SLS

happy123z

So what you buying tomorrow? Check out optx and aeva. You in SLS calls? August is prime. [Don't ask me why]

moon_paws

SLS easily the most promising biotech I have seen

Cold-Hope9920

It says you don't have enough SLS.

snipsnaps1_9

Sitting on SLS. Happy with the returns. Glad the company is having a positive impact. Hoping they manage the same with the next line.

hampikatsov

At a brief glance, SLS, ONDS, and DRTS seem to have gone up a lot in the relative past…there is room for downside. If you are in the green, I would take profits on SLS and DRTS. Both are pharma plays that can be brutal. SLS especially seems to have had a past of big upswings and downtrends. I really like the whole idea of electric VTOL aircraft like HOVR, however I feel like that whole sector is years if not decades away from commercialization and success. If you are in at a good price ONDS seems like the best to hold. But even that seems frisky in this shaky inflated market.

Lonely-Relation-7364

What’s everyone buying on this dip? I am eyeing NBIS, APLD, ONDS, SLS to name a few 

cafelatteinspace

When are you expect SLS to go up?

moon_paws

SLS, 78/80 events

100xOrBust

Probably one of the last chances to buy SLS this cheap

AverageUnited3237

Apprecaite that a lot!! but no, CW is the SLS GOAT!

Good_Application6245

lmao SLS

MinuteSuccotash6222

why does the chart show SLS at 4.90? its trading at 7.90

ScreenNumerous8182

Gonna sell everything I have so it will moon right after. Buy RKLB, NBIS, SLS, HOVR, XOVR, CXAI and XOVR

chettk21

SLS

r-davs

Can anyone confirm if going full port into $SLS at $8.29 makes me regarded?

Proud-Ad-3227

Hi your biggest fan from SLS here. You’re comparable to confident web

happy123z

I have 4.1 thousand dollars of SLS calls and leaps! 😃

IndependentUsual7444

One of you has 4.1 million dollars of SLS?

makeammends

attn mods: The ticker crawl is in error, showing SLS at $4.xx, when it is actually at $8.04 AH

Fucker_Of_Destiny

Yeah well what was the assumed cost per kg per launch when those numbers were calculated? Starship I’ve seen estimates from $20-200 per launch kilo to orbit. SLS is over $21,000. I also just googled cost estimates myself and found wildly different estimates, including an estimate for $9bn to mine the moon followed by another estimate of $500m to mine an asteroid, in the same paper. I disagree $2T, but also even $9B could be more than covered by the revenue from the anthropic deal alone for AI compute. But 500M seems laughably small. There’s also ISRU opportunities as well. Not trying to be an Elon apologist, more of a KSP fanatic which is why I’m honking hopium here

DryDiscussion7094

Likely adding more SLS, full ported now

GonnaBeWealthy

Fuck this bot, it’s saying SLS went down to $4.90 in AH Genuinely fuck this stupid bot

Equivalent-Aside-404

I saw all that, I don’t think there will be a squeeze per say, just thinking there will be a lot of shorts under pressure if the news looks good with the EAACI presentation this weekend. I’m just looking for a decent price rise and maybe unload some shares, then put some into BEAM. But as I told you I’m am holding long on this for the most part and would do the same for BEAM. There’s also PCT which may have a better chance for a squeeze at some point, but I am waiting to see if their available shorts decrease. Borrow rate is around 5-6% and SI I think is 28%. Also someone mentioned VIVO and SLS. But VIVO’s business model seems complicated to me. I haven’t looked into either because again I am tied up for the next week.

passionlessDrone

SLS Kicking cancer in the nuts don’t care about gasoline prices.

bobood

It's supposed to be fully, reliably, and rapidly re-usable. What they've done so far is impressive on its own by mere virtue of the fact that rocketry is impressive. In the grander scheme of what they themselves have set as an essential target, they are absolutely no-where. They haven't had a single flight without major issues, especially with the engines, engines that are supposed to survive the rigors of space launch over and over and over with barely any refurbishment. The logic of public relations necessarily being any different for public or privately financed operations does not hold. It makes no sense. If exploding hardware is embarrassing in one domain, it should be embarrassing in the other as well. It's the same failure. Just think about it, seriously; if Spacex has proven it's the better model, why shouldn't it be okay to 'rapidly iterate' under NASA too? Spacex's reputation despite all their explosions survives and thrives because of a very deliberate campaign to (successfully) convince uncritical folks that exploding expensive hardware is good. Heck, it's not even fast because they are way behind schedule. Also, before it inevitably gets brought up. F9's development very superficially seems to resemble this. In actual fact, it was a competent, simple, solidly-capable platform at its core that quickly started delivering on its primary mission. Nobody said landing them was impossible either -- which is another myth spread by fanboys and spacex itself. It's a narrative they themselves repeated over and over until it got accepted as truth. They are also completely different beasts. Success on F9 does not neatly translate over to a much, much, much more ambitious platform. SLS exists. It's a fully capable, proven product. It's price tag means something, even if it is eyewatering. Starship's supposedly cheaper costs are entirely speculative, especially since it could end up like the N1... very real, but also very not real at all because it never fully materialized.

Stolen_Sky

Starship development is coming on pretty well. It's already proved its ability to deploy Starlink satellites into orbit, and they've caught the booster serval times.  Bear in mind, they chose a very different design approach to NASA. NASA rockets work first time because public relations are more important than time and money. So they take 4x longer and 10x the budget with their development. SpaceX just cares about fast results, so they take big risks and they fly, fix and fly again. Starship was always going to need 10-15 test flights to work.  And it needs a few more test flights yet to demonstrate it can safely deorbit and reenter, but it's not far off that goal, and it'll be ready to fly on the regular in the next 12 months.  Also bear in mind, Starship is a pretty cheap rocket compared to what NASA is spending. 20 Starships cost less than a single SLS to build.  You can probably tell - I have no love for Elon, and the IPO is a joke, but I fucking love rocketry and I've been following SpaceX for years. 

Bromine_Bro35

SLS calls

Super-Activity-4675

I'm long on SLS and I posted something here and on r/sellaslifesciences a few weeks ago about a potential squeeze. It didn't squeeze majorly, but if you bought when I posted it, you could have sold and made a couple bucks per share in a very short period of time. The big problem is the outstanding warrants that Anson holds (a few weeks ago it was around 25M warrants that Anson could dump or short against). The good news is that preliminary filings have indicated that about half of them were probably exercised during that initial run to 9. There's a lot less ammo to hold it down, and short interest continues to rise. But there are still outstanding warrants, just not nearly enough to cover outstanding short positions. Cost to borrow is rising, but it's hardly expensive. SLS differs from a lot of biotechs in that it is heavily exposed to retail (something like 75% retail, where as most biotechs are about 75% institutional). I think that's a good thing if topline for Regal comes back positive... not so much if the results aren't good, which is what shorts are counting on at this point. With that said, after the initial sell off at 9, a few days later it ran all the way to 9.50, with last week's macro likely being the reason it is currently back at 8.50. That's pretty bullish IMHO. I'd say the odds of a squeeze on this are higher now than what they were a few weeks ago given the way things have played out. There are not nearly enough warrants to cover the outstanding shorts if margin calls start happening. With that said, this stock was less than $2/share not even a year ago. There will come a point when long term holders start trimming their positions and the very least recovering their principal. I wouldn't expect parabolic though. Its market cap is already pretty rich (1.5B) for a biotech that doesn't have FDA approval.

NerdSlamPo

Reddit being so bullish on NBIS and SLS makes me feel like I should sell ASAP.

Informal-Composer226

SLS

zendemion

Widget showing SLS at 4,90 almost gave me a heart attack

Firm-Public-9829

BNAI INFQ SLS MI (BNAI strongest potential for weeks bullrun)

happy123z

I'm 90% in SLS, DRTSW and SIVEF.  But SLS about to blow.  Should I sell some of the other two to catch this 1-4 month wave?  😰

Slight-Quiet6138

The mag seven are looking more enticing than ever! We had two down days in months lol it’s gonna happen. I’m not selling anything. In fact I added more Friday afternoon. Everyone overreacted due to multiple events on Friday… Job report, Broadcom earnings, and just being a Friday. Perfect recipe for a huge down day. Back to business this week. Enough of the loss showing. I’m down 12 grand myself Friday alone. It is what it is. I’ll be up 14 by the end of the week. I will continue adding Nvidia Meta and Microsoft. Ooooh… And SLS to the moon.💯

GrandAd5014

I wish i would have put a whole lot more. But hindsight always 20/20. Got any other suggestions besides SLS lol

Firm-Public-9829

My 2 favorite stocks BNAI and SLS

Bromine_Bro35

SLS 1-27 calls for generational wealth

NerdSlamPo

is SLS just a Reddit meme pump right now or are people actually expecting the trial to come through?

Minute_Inevitable478

SLS

happy123z

Huge post-give-a-sht-about-the-war rally profit taking seems normal. Huge run huge friday rotate. My main stocks: SLS up 60% last month DRTSW up 102% last month SIVEF up 32% last month AIRJW up 88% last month. Not too worried. If it bleeds into tuesday I'll get worried.

V-Right_In_2-V

No wonder SLS/Artemis is so far behind schedule

rg_123

What’s your cost basis on SLS? Any thoughts when we see 80th event? And how high it can go?

Sdg1871

SLS

happy123z

Been investing in DRTSW and SLS since January. Having a good week. I'd love to hear more of your thoughts and picks man. I think many of us would. Please post here or somewhere.

happy123z

SLS.

happy123z

Sure glad I'm all in on SLS, DRTSW and SIVEF! How'd you guys do this week?

Oh-The-Horrorr

That's like me and SLS . Good luck 👍🏻

Bromine_Bro35

Thats from when SLS was a ticker for a company called galena, Sellas life sciences acquired the ticker after a reverse merger in 2017

Bromine_Bro35

SLS

Ateyo94

I know and have been around biostocks. I'm trying to save newbies who don't even know that if they fail their primary endpoint that the stock falls so fast that 1. The stop loss doesn't even trigger 2. it will AT LEAST be down 80%. ATYR subreddit is very similar to what the SLS reddit is right now. Look at their reactions now. I'm not celebrating their loss, and I feel bad, but there are lot of selfish pumpers that you will see pumping this in other reddit pages.

BanAccount8

It could happen. I sold out my SLS. Risk and reward. Sure it could run out at up but at $9 the reward to sell and lock In gains is greater than the risk. I think for its risk level it’s worth around $6 now. I will not be buying in at current level

Ateyo94

Anyone remember ATYR? This is what is gonna happen to SLS. Read the comments: [https://www.reddit.com/r/ATYR\_Alpha/comments/1nhjajw/atyr\_trading\_halted/](https://www.reddit.com/r/ATYR_Alpha/comments/1nhjajw/atyr_trading_halted/)

W1cked_0ne

SLS

Informal-Composer226

SLS. Calls are expensive, shares are not

passionlessDrone

SLS

100xOrBust

SLS will have a buyout by the end of summer. $40 expected.

Bromine_Bro35

Ive been buying the last 3 SLS dips it’s gotta go up at some point

Accurate_Pay_2242

Holding SLS for the BO!!!! 80th event soon!

Accurate_Pay_2242

SLS

Informal-Composer226

SLS, all in on the dip at open tomorrow

Fit_Canary_7196

I asked the same question: “Today looks like a broad risk-off pullback hitting exactly the kinds of names you’re heavy in: AI infrastructure, speculative biotech, small caps, and momentum growth. The main drivers today appear to be: 1. AI valuation / spending fears 2. Rising concern that the market is too concentrated in tech 3. Profit-taking after a huge AI-led run 4. Oil/geopolitical pressure and rate sensitivity 5. Weak breadth under the surface A major catalyst was Alphabet announcing an enormous $80B equity raise to fund AI infrastructure expansion. Markets interpreted that as: * AI is becoming massively capital intensive * dilution risk is real * even the giants need huge funding now That spooked the entire AI ecosystem. At the same time, analysts are warning the market has become dangerously dependent on a handful of AI leaders. Reuters noted tech now represents over 39% of the S&P 500 market cap — above dot-com era concentration levels. That matters for you specifically because many of your holdings sit in: * AI semis * AI infrastructure * robotics * speculative biotech * high-beta growth * moonshots Those sectors tend to get hit hardest when: * yields rise * oil spikes * AI sentiment cools * institutions reduce risk exposure So holdings like: * NVIDIA * Micron Technology * Himax Technologies * Recursion Pharmaceuticals * SLS * MDAI * AST SpaceMobile * Rocket Lab * Symbotic …can easily fall 5–15% in a normal “AI unwind” day even without company-specific bad news. What’s important: This does NOT currently look like a systemic collapse day. It looks more like: * rotation * de-risking * valuation compression * momentum unwinding”

RegularGuyy

Remember when everyone was talking about SLS non stop? Whatever happened to that?

sunrisemercy3

What about SLS having 107 million cash?

_timsmith

Yeah I’m excited about SLS!

ellietherotti

Where is the SLS gang?

wanderingmanimal

Nah fuck SPCE and SPCX - I am looking at SLS.

Super-Activity-4675

I've made my case in the SLS sub. Bottom line is that it will come down to how the events are distributed with the final 20 events. If BAT continues to deteriorate as expected then it will succeed. If it doesn't, it may fail. You don't know. If the remaining 20 couldn't change things, then the trial would have been halted for efficacy. There needs to be enough BAT patients in the final 20 to get the HR ratio needed for the study to succeed. Phase 3 trials fail more than they succeed. Confident web (poster on the SLS sub who is predicting 99%+ chance of success) uses an assumed leakage when he runs his numbers, and you can't assume the leak. It's derisked by an interim analysis that said the study was on track at 60 events. However, 80 events is the target end, and those last 20 matter.

uhdisj41

Plus add the 2-3 months of lead time (because some patients weren’t randomized into treatment until 6 months after they achieved CR2—you can go read the DD on that point on the SLS sub). Suddenly you’re at 13-14. I think it probably ends up around there, maybe a touch higher (e.g. 15)

ScreenNumerous8182

Is SLS a good move? I see it mentioned a lot

SlartibartfastMcGee

I don’t think it does, because for all we know the IDMC did recommend a halt and SLS declined it because they wanted the full data for the trial. Keep in mind that SLS is looking at other indications in AML and other cancers, an early halt and approval for just CR2 does little for their plans.

Bromine_Bro35

SLS 1/15/27 calls for imminent 80th event announcement (end of promising clinical trial). It’ll pump on the announcement

Tricky-Ad-6833

What did the demons say about SLS?

EuphoricWhereas229

SLS

ScreenNumerous8182

SLS, HOVR, CXAI all trending up today just waiting for the breakout

beejee05

SLS said poof to all Those gains the past week

beejee05

I stopped the bleeding early on SLS but holy hell

Super-Activity-4675

I have a stats background, and I have about 3500 shares of SLS. I'd put the odds of a successful trial around 75% personally, which is as good as any for a binary event. Plus, it's generally believed the company will pursue a buyout if Regal is successful. The TAM for CR1 and CR2 is probably close to 5B with the TAM for CR2 only being in the 1-2B range. The drug itself targets WT1, which is present in about 20 cancers, and they have another drug treating AML on an accelerated pathway with the FDA. Conservatively, a BO would be in the 10-12B range. The trial was derisked via interim analysis at 60 events. That means BAT (best available treatment) mOS (median overall expectancy) was established at that time and can only go down. There are 63 patients in each arm, and to achieve mOS, you need at least 32 events. A 30/30 split means an overperforming BAT group and the trial would have been killed. The trial also has lasted more than a year longer than expected. It means patients are living longer, which generally favors GPS since the BAT arm would already be in the right tail. While SLS is blinded to the data, they have had to publicly change guidance for patients using GPS 3+ years which again is a bullish indicator. My 2 cents. The 80th event will be announced in the next couple months with topline following about a month after that. I would strongly consider some straddles once the 80th is announced. The stock likely rockets in one direction or another at that point. Nothing wrong with some shares, but that's probably a bit riskier now than what it was when I bought in last year. Straddles is the play for easy money. It's also worth noting that unlike most late stage biotechs, it is primarily retail owned and also heavily shorted.

True-Apple7206

I see a lot of people are butthurt by biostocks in general in those comments. I’m an investor in SLS and that is the only stock I hold. I did my own DD. Looked at others DD. To me the biology looks solid. The company cash position is solid. The platform potential is excellent. Short sellers not understanding the science behind GPS try to capitalize on non-responders and get bent over hard when I mention epitope spreading. I’m pretty confident that Sellas will be succesful in this trial - worst case scenario the hazard ratio will narrowly miss but even in that case, the fact there is no toxicity and GPS can be given ad infinitum is already a valuable business case. PS : I don’t hold a degree, I’m retarded but much less than 99% of mankind. That is all, we’ll see this month or July at readout who got it right on this gamble.

Lost_in_Torontoh

You literally stole the 16.2 mos model from the same source aka CW from SLS sub, you are discrediting here, made some grade 2 dumb chart and some word salad garbage and trying hard to fit in here.

ScreenNumerous8182

Kicking myself for selling NBIS and DRAM, I’ll sell my CXAI, HOVR and SLS next if you want the next thing to blow up

Bromine_Bro35

SLS tmmr pls I need these calls to print

Accurate_Pay_2242

SLS is my hold until 80th

Accurate_Pay_2242

Ride SLS to $15

Present_Truck3305

My KEEL avg cost is $1.48 and my SLS avg cost is $1.58 😁 they’re now trading at $6.10 and $9.20 🤑

Present_Truck3305

Buying SLS stock and BTBT January calls. Debating buying SLS calls but not sure yet. KEEL is another one I’m buying shares I think the window for calls has passed.

IndubitablEV

To be up 700k in most stocks you have to be dumping a ton of money into it as well. Imagine dumping $5-10k into a stock right now based on some research. Would make me spew. Now imagine it being down to only $1k. When I make trades I take profit at $20-50 if it's up that week. For example I'm up $22 on HIMS. I set a Stop Limit to guarantee those profits. $20 a day is $100/week is an extra $5k for the year. But I'm happy with $4k extra. However, I'm up to my balls in SLS back when it was sub $3. It's my dumbest play so far but if I lose the $3k in it, I'm okay with that kind of loss. On the upside I'll take profits on the way up and dump into VTI. I can vouch for SLS more than I can some rockets.

TreeofLibertyFood

!banbet SLS 10 2d

Lost_in_Torontoh

SLS is the biggest play right now, $90 plus by year end min

Phx_trojan

DRAM RDDT NOW CRSR SLS NFLX let's go

FreeformSensei

SLS - There has not been a cancer drug study with this particular population (2nd remission, transplant ineligible) where the median mOS was over 11 months (a couple drugs being used in the BAR arm). The last patient in this study was enrolled April 2024. The hype around this stock seems legit, I think this drug could be ground breaking looking at their phase 2 data results, and the timeline of this phase 3 study, which SLS thought would hit 80 events by the end of 2025

BiggySmallz1

SLS

HazMattStunts

SLS

millerlit

NBIS is up about 4.5% over the weekend. SLS is down .6%. SNXX is up about 4%. Memory continues to run

Butt6464

Last week was another gift to your retirement plan or yolo options and I’ve been kicking myself. Only decent score I got was NOW for a 7 bagger. No continuation on ONDS Friday fizzled out the other position. RDDT, HOOD, PLTR, SPCE all rocketing into the end of the week plus more. The weekly 10 bagger streak is over, RUM, SLS, RGTI but the dice rolls continue in this market. Stay alert people!

The-man-Babe

SLS and SPCE. Some guy copying me

happy123z

SNXX, KORU, MUU it's screaming in our faces. SLS calls three months out, sell on the 80th event rally. FIX and VG will probably climb steadily all year. My DRTSW warrants up 175% in a month. AIRJW doing good too.

Notable_Naps

SPCE and sold my calls Friday after doubling my money on calls within a fucking hour. Before that I played the run up to NVDA earnings but sold way too soon. Currently in on SLS. However for lifetime P&L I am down about 90% 😅

King_of_Ooo

Life hack to fast-forward to your goal: Just buy SLS and hold till august. No options, just shares.

AdeptnessLive4966

I am also into SLS. We will see what happens.

No-Constant2260

Let’s say you have ONDS, POET, and NBIS. Which one? I’m up 97% on SLS, going to take initial investment back Monday and let it run into one of the 3 Monday.