TME

Mediocre_Froyo_3823

TME @ 3

verdy087

Very few drugs leave Stage 3 clinical trials and it needs a huge capital investment. Also, I looked at the article. Only 12,000 people are diagnosed with glioblastoma annually and to further narrow it, this therapy is being used ONLY for people who are unresponsive to treatment. Just searching "immunosuppressive TME GB" shows it's well known immunotherapies don't work well on GBM. But this could be different. Who knows.

YoghurtPretend5830

Anyone else watching TME? It’s been on a tear for months—thinking about shorting it soon. Anyone else in on this trade or have a take on the chart?

manwdick

TME so underrated. Should I sell put or just buy at the price now

yodogyodog

Bullish on JD and TME and TEM and NKE and C and INTC

chatcomputer

Looks like the CEO is an attractive guy [https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250625074872/en/TME-Pharma-Appoints-Diede-van-den-Ouden-as-New-CEO-at-the-2025-Annual-General-Meeting-of-Shareholders](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250625074872/en/TME-Pharma-Appoints-Diede-van-den-Ouden-as-New-CEO-at-the-2025-Annual-General-Meeting-of-Shareholders) What I like is that he personally invests a great deal into these companies.

Gortecz

TME 

Gortecz

Why is TME dumpin ??

Gortecz

TME gains wipes wtf is this shit...

Falcgriff

Been selling weekly puts in this up market and they keep expiring worthless (UAA, TME, SOFI). Just switch to selling calls when the market turns I guess.

chiawei1984

TME , buy

ComfyRug

Sure: MNSO: MINISO Group Holding Limited (MNSO) is currently trading at $17.51, showing signs of consolidation after a recent rally. The 10-day SMA ($17.23) is below the current price, indicating short-term bullish momentum, but the 20-day SMA ($17.66) suggests potential resistance. The RSI levels are neutral, hovering around 52, indicating neither overbought nor oversold conditions. The MACD histogram is negative, suggesting bearish momentum may be building. Given the broader market's cautious optimism and MNSO's technical setup, a short position could be considered if the price breaks below $17.40. Set an entry at $17.40, with a first target of $17.00 and a second target of $16.70, placing a stop loss at $17.80. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to mixed technical signals, while the second target carries lower confidence given the lack of strong bearish catalysts. TME: Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) is poised for a potential rebound today, driven by its recent partnership with Galaxy Corporation, which could enhance its global presence and diversify revenue streams. The stock has been trading below its 10-day and 20-day SMAs, indicating a short-term bearish trend, but the RSI suggests it's nearing oversold territory, hinting at a possible reversal. The MACD histogram shows a negative divergence, yet the broader market's cautious optimism and TME's strategic moves may provide upward momentum. Given the current price of $11.76, consider entering around $11.70, targeting $12.00 as the first price target and $12.30 as the second, with a stop loss at $11.50 to manage downside risk. Confidence in reaching the first target is moderate due to the positive news catalyst, while the second target carries lower confidence given the technical resistance levels. Overall, TME's alignment with a high-profile artist and the potential for increased user engagement could drive short-term gains, though traders should remain vigilant of broader market volatility. And unfortunately we don't track TCEHY sorry!

Prudent-Corgi-6520

What? Why does the stock price have to grow for the business to grow? You realize after the IPO the company doesn't receieve more capital unless it issues more shares. It can literally grow 3x the size and the stock price cut in half. Happens all the time. Look back at my very first post for TME then look at the stock chart. Revenue was 3x while stock was 1/8 of original price

deadx-

TME just blasted me in the ass the other day. I'm not too convinced on this

breakyourteethnow

Opened Strangle on SE, ONON, and TME. Closed TME for 30% gain within minutes. Bad fill on SE, first time buying market open was expecting to get blasted through with earning's but I overbid foolishly. I've been thinking about what you said, I want to start picking more directional but hedging against risk still instead of just buying long calls and puts. So I can buy cheap OTM calendars with more time, risking less and making more. For example, I think Crowdstrike will recover more, the $285 9/6 - 9/13 cost only $98 with max profit of $822. It gives 4 weeks to move 15% if were to reach max profit. Breakeven at 3.27%+ and 29.47%+ so within a month plenty of room to work with. It's more time, it's directional bets, it's hedging since a call at $285 would otherwise cost me $585 which is much bigger risk/cost, more potential reward, no IV crush to worry about, and can be right less. For example, I think Amazon will recover back to $185, I can buy the $185 9/6 - 9/13 calendar for $40 and max profit is $242. It's a lot of time to work with for a cheap cost, taking bets with higher probability. I think Chipotle CEO change was oveerreaction, can set calendar at $55 where think will recover to. I wouldn't even set GTC orders and just manage the position to not sell out early for 50-100% gain but go for big moves like short legs closing collecting full premium and selling what remains hopefully for a lot.

tim_hanby

TME

daveisdazed

Hmm, TME looks like it can take a decent bounce depending on the open. I put out a limit order but maybe I should wait for confirmation

IAMHideoKojimaAMA

fundamentally, TME and BABA are strong buys. You have to be able to stomach china though.

Stop_Im_Dreaming

TME

delighted

Plays for next week: Riding in my FUJHY fueled up with DINO listening to TME and reading on my OLED

IAMHideoKojimaAMA

Do you guys think China is a buy? BABA TME NTES All look like strong buys right now. I'm thinking of spreading money 3 ways between them

KoalaAmazing7037

TME is looking pretty good

eljefechico

I'm thinking about buying TME calls, am I regarded?

Upper_Maintenance_41

$TME should keep rising. Spotify doing insane numbers with the same business. TME owns China market for music streaming, and also owns huge chunks of major record labels which are all experiencong record profits. I don't get why it's so cheap. It was a lot higher 3 years ago. My 2 cents. And yes I have some shares and calls but I am a pussy and don't gamble with big dollars on any of this stuff.

Clean-Step

TME is the only thing where i still see a future, even after everything in china would go tits up!

FakeAnketa

Yes, TME, yes 

FakeAnketa

TME beats earnings TME stock My calls

FakeAnketa

Do we have some TME earnings plays here?

greenbelieve

I’m so happy the TME dude is back

crypto_chan

You can invest in TME, but it's a chinese company tencent music. Sad to say chinese own most the music. Outside of that it's sony or universal. You can also invest in sony. SONY sony is better buy. Plus also does movies and electronics. Tencent owns league of legends. Legends never die with fobby chinese girl accent... -\_-'

Due_Marsupial_969

JD is a no-brainer if you’re willing to take on a Chinese stock. Might as well add TME, WB and BABA. Risk is priced in but I’d stay small after learning my lesson with Chinese government volatility.

Bust21

It’s not hard to explain the poor sales. They’ve had multiple hicks-ups with the VF8 and now the VF9. Behind schedule on breaking ground in North Carolina, and hemorrhaging money. 2.1B in 2023. This is eerily similar to TME and Tencent in China. And that’s not gone well. Vingroup will look to increase float to control their risk. It’s all bad in the end and 5B is highly optimistic.

EatsbeefRalph

With the smack down of TenCent Music $TME, China totally screwed international investors.

CarwashTendies

I’m about to yolo into anything Chyna… NIO JD TME

SombodiesNobody

LYV earnings going to slap with the Swifties endless standom And thus TME which owns 30% of her music will skyrocket

Wrong_Spell_3233

$TSLA, $PRFX, $TWLO, $GFAI, $CXAI, $TME are tmrw's bulls

Wrong_Spell_3233

The following tickers will be gainers tomorrow: $CXAI $APLS $VSAT $TME $TLSA

StockScreener777

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Sorry-Business-1152

TME

ExactReport691

Damn homie. Buy some $TME way undervalued

Simple-Try-3735

& $TME crazy resistance after 7.5

ICHIRAKUTEES

Ticker TME

Sorry-Business-1152

TME is primed for liftoff

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TME is primed for liftoff

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TME is primed for takeoff

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mealucra

[Medicine](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2095177923000746) >Here, we report that CBD inhibits colorectal cancer progression by modulating the suppressive tumor microenvironment (TME). ⚕️

Fade_Dance

Sure, a few seem to be reading this so I do have something to add. It's a broad question with a short answer of "it depends". (1 of 2) Most professional trading is specialized and systematic so it's not necessary to have knowledge outside of your lane. Ex: if volatility matters in regards to sizing a simple intraday strategy, they'll just add ATR to the model, or buy something off the shelf if they need something more complex. The only line of work where you *truly* need it all would be heads of trading for a multi-strat global macro hedge fund, or maybe writing professional level macro notes. I think it's useful to have multi-disciplinary exposure in order for newer participants to build streetsmarts. When traders used to start running tickets in the trading pit, they directly talked to their broker and market maker, they literally saw block orders hit the tape (literally paper hitting the tape). Frontrunning involved... running. Now a lot of this is gone, and traditional schooling teaches zero of this. A lot can be gleaned from tuning in to hot zones on the trading screen, since it's one of the few times you see the otherwise silent participants raise their voices. Then go back and reverse engineer the *why*. The end game for trading is waiting for the right pitch and then going big. You will find this from prop shop daytraders all the way to Buffett (thus using his analogy). That takes experience/intuition and it takes confident knowledge of risk exposures. Achieving this last level does take some wider knowledge because these big opportunities usually involve regime shifts where the narrow specialized participants are offsides. I remember a story from a prop trader who took a risk free arb trade during a flash crash. He was scared, thinking he must have missed something, and was then told their top trader had the same trade on, and used the entirety of the shop's buying power on it, pulling a bonus bigger then his last few years on a single trade. Ex: the Chinese ADR stocks bottomed late last year in a violent fashion. During the event it was useful to know the geopolitics, know some actual Chinese politics (not WSJ China articles but actually understand the culture/political structure and incentives), know the basics of how fund clients act and how job risk works, and why managers 100% didn't want those names on the books, then it you want to take trades you want to understand how to read a balance sheet (the best play, and during all mega crashes, is just buying companies for 50% of book value with cash on the balance sheet). In my specific case I'd already spent a few years trading these ADRs/shorting Chinese scams while getting a grasp on how Chinese regulators would act. I spent the time crystallizing it into intuition, and knew there was a high likelihood for the State to step in imminently, and so the night before the reversal happened to buy a nice slug of short dated options. The next day was pure chaos with massive green PnL to work out of, and during that morning it was very nice to understand how option market makers act in times of stress, how to delta hedge, how various option spreads worked, etc in order to maximize profit. I could have just crossed the bid/ask spreads on my long options to exit, or delta hedge them and lock in directional profits, or use them as collateral against shorting shorter dates options that were trading even more richly, or use them as collateral to short higher strikes on the same tenor. And adrenaline is high and you really need to act within the next few minutes. The only way to plan for this is to have done some thinking about all of the interacting forces. That's why nobody just calls the hotshot 22 year old in times like this, they also get the vet from the pit on the line. Adding alpha is amplified during those times. For this specific example, deep thinking about what buying shares in a Chinese company *meant* was valuable. Participants were blind and had not put in the mental work, so they panicked and treated cash on balance sheet as universally worthless. Sure, some Chinese companies may just use their cash to reward their insiders, but maybe you know a few names that pay a dividend and raise it when they can, and maybe TME has a parent that buys it back when it gets undervalued, or maybe VIPS is a good buy during those critical 3 minutes because Chinese Tinder will benefit from the future covid lockdown ending, offering a future opportunity to unload. And maybe if you're a firm with firepower and bandwidth to spare, you can even long/short a long list of names based on how likely they are to return undervalued cash on balance sheet to shareholder value. In most professional environments, even if a PM at a hedge fund took a punt on Chinese options, she's not manually writing tickets but instead using an execution desk. The execution desk might have China notes in their premarket prep because they have that exposure on the books. Maybe the PM and desk traders are friendly in real life and shared a few drinks and traded war stories about China, and maybe because of this they already had context laid out for the next morning and knocked it out of the park as a team. The traders who truly love the game will have broad knowledge/sit on a lot of desks, and they will crystallize the experience, and it will be passed around the team. I remember chatting with the head of institutional trading at my personal broker, and he told 3 stories about how his friend got screwed trading option spreads on the BABA IPO, how the same broker that wont be named internally handles option spreads and why they are a bad choice (knowledge impossible to get otherwise), and how their autoliquidation is dangerous and caused a friend to lose his fund... resulting in said broker *losing* the resulting lawsuit (now many traders can guess said broker, lol). I happened to be on that broker during the ADR reversal, those stories were in mind and I was glad to have some extra mental guardrails in place! The closer you are to real alpha generation, the more useful all of this stuff is. For example, when oil went negative, I remember reading a note about how fast China could build temporary storage facilities. OPEC hadn't yet cut and people were trying to get a grip on the bearish tails, and one of the limits was that if things stayed this bad for x amount of time, temporary storage facilities will be constructed. Then I don't know... maybe one could sell options on futures against this knowledge as the constraint isn't yet priced there. And during that event is was useful to know Mexico was hedged (Mexico caused a Mexican standoff and refused to cut until literally a few minutes before market open during easter weekend), and what does it look like when a country hedges their oil, and what are the historical precedents for these situations where one player is hedged (history is very undervalued and very useful in trading... like this banking crisis begs the parallel to the Savings and Loan crisis but many are, yet again, talking about '08 because to be honest that's all they know about and they suffer from recency bias too). The only place where I've truly benefitted from just going as deep and broad as possible is running a book with positions 3-6 months out, using options, on multiple asset classes. That has strong exposure to earnings, sector rotations (which I find very fun to try and frontrun), the daytrade stuff matters (as in you need to be involved/repositioning in liquidations and squeezes), event risk on all levels is important, volatility stuff like skew is important, and you feel all of the flows in week to week PnL. That's a sweet spot to get exposure to a lot of concurrent sin waves, and when the cycles all line up you can push far higher risk adjusted returns than a trader/entity sticking to a single lane. Wide knowledge also helps with proxy hedging (I like proxy hedging and find it adds synergy, although many think it is negative expected value and introduces new tail risks). Ex (hypothetical, mixing timelines here) if you thought tech was due for a sell-off but loved AMD because their CPUs were set to disrupt Intel, you could lean short tech but long AMD to cover some of the tail of the short tech trade going against you. Oh and maybe there is a nice stat arb trade because AMD is buying Xilinex that's already lined up on deck with DD done, so sub in XLNX for AMD. Yes new risks are being added and must be watched daily, but these exposures are working together. I remember a situation from a year or two ago where when mapping out possible forward paths, bonds sharply falling or rising would happen in the bearish scenarios for the position set (good traders spend most of their time planning for bad outcomes/planning to be wrong), and as it happens I already thought bond volatility was underpriced and was considering longing that as a standalone trade... so I went in and gamma scalped treasuries. If bonds move either direction more than priced in, profit is harvested daily. This was low margin as well due to, well treasuries... and it had positive carry/made money every day if the view was right, and also had convexity (exponentially made more money the more the position went my way) and that's very useful because those convex profit zones are covering the bearish tails for the biggest exposures of the portfolio. Positive carry, convexity, not capital intensive. Those three elements are what the typical active discretionary hedge fund is looking for, and finding it often does take some broad knowledge to find synergies and confluence. The everyday trader will use the broad knowledge as "context". They will be doing premarket prep and monthly reviews. If other areas are bleeding into their lane they will be first to work in the nuances before it gets generalized into consensus models, and this will add alpha.

Fox_Technicals

$TME 

Rameist2

Calls on FL, GIS, DRI, TME, SCVL Probably yolo into bank stocks

Prudent-Corgi-6520

Yes, but if I am a long term investor, wouldn't it reduce my risk? I collect a higher premium because I'm selling ATM calls..If the stock stays level or goes down, I now have more purchasing power to buy more shares. The stock I own is TME and it hasn't gone down because of company financials, but because of other macroeconomics conditions. If my CC gets exercises I still make profit (strike Price-My Avg) + premium

PossibleBank7152

I bought puts now on TME _ this will be amazing

SoftArachnid4

This is just flat out wrong look at TME almost 1b float went from 3 to 8 with like 10-20m volume a day. This doesn’t need 1b vol to squeeze

Hot_Plant4999

TME

Curious_Cucumber1304

Hello all. I'm 23 and I have received options as inheritance. My income rn is from being a broke grad student(25k) and I live in Iowa. I wanna take risks but not like 100%. I wanna balance out the risk to safe. Is there any resources to learn about options trading? Specific options expiring Jan 2023 APPS $35 call, ATER $3.5 Call, DOYU $5 Call, DOYU $2.5 call, EDU1 $5 call, EVFM1 $1 call, GOTU $10 Call, GOTU $12.5 Call, TAL $20 call, TME $5 call

Fox_Technicals

TME going insane

ButMuhNarrative

I’m having 500 shares of TME called away at $6, currently at $7. Who cares. Should have a chance to buy them back for less than $6 within 90 days. And if not, a true “oh well”. It’s not investing if you let your emotions dictate your actions. That’s speculation

Affectionate-Idea690

2pm martian time (MARS TME)

Pelliesfan

definitely undervalued. TAL has a similar market cap and has skyrocketed the past few months but TME has not. Will be interesting to see the next couple months.

Pelliesfan

what are your thoughts on TME? I just got out of it a couple weeks ago and have been looking at TAl as well.

ExactReport691

Thanks for the insight. Seems like price is pegged for the BABA listings. Hope the same for TME

PowerSideKick

Time to buy Chinese stocks right now. They’re cheap as dirt. BUY TME, one of the best long term stocks

VisualMod

>Tencent Music Entertainment Group Partners with Billboard to Promote Global Development of High-Quality Chinese Music $TME ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-08-31 ^05:01:07 ^EDT-0400

Loud_Offer8618

Calls on MANU maybe? Already have calls questions for PRTY. Currently doing well from a BAC call and a TME put. On the fence about a soon to expire Fubo call and a much later Fubo put

AnnonBayBridge

Got it, invest in $TME

max30070

TME is the new GME you heard it here folks

scrimshaw_

Some of Monday's companies weekly patters for past quarter: In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had bought Blend Labs (BLND) any Tue @ 14:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have sold to close with a limit order for a 5.879% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 98.48% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have lost 16.9%. In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had sold Compass (COMP) any Mon @ 13:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have bought to close with a limit order for a 4.069% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 61.38% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have lost 11.3%. In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had bought Tencent Music Entertainment Gro (TME) any Mon @ 09:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have sold to close with a limit order for a 3.350% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 48.49% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have gained 5.50%. In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had sold ThredUp Inc. (TDUP) any Fri @ 09:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have bought to close with a limit order for a 4.520% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 69.97% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have lost 33.6%. In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had bought Weber Inc. (WEBR) any Fri @ 10:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have sold to close with a limit order for a 2.750% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 38.47% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have gained 20.9%. In each of the 12 weeks from 2022-05-16 to 2022-08-12, if you had sold ZipRecruiter (ZIP) any Mon @ 11:30 America/New\_York Time, at the end of that hour, you could have bought to close with a limit order for a 2.850% gain within 5 business days. With compounding, you would have gained 40.10% total. During this same time period, a simple buy-and-hold strategy would have gained 4.57%.

max30070

100 5.5 calls on TME expiring August 26th. I entered this because I was bored and wanted to gamble.

BlueWhaleValue

Bro just learn to read. It’s called options. It’s called selling and buying back. You do know I sold Alibaba at $130. Bought back yes, but sold it after the video. You can literally see it all on YouTube and Twitter haha…and you act like your not allowed to sell CSP when you own stock already or use margin even with options. I sold Alibaba made $2M with Sears after, hence made my money back, then made almost $1M trading $TME which you can see on Twitter with YTD VIDEOS and screenshots before and after twice! $500K and $500K lol you can SEEEEEE me catching bottom and too haha….like 8 times on the market back to back just keep up or unfollow and don’t believe me I literally gain zero knowledge, money or anything if you believe or don’t believe me lol I suggest you just unfollow and that’s all don’t spend your energy on me sport

BlueWhaleValue

Did you see the tweets where I made $500K on baba options, $500K on $TME trading it, $2M on Sears? $350K on $CHGG, $285K in one week bro just keep looking. I don’t have to prove anything just don’t believe me, unfollow and that’s it haha cool with me. You’re missing a lot…that’s all I’m saying

BlueWhaleValue

None I ended up making around $2M thanks to $TME and $BABA at $74 to $125

mykiel

Alright. HOOD 10P LCID 13P(moronic, yes. Betting it will pull a SNAP) TME 4.50C(Someone on here said it, so obviously the play is sound and logical) GOEV 4C(the homeless guy I talked to this morning, recommended that it was a good play)

LyssU206

TME to 4.5??? 👀

JohnLouis24

in all actuality, i am actually focused on a stock (TME) that is held by CQQQ. didn't want to mention it specifically as it is considered a penny stock by this sub's measure

Super_Share_8721

[I Am William Wallace ;)](https://youtu.be/TME0xubdHQc)

Kix_bih

TME

Super_Share_8721

[Let’s Go!!!](https://youtu.be/TME0xubdHQc)

yamfun

>The Market Ear I thought TME was good, not sure after they went paywall-ed

swampassOG

TME to 9 in 30d. Trust me, bro.

swampassOG

TME 1 month chart is impressive.

VisualMod

>SHARES OF U.S.-LISTED CHINESE COS UP PREMARKET; JD COM UP 8.5%, PINDUODUO UP 6.4%, NIO UP 5.6%, ROKU UP 5%, BAIDU UP 4.8% \>U.S.-LISTED SHARES OF TENCENT MUSIC UP 4.3%, BILIBILI UP 4.1% PREMARKET $JD $PDD $NIO $BIDU $ROKU $BILI $TME ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-06-17 ^06:48:58 ^EDT-0400

HoldLongTermDummy

Buy HUYA and TME, hold it for the next 5 years.

Rise_Dull

https://pennystocks.com/featured/2022/05/28/making-money-penny-stocks-recession/?amp 3 Penny Stocks to Add to Your Watchlist This Week Uranium Energy Corp. (NYSE: UEC) ContextLogic Inc. (NASDAQ: WISH) Tencent Music Entertainment Group (NYSE: TME) Bank of America and Wellsfargo purchased $wish stocks last week!!!

VisualMod

>Earnings $TTWO $TME https://t.co/aGEEQ6TfKb ^\*Walter ^Bloomberg ^[@DeItaone](http://twitter.com/DeItaone) ^at ^2022-05-16 ^16:07:55 ^EDT-0400

isd33p

Tencent Music TME earnings today, puts.

Silver-creek

I am not that stupid. Just UPST, RIVN and TME for me thanks

ZacZook

Im slightly retarded so youre going to have to eli5. Whats TME?

LSDnSALAD

TME happened in march and they told people the day before on here

lunar_tardigrade

I can't get DHER. I need NYSE. TMV: 71.89 TME: 7.43

RoosterMash

WISH, SDC, TME. And by parabolic, I mean down to 0 lmaooo

peterzhuang

TME is now 4$ stock. This year, TME has never reached 15$.

BallsofSt33I

So then why the fuck are my BABA & TME so deeply red?

ApprehensiveHand5526

Stick with $TME