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Vertex Pharma (VRTX)-the next Blockbuster for 2024
Ok, the loss of TTWO was expected, but why CRSP. I slept in and it's all gone.
CRSP FDA Approval Deadline Dec 8.
SPECIAL DATES IN MEDICAL HISTORY **NEXT MONTH**= FDA DECISIONS= Dec 8th 2023 FOR $CRSP & Dec 20th 2023 FOR $BLUE-Aprvd in UK Last Week.
CRSP Stock Surges after winning the first ever gene editing approval
CRSP 10k YOLO "First-Ever Gene-Editing Drug"
$CRSP play - possible first ever FDA Approval of Gene Editing treatment - Dec 8th PDUFA
beat Cathie Wood at her own agme (kinda) crispr time is ripe folks
beat Cathie Wood at her own agme (kinda) crispr time is ripe folks
beat Cathie Wood at her own agme (kinda) crispr time is ripe folks
VERVE therepeutics potential for the next boom boom?
CRSPR, Intellia, Beam, Pacific Biosciences, Illumnia, Editas, Invitae... Will any of these companies be huge in the future?
CRSP gets FDA panel support for sickle cell treatment.
What top 3 Bags are holding right now? And how much do you hate yourself?
Where can you find summaries of the historical fundamentals for an index?
Tale of the epic comeback…. Started with oil, ended with oil….
Moved from trading to investing. Question about losing positions.
Start Investing in ETFs: Growth ETF and Total World ETF
$CRSP CRISPR Therapeutics pending EMA and FDA Aprovel
~$18k gains, holding for a few months since the low. ignore the -100% its an error, hopefully ; )
Could Fidelity be hiding the fees of its zero ER funds?
5 Top-Ranked Small-Cap ETFs to Buy for the January Effect
5 Top-Ranked Small-Cap ETFs to Buy for the January Effect
MULN, NIO Stock Speculations. TSLA Stock Blitzed. BIIB CRSP & VRTX Stock...
$CRSP More or less 15% short that is a lot
Diversified Portfolio with Individual US stocks - 2023
What are your thoughts on ARKG ETF now as a long-term play?
$CRSP formed a cup and handle! It’s taking off 🚀. Let’s go BULLS!!! ☕️ 🐂
The biotech rocket getting ready for launch - $CRSP Crispr Therapeutics DD
What are YOUR long term holds? And is a large percentage of it tech- why or why not?
CRISPR DD that's not only lazy, but also manages to stack a few levels of uncertainly, meaning only a fool would give this any credence...
Only 4% of US stocks from 1926-2016 outperformed one-month T-Bills!!!
My portfolio is trash. Should I sell all of it?
Big Pharma destroying small cap Biotech SGMO
Where’s the volume for gene editing stocks (CRSP, EDIT, NTLA, BEAM, etc.)?
Am I crazy for buying the following stocks at the prices listed here?
Research: The History and Evolution of SPACs, The Causes of the SPAC Boom, Why Companies SPAC, and Who Invests in SPACs
Opportunities in Options Around Earnings This Week
Opportunities in Options Around Earnings This Week
Opportunities in Options Around Earnings This Week
My bearish vertical put spread expired in-the-money. I think I lost the total value of the spread
DD on DTIL (gene editing company) I am hoping people can critique
Your next hard-on? What’s your next intrinsically undervalued target for DD then buy/option?
All this talk about $CSCR and no discussion about $CRSP
Romancing the Wood - a TA/DD of your favorite, can't possibly fail, Cathie Wood investments! (TSLA, CRSP, PLTR, WKHS, TDOC, ROKU, SQ, JD, BABA & HOOD)
My main positions are getting too expensive to dollar cost average
Actionable Trading MRNA SRPT CRSP GSK PFE MODERNA HITS $100 Billion GENE RNA MED
$NTLA and $REGN announce that they have successfully corrected a hereditary disease with an infusion of CRISPR
$NTLA and $REGN announce that they have successfully corrected a hereditary disease with an infusion of CRISPR
NTLA, CRSP, EDIT, BEAM, VERV, ARKG likely to fly on Monday
NTLA, BEAM, CRSP, VERV, EDIT, and ARKG likely to fly on Monday
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Yes, but it seems odd that the "CRSP US Large Cap Growth Index" with more holdings would be more top heavy. That's what I'm really trying to understand.
They track different index’s why would they be the same? From the Vanguard website: “VUG seeks to track the performance of the CRSP US Large Cap Growth Index”. QQQM is the top 100 stocks in the NASDAQ.
Vanguard Institutional Total Stock Market Index is close enough to VOO that you shouldn't worry about the difference. It and VTI both "seek to track the performance of the CRSP US Total Market Index."
CRSP US Total Market Index uses free float market capitalization. If they IPO at $1T and only 5% of the shares are trading, they'd be weighed as is they were $50B companies.
CRSP US has a total market cap of $64 trillion, so $1T would be 1.5%, which is less than yesterday's max drawdown
First of all, they do not "have to buy on Day 1". It takes times for indexes to adjust. Moreover, indexes like S&P 500 have profitability requirements for any stocks they hold. They must be profitable in the previous quarter and profitable over the sum of the last 4 quarters. Because of this, they can't even enter the index for at least year after IPO. Even VTI's index CRSP US Total Market Index only reconstitutes quarterly, and has rules for who can be included. Beyond that, you could argue that it's all priced in anyways.
No dude.. CRSP US Total Market also have eligibility rules. Must trade for at least 4 trading days before they are eligible for "Fast-Track" inclusion. Also even if SpaceX IPOed at a massive $500 billion valuation, it would only represent about 1% of a total market fund like VTI. You’re right about being exit liquidity though. The VCs made their money and are selling it to the public and you missed the 100x growth in the private sector.
It doesn't mean the funds tracking the CRSP have to add it immediately, only at the next quarterly rebalance. Even if the IPO company times it perfectly to go public shortly before the rebalance, there will be at least some days the company will be public before being added to the total US market funds (probably enough to be dumped if the market decides it).
You're thinking of the S&P 500. Total Market funds (VTI) are different. VTI tracks the CRSP US Total Market Index. CRSP has a 'Fast Entry' rule specifically for massive IPOs. If a company is big enough to qualify for the Large Cap basket (which a $1T OpenAI obviously would), CRSP adds it to the index within 5 trading days
You're thinking of the S&P 500. Total Market funds (VTI) are different. VTI tracks the CRSP US Total Market Index. CRSP has a 'Fast Entry' rule specifically for massive IPOs. If a company is big enough to qualify for the Large Cap basket (which a $1T OpenAI obviously would), CRSP adds it to the index within 5 trading days
Here is how Cathie Woods largest holdings performed in January 2026 Tesla $TSLA -4.3%🔴 Crispr $CRSP -4.7%🔴 $ROKU -12.3%🔴 Tempus AI $TEM +1.3%🟢 Coinbase $COIN -13.9%🔴 Shopify $SHOP -18.5%🔴 $AMD +10.5%🟢 Robinhood $HOOD -12%🔴 $BEAM -0.3%🔴 Teradyne $TER +24.5%🟢
I like investing in biotech, have never invested in EDIT (or CRSP, NTLA are other ARKG-ish names that have often come up.) "biotech winter" There's a lot of things that have done well. XBI actually had a good year last year. " if literally anything goes right (data, partnership, asset sale, etc) the stock could reprice hard." True, but at $2, you have to take into account that a lot EDIT-specific has not gone right, it isn't just the sector. This isn't down 97% since late 2021 because of factors beyond the company.
5 years ago, Cathy Wood, right? CRSP has done nothing since her great promotion.
I got tired of researching and babysitting individual stocks. I’m entirely ETFs with the exception of AAPL shares I’ve owned for many years, and some shares of CRSP as a gamble.
Glad to hear it’s 1/3 of portfolio (unlike this subs tendency to “yolo” full accounts), but man idk about CRSP. Wishing the best for you though! Ps. I do not trust Cathie Wood and neither should anyone based on some hilariously uninformed statements she’s made in the past
the only hope for CRSP is to get acquired ive been bullish on the technology since it existed but look at their revenue and their market cap one single draw down on the market will bring this back to 30 im a buyer under 50 but not above
CRSP and NTLA are have the biggest potential in gene editing.
They definitely don’t “have all the patents.” The core CRISPR IP is owned by universities and licensed across the industry, including by CRSP. They do have strong patents around their specific therapies, but they still pay royalties like everyone else. They’re early on approvals v competition, but that doesn’t magically short-circuit reimbursement, manufacturing, or timelines to meaningful revenue.
I think CRSP has all the patents, they were the first ones, and I believe they are the first ones to provide approved therapies. The question is really, when will the market realise the impact and future value? Currently they believe in AI.
I'm a little heavy into CRSP as well but not ready to full port. Bio tech and bio engineering definitely has a future wave but not sure which company will be king.
My money is on CRSP. Current leader in gene editing with a long runway of cash burn. But I’ll admit right now im flipping it. I buy when it’s low, sell when it’s high. Long term I think it’s a winner, but whether itll hit big time in 2 years or 20 years i have no idea.
not a big investing guru😂 Plan stays the same... Consistant VWCE, ISOE and then handpicking some bonbons😅example: TEVA, SLB, CRSP, OKLO, TM and so on... (mostly smaller amounts just to have a position and see where things are going) +crypto +silver/gold
I found CRSP from a YouTube short about mapping genes. Had nothing to do with the stock.
CRSP Leading gene editing company.
What is up with CRSP today? Up almost 10%
I rarely hold a stock that long. Most people don’t hold a stock that long. We can’t prognosticate that far into the future. More importantly, what is your exit strategy? Without a strategy you are just a seal swimming amongst the sharks. Will you freak out if one stocks drops 50%? I already know the answer yet it begs the question. Are you doing any Fundamental Analysis? Technical Analysis? I don’t care for your picks, no disrespect. Your question is more complicated than you may think. I will play my part lest it be said I’m a curmudgeon. BRKB- buy the dips EQR- buy the dips CTRE COPY- buy the dips ABBV PSHZF CRSP- buy the dips until 2030 MKL This is what I have that I could reasonably conceive one may own ten years from now. I added CRSP for future potential rather than Fundamental or TA. Not my best work but what can you expect for free.
My biggest bagger was CRSP. I found it when their technology and published papers started showing up almost weekly on a podcast I enjoy (This Week in Science). I believed in their technology because the science showed CLEARLY that it had incredible possibilities. Then their founders won nobel prizes for the tech, and they got bought into by ARK and the loonies who follow Cathie Woods. Honestly I would say to just think and keep your eyes open. You never know where a little common sense can reveal a gem. Like, walk into Costco and look at the line stretching all the way around the store, without an open parking space in the lot. And it's like that all the time. With the right eyes you'd look at that and say "there's something here."
u/Prudent-Corgi3793 thanks for sharing the dataset on the index returns against other assets. Would be interesting to see the breakdown of each index and how much of the top constituents drove the majority of the returns. for e.g. Mag 7 driving like 30-40% of the returns for the S&P and perhaps an even larger portion of the QQQ or the Nasdaq 100. Would you happen to have that dataset? Especially for the CRSP Indexes?
How are people feeling about CRSP?
I'm in on RIVN and CRSP, though I think CRSP might pull back to the 30s before taking off (it's also a long play so beyond 2026; they both are really).
Nothing wrong with taking moonshots. It behooves oneself to adhere to proper asset allocation and utilize a trailing stop. You can’t win the game if you don’t risk meaningful stakes. I am of the mindset older investors should still take risk with the proper parameters in place i.e. a 4% asset allocation with a 25% trailing stop. I have one portfolio that I swing trade speculative stocks. We call them “pop stocks”. That portfolio averaged 85% this year. I buy the dips and sell the dips. Wash, rinse, repeat. I am invested in CRSP, not for fundamentals but for the technology behind it. One news article could send the stock flying. This I would consider a moonshot stock. Majority of my holdings are in safe, long term plays that generate income. I do have a space in the portfolio for ten-baggers as well. It takes patience to get a ten-bagger.
I think PLTR has another run in 2026 before it pulls back. I like Biotech stocks like CRSP to do well and MSTR and AMZN to also out perform. Defense sector as well.
Surprised no one mentioned CRISPR stocks like CRSP NTLA CRBU
Still waiting for my precious CRSP to do something
CRSP. This one is in my ten-bagger portfolio. I also swing trade the dips. This is one of the few times where I am buying based off of the potential of the stock and not fundamentals. I think it could be a household name in five years. They have already cured one disease. Not treat, cure. CRSPR stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, which forms the foundation for genome-editing technology. CRSPR won the Nobel prize in chemistry in 2011. CEO Sam Kulkami expects in five years to have up to 30 different programs in the clinic. This is a speculative investment. The investment is in the platform- and its tremendous potential- not current sales and earnings. Always use proper asset allocation (I use 4%). In the ten-bagger portfolio there are no trailing stops due to the volatility. Buy the dips until 2030 is the strategy I am using.
It's almost funny to see it up there with the others. I find it odd that I don't hear about the Russell as much, though I don't live in the U.S. If I turn on Bloomberg or something, it's always the Dow, S&P500, and Nasdaq that are displayed on screen at all times. The big US total market ETFs seem to be based on the CRSP US total market index, so it doesn't show up there either.
CRSP. Bought a load of it when I was a noob and have been down anywhere between 70-40% for the past several years lol
MESO, CRSP, LPTX all potential biotech acquisition targets.
What is all this CRSP buyout talk? Anyone know the source?
Get in $CRSP before it’s too late
I’m not throwing shade, I’m just saying my investing theory. Morally/academically I think the guy is a grade a loser; that’s however not part of my prospectus here. I see great value in PFE, GSK, MRNA and CRSP. And I don’t mean anything below to be political beyond its functional importance to my investing strategy. Who were the loudest people against the COVID vax? Republicans Who were the first people to get concierge COVID vaxs rushed out to them under Donald? Republicans Don’t watch what they say to rile up the base, watch what they do with their money when push comes to shove. When the chips are down and RFK causes a treatable disease to rip through the population people will be lined up for treatment.. That or in 3 years (or possibly next year) the Dems will neuter him and we’ll be back to letting big pharma run things
very suspicious. a director at $CRSP bought 990K shares on the open market for 51.5M - sounds liek conviction to me
Buy out rumors on CRSP, prone to moon.
CRSP Therapeutics & Big Bear A.I
The decision depends on whether you want to focus on growth (SCHG) or want to hold a fund that tracks the performance of the CRSP US Total Market Index (VTI). Two entirely different tools, different aims. If you want to track the index but add a growth tilt you could split it between them.
Fuck man what about his CRSP DD. What’s his ERA so far?
CRSP will be the GOAT of biotech
TTWO DIS BA JNJ CRSP PLTR CALLS ON SPY, pull the trigger. MAKE MONEY, LFG.
Also long CYBN in addition to CRSP and BEAM. Probably going to index though going forward because it’s hard to pick winners!
anyone feel like CRSP is the biggest sleeper stock right now.
What's on your watchlist for the dip? I am tempted to buy up a bunch of CRSP right now but would be selling VT to do it and therefore taking on a lot of additional risk.
If S&P 500 is garbage then the CRSP U.S. Total Market Index is turbo garbage.
Anyone else holding CRSP calls?
This is for my aggressive growth portfolio that I hope to keep for 5-10 years and also good stocks to wheel. RDDT ASTS NBIS CRSP HOOD TSM SMR My 401k is S&P index fund SPLG My main brokerage will move to VGT I mention this to highlight not everything is in these aggressive growth stocks.
CRSP gonna 2x by next year. I’m heavily bought in
Holy shit i just noticed how NTLA got absolutely crushed the other day! Absolutely insane dump, I’ve learned my lesson already with bio stocks, but wow thank god I didn’t get greedy and buy into it after I had successfully rode the CRSP pump.
Any thoughts on CRSP ER considering Intellia research pause et al?
What’s everyone’s thoughts on CRSP? I really like what they’re doing for cancer research and CAR-T therapy and such. I think it will be a revolution in healthcare in 10 years or so. What’s everyone’s thoughts if this is a good investment long term?
MakeIt 3 months? CRSP tech is real Soul regeneration is not
I’m in on $CRSP which is releasing late breaking data on 11/08 at the American heart association. I think it gets to $100 by EOY
Buy 2 contracts...sell 1 when up 100% and let your winner run. When they hit a stock for the wrong reason buy a call 6 months out or more. Learn to read charts. Map out several good growth stock and set alerts when it hits a floor. Throw down a third of what you plan to invest then buy down 2 more times if need to when option is down 50%. Buy it down or out later date. The last buydown will make up for the other two. Never lose when you buy down. So if plan to use 10k then first buy 1 contract for 3300. If it never drops 50% great. Buy out minimum 3 reports. You could buy out 2 yrs which i often do. Have 10 CRSP for Jan 2027 60 call. Bought it in April when they had it at 36 bucks. Its up 400% today. Im letting it run. If I was strict I would use my own advice and sell 5 contracts when was up 100%. Follow the rules. Im up so much money in stocks options it doesn't matter.
Thoughts on CRSP?
I've kept an eye on the sector over the years, mostly just because I think it's interesting. Honestly, a lot of the specifics around the science go right over my head. For that reason, I've always found TWST interesting, but not convinced by their financials to touch them. Covid caused some weird valuation swings for the sector, so I don't put much thought into that and try to just focus on what each company is doing now. I've only got a few shares in CRSP (I'm definitely not into investing a large percentage of my portfolio in risky biotechs). I like that they keep enough cash on hand to not need to take desperate funding deals. I also like that they're one of the few with an approved treatment (CASGEVY). They've at least shown that they can bring these treatments to market. I also like NTLA, but it's been a little while since I've really looked at them.
Value investing won't save you from a real economic catastrophe such as the great financial crisis of 2008-2009; however, it will somewhat shield you from the concentration and overvaluation of certain sectors when a bull market gets overdone. You can see this behavior if you go to [testfol.io](http://testfol.io) and plot the total returns of VIVAX (Vanguard's CRSP Value Index) against VFINX (Vanguard's S&P500 Index Fund). VFINX didn't lose nearly as much between 2000-2003, but it lost as much and more between 2007-2009.
Still holding. Glad I didn't yolo 😂 still hoping they announce something before the 24th that leads to a reversal of our bad fortunes. All I risked was my CRSP gains so I'm not even mad. Looking forward to the next play Mr. Pump https://preview.redd.it/cbz1v28zjjvf1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3ff199043540738f4e6d0a53ea4bcaa3e9690ea6
Why do I keep buying CRSP calls?
I'm still in OPEN, and CRSP is gonna rip soon. I feel it in my bones.
Bought the dip again today. Did you sell all of your CRSP positions already? To all the babies still crying I say [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWLr0v_qLyY)
im gonna need CRSP to hit 75
Look into PRME also. They are earlier in development than CRSP but the technology could make Crispr obsolete. I say this as someone who has owned CRSP since 2017.
Purely speculative stock i own is CRSP. They only have one technology that has passed stage 4 trial. It’s gene editing technology to cure thalassaemia and sickle cell disease. It’s amazing technology. 95% of receipients do not need blood transfusions and thrombosis episodes. If this gene editing can be expanded to other genetic conditions especially type 1 DM (currently in stage 2 in pipeline) that would be awesome. It’s a long shot and pure speculation. I only invest for like the amount of money that I don’t mind to lose completely. If you invest a large proportion of your portfolio, i think the risk is too high. You cannot evaluate them with traditional valuation models either. So, hope you find what you looking for.
can someone make CRSP go back to 75 tomorrow please
CRSP probably gonna go up 10% tomorrow cause it follows a pattern
I had a day in July I earned $14,000 before the market opened, and totaled $35,000 before noon. I made about $135,000 in June and July, and lost $30,000 in August. And that loss was because I sold. I had some RDDT and APPL and didn't want to risk losing more, so I jumped ship. No trading in Sept. Oct started out with $1700 the first day. Last Friday when share prices dropped, I bought into a lot of RDDT, NVDA, AMD, CRSP, GSAT. We'll see how things play out this week.
They literally don’t have a promising pipeline at all. They’ve had to cancel 8 clinical trials in the last two years: CRSP-ONC-001 to 008.
Friday was painful. I don’t have buying power but ended up closing some cash secured puts to release those funds and got some more Jan26 calls. Just adding to positions in RDDT, NBIS, ASTS and CRSP. Worried about Monday but confident November will be higher than October.
if i have 1k to throw in shares to gamble (not calls i don't like expiration) what should i throw it at? ABAT? POET? CRSP? anything?
PYPL CRSP tomorrow
POET AMD NBIS IREN UUUU CRSP RKLB - nee mag 7
I am enjoying a $PATH ride, after you made a comment on it being your next play. SKYT and CRSP gave me capital to play with, so I’ve got room to enjoy more positions at a time. F it, hello pypl
I've made some pretty serious coin over the past 2 weeks on CRSP thanks to u/DonaldPump1. I think it's a big deal
Normally I’d agree with you but for some reason this regard actually knows his tendies. All of his previous posts have been right. I didn’t get into CRSP when he made his last post and I still think about it. Plus, Paypal is easy money even without Donny Pump behind it