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man, this is wild! SGRY is in a tough spot with Stryker's cyber mess. if they can’t get implants in time, that's gonna mess with their whole flow. like, it’s crazy how reliant these places are on supplies being just-in-time. missed surgeries mean lost cash, and they already had that earnings miss. not looking good for them... do you think this will push them to find alternative suppliers or are they stuck just waiting it out?
Right but they’d likely be calling a different company if a particular one was having trouble with foresight in stock. Hence lost revenue for the STRYKER implant rep. Reps don’t cross sell. Each company sells one product with its reps. If OP is correct , and SGRY relies on Stryker implants that are delayed, they would certainly lose cases to the next man up.
Doctors do choose their vendor. And a lot of doctors are absolutely locked in to the Stryker ecosystem. It’s what they learned in school and have done thousands of reps on. Switching is possible, but it’s not like the doctor drive a Mercedes and switches to a BMW. It’s like they usually drive a Mercedes and now need to drive a Cessna. They can make the switch, but it takes time. That’s time SGRY can’t afford.
Ortho is a small segment for SYK. It’s huge for SGRY, and even a partial disruption could hamstring their quarter.
Brother I love the enthusiasm and your knowledge is impressive. But ortho is a small segment. Spine is massive and Stryker ain’t it for spine. Ortho is heavily reliant on depuy (JNJ) Stryker, Zimmer, and others. You are totally right SGRY might well be fucked but it won’t be just because of Stryker. I’ve spoken to several directors across the country at Stryker and the only issue with orthopedic implants in their contingency plan right now is with an additional step in total hips.
It's not, but Stryker is a big one. They use a LOT of the equipment and robotics, and do lean heavily for things like implants. Medical implants aren't 1:1, either. I can't swap out the Stryker knee I was planning to use with a competing model without startign the whole thing from scratch: new imaging, new surgical plan, new supply trays. The problem isn't that these surgeries can't happen now, the problem is that they're going to have to be delayed, and that delay means lost revenue that SGRY can't afford.
Shout out to the guy posting about SGRY in here as few days ago
Did anyone buy SGRY Surgery Partners? Me and another guy were touting it on Friday after it had a massive dump on rejecting a buyout offer. It's been up about 10% this week.
furthermore transaction dates [https://fintel.io/so/us/sgry](https://fintel.io/so/us/sgry) SGRY has a tiny float please provide concrete data. I value real and quality dd
I'm long on SGRY since Friday PM at 19 and was talking about it in the daily WSB thread but got downvoted and ignored. I like your idea and thinking outside the same few meme stocks.
I've been hoarding shares of SGRY Surgery Partners after it rejected a buyout from Bain Capital on Tuesday at 26.5 per share. Management thinks it can do better. It's dropped to 19 as the people hoping for a quick buyout buck bailed out, but now the weak hands are all washed out and it double bottomed nicely in the support zone.
Current breakout candidates: COIN, LYFT, GME, CRSP, SMR, EDU, INMD, KNSA, SGRY MEGL is going nuts again. Saw it last morning but ignored it and it's been running ever since.
Breakout watchlist for the new week: ULCC, SGRY, CRSP, EVTL, SMR, DGII, ENTA, GGAL, HOOD, PGY Already own ULCC and SGRY. Some of these need a few more days. EVTL starting to really tighten up, 20ma soon.
Made anticipation buys on ULCC and SGRY. That's it for today. Don't get Kang Ganged fellas.
I mean, I could list my wins and not even be able to remember them all. They were all resembled short squeezes of some type, but were obviously stocks that were suppressed through manipulation because someone is trying to buy that business. IMMU(GiLD bought), LTRPB(I believe Amazon wants to buy), SRNE(list any pharma), SGRY(list any commercial reit), ABBV(Cramer said to sell right before a dividend), XOM(again, Cramer sell recommendation at the bottom turned into 3000% gains next day on options), BA(anyone can call a bottom, right?), recent rise in bonds, CRs, VRS, HSBC, and so many others… My dad and brother have both traveled China. My dad said he would rather take my mom through the middle of an Indian slum knowing their lives would be at risk rather than take her to a village or city outside of tourist areas. That’s bad… my dad is well traveled and respects others’ cultures. The fact that my dad thinks so lowly of China is not good. I think the only country in Asia my dad has never visited twice or more was China.
SGRY is an insane long term hodl
SGRY ......Shesh on 1 yr chart
Those are all trash plays. MVIS was a play for theta gang, and options were too expensive to be profitable. There’s a reason why people only gained 100-200% on their weeklies on a 100% jump on the company’s value. Overall, a shit play and the puts made more money on the way down. KO hasn’t moved and to call any play that doesn’t move or only sees a single day of profit instead of sustained profit is a loss. PLTR has been a joke since it was listed as a buy by Cramer. If you think that position was profitable, look at all the palantir cry babies. I called IMMU, SGRY, BP, XOM, GOLD, TLT, and quite a few others. So, based on your assessment, I as a single person am more accurate at predicting price movement than this subreddit as a whole.
There are squeezes that are better than GME all over the place, you just don’t know where or how to find them. LTRPB went from $3-$132 in a day, SGRY used to be $4 and has no retail investment but has multiplied by 12 since then, IMMU was being shorted by a company attempting to buy them out. I believe they closed at 20%+ short and shares were close $88 when bought out by gild.
Look up SGRY lmk what you think
Oh without a doubt. I just think it is important for people to be realistic and not think they took down a hedge fund. Shitadel will be stronger than they were before thanks to all the short squeezes going on in the market(best ones so far) are SGRY, LTRPB(it is over), and Discovery. As long as there is momentum somewhere and the ability for hedge funds to network and reach each others stock releases, hedge funds will always have the edge thanks to their research teams and liquidity. Flat markets don’t make anyone money, but volatile markets are fucking tits. Personally, I would be perfectly happy if volatility stayed over 25 for the rest of my life so I can continue my trading strategy without having to relearn another strategy.