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TIL that fractional shares are actually CFDs, is that true?
TIL that energy stocks are actually war stocks!
TIL: Securities Used To Be Considered Property but are now Considered "Entitlements"
TIL Nvidia triple top is not a meme
Execution Speed, OCO Orders, and the Mystery of GOOD TIL CANCEL on TOS. Please help!
3 red hot penny stocks to watch before next week—time to buy?
TIL the TV series Billions is considered fictional because it implies federal regulators are incentivized to prevent systemic financial crimes!
TIL Sometimes "safety" costs you a lot of money.
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> The U.S. Dollar Index (USDX, DXY, DX, or, informally, the "Dixie") is an index (or measure) of the value of the United States dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies,[1] often referred to as a basket of U.S. trade partners' currencies.[2] The Index goes up when the U.S. dollar gains "strength" (value) when compared to other currencies.[3] > The index is designed, maintained, and published by ICE (Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.), with the name "U.S. Dollar Index" as a registered trademark.[4][5] > It is a weighted geometric mean of the dollar's value relative to following select currencies: > Euro (EUR), 57.6% weight > Japanese yen (JPY), 13.6% weight > Pound sterling (GBP), 11.9% weight > Canadian dollar (CAD), 9.1% weight > Swedish krona (SEK), 4.2% weight > Swiss franc (CHF), 3.6% weight TIL bro
I own 10,000 shares and I’m buying more before this takes the hell off. This good be the company that cures cancer. What they are doing with TIL therapy is amazing. There is still time to get on this and hold it long term. Stock should be trading at 8 to 10 today but has a ceiling with lung approvals to be a 50/60 a share stock.
TIL Iran students go to school on Saturday
TIL someone married Lindsey Lohan...
TIL - Middle East workdays are from Saturday to Wednesday.
TIL that Trump knows the constitution exists
NMRA is scheduled to report phase 3 of KOASTAL-3 (treatment for major depression) in q2 2026 and is funded until 2027 so low dilution risk IOVA is reporting results q1 2026 for IOV4001 ("investigational, genetically modified tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) cell therapy") and low dilution risk
TIL fidelity lets you use your gold and silver positions as margin. \*menacing hand wringing\*
I’m quite impressed with the tech behind it, the TIL therapy which works well on melanoma and now is also being tested in solid tumours. So far T-cell therapies have been limited to blood related cancers, but this opens up a new world. They have great tech, but it’s personalised. Another gem in this area is SANA biotech who are building the stealth tech for similar therapies.
TIL Innovating is shoehorning a chatbot in every part of the process
TIL understanding fundamental financials is “deep in the red”
"Technical issues" lol. TIL that shorts without pants is a technical issue.. I guess technically true
They should make a buyout offer for IOVA, TIL data showing a lot of promise
TIL low testosterone and high estrogen is strongly linked to autoimmune diseases. Women make up 70%-80% of autoimmune issues. During peak reproductive years and higher estrogen incidence is greatest. As environmental factors are steadily increasing estrogen and lowering testosterone in men, men are experiencing more of these diseases.
TIL: The underground railroad is neither underground nor a railroad.
I'm quite excited for this stock, got in at 4,000 shares at an average of \~$2.50/share. I have 2,000 shares tied up in options (so I control 6,000 total) and am considering simply exercising them for maximum long-term payoff (not yet decided). However, one thing to keep in mind is that I think the buyout risk is quite high. Iovance has created a factory (the Cell Therapy Center) that has no peer for a process that no other company has refined to this degree. These are significant moats. Long time lurker, but I figure I should join the party, so here are some of my thoughts about the company and my case for investing in it. Your mileage varies, not advice, etc. Re: the comment that their drug cocktail *can* result in death, that is currently true, but two things are being done to address that: 1. [IOV-3001](https://www.iovance.com/next-generation-research/) (addresses the IL-2 toxicity) and [IOV-4001](https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05361174) (makes the cells stronger, still in Phase 2) directly improve all TIL treatments and may also help with reentry into the European market. (links are to Iovance web site and to clinicaltrials.gov) 2. [TILVANCE-301](https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05727904) is looking to treat melanoma as a first line, not only people who have failed traditional methods; current public evidence supports that treatment earlier has better results, and the results of this study will give more clarity. (link is to clinicaltrials.gov) I personally think that anything under $4 is a great entry point. If I were willing to distort my portfolio further, I would consider it, but I can't justify going beyond where I currently sit, which is controlling roughly 6,000 shares. I have set a GTC limit order for $5/share at 2,000 shares just to get all of my original capital back because you never know if there are FDA delays, problems, etc. The rest of the shares will do as they will. Going back to the buyout risk, I think that the next 3 months will be quite revealing. The upcoming April AACR Annual Meeting is the perfect place to release a boatload of data - and the perfect platform after which to start the formal bidding process. Merck desperately needs something - anything - to treat the lung cancer market. AstraZeneca is heavily invested in lung cancer already and certainly wouldn't mind a unique and world first "tool" (the factory) in its arsenal. Bristol Myers Squibb already has some cell manufacturing capability and folding in this TIL process is feasible while also giving them a world first. I'm guessing buyers like Pfizer won't want the infrastructure, but you can't really tell these days as I know they have heavily invested in Oncology (their purchase of Seagen, for example). My point is, I don't think the IOVA stock is going to $30-$60 unless they go it alone. And soon we should see signals one way or another on that point. From a buyout perspective, the key is whether there's a bidding war or if they lock up a buyer right away. My best guess, using what I call my Dowsing Rod of Logic (tm), is based on these numbers: Last quarter sales: $87M Annualized: $348M but let us round to $350M for ease IOVA has \~390M shares outstanding (please correct my math if wrong) Note the following: Seagen was purchased by Pfizer for \~20x Revenue (was very profitable) ImmunoGen was purchased by AvvVie for \~10x Revenue (was borderline profitable) Deciphera was purchased by Ono Pharma for \~8x Revenue (was not profitable) In this case, we arrive at the following modeled values: 6x Revenue = $2.1B, implying \~$5.38/share (bear case if things go wrong) 8x Revenue = $2.8B, implying \~$7.18/share 10x Revenue = $3.5B, implying \~$8.97/share 12x Revenue = $4.2B, implying \~$10.77/share If we go nuts, 20x Revenue = $7B, implying \~$17.95/share I hope this gives people some perspective but let me also just say - this technique is **cool**. The treatment duration is off the charts (because your body keeps fighting the tumors), it seems like early treatments work well, and it just helps people by being an unqualified net plus to society.
TIL is a type of cellular immunotherapy you fuckin moron, so no, i didn't have it wrong. you also have your melanoma numbers wrong. An overall response rate of 44% was observed in the full cohort, with a 52% response rate among patients treated in earlier lines of therapy
TIL anthropic will replace unitedhealthgroup (tbf can they please do that, I think everyone would be happy, freeMario)
TIL stocks can go down
TIL apparently anthrophic is going to replace every software company, security framework, application, and coding language with a single prompt. 🫡
TIL Canada is poorer than Alabama. *This is actually not a joke*
TIL that 5 months is considered "long".
TIL people like you actually invest in stocks
TIL Jesse James is married to Bonnie Rotten
TIL there are some peeps here that believe the data isnt cooked at all 🤯🤯🤯
Wow, TIL the S&P recently broke 7000. The amazing things I would never learn if I didn't watch presidential briefings
TIL that all civilizations since the dawn of mankind, indeed even tribal bands prior to that, were fascists.
TIL you could even do this. I thought retail investors had to to wait until private firms got their shares
TIL elder care facilities smell "insane"
when did reddit embrace QAnon level conspiracy? TIL
TIL buy and hold is a lie
TIL: The difference between Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton
TIL AMC is in the dollar range. Could have sworn it was like 4 bucks last I checked
TIL: there's a r/jeopardyhot subreddit lmao
TIL french fries with mayonaise are called "cum fries"
TIL what a "stream sniper" is So, a stalker
> TIL I'm like Charlie Munger. My dude, you have no idea how much you just insulted yourself. Charlie Munger's delusional ass thinks he is Howard Roark. Look up the term "Munger hall" ...while looking at it, I want you to focus on the term "fire escape" ...and why/where they exist in every other building ever made.
TIL: Supergirl’s last name is AL-cock, not AI-cock.
TIL I'm like Charlie Munger. I have pointed the finger at more than one MBAsshole in my company for fucking up a long term project they were involved in.
TIL Sydney Sweeney been single for almost a year
There is no point in trying to have a disagreement with someone on reddit when the majority of the user population is far left leaning and my views are not. Given you feel the need to downvote every comment I make and your snide replies “do you really” “TIL”, tells me it’s a frivolous conversation. You have your opinion and I have mine. I respect those who have opinions. I don’t consider anyone a “liberal idiot” or a “trump / MAGA lover”. Too much hate exists in the world. Hope you enjoy your Sunday and find a way to relax. Going to golf now.
Asking questions is “left leaning”? TIL…
TIL empathy is putting 100% of your medical debt on credit cards
TIL that you can call a 25x forward multiple cheap
Idk but TIL about Kanye West - The New workout plan, particularly DJT, Bill Gates and Diddy in one poster, in 2004..
TIL today that Warren buffet invented the Chinese buffet.
It's just TIL regard. Today is one word
TIL you can make money when stocks go down
TIL a red day means stocks are worth less than yesterday
TIL AAPL went bankrupt
TIL market only go down
TIL the dow is PRICE weighted, not market cap weighted. so if you 10/1 split your weight in the index goes down 90% for no particular reason lmao.
TIL ICE is a ticker and it’s in free fall today 🤌🤌🤌
TIL Nixon's attorney general went to jail over Watergate.
How do homosexual people like Tim Apple even run a company? I was under the impression that the just think about reach arounds and weiners all day. TIL
TIL I'm too poor for Chipotle. :sadpepe:
TIL. Thanks! Watching AGQ puke almost gave me a heart attack
TIL that TSLR burger is made from Elmo’s adrenochrome victims
TIL people think MSFT just makes software for the everyday person’s PC and their cash cow is fucking microsoft office lmao
TIL PLBY is publicly traded and up 20% pre market
yes TIL I am not just regarded I also cannot remember names apparently
I’m not saying you are wrong and I’m not target audience for pandora products, but TIL that pandora items have silver. Always assumed it was just some shiny and cheap.
TIL watching women makes you ghey and watching sweaty men in spandex tackling each other makes you straight
TIL men's figure skating is better then the super bowl
TIL... > Nortel Networks was a Canadian multinational telecommunications and data networking equipment manufacturer, originally founded in 1895 as the Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company. It became a global leader during the dot-com boom, reaching its peak in 2000 with a market capitalization exceeding $250 billion and employing nearly 94,000 people worldwide. The company rebranded as Nortel Networks in 1998 to emphasize its shift toward data and multimedia networking, acquiring companies like Bay Networks to expand its capabilities. Despite its early success, Nortel faced a dramatic collapse due to a combination of poor strategic decisions, over expansion through costly acquisitions, and accounting fraud. The company filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009, marking the largest corporate failure in Canadian history. Its stock plummeted by 79%, and shareholders, employees, and pensioners suffered massive losses. In 2013, Nortel was officially declared defunct.
TIL Waymo actually run by Philipino drivers
TIL Target's security cameras are so good they can read the texts on your phone
TIL buying BTC on Coinbase is a very sophisticated trade!
TIL that GEO and CXW are the two largest private prison operators... calls on incarceration is wildddd, lol.
TIL: i know absolutely nothing about the markets and that my thoughts are significant financial risks to other people
TIL I can’t stop crying in the casino
TIL for the 69th time that futures being green means jack shit
TIL MSFT is worth less than 3T