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Cs medica ⭐️CS MEDICA⭐️ - Nästa Sprintlöpare ? Bolaget kommunicerade igår att VD + CFO gör LOCK-UP av 74% av aktierna i 1 år
PETS to the Moon on Tuesday!!!
While no one was looking, Real Luck Group $LUCK.V on tsx, $LUKEF on otc. Medivolve $MED.V on tsx, $COPRF on otc. Tsx isn't nosediving like the nasdaq. And for good reason
Honestly not gonna even bother explaining why Medivolve $MED.V tsx $COPRF otc is a buy. Insanely easy to squeeze. Insanely cheap for everyone to jump in on. Omicron is here. Their revenue already exploded, and it will explode again...guaranteed. Covid diagnostics, government contracts...
Honestly not gonna even bother explaining why Medivolve $MED.V tsx $COPRF otc is a buy. Insanely easy to squeeze. Insanely cheap for everyone to jump in on. Omicron is here. Their revenue already exploded, and it will explode again...guaranteed. Covid diagnostics, government contracts...
NEUROONE MED TECHNOLOGIES Corp has zero shares to short nd is a low float
[$MED] How To Profit Off COVID weight and Facebook Moms
Actionable Trading MRNA SRPT CRSP GSK PFE MODERNA HITS $100 Billion GENE RNA MED
General Cannabis Submits Change of Ownership License to Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) for Englewood Dispensary Location
Hedgies are wack but pharmaceutical companies been placing shorts on our lives and mental health for years! BUY MNMD "MIND MED FOR THE PEOPLE!!!!" 🍄❤️🌚🦍💪🏾 #psychadelicssave
Jack Nathan’s Long Term Care Technology, Writi, Signs up 15 New LTCs With Over 1650 Resident Beds
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MED, BABA, CELH. Lost 50% on each, but moved from M1 finance to Robinhood, so now I can set stop loss and won't lose as much money again. M1 sucks with their trading windows.
MED SCHOOL - HUMANS - Scurvy: ivermectin - Measles: ivermectin - Black lung: ivermectin - Broken leg: ivermectin - intestinal parasites: shoot VET SCHOOL - HORSES - Scurvy: shoot - Measles: shoot - Black lung: shoot - Broken leg: shoot - Intestinal parasites: ivermectin WHARTON 🥭 SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS - High employment: tariffs - Peace and prosperity: tariffs - World reserve currency: tariffs - Rising stock market: tariffs - 4% inflation on the price of mangos: shoot on sight
Research some MED history - most likely yes haha
Why would the MED refuse to do anything, are they being paid off?
Substitutions/mutations in the PB2 segment like PB2-D701N or PB2-E627K significantly increase the ability of this avian virus to replicate in mammalian cells. The question if they are an evolutionary disadvantage in the bird population or not. Additional spread in cows is clearly concerning, but the underlying assumption is about the evolutionary fitness in birds. **IF** birds would indeed efficiently spread PB2-D701N, that would be most concerning, and not unrealistic. But that is still an assumption. The PB2-E627K substitution was highly prevalent in the older clade 2.2 but generally rare in clade 2.3, although it develops relatively quickly in infected mammals. Many of those "bird flu adapted to mammals" articles describe infected mammals, not infected birds. If this circulates long enough in mammals and spills back into birds (like clade 2.3.4.4b B3.13 in cows) often enough, it might spread in the bird population. It could be an evolutionary disadvantage, but we could also just have been lucky so far. PB2-E627K prevalence Clade 2.1 8.3% **Clade 2.2 92.1%** **Clade 2.3 1.1%** Source: Table 3 in [this study](https://europepmc.org/article/MED/37720472), beware of white-on-white table headers More sources [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/H5N1_AvianFlu/comments/1gsgpux/comment/lxf3eba/) "Gene sequencing of these D1.1 viruses has found a mutation that helps the virus copy itself more efficiently into the cells of mammals, including people. This change hasn’t been seen in other D1.1 infections in wild birds or poultry, according to the USDA. It raises the possibility that another animal, perhaps a cat or fox, brought the virus onto these farms." [https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/08/health/bird-flu-variant-nevada-human-case/index.html](https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/08/health/bird-flu-variant-nevada-human-case/index.html)
Would be nice if they could meet in the middle and get a decent MED program setup. I think Voss would at least entertain it at this point. Eventually the state's GOP will cave in because the amount of money and jobs being lost. Probably $250,000,000ish a year that's spent in IL, MI, and soon MN. Fucking morons.
Legalizing weed federally is the LEAST of our WORRIES you IDIOTS. Get a MED card or order THCA online. DUMB FUCKING ASSES.
Sometimes I discover stocks like Medifast or MED and look at their chart realize how much stock screeners still miss.
How about Medifast ($MED)?
Check out $MED with 30% short interest and $SFIX
TCNNF gonna fly when FL Supreme Court allows REC on the ballot this November. No comment by noon today is the same as allowing it in the ballot. 60% market share in FL already with MED sales. Profitable!!!
oh definitely high risk, Im on a 16% gain, I'd say keep it until the 15th . On other news, $MED looking spicy 🌶️, someone said it's gonna hit $60 EOM idk if it's true but Im up 187%
So cool part about professionally managed retirement accounts is that these funds “fit together” There’s a scheme! You just gotta figure it out. You can obviously invest in more than one position. I would be picking five. And I’m not a financial advisor and I have done zero research into these funds. I am purely going off of their names. I like either the 500 index or total market broad market fund to provide some foundational conservative growth If you want some extra protection, I might add a bond fund to keep up with inflation And then I would pick three more. One small cap one medium cap and one large cap. That’ll get you broad selection of all indices and markets and business sizes. As we look at, what’s performed MED over the last couple years. Different caps have performed differently. So having that diversification will help you in the long run.
Saw what I think to be unusual. If you check out ticker MED, there is short interest percentage of nearly 20%. All analyst ratings that I see on fidelity show it as Buy and Hold. I think this is a good stock to get into. Its at an all time low, they provide weightloss drugs and healthy snackfood. They had a recent earnings miss, not by much but its down significantly, and their debt to equity is at 35%, 75% profit margin, and has a positive net-cash flow after operations. Thoughts? Is this another good stock?
Company $MED Insider Own1.87% Inst Own96.70% Short Float17.92% Okai I need formoola What available shares exactly are apes trading? $MED's recent dip to a new 52-week low appears to be a stark misalignment with its robust fundamentals. The company boasts impressive sales of $1.22 billion against a relatively modest market capitalization of $532.85 million, suggesting a significant undervaluation. Its solid profitability, with an income of $119.90 million, further underscores its financial health. Additionally, the high institutional ownership (96.70%) and a considerable insider stake (1.87%) reflect strong confidence from those closely acquainted with the company's operations. A notable short float of 17.92% indicates a high level of bearish sentiment, yet this could set the stage for a potential short squeeze, providing a catalyst for price correction. Moreover, the generous dividend payout of 13% not only offers an attractive yield but also signals the company’s confidence in its cash flow and future prospects. In essence, the disparity between $MED's market valuation and its fundamental performance, combined with high institutional trust, potential for a short squeeze, and an attractive dividend yield, strongly suggests that the stock is extremely oversold. For investors, this presents a compelling opportunity, hinting at a significant upside as the market eventually reevaluates and aligns with the company's intrinsic value.
Reality: \-40+ states currently sell Cannabis either MED/REC/BOTH. Legalization is an inevitability. \-HHS has determined that Re-Scheduling is necessary(hence the recent pop) and the DEA is expected to make final determination within weeks/months. Schedule3 would remove 280e which is a substantial burden on these companies and may allow for Up-Listing. \-US Cannabis will be the global leader because A) California just so happens to provide one of if not the best natural conditions for production and B) US operators with indoor grows have been the most successful in the world at operational efficiency i.e. producing consistent quality at value, at scale. Look at Canada's operators for reference. \-This is an emerging/growth industry where TAM is still in its infancy and investors are largely unable to invest. The volume you see is largely retail investors, once institutional investors are assured by way of either Re-Scheduling and/or SAFER, the change in volume on these tickers will be dramatic.
- WSM: Hold. The stock has shown significant growth since your average price of $114.80, currently at $143.25. It is expected to continue moving higher in the coming weeks. Stay updated for potential dips. - CROX: Hold. The stock is in the mid-cap consumer discretionary sector and tends to swing significantly. It has shown growth at 11.75%. Monitor for potential dips and consider holding for the long term. - SIG: Hold. With a growth rate of 9.50% in the discretionary sector, the stock has potential for further gains. Keep an eye out for any significant price movements and stay updated on the stock's performance. - QFIN: Buy. As a finance company in China, it is currently in deep value and has potential for growth as more people require loans. Consider buying at the current price of $15.93. Monitor for potential dips and hold for the long term. - MED: Sold. Due to disappointing performance each quarter, you have sold the stock. Replaced it with KFY. - KFY: Buy. The stock is in the services sector and shows potential for growth. Consider buying at the current price. Monitor for potential dips and hold for the long term. Source: Incite Advisor - inciteai.com Reasoning: - WSM, CROX, SIG: These stocks are in the mid-cap consumer discretionary sector and tend to swing significantly. They have shown growth and are expected to continue moving higher in the coming weeks. Monitor for potential dips and hold for the long term. - QFIN: As a finance company in China, QFIN is in deep value and has potential for growth in the lending sector. Consider buying at the current price and hold for the long term. - MED: Due to disappointing performance each quarter, you have decided to sell the stock and replace it with KFY. - KFY: The stock is in the services sector and shows potential for growth. Consider buying at the current price, monitor for potential dips, and hold for the long term.
The consensus opinion, which has been repeated by large investment firms that cover industry, is that Schedule II removes 280E for MED only and Schedule III removes 280E for MED and REC.
Anyone looking at $MED? 🤔🤔🤔
Welp. Couldn't maintain that Friday green. Also just bring MED to 0 already. Seems it's going there.
> $MDMA.CN They jumped 10x YTD, where were you back in January to tell us this ? Unfortunately, $NUMI and $M MED didn't do that well...
Yes that would be true. In your STEM/MED/Business example absolutely. I'm saying that "correlation does not equal causation". When I say "necessarily" I mean that having a degree does not in and of itself equal more earnings. Marketable skills = more earnings of which sometimes a degree is required. From a society architecture prospective the college system is badly broken. Liberal arts education was a very specific type of schooling that allowed for the top 1 or 2% of society to interrelated widely disparate disciplines to drive new insight/invention. That is the purpose of "academics". Everybody else needs "job training" which may sound similar but is actually much different than the current college system You could train many people to be satisfactory engineers, business people, doctors/lawyers in 2 military style years. That is "job training" without the liberal arts aspects. Other marketable skills with similar pay would be the trades. Many technical trades result in 70k jobs which are not "degrees". We need less "academic training" and more "job training". Most people view college as "prepare for a job with a degree" but that is not its chief purpose
Been holding MED since 8/2020. Dividends are nice but down a lot
* INMD: interesting pick, unfortunately not a lot of data available yet * CLFD looks expensive though * MED only looks cheap if you happen to think that their rev/oper income/net income stays as elevated as it's been over the last 3-4 years * Same with DAR, what their volatile margins and issuance of shares every now and then; by the way, EPS has been flat between 1995 and 2018 * Somewhat similar with ADSK. If you believe their rev/net income will keep rising as fast as over the last 5 years… at least Autodesk has kept shares outstanding flat
There is value out there. Look at INMD, CLFD, MED, DAR, ADSK and HZO
Can anyone explain why MED is down so much, yet they beat eps and revenue today?
$100k deep. Sad how much of this I am (even if a fraction of a percent). THANKS DIVORCE AND MED BILLS!
​ |MED|16.75%| |:-|:-| |QFIN|13.50%| |NRG|12.25%| |HPQ|11.25%| |WSM|9.00%| |BPOP|8.00%| |GSK|8.00%| |AGRO|7.00%| |PBR|5.75%| |ALL|3.75%| |HIG|3.75%| Portfolio update. Took gains on META and sold. Added GSK and HIG. It's about 1/3 ex-us holdings now. QFIN has been my biggest winner the past quarter at +51%. NRG being my biggest loser at -14%. I believe people overreacted when selling NRG after their recent acquisition, so I upped my position.
What's DELVIERY and what's MED?!?!
>SAUDI ARAMCO CUTS ALL OIL PRICES FOR FEB. DELVIERY TO MED ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2023-01-05 ^07:33:54 ^EST-0500
​ |17.25%|MED|discretionary; diet| |:-|:-|:-| |12.25%|QFIN|financial; loans| |10.25%|HPQ|tech; computers| |10.25%|BPOP|financial; bank| |8.25%|WSM|discretionary; luxury goods| |8.25%|NRG|utility; energy| |7.25%|META|tech; internet| |6.25%|ALL|financial; insurance| |6.25%|AGRO|staple; farming| |5.25%|PBR|oil| |4.25%|AMN|healthcare; staffing| |4.25%|IAU|gold| (12.25% China, 11.50% South America) (7.50% dividend)
MED RCII BABA, holding for now
Look at STLA, MED, ASO (<35-40), POWW, CE <100, and MU
Thanks for the comment. The issue I'm facing is I'm unsure exactly how to balance my portfolio. Like you mentioned, some of the stocks and sectors I hold will surely continue to do well in a extended bear market. But I also have the stocks and sectors that are down -30-40% (*I didn't buy them at their height*) that will explode upwards when the market sentiment becomes more bullish (*though this may be a while*). So if I were to hold only stocks and sectors that are defensive, then I'd be ignoring the deep value in stocks like MED, WSM, HPQ. But in turn, if I were to focus only on these deep value stocks, then I will likely suffer during an extended bear market. COKE, AGRO, NRG, AMN, CMCSA, ALL; these are my defensive plays. While MED, WSM, HPQ, BPOP, PBR are my offensive plays. So I'm about 53.25% defense. Though MED and WSM have both sometimes done well during bear markets. It's difficult figuring out how to balance the deep value offensive plays with the moderately valued defensive plays. If I go all defensive, then I'd be missing the stocks that I think are great businesses and that are down -30-40% --but these stocks will likely continue to do poorly in a recession --but then again, they may be near their bottom.
​ |MED|14.75%|discretionary; diet| |:-|:-|:-| |COKE|10.75%|staple; beverage| |AGRO|10.75%|staple; farming| |WSM|9.50%|discretionary; retail| |HPQ|8.25%|tech; computers| |NRG|8.25%|utility; gas| |AMN|8.25%|healthcare; staffing| |BPOP|8.25%|financial; bank| |CMCSA|8.25%|utility; telecom| |ALL|7.00%|financial; insurance| |PBR|3.00%|energy; oil| |*cash*|3.00%|| Made my portfolio more defensive. More consumer staples and utilities. Ready for anything now. (24.25% discretionary; 21.50% staple; 16.50% utility; 15.25% financial; 8.25% tech; 8.25% health; 3.00% energy) (4.69% dividend)
The AVG PE in the small Luxury+high fashion is 29.6 and the MED is 24.6… RMS.PA has a 52.9 PE and its probably its closest competitor with Chanel.
​ |BPOP|14.75%|financial; bank| |:-|:-|:-| |MED|10.75%|discretionary; diet| |ALL|10.75%|financial; insurance| |HPQ|9.25%|tech; computers| |MNDO|8.00%|tech; software| |NXST|8.00%|comm; broadcast| |LH|8.00%|healthcare; labs| |SBGI|6.50%|comm; broadcast| |SFM|6.50%|staple; grocery| |META|6.50%|comm; social| |NRG|6.50%|utility; gas| |*cash*|4.50%|| (25.50% financial; 21.00% communication; 17.25% tech; 10.75% discretionary; 8.00% health; 6.50% staple; 6.50% utility)
​ |Large Caps||| |:-|:-|:-| |ALL|11.75%|financial| |HPQ|10.00%|tech| |LH|8.25%|healthcare| |HIG|6.50%|financial| |PBR|6.50%|energy| |Med/Small Caps||| |BPOP|15.25%|financial| |EBS|10.00%|healthcare| |SFM|10.00%|defensive| |TPX|8.25%|discretionary| |MNDO|6.50%|tech| |MED|4.75%|discretionary| |cash|2.25%|| (5.50% dividend) (33.50% financials; 18.25% healthcare; 16.50% tech; 13.00% discretionary; 10.00% staples; 6.50% energy)
​ |Large Caps|| |:-|:-| |ALL|20.00%| |HPQ|8.50%| |PBR|4.00%| |REGN|3.00%| |Med/Small Caps|| |BPOP|20.00%| |HLF|13.25%| |MNDO|8.50%| |TPX|8.50%| |MED|6.25%| |CINF|4.00%| |BWMX|3.00%| |cash|1.00%|
CRAMER gave GOOD ADVICE to BBBY to SELL STALKS so they can MAKE MONEY. ITZ JUST BIZNEZZ Y U HEF TO B MED
Let's go MIND MED, I believe in Kevin O'Leary! hit that dollar
Let's GO MIND MED, I believe in Kevin O'leary > Peter Thiel
ASO, REITs, CE, PARA, POWW, TCNNF, AFL, MED and more.
Yep. I’ll be happy to go to HR and call the IRS and tell them I need reimbursed for all that FICA and Fed MED/EE that’s been getting taken out of each paycheck of mine for years.
Personal question for any homies with psoriasis or Doctors here. Mine first showed up a couple years ago when I was 24, I got strep throat and it showed up a few weeks later. I have epi pen like injections for when its more then a little spot and steroids for small patches. But does it show up randomly? Iv noticed mine shows up after I get sick.. is my immune system triggering the response? Would getting the injections preemptively when im sick prevent it from showing up. thanks for coming to my TED MED Talk.
Tilray's exposure internationally simply cannot be beat by MSOs until full federal legalization occurs. Unfortunately, that comes with interstate commerce, unless they change the Constitution and seal all precedents. The most important part of Tilray's international business is med exports of flower and extracts. No MSO can export until fed legalization, The med production that any company operating in the EU right now is just that - MED. According to a handful of German politicians and other, the rec weed in Germany is NOT going to be produced under GMP, and will be priced substantially under med weed. 45 states? Well, it's a number between 18 and 50, so I suppose it's an "educated" guess... Repeal of Prohibition only had 36 of 48 states ratifying the 21st Amendment... Federal legalization will not even require the "hoops" or hurdles of state ratifying conventions or a Constitutional Convention.
I don't understand. I own like 16 stocks and 10 of them at like -4% today. Apparently I know how to pick the biggest losers? FB, BABA, GOOG, MU, NFLX, MED, DHI...these are good companies.. but okay. FB had the bad news, but the others?
MED for amazing fundamentals and is in serious value territory. BWMX for speculative play that could become multibagger.
I looked at Cresco's Press Release concerning Cultivate and it did say this: >Upon completion of planned expansions, combined operations will include 100,000 sq. ft. of active canopy, 3 adult-use dispensaries and 3 medical dispensaries, the maximum allowed for cultivation and retail within the state I did a bit of digging and here's what I found: 1. Cresco's [presentation](https://s22.q4cdn.com/545881950/files/doc_presentations/2022/Cresco-Labs-Investor-Presentation_Jan-2022_Final.pdf) indicates that the dispensary cap in MA is 4 which they have maxed out: they do have 3 AU and 3 MED though - with [2 hybrids](https://www.sunnyside.shop/locations) 2. Curaleaf has [3 AU and 3 MED](https://grownin.com/2021/11/05/data-analysis-a-handful-of-cannabis-companies-have-met-massachusetts-license-limits/) licenses as well and also only has 4 stores ([1 hybrid](https://curaleaf.com/locations) though) 3. The maximum AU dispensaries is 3 (everyone respects that) 4. The [law](https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXV/Chapter94G/Section16) seems to say you can only have 3 retailer licenses... 5. GTI has [6 stores](https://risecannabis.com/dispensary-locations/massachusetts/), but only 4 are branded as RISE. The other [2 are "Affinity"](https://www.gtigrows.com/retail/affinity)(loophole?) Again, the [regulations](https://mass-cannabis-control.com/wp-content/uploads/200825_Guidance_on_Licensure.pdf) say this about *Marijuana Retailer*: >No Person or Entity Having Direct or Indirect Control shall be granted more than three (3) licenses. Safe to say that the rules in MA are obscure and I still don't understand lol... isn't GTI in indirect control? Other resource: [Massachusetts Retail and Cultivator License Holders 2021](https://grownin.com/2021/11/05/data-analysis-a-handful-of-cannabis-companies-have-met-massachusetts-license-limits/) Maybe u/CannaVestments has more insight - no pressure though, reading all this stuff is time consuming
On the other hand, calls on $DOC and $MED, maybe even $PSY for this guy. 
Look at this video. Dalio is a big advocate on diversification. According to him it's a great idea to be in 10-14 different assets. I love his approach. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu4lHaSh7D4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu4lHaSh7D4) 23% - American tech (FB, GOOG) 17.5% - Semiconductor and chips (INTL, MU) 10.5% - Auto insurance (PGR) 9% - Diet space (MED) 9% - Health diagnostics (QDEL) 7% - Health insurance (CI) 7% - Japan tech (SONY) 6% - Media broadcasting (NXST) 2% - Gold (GLD) The rest in cash position. I would like something in the financial sector. Still looking for a good one.
Schedule MED weed and pharmaceutically-prepared pills and such. I want insurers to PAY for that stuff. De-schedule and take rec weed out of the hands of the DEA and regulate it just like tobacco
PETS MED (PETS) is reporting on Monday! They have a huge short interest. Any positive news will send this stock soaring. Not GME or AMC short squeeze kinda huge but definitely a 10%+ rise on open Tuesday.
G MED bent me over and had a day with my pooper today
I actually like your portfolio. Very well balanced. This is the type of portfolio most planners would advise to have. About 90% investors are not concerned with dividends and you do. That is great. You are not too concerned with growth funds and focused on value stocks. I recommended UMC several years ago did quite well. I will add HIMIX as it is reasonably priced still. DRD is not the best gold mining stock. Some will perform even better. Do not understand the purpose of: MANT, MED ownership? Rest are excellent choices.
I mean the majority of MED sales are direct to LPs so if HC allows Colombian producers to import "medical cannabis" to a Shell company, let's use Aurora as an example, they can close all their growing facilities and sell cheap Colombian medical-grade outdoor.
RILY, MED, and NXST all have excellent dividend growth, coverage, as well as sales/earnings growth. Look at the special dividends and insider buying on RILY. They can pay me too! Very bullish on all 3.
You can have a look at: - Digital Turbine (APPS) - they have a kind of monopoly on auto installation of apps on Android phones + they have bought two smaller adds companies - Medifast (MED) - because obesity is a ever increasing issue and more and more people re that it needs to be fixed for them - Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) - whatever happens we will need to eat. Also plant based foods market it’s increasing and this seams it will be continuing to increase, and ADM are one of the biggest companies which provides the basic materials for those plant based foods. Their current valuation is a little bit high now, but I think they can be bough on a dip in the future
Hi Jeff, thanks for participating. Re: the Aurora store, Store Team is doing a great job and it continues to grow We have no plans to be in Arizona - and we are not familiar with the post Clearly, some of the larger MSOs have probably an easier path to capital. However, we have raised est. $90M in capital despite the pandemic, on the contrary, we have demonstrated our ability to attract capital and will continue to lower our cost of capital as we perform well. As I've said as much as I can, our acquisition pipeline is very healthy, I anticipate there will be future announcements that should please our stakeholders and we are working on organic growth as well; new stores, new licenses, additional capacity, and new products. Very thoughtful question on Colorado State Licensing: Colorado is a sophisticated state with strong MED enforcement and oversight, plant count restrictions, that drive normal supply and demand economics. There is also quite extensive restrictions on where dispensaries can be located by city and local government. The CO market has weathered the early boom and bust cycle and what's left are many surviving companies that are profitable and well-run. All of this creates a very attractive market. On a pro-forma basis, our views have not changed. Jim is a key leader in the industry and for our company and we are working on a number of things in the biosciences division that are not public but exciting. And regarding the growth: Jim and Pam set up a wonderful business and we continue to grow that business by addressing our customers needs and driving efficiencies.
Operational and Valuation RISKS in Stock Companies When we’re talking about long term investment, we’re talking about a timeframe where the underlying quality of the business is going to make a difference as to whether or not our investment into the stock appreciates. There are at least two routes through which risks pops up for the business investor: Operational and Valuation. The first, Operational, is also called business risk. The operating risk of a business is that they stop earning profits. Maybe their inputs, the raw materials they use to manufacture, increase and they can’t pass those costs onto their customers. Or perhaps the executive management doesn’t do a good job maintaining or growing the business and the earnings atrophy. There is a possibility that a new technology enters the market and makes our business’s product obsolete. All of these factors are operational risks and this section will see us cover several more possible risks of this nature. Investors need to know how to pick out the reality of what sort of operational risks are present in a business, because they can kill returns. Secondly, is valuation. Valuation and Operational risk go hand-in-hand. Before we get into the relationship of Operations and Valuation we’ll focus on the latter. Valuation stands alone as a base-line factor for every investment opportunity. The question is, is the investment being offered at an attractive price relative to the underlying business and its track record of capability to return capital to shareholders (through earnings)? An essentially important fact, too, is that if the investor enters into a business at a price that is excessive, they may simply never be able to earn a return. If someone pays $50 for every $1 of earnings a business makes, are they not a fool? 1 of 50 is 2%. Anyone can get a 0-2% return in a bank account. Not one reader of this book is going to be able to make good use of a 2% annual return. So if an investor is willing to buy a business at $50 to $1 earnings, they might as well just deposit their capital at the bank. If you buy a business at $50 to $1 earnings, you’re just hoping some greater fool will buy it off of you for $60 to $1 earnings. When valuation is excessive the prudent investor simply moves on to the next opportunity. Let’s return to operational risks and discuss a few common pitfalls for investors. Operational risks we’ll discuss include: • The business profits shrinking and even turning unprofitable • The business growth tapering out and reversing • The business making a lot, or most, or all, of its sales in a foreign currency Beginning from the top, let’s look at how a business’ profits may shrink or altogether disappear. The two most common ways this takes place are: When competitors enter their business and compete on price and/or the business product goes out of fashion When management can’t or doesn’t control escalating costs • Xerox (low-cost foreign competition) • J.C. Penny’s (other department stores and internet retailer competition) • Circuit City (more effective competitor in Best Buy) Let’s now turn to the second operational risk listed: When management can’t or doesn’t control escalating costs. This one we’ll be brief. Basically, if the business can’t pass increased costs onto the customer in a timely manner, the company’s profit margin gets obliterated and earnings are destroyed. That's all for now. There's much more in the video where I talk about $COST, $MED, and $OLED. Including a discussion of foreign currency risk. Let's see what you've got.
If you invested $10,000 in MED in 2000, you'd now have $15,220,739.
i'm buying the dip on my dip's dip's.TREE, MED, Z
Besides APPL, some other consistent performers are: ZTS, CRM, SQ, FB, TSLA, NVDA, MED (20 years ago, this was a $6 stock. it has been dropping since earnings, but may have found a bottom), & HD
i quit paying taxes in 2009 when obama airdropped 400 billion for Iran and its terrorist leaders. yup. 11 YEARS FUCK YOU CONGRESS IF YOU DONT PAY I DONT PAY. I WANT HEALTH CARE AND A STABLE LIFE WHEN I RETIRE. I WATVHED BOTH MY PARENTS DIE PENNILESS NOT ABLE TO AFFORD TO LIVE OR PAY MED BILLS AND THEY WORKED AND PAID TAXES THEIR ENTIRE LIVES. I REFUSE TO PAY TAXES AND SO SHOULD THE REST OF YOU UNTIL WE GET EQUAL REPRESENTATION. ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT
Recently went long in MED after reading last quarter earnings report and did some DD on the product. Comparing this to the standard MLM model isn’t a great comp. What makes MED stick out is that the coaches are the success stories and their appearances are what sells the product. This is not some Mom posting about how she’s a #girlboss while spending the family money on some BS makeup kit to sell to her b**** friends at the next PTA meeting. This product is instead some used to be fat mom posting about her husband finally started porking her again because she lost 50 pounds. Also, weight loss works best when you have social pressure. The product doesn’t sell unless it works, because fat girl telling you to get fit like her doesn’t hit the same when she’s 300 pounds and overweight. Financially, the company is about as solid as it gets - just look at the numbers OP summarized for you. America is fat as f***. While I hate the majority of MLM’s, I can get behind one that instead of making these mom’s broke makes them less ugly and broke.
MLMs are a legal scam; scams make money; the FEDs can’t seize the money. Sounds to me like MED can go 📈📈📈📈
It’s to the point for me that if I see a trend I’d like to jump on, I can’t help but apologize to the longs for ruining the party by starting a position. A few weeks ago I set a buy stop order for MED. It had just crushed earnings and I wanted to jump aboard the uptrend and future performance of their business model if it continued, but I set it high enough that only a significant and sustainable amount of buying pressure would reach it. My stop was triggered literally to the penny of the day’s high, and the stock hasn’t stopped it’s free-fall since meeting resistance at my entry. I think I was down %20 before I threw in the towel. I’m looking to tank MSFT next. Sorry everyone.
Dont work MED SURG DUMBASS
We should all collectively short pyramid scheme stocks (HLF, PRI, NUS, TUP, USNA, MED to name a few).
I bought MED last year around nov when I was "investor" at 160. Now it is at 280. I sold it to play options fter I figured this group. I lost my capital on playing options too.
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no I didnt take it literally, silly BOY! I think "loosing your shirt" means <<I GOT 730 MILLION IN THE BANK AND 1.2 BILLION OFFSHORE, HALF A MILLION VOTING SHARES, A CLIFF/BEACH 150 HECTAR HOUSE IN GREECE AND EVERYTHING IN MY WIFE'S DAD'S NAME HE'S ON THE STAFF, AND AN 880 THOU BONUS THIS QUARTER, I DONT GIVE HALF A FUCKING FLY'S DICK HOW MUCH NUMBERS-ON-PAPER MONEY WE WROTE OFF THE IVY-LEAGUE SECRETARIES DEAL WITH THAT. SO? YOU KNOW HOW MUCH PROFIT WE MADE THIS YEAR? I A YAUGHT FOR THE MED & A LITTLE PLACE ON PALM JUMIRAH TO GET IN SOME QUALITY TIME. >> When some retail dude puts his savings into a meme scheme and loses his shirt it means pretty much EXACTLY the same thing, except he has to write off his decade of work himself, his ivy league secretaries wont do it, probably not his wife either, and he don't have a nice yaught in the med, just a house to sell or maybe let the bank reposess .. wtf **NO DIFFERENCE** its all "losing your shirt" same-same. Right citizen? Ten players have to lose a dollar for one person to win ten dollars. So how many folk have paid a dollar for this dude to have only HALF a million personal dollars left after he's **lost his shirt**? can you work that out, autist?
Added more J calls today, already paying off. Y’all might laugh, but my grandma recommended it and she’s seemingly never wrong. I’ve just started dumping money into her picks, might go tits up but we’ll see. Most of my big winners (ICLN, NIO, MED, FSR, LAC) were straight from her 🥰 I think it works bc I’m dumb and risk tolerant, while she actually knows enough to pick a stock but not retardant enough to go all in lol.
MED is showing a reversal and STX is about to reverse as well
Monday is going to is disastrous. https://i.imgur.com/Hmy7MED.png
[Lets hope this rebounds Monday](https://i.imgur.com/Hmy7MED.png) this looks ugly af.
Today I go with PROGenity! 🚀LOW MARKET CAP. EASY MOVE 🚀SKY HIGH SHORT INTEREST 🚀BIO MED STOCK 🚀Hedges be damaging an HONEST BUSINESS 🚀LOW PRICE!
Today I go with PROGenity! 🚀LOW MARKET CAP. EASY MOVE 🚀SKY HIGH SHORT INTEREST 🚀BIO MED STOCK 🚀Hedges be damaging an HONEST BUSINESS 🚀LOW PRICE!
Today I go with PROGenity! 🚀LOW MARKET CAP. EASY MOVE 🚀SKY HIGH SHORT INTEREST 🚀BIO MED STOCK 🚀Hedges be damaging an HONEST BUSINESS 🚀LOW PRICE!
Today I go with PROGenity! 🚀LOW MARKET CAP. EASY MOVE 🚀SKY HIGH SHORT INTEREST 🚀BIO MED STOCK 🚀Hedges be damaging an HONEST BUSINESS 🚀LOW PRICE!
WSB doesn’t buy in to weed stocks.TLRY IS GONNA FLOP JUST LIKE MIND MED
Agreed. Unrelated stock misery... today I happened upon MED a stock I owned briefly in 2003 or so at around $10 that I sold within a year. Now it is at $316 and I hate my life.
Been long since early 2019. Bought in because of their DNA technology and cancer research. INO-4800 is just a bonus as far as I'm concerned. Virus wasn't around when I got in. Reasons, well right now I got 11 reasons. VGX-3100, INO-3107, MED10457, INO-5401, INO-5151, INO-4800, INO-4700, INO-4500, INO-4201, PENNVAX-GP, INO- A002.
**MED** let´s gooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Another banger featuring MF DOOM [Knock Knock - MED](https://youtu.be/zDkITbcWVls)
Just added (MIND MED) to the long term
Boomer fake weight lose company MED bears earnings and goes up. AAPL crushes earnings and goes down. The casino is more retarded than this sub.
Buy MIND MED & 88 Energy