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SeaStar Medical Holding Prices $9 Million Registered Direct Stock Offering
Are pharma penny stocks risky in this type of market?
Mods deleting every $ICU post. This is an overstep. Disgusting.
Why is r/pennystocks removing valid posts re $ICU,
$CLNN. Money maker but not widely discussed
What happend at 14:30 each day to cause these drops? $ICU
I will tell you everything I am invested in, you rate my portfolio. 1 to 5. 5 being awesome....
$ICU - UNDERSTAND THE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY THAT IS SEASTAR MEDICAL IN 30 MINUTES (INTERVIEW WITH CEO AND HEAD OF MEDICAL)
$ICU sell on fda approval or in for the long hold?
$ICU released an update on the 11th
$ICU - SeaStar Medical Names David Green as Finance Chief, Mentions Commercial Launch of SCD-PED LATER THIS QUARTER (IMPLYING FDA APPROVAL)
Title: "Exciting News: $LMFA's Investment in $ICU - Seastar Medical and the Potential Stock Surge"
ICU Seastar medical fda approval soon
$ICU - SeaStar Medical Issued U.S. Patent with Broad Claims Covering Use of the Selective Cytopheretic Device for Multiple Clinical Indications
$ICU - Oversold, Reversal Confirmed, FDA Approval Imminent - Will SeaStar be the Next 100% Pennystock Gainer in January?
$BSFC in early just like. RNAZ,ICU, and INBS
Anybody still holding ICU? what’s your play?
Discover the next Nokia: 4 penny stocks with big potential
Seastar Medical ($ICU)
ICU SeaStar Medical SQUEEZING Monday Oct 30th 2023
ICU - SeaStar Medical, shirt squeeze incoming
BULLISH: Seastar Medical Holding Corp ($ICU) Has Serious Potential
BULLISH: Seastar Medical Holding Corp ($ICU) Has Serious Potential
ICU SeaStar Medical, 3rd FDA approval breaking just now
Anybody getting in on the short squeeze potential around SeaStar Medical (ICU)?
ICU 1-week play: Get in now, get out before November
My stock watchlist for this week!
(Bullish on ICU) Benzinga's 'Stock Whisper' Index: 5 Stocks Investors Secretly Monitor But Don't Talk About Yet
SeaStar Medical Holdings (ICU) insane potential.
SeaStar Medical Holdings (ICU) insane potential.
$MGUY - Today's Top Nano-Cap Stock Watchlist (MGUY, AABB, NWBO, ICU)
ICU multi day runner and setup for squeeze to 2 plus
Stocks to have an eye on for Monday
$ICU on an amazing run, FDA breakthrough device designation
Two penny stocks that are "strong buys" and could rise in value to $10 or more.
On this day of liberation, a DD thread on an actually cool product, that can make a huge difference. (Plus pre-hype AI)
$ICU 2.6 mill FLOAT deSPAC IMO we get back to $4's
ICU bull trap today but possible good squeeze
Got caught in ICU's bull trap and left at a 300$ loss
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My top holdings are RDDT goog and ICU. I will hold most likely.
Instructions unclear. Currently in ICU 🤣
ECMO saved my brother's life. He had H1N1 back in 2012 I believe and had less than 10% chance of living. ECMO was used in place of his lungs while they recovered and in a coma for roughly 2-3 months. He made a full recovery. Out of 13 people in the ICU at UofM at that time with H1N1, he and a young woman were the only 2 survivors. This is very interesting indeed.
Feeling good about ICU this week
How do we feel about ICU?
Never give up. Stop listening to this sub and dyor. Take your money and invest it in good stocks. ICU SESI SGBX BBAI OSS MDAI RZLV LXRX VOR KSCP.. and the list goes on. Youll see ups and downs but youll be confident and less stressed in holding a bit longer and seeing actual results. Everyone here is waiting for a pump and dump. Get out of the cracked out rat race going on here.. good luck my friend.
Gtfo of this stock. Israeli bullshit. Hop on ICU. itll run same course as cgtx. Good luck.
$UGRO actually squeezed pretty nicely the other day - did you miss that? It probably would’ve gone a lot higher if I had still been holding - you live & you learn. I also “shilled” $NVVE before it 3x’ed, $ICU before it 3x’ed, & again, $CTM @ $.18; how many multiples of $.18 is $1.16? Ive lost count at this point. You can block me 🤣
Bro what is that ICU stock, the ticker just makes me don’t wanna touch it 😂
ICU looks solid after my research I’m in at .86
ICU - earnings about to be published in a couple hours AH. These guys have diluted so much of the stock and it still keeps climbing. Im 10k shares in at .73. Lets hope for some breakthrough news.
Until proven otherwise i consider the difference as purely cosmetic yes. Sheer stress and inflammation is way lower in low flow systems anyway so its to be determined if this thing outperforms ECCO2R/iLA in clinical practice. Not saying its a bad investment but i wouldn't buy this machine for my ICU right now.
And if it goes over $1, everyone & their brother will want to sell, and who will be buying? And then the offering could quickly come, so good to get out quick if you have the opportunity. Volatile stocks just scare me - I’ve been there & I much prefer something with a steady base being built. Even $ICU is showing that steady base but again, I just don’t trust the management at this point. I’m likely a little too conservative for your trading strategy - it’s my fault for losing a ton on $UGRO. I’m in trading timeout for the foreseeable future as I’m going to be traveling in a week. $CTM has treated me well through & through, and the developments are solid at this point in my mind. You only need one - someone said that on StockTwits a while ago & it stuck with me.
I’m just pretty against biotechs - I came back to $ICU & was up a good chunk of change a few weeks ago & then they did 2 offerings. It’s just endless dilution with biotechs. You’re investing in an idea until the money’s there & since I do this for a living (like an institution), I can’t get behind something like that. I held a $60k loss with $KULR all last summer & realized a lot about stocks that’re hyped up. They’re not for me. I’m glad people made profits on $IXHL but I see a lot who are holding bags or sold for a loss. It’s so hit-or-miss.
ICU has done well over last couple weeks. Strong business model. I did no DD.
I made 10 on ICU, I'll pay the busfare.
Well shit. My only green stock today was ICU and that one will take a while for profit. AAARGH. Just glad I didn’t try to make any scalp plays today. Hope y’all did better :)
My thinking exactly. Sold off 40k shares last week at a loss.. but still better than waiting for r/s. Put my money on SESAI, ICU, LXRX, PSTV. looks like its paying off. SES is about to explode soon, id recoomend keep an eye on it to whoever is reading.
Complicated vs. Uncomplicated UTIs: The risk of death is significantly higher for complicated UTIs, which often involve underlying conditions or factors like catheter use. Sepsis: If a UTI, especially a complicated one, spreads to the bloodstream and causes sepsis (urosepsis), the mortality rate can be as high as 20-40%, according to the Sepsis Alliance. Risk Factors: Mortality in cUTIs is higher in specific patient populations, including older individuals, those who are bedridden, patients with metastatic cancer, those with catheter-related UTIs, and individuals experiencing septic shock or admitted to the ICU. You’re going to make your money back…
In the US the average spending per capita is $7900 compared to Germany $4300. US americans are not healthier but it costs nearly double to care for the health. Here the pharma industry is only one part... There is lot of space for optimization... stop the $2500 bill for a single ambulance ride ( in Germany 250€) and$11k for one day ICU ( in Germany 3500€ =$4000) further the US health system wastes trillions in the insurers bureaucracy.
My biggest holdings are RDDT GOOG and ICU
It's important to understand the nuance of why it's moronic though. Fentanyl *can* be legally imported for various reasons, so the tariff is legitimate (not a tariff on something we never import). The problem with the tariff is that America's Fentanyl problem is overwhelmingly caused by illegal importation, so placing a tariff on the legal portion is a completely useless move that does nothing to impact the illegal drug trade. This tariff impacts legal applications of fentanyl: including anesthesia, pain management, ICU sedation, and emergency care. The costs of these crucial services will likely be driven up slightly as a result of these tariffs, increasing medical cost burdens on the average American for basically no reason. It is basically a "healthcare tax", from the perspective of the consumer. If this was pitched as an actual healthcare tax, MAGA would lose their fucking minds. Apparently the bipolar-in-chief can pass any policy he wants unilaterally through "emergency" tariffs as long as he calls it something other than "tax", and MAGA will lap it up.
Been burnt by a few Chinese stocks last year, they do this, it is known and then RS and then just go to a dead stock ticker after a year basically screwing every investor and they get away with it because they're a ghost in china. I told myself I'd never touch Chinese stocks again. This one feels a bit different though. They just had two back to back offerings (so the typical poor signs are there) and that's what led to the massive price drop from $3 to $0.11, then from $0.20 today to $.05 and now it's at $.083 However, they had $1B in revenue last year, currently sitting at a $10 million market cap, they've never used a RS like all the other Chinese stocks had a history of that and there is at least 30-180 days to gain $1 recompliance. The market absorbed the offerings with 500M shares traded on a 50M float which could have increased to 150M but that only puts the Market Cap at $40M if it hits $.30 and given the volatility with this one, the chart feels like it could bounce if bulls and volume commit, there is time on bulls hands and it could run back towards a $1 which protects investors from the RS necessity. There is a lot of money that could be made here if bulls load /hold for a few days or a week or two trapping bears and naked shorts. $.05 --> $1 is heavy gains and it doesn't even have to be quick, look at ICU, hit $.96 today after a month of steady rebounding. The bears and random bashers are out in force saying RS and Chinese scam and maybe those are both true in the bigger picture but short term, there is potential and opportunity, I wouldn't be surprised if the market is loading heavy below $0.20 for a bounce to $1
Why is ICU dropping hard all the sudden? It was pumping this morning!
Your arguments sound very similar to the bull thesis for $ICU a year ago, which, if you had held through it all, you’d have lost 99% of your investment. I hope it doesn’t get reverse-split & diluted so your stake stays the same. Thanks for sharing so much - it’s nice to know your perspective!
Anyone know why Seastar medical (ICU) is up 20% today?
My top holdings are still RDDT goog and ICU. Holding through reddit earnings I’m gonna need a beer by then
They only are asking for $100M in Phase 2, years away from really anything, based on something that people don’t usually need if they just ate better. Selling at $1.50 was the right move. This will be pumped hard for another week or so and then will become $ICU. Everyone remembers $ICU right? 🤫🤣🤦♂️ https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1873875/000121390025067368/ea0250049-424b5_incannex.htm
It's like everyone here started yesterday... Buy the rumor, sell the news - they've had plenty of time to take profits. The exact same thing happened to $ICU last year when the device was FDA approved, almost the same price of $1.30...
I just decided to go long and bought more. There are few stocks like this that impress me with the product, and most won’t pay off well in the short term. I’m big into COSM, ICU, and IBRX. Was a big fan of KULR until they stopped being focused on their battery tech, though I still have a few shares.
I’m upvote you for the idea that you believe and as long as you don’t plan on selling, kudos. But as someone that’s held $ASTS (in two accounts actually) and having sold $ICU as losses both times, the two are hardly the same. $ASTS has the largest tech and mobile providers in the world as financial backers.
Based on the most recent drive to the bottom, then “pump” to $.90ish…only for $ICU to pull the rug out and do yet ANOTHER offering right when shareholders are on the precipice of making money. Then they have them back into the dirt at the expense of keeping their doors open. That’s not a solid BoD or MT, that’s preying on retail shareholders, using your biotech status to keep findings partially in the dark so you do more capital raises on unsuspecting shareholders. The price to buy was $.31-$.45. Now is not the time to buy $ICU imo. https://preview.redd.it/65yflb2fkzff1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b8e9460a63474dc30871f205eb95b99a1b5d9513
Great post, really appreciate the clarity and the clinical insight. I’ve been invested in Seastar for over a year now and averaged down all the way. Agree that it’s one of those “all or nothing” setups, but the reward/risk feels very asymmetric at these levels. To add to your points: They’ve hit their stated milestones, with acknowledgeable sometimes a very bumpy ride, one by one: FDA approval for QUELIMMUNE, onboarding top-tier pediatric hospitals (like Texas Children’s), expanding the SAVE registry, and now heading toward the pivotal moment with NEUTRALIZE-AKI. The fact that the adult trial is over halfway enrolled and interim data could potentially lead to a halt is exactly what makes the next 2 to 3 months critical. Also worth noting: If they *do* get a halt or strong efficacy signal, the adult indication unlocks a completely different commercial playbook than the current pediatric HDE. No IRB delays, larger ICU volume, faster adoption. Hospitals in the trial already know the tech, so rollout would be fast. Sure, dilution is a real risk short-term. But if the trial reads out well, no one’s going to care whether the OS is 20M, 40M or 60M. This would re-rate dramatically. Appreciate your write-up and the disclosure. Holding 25K shares myself at $2.04 average, and still optimistic. Let’s see how August/September plays out.
RDDT GOOG ICU are my top three holdings wbu
Got it, though the only issue is that no one is reacting to $ICU, and OTC trading is kinda dead
Fair enough. But feel like companies like $ICU and even OTC $ESMC are much further along.
What’s good for the company isn’t always good for long-term shareholders. Take $ICU, that’s much farther along in commercialization, but if you’d held since FDA approval you’d be down so much money.
Y’all idiots slept on on $ICU and it’s up pretty big, high likely hood of more good news, there could be a few more dilutions but reverse split seems back off the table for a while. Get in quick before they start releasing all the positive results!
Anyone else looking at $ICU Seastar Medical? They just announced early positive results on their patented treatment for pediatric kidney disease yesterday. They've done two secondary stock offerings in late June and earlier July but the stock prices have rebounded pretty quickly both times...
I’d seriously look into ICU. Their device is a PROVEN life saver and its applications could be endless. I’m in deep, and down quite a bit, but am super excited to watch what happens
I am in the hunt for a long-term biotech hold. Not flipping them at all as I have learnt expensive lessons. KLTO, SLS, ICU are in my list.
KLTO may be a good one. And ICU, eventually lol
The drugs approval isn’t that big of a deal. Giving somebody their drugs requires an ICU stay. That’s common for certain liquid tumors but we’re talking melanoma and renal cell carcinoma… solid tumors. My opinion as a pharmacist is IOVA products are a Hail Mary and you have to be at one of the top hospitals in the world to get the drug and manage the side effect profile. It’s a coin flip and many people will only resort to IOVA products when all other options are exhausted and then you need to hope insurance will pay.
ICU looks tasty to me!!! 🤷🏻♂️
CGTX & ICU. Thank me in a week or 2 🚀
Don't have much cash yet but started with 200 shares @0.783 of $ICU 🤑
Great feedback, I will look into ICU as well, thanks for the suggestion.
Great post and great penny stock suggestions to invest in atm. I am 10k shares $0.64 with CGTX. Definitely not just a penny stock but a high potential company with a few new breakthrough medical inventions for Alzheimers & Dementia that had great phase results last week. Im expecting high returns. Another ticker mention id recommend: - ICU - a great company making a comeback this month. They have an FDA approved medical device for AKI (Acute kidney injury) & sepsis (Quelimmune). Google the device, its already being put to use, manufactured and commercialized as we speak, with these contracts put to place just a few weeks/months ago. Big news for phase trials came out last week as well Im 20k shares on this one at .71, and its currently at .74. Just yesterday it broke the $1 mark and came back down. The climb is steady but certain though with 15-20mil marketcap, expecting big things from this one. Im open ears to any suggestions, criticism, and advice as well. Im not an expert and also learning everyday when it comes to investing like everyone else. Lets go the moon together guys. CGTX & ICU 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Not a bad idea and I’m pretty sure raising minimum wage would probably raise all wages. Why would I go work my a$$ off working in the ICU when I could make close to the same at McDonald’s. All other jobs would have to be more competitive
$ICU - look at the daily chart if you like charting
ICU - Seastar Medical has made a novel device that got FDA humantiarian device approval that can remove inflammatory cells from the body when they’re in overdrive in conditions like infection (sepsis) and markedly improve outcomes in pediatric patients with kidney failure (currently approved only for use in kids). Shown excellent outcomes so far and anticipate it will also get approved for adults which will further open its market. Reputable hospitals are participating in the studies on adults including Mayo and Stanford.
Eyes... $ESMC I know we keep going round and round here, but the market for inflammation... aka $ICU... is just getting started. And today, $HYPR just got their first commercial sale ($HYPR is a $GOOG holding). Medical devices... let's come back to this post in, say, 6-18 months? ;)
Bro diversified his portfolio between ICU and ER. Respect
How is ICU’s POA listed at 15% lol
I’m a physician and carry a $5M umbrella policy. When I was in training, I helped take care of a patient who was in the ICU due to MVA. I’ve heard that the insurance of the person who hit him basically wrote a $250k check but the patient’s bill was more than $2M. I thought that the insurance just told the guy who caused the accident: “here’s the check now you’re on your own!”
CTM, OPTT, IXHL, MLGO, GHV, EONR. Or they are just bags, but light ones for me at least lol. But don’t know, as I also like KULR, NTWG, and ICU lmao
Some shit don't get to me much in the news. Some shit does. An 8 year old girl in Ontario went missing, she was found alive later that evening laying on the side of the road. Authorities were sure she had been mauled by an animal at first, this animal attack was in the news. She had to be airlifted to the ICU with multiple critical life threatening injuries and apparently is still in very rough shape. Just comes out yesterday that they arrested a 17 year old boy who did it. I love my country but sometimes I dislike how soft Canada can be on crime.
Bought more $ESMC today to make myself feel better about $ICU’s continued dilution. $ESMC hasn’t diluted in over 5 years.
IXHL may start to take off with the little confidence i still have left on BIO stocks. ICU F%ed me over last night with their offering.... (Third time ICU got me to carry a bag.)
[*cough* here's the pennystock thread from 6 months ago on $ICU](https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/1hxe334/whats_keeping_icu_from_reaching_at_least_20_times/)
Why is ICU taking a nosedive?
Wow, glad I sold my ICU before this afternoon!
Holding $CTM, $ICU & $ESMC 🤙
CTM BTBT USAS SKYX WOLF ARBK CGTX ICU GRYP All in the red lmao ..😢
why do folks feel bullish on ICU?
A big portion of my portfolio is in SeaStar trading under ICU Follow the science
My favorite stock in my portfolio is SeaStar/ICU Follow the science
$ICU is a solid long-term hold and still has the gap to fill 🤙
Seriously! I don’t see the appeal of clinical-stage biotechs anymore - they’re for trading if you have the stomach for volatility. I’m happily holding $ICU & $ESMC, 2 commercialized medical equipment companies that te penny stocks…
For sure, $ICU’s too - it’ll be interesting to see what’s come of them paying down their debt and increasing revenue streams 🤙
Excited to be holding $ICU, $CTM & $ESMC 🤙
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
I’m locked into ICU long term, and I’m down a LOT. I’ll ride this to the ground if it happens, but their device will be a life saving game changer.
Just seen that [https://www.yahoo.com/news/minnesota-sen-john-hoffman-icu-151100793.html](Sen. John Hoffman) is now out of ICU. I wish him and his wife a speedy recovery, and also ask why this isn't news?
Happily holding $CTM (420k shares), $ICU (250k shares) & $ESMC (~468k shares); they’re looking locked up 🤙
I mean, $ICU is a *commercialized* biotech - while there's still risk involved with investing in their stock, at least the ball's getting rolling. I'm also happily holding $ESMC 🤙 both have buyout potential IMO.
If you're not in $ICU I feel bad for you son, I've got 250k shares and you're not getting 1 🤙
Idk why people are downvoting ICU it’s got potential for a run
Never thought I would say this ever again but: Go ICU GO GO GOOO...
Same, ICU its risky though for all of them.
Bearish on medical properties trust. There is a provision in the bill that reduces funding of rural hospitals which can push them over the edge financially. Surprisingly, bullish on centene. Stripping people from healthcare coverage simply means they will no longer get preventative care which will cause them to get catastrophically sick (ICU care, amputations, surgeries) which has higher margins than preventative care like PCP visits, etc. Caid automatically picks up coverage if the individual is catastrophically sick and needs care costing millions.