SGLY
Singularity Future Technology Ltd
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Cut your losses: April's best bets to sell - 3 stocks with poor quality and growth.
People who know how might try to kill me but...
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Singularity Future Technology and Golden Mainland Form Bit coin Mining Joint-Venture
$SGLY, is a potentially coordinated self enrichment scam.
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SGLY pump, then buying some CSG
SGLY consolidating very nicely after mkt open, I think we could see a nice bounce in this later today
SGLY has 7.3M shares available bellow $1. With some volume this could fly
SGLY today. Don’t miss it.
SGLY has the volume this morning
Dipped into SGLY, ASBP, and INHD for PM, looking to get into IVP at PM Open. Anything else?
SGLY might be worth a look for tonight into tomorrow, getting a little bit of talk on X and popped up on my scanner. Weird volume, US-based, no news, 2 mill on the float
Did anybody lose money in SGLY?
In on SGLY at 1.02.... please don't disappoint me 🫣😬
lol just found the sketchiest company traded on the NASDAQ… (SGLY) singularity future technology is trading at $3 with a volume of 3000 with headcount 28… their old ceo was a fugitive Will say their HQ and principle market is Beijing so there’s probably larger operations over there
How does SGLY go up 150% within 20 minutes AH and then back down to only 50% within a few minutes.
Damn I really just FOMO bought 50 shares of SGLY
Why is SGLY up 100% AH?!?!?
SGLY is another crypto related play
With BTC up so much, SGLY is another low float crypto miner equipment stock to follow
CHNR Chinese reverse split JXJT Chinese reverse split HOLO Chinese reverse split DTSS Chinese reverse split IFBD Chinese reverse split All pumped recently $SGLY is the latest Chinese low float reverse split. logistics company that also owns a BTC mining company
CHNR Chinese reverse split JXJT Chinese reverse split HOLO Chinese reverse split DTSS Chinese reverse split IFBD Chinese reverse split All pumped SGLY is the latest Chinese low float reverse split. logistics company that also owns a BTC mining company
Yes, but officially the only word from the company is that they have 4 containers running at Park Falls, Wisconsin. Although, their business partner (that's the best description I can give, we don't know exact relationship) BBZ (Shenzhen Baodelin Investment) has posted videos on LinkedIn/social media accounts that indicate more transformers and containers are set up and running. Niagara, Wisconsin hasn't panned out. They haven't secured a power agreement it seems. This was supposed to be for 40-50MW, bigger than Park Falls. Also, there is evidence of a site being set up in Texas. Feel free to stop by /r/SOSStock They sued SGLY because they drastically failed to meet their purchase agreement requirements and failed to deliver the vast majority of ordered rigs. It's a mess tbh. I'm confident they are DOING things, but management is so shady.
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> I assume you guys look at the book value before buying puts. Well, I never trade puts, or any options for that matter, with expirations further out than 60 days, so no. In that timeframe any decline of that magnitude would have been priced in already. I'd be shooting in the dark hoping a stock fell to its book value otherwise. The book value isn't a hard floor you can rely on in general. It has it's place in certain contexts, like M&A and buyouts, but it's not a general purpose floor on share price, like the $10 minimum of a SPAC. > $SGLY is an example. Close to book value. But it is a total scam. Its CEO is wanted by China for a Ponzi Scheme. Uh, if the assumption is that the company is a scam, what makes you think you can rely on the filed book value? In my experience, one of the first things scammers do is cook the books.
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$SGLY breakout.. still looking to squeeze for multiple hundred percent gains..
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Thanks man, this is spot on and even worse than what I was able to read up on. I am short on $SGLY, I have been selling this down from when the Hindenburg report came out. Mid June the convertible notes worth $10m are convertible at $3.76 and there are warrants that are exercisable at $4 a stock and that's good for another 4.7m shares. The warrants are under water. And these are usually held by hedge funds. The notes were underwritten by non-US investors. I expect massive price action to pump the price above the $4 level and then a sharp drop from mid-June on. Will be interesting.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO reduced the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO reduced the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY. Down almost 99% since you posted; almost like it was a fraud scam.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
You were right. It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
It's now 33 cents, it turns out the stock is a fraud and they don't even claim they mine anymore, they claim to sell soybeans. The CEO diluted the share price 98.6% in a year by stealing money via public offering then giving the money to one of the CEOs husbands who owns a fake miner company called SGLY.
I just feel like the issue isnt with all hedge funds. I feel like dirty politicians have done more damage to the inequality gap than most pension fund managers. I think the bad pension fund managers deserve hell, but that’s certainly not every one of them. I also personally really enjoy hindenburg research’s exposé’s and think they’ve uncovered terrible people defrauding investors more than anything. If they did something illegal once then they should be fined heftily or whatever is deemed right- even if puts them out of business. But like I just can’t understand siding with total frauds like $SGLY (a ponzi scheme out of china) or the nikola guys over hindenburg
[https://hindenburgresearch.com/singularity/](https://hindenburgresearch.com/singularity/) You can always do the inverse of SGLY's CEO and move to China to start a public company.
>$SGLY - Singularity Future Technology: This Nasdaq-Listed Company’s CEO Is A Fugitive, On The Run For Allegedly Operating A Massive Ponzi Scheme [hindenburgresearch.com/singularity/](https://t.co/e2uTfBbTAu) ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-05-05 ^08:34:33 ^EDT-0400
Good. Websites says a-lot. Last week I shorted $SGLY as its price climbed to almost $20 for no reason. Their website is pathetic. It doesn't even reference how to do business with them. The stock price is tanking. I'm in at $15.83 for 2300 shares. Watch it continue to tank today. Their shitty website was the catalyst.
Hey man, I bought SINO (SGLY) from this post at 5.30 to which we dropped to 3.50s and I bought out again a few days later when I broke even. Big drop but turned out to be rewarding if you held! Hope you did, you were off by a month;) I regretfully let it go but just wanted to say great DD and I hope you made it out with great rewards!
The problem with this play is that everybody's watching it go from $0.15 to $0.20 when you should have been watching SGLY go from $4 to $5.13