ROSELLA trial results for CORT relacorilant were publicly announced on March 31 2025, at 8:00 AM March 28, 2025 (Friday): CORT closed at $54.63. March 31, 2025 (Monday): The stock opened at $94.93, closed at $114.22, marking a $40.30 gap up pre market. The volume on this day was $14.34 MILLION April 1, 2025 (Tuesday): CORT closed at 91.63. Volume was $7.38 million dollars April 2, 2025 (Wednesday) CORT closed at $83.81 April 3, 2025 (Thursday): CORT closed at $79.37. 13f shows the story, especially when sorted by the number "52.30"
CORT Volume is fake 73,000,000 dollars posted with no price impact after the bell. Institutions trying to slide out the backdoor No RETAIL involvement. Earning Monday, they are going to miss.
Volume was printed that didn’t match candles. I caught it live. Options chains spoofed — wide spreads, no fills, zero price discovery. Institutions entered at $52.30 and $60.75 — they’ve been exiting silently. One drug. Generics already out. CEO reaffirmed $900–950M guidance in Feb 2025 — but Q1 pace suggests $700M tops. P/E over 58. Still trades at $70. If you ever wanted to land one clean shot on the system — this is it. This isn’t about CORT’s future — this is the system on trial. I tracked every lie. I logged every fake candle. No spin. Just screenshots.
No promo. No Discord. No bots. Just 72 hours of real market tracking. On CORT, I placed real bids across multiple OTM puts this week. $60P (5/16) → 2 contracts traded. I own both. $55P → 2 traded. $50P → 1 traded. $45P → 2 traded. In some cases, I was the only volume for 48+ hours. Despite elevated IV, none of these chains moved. No fills. Spreads stayed spoofed. Bids disappeared. The ask moved seconds after my limit hit. Then today — 400+ contracts at $90C appear out of nowhere post-close. Here are my receipts: https://imgur.com/a/3T0lkec P.S. CORT’s reported volume is fake too. Here’s 3 days of proof: https://imgur.com/a/eVA9Ft7 I’m not pushing a position. I’m exposing how these chains are locked down — especially before earnings. And yes… earnings are Monday.
CORT volume is fake. No price action impacted by after market volume dumps. No retail involved here Smoking gun. $$$ day is monay.
According to the media pundits, 🌽 has “decoupled” from the “market”, so it’s anyone’s guess what will happen on Monday. Meanwhile, other lesser known stocks are doing just fine—AWK, MCK, CORT, etc.
According to the media pundits, 🌽 has “decoupled” from the “market”, so it’s anyone’s guess what will happen on Monday. Meanwhile, other lesser known stocks are doing just fine—AWK, MCK, CORT, etc.
Trading discord server, guy who runs it recommended it. He also recommended the CORT puts I sold for a 1.5k profit two days ago.
I saw the spike and just bought puts at $280 and $277.5 that expire this Frieay, hoping I can bank on that tomorrow, expecting a dip when the market opens. If that morning dip doesn't happen then I'll sell so I won't lose all of the 1.2k profits I made today from CORT puts I bought yesterday lol.
CORT has been trickling down all day, and is now well under $95. You're probably okay now right?
It started at 3 percent and snowballed to 20. I had an exit price in mind for either direction the price moved, but yesterday CORT just looked like a house of cards waiting to fall with it's gains despite the lack of news and internal stock sales reported, so I deviated from the plan. Don't let me saying that I have traded for several years fool you: I'll never call myself a professional in any endeavor because there is always room to learn. Having a plan is great, but having the discipline to stick to it even if it means finishing red is easier said than done. I was so hungry for a green day with the hits my portfolio and real estate equity have taken this year that I let emotions get the better of me. My day job revolves around commercial risk management, so I am equally angry and disappointed in my lack of discipline. Dwelling on it won't fix things, but learning from it will. Thanks for your kind words of advice.
Guess you missed CORT?
my CORT put is the only one that’s down today what the fuck 
CORT just popped after solid news and I hold LNTH. Haven't looked a ton into them, but these are all on my screener for biotech: [https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=fa\_epsqoq\_o5%2Cfa\_peg\_u2%2Cfa\_quickratio\_o1%2Cfa\_roi\_o10%2Cfa\_salesqoq\_o10%2Cind\_biotechnology&o=industry](https://finviz.com/screener.ashx?v=111&f=fa_epsqoq_o5%2Cfa_peg_u2%2Cfa_quickratio_o1%2Cfa_roi_o10%2Cfa_salesqoq_o10%2Cind_biotechnology&o=industry) HRMY is there as well, that's how I know the name.
CORT 100p at open easiest 15k of my life
Gold, CORT, PVH, ABT I don’t care for the hype stocks (Tesla,Apple)
Puts on $CORT; It's up >100% today. No way it goes higher. Right?!?
Anyone have any gain porn from CORT today? If only I had calls instead of just shares 😳
What’s up with CORT look at those option percentage gains lol
Back in the day I bought CORT for $10 and sold at $20. Should’ve held 
Got a handful of things that are green, but it's few and far between. CORT is crushing it today around drug news.
mom and dad, I just won the house back with CORT
CORT just added 2+ billion to their market cap Jesus Christ. Looks prime for shorting but puts are expensive and I’m so poor.
$CORT is up like 80% in the pre market after announcing success with their ovarian cancer drug.
$ARIS * Net income growth to $60.2M for full year 2024 * Adjusted EBITDA up 21% to $211.9M in 2024 * Produced water volumes increased 7% YoY * Capital Expenditures reduced by 35% to $101M * 33% dividend increase to $0.14 per share * Strategic acquisition of McNeill Ranch for expansion * Low leverage ratio of 2.0X, below target range $CORT * Revenue grew 40% to $675.0M in 2024 * Net income increased 33% to $141.2M * Strong cash position of $603.2M * Positive 2025 revenue guidance of $900-950M * Successful NDA submission for relacorilant * Record number of new Korlym prescribers and patients * Q4 net income declined to $30.7M from $31.4M YoY * DAZALS study missed primary endpoint in ALS treatment
CORT NBIS QXO for late ‘25 or 2026
Buy CORT Hold 12-16 months, make 50-100%
Every time I find a winning stock, a few months later IBKR tells me it’s on a Zack’s #1 list. Then a couple months later beats the market substantially. I’ll use CORT as an example I’ve been holding since $20 I got the Zacks alert two months around $55-60 It’s now ~$70 I’m in a WhatsApp group actually that does exactly what you’re asking for. He’s a private investor for lawyers. Send me a DM. I’ll show you a pic and you tell me if you’re interested in having it sent to you daily.
I ended up opening a position in LDOS, mainly because they won a NASA contract. SRAD and CTLP are really interesting. SRAD is growing a lot, but has a pretty high valuation. Major League Baseball actually just signed an exclusive contact with them and bought a stake in the company. It’s how I’m playing the sports betting grow. CTLP does like kiosk ordering software. Also growing their EPS a lot. Kind of sports related as well, since they partner with some stadiums to do the cashier less kiosks. I watched a WSJ video on the saints stadium and how it’s designed to increase revenue. They called out those kiosks as a big driver. PLMR opened a positions day in earnings and got lucky with that pop. Really cheap fundamentals. They do speciality insurance. Just wanted more diversity in the portfolio. HRMY and CORT are biotech. Also same idea with the diversity. Both have a good pipeline and seeing a lot of growth. Fundamentals look good as well.
Thanks for the reply! Lots of names I haven't heard of before (SRAD, CTLP, PLMR, HRMY, CORT). I'll look into them this weekend! I am in CW and MLI as well. And I'm with you on the government agency fear stocks - I'm watching them but still haven't opened any positions. Now might be time to get into DRS though. CACI as well.
Anyone here follow CORT or HRMY? I really don't know much about bio tech, started some tiny positions today based off their fundamentals. So far LNTH has been a bummer, but still holding since the future does seem solid with the company.
CORT has been on a tear the past 9 months, one of my favorites
$CORT mother of all squeezes is coming
CORT looks decent- so does sitting on cash
CORT is my favorite stock Been in it since $20, won’t be selling anytime soon Been averaging up along the way
Kaspi, GCT, SMCI, CORT, LRCX All going to the moon this week, ez money ez life, never will I go broke again 
All these can’t keep up with CORT
Come on you idiots you guys are missing out on CORT! This bitch is on that Diddy
I’m telling you guys. CORT. THERES S MASSIVE SHORT SQUEEZE HAPPENING. this has doubled just this year
CORT. Shorts have screwed themselves on this
The higher the risk the higher the premium. Selling a covered call gives you downside protection. If you sell a call for $5.00, that means your stock can fall 5.00 before you would be losing money. And if you sold the call for several months out and the stock falls after a couple of months you can buy your call back at a lower price to close out your position and then sell another call further in the future. You can keep renting your stock and in theory your not losing until you actually sell the stock. Biotech stocks are appealing. CORT, BBIO, are examples. I now look at analyst ratings carefully before buying a stock for covered call writing.
I'll spare you the technical and fundamental analysis; given that'd take a while to explain. Medical/pharma: NVO (major), CORT (minor). I'm not a fan of LLY, or the typical moderna/merck/astrazeneca/pfizer. Industrial: AIRR (it's a good ETF) Energy: Green energy is all the hype, but traction's gonna take a while. I've invested in COP and WFRD. Both have strong fundamentals and are great firms. Depending on your risk appetite, you might dip your toes into disruptive tech, like blockchain, or innovative materials research, or aerospace research, etc. Utilities, services, infra get a little more complex...
CORT puts will be massive next week
Yeah, it also doesn't explain why a biotech like CORT is up 9%. It also doesn't explain why a coal company like METC is down -12%.
Will CORT ever rebound to pre court decision price?
Hi there, would love to hear your voice on my portfolio. 25 % BABA 17 % ADBE 14 % NTES 10% CORT 10 % INMD 7 % XIAOMI 6 % TREX 4 % META 7 % CASH Overall YTD performance - 31%
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Buffalo NEWS, Buffalo NY MLMIC Insurance Company BNSF National Indemnity Company Business Wire Nebraska Furniture Mart Central States Indemnity Company NetJets® Charter Brokerage Oriental Trading Company Clayton Homes Pampered Chef® CORT Business Services Precision Castparts Corp. CTB Inc. Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc. Duracell RC Willey Home Furnishings Fechheimer Brothers Company Richline Group FlightSafety Scott Fetzer Companies Forest River See’s Candies Fruit of the Loom Companies Shaw Industries Garan Incorporated Star Furniture Gateway Underwriters Agency TTI, Inc. GEICO Auto Insurance United States Liability Insurance Group General Re XTRA Corporation Helzberg Diamonds
So many people on this subreddit no idea what they are talking about. It’s fair to ask a question. People shouldn’t give uneducated answers. Here is a quick listing of companies they owned and turned around. They have about 65 companies under management. ( this is not counting their ownership stakes in a lot of big companies) Acme Brick Company HomeServices of America Applied Underwriters International Dairy Queen, Inc. Ben Bridge Jeweler IMC International Metalworking Companies Benjamin Moore & Co. Johns Manville Berkshire Hathaway Automotive Jordan’s Furniture Berkshire Hathaway Direct Insurance Company (THREE) Justin Brands Berkshire Hathaway Energy Company H. Brown Shoe Group Berkshire Hathaway GUARD Insurance Companies Larson-Juhl Berkshire Hathaway Homestate Companies LiquidPower Specialty Products Inc. (LSPI) Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Louis – Motorcycle & Leisure BH Media Group Lubrizol Corporation biBERK Business Insurance Marmon Holdings, Inc. BoatU.S. McLane Company Borsheims Fine Jewelry MedPro Group Brooks MiTek Inc. Buffalo NEWS, Buffalo NY MLMIC Insurance Company BNSF National Indemnity Company Business Wire Nebraska Furniture Mart Central States Indemnity Company NetJets® Charter Brokerage Oriental Trading Company Clayton Homes Pampered Chef® CORT Business Services Precision Castparts Corp. CTB Inc. Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc. Duracell RC Willey Home Furnishings Fechheimer Brothers Company Richline Group FlightSafety Scott Fetzer Companies Forest River See’s Candies Fruit of the Loom Companies Shaw Industries Garan Incorporated Star Furniture Gateway Underwriters Agency TTI, Inc. GEICO Auto Insurance United States Liability Insurance Group General Re XTRA Corporation Helzberg Diamonds
Great write up. But for someone that has grown up in Fort Mcmurray, the city closest to the oil sand mining sites. One thing that’s not really known is that the oil is literally dripping out of the natural river cliffs. There’s so much oil that there’s some trails that have bitumen bubbling out of the ground. We have huge swaths of land that all the trees are stunted because there’s little to no soil and the tree roots hit oilsands. If we play in the sand bars on the Clearwater River you’ll more then likely have some bitumen on you when you get out. This oil/bitumen has been entering the water shed for 1000’s of years. So In theory the oil companies are cleaning up one of the largest oil spills in the world. But with all being said, you’re 100% right that we are using way too much water to treat to extract the oil. And that water is a major cost/headache for us. I truly believe that Petroteq CORT system is a game changer. And I’d be more then Happy if we could adopt it up here. I’m an investor and only wish I can buy more shares.
COP just announced 30,000 BOPD in Alaska costing $1.4B. That’s >2X the cap ex required for CORT to produce the same volume, and that’s before the credit for sand sales. It seems to me that the share price is way too low and that the Haywood report is going to come it at multiples of $0.59.
That would be much more in line with traditional WSB, but I was trying to make money. CORT ended up the top ranked by financials, but only returned -0.45% so far.
$PQEFF Petroteq has CORT clean oil recovery technology. Greenest Oil on the planet. Patents and trillions of barrels of surface oil. JMO it will be the Apple of Oil. Out of ground cost $25 range plus you have the sand to sell.
What the Takeover Bid Is All About This isn’t about a single oil play. It’s about technology and global licensing fees for anywhere and everywhere that has oilsands to extract. That’s trillions of barrels of oil sands around the world. Canada has 100 billion boe of oilsands worth $6 trillion Venezuela is home to a huge oilsands reserve China has trillions of barrels it’s just waiting to unlock for margins that make sense and climate issues that do, too Even the US states of Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming are believed to hold over a trillion barrels of oilsands that no one wants to extract without guarantees that they won’t be harming the environment. But this is about more than just oilsands. CORT is currently being used for production from oil sands, but the technology can be used to remediate elsewhere, as well. Again, there’s some serious resonation here that Viston United Swiss AG seems to be picking up on. This will be a very interesting battle that investors should keep a close eye on between now and February.
This guy probably beats you, Myles McNulty, I think he's got 16 or 17 million shares in Quadrise Fuels International PLC (QFI.L) (LSE:QFI) https://aimchaos.com/ His average buy price is just over 3p, so that probably equates to around $700k total investment. QFI's current share price is $0.052, current market cap is $73m. Quadrise is very closely linked to Petroteq, the plan is to strap on their emulsion fuel technology to the back of Petroteq's CORT process, producing a drop in fuel for either the shipping or power industry. It will be produced directly on-site, no need for any refinery processing. Their product is much cleaner burning than HFO, it reduces SOx, NOx and particulate emissions (black soot), the complete carbon combustion means it increases engine efficiency by up to 7% compared to diesel. If glycerine is added to produce bioMSAR instead of MSAR, it could reduce CO2 emissions by between 30 and 40%. https://www.quadrisefuels.com/biomsar/ Both technologies, PQE's CORT and QFI's MSAR/bioMSAR are complete game-changers for the oil industry, but put them together and they will be revolutionary.
This guy probably beats you, I think he's got 16 or 17 million shares in Quadrise Fuels International PLC (QFI.L) (LSE:QFI) https://twitter.com/MylesMcNulty/status/1440943426376175616 His average buy price is just over 3p, so that probably equates to around $700k total investment. QFI's current share price is $0.052, current market cap is $73m. Quadrise is very closely linked to Petroteq, the plan is to strap on their emulsion fuel technology to the back of Petroteq's CORT process, producing a drop in fuel for either the shipping or power industry. It will be produced directly on-site, no need for any refinery processing. Their product is much cleaner burning than HFO, it reduces SOx, NOx and particulate emissions (black soot), the complete carbon combustion means it increases engine efficiency by up to 7% compared to diesel. If glycerine is added to produce bioMSAR instead of MSAR, it could reduce CO2 emissions by between 30 and 40%. https://www.quadrisefuels.com/biomsar/ Both technologies, PQE's CORT and QFI's MSAR/bioMSAR are complete game-changers for the oil industry, but put them together and they will be revolutionary.
I am pretty excited for PQEFF lately and would encourage folks to get in now. Currently around .14c they have two companies bidding for majority stakes at .59c and .79c. Both offers currently only available in Germany, but the first offer from Uppgard has a ton of evidence that it’s legit. The second offer is brand new from yesterday, but also appears legitimate. Petroteq’s CORT method can produce a barrel of oil at $22/barrel and produce $11/barrel worth of sand to lower you total barrel cost to $11, massive potential and no other byproducts to deal with.
The two biggest selling points of the tech (aside from the fact that it appears to be significantly cheaper than the Clarke Hot Water Process) is that 1. it has a claimed reduction of 60-75% CO2 per barrel. Even if you're conservative and half that, it's a significant drop in the carbon dioxide cost per barrel which translates directly into a lower carbon credit requirement 2. It produces no polluted waste water. No tailings means significantly lower remediation costs which is a big saving on the total cost of the field. The purified sand is also a major bonus. The output from the Utah field is high grade construction sand which sells for $15-$22 per ton, and each barrel of oil produces 1.5-1.7T of sand. There's a *lot* of oil sands out there but it has required high oil prices to be profitable. Petroteq's CORT changes that. I'm quite enthusiastic, as you can see!
Many will say this is a P&D, but take a look at the DD. They’re CORT process for extracting oil is the only in the world, very Green/Eco Oil extraction process. They just sold their first 200 bbls of oil last week at WTI price of $75 per bbl. 10.0 API, low sulphur, sweet oil. This is premium grade oil, being sold at premium prices, and it’s only just started. Predicting production of 5,000 bbls per day by 2023, and currently at 250 bbls per day.
After some deliberation I went with CGNX, CORT, VEEV, and VRTX at this time. Still considering some of the others like ESNT, IDA, INS, and SLP. I already have a healthy position in MSFT and have been looking for a reentry point on ANET. Should have bit the bullet when it got under 310 last week.