I think, thiiink, that the sale of the Torch assets has to take place to determine the amount of the dividend. That it might take until the end of the year? I’m groggy this morning but I think that’s the story?
That's my understanding as well, but I haven't seen it clearly stated. They have until the end of the year to sell their assets. Once that happens, the dividend will be distributed.
I've got Schwab for my brokerage account and Roth IRA. Fidelity for my HSA. Out of the two I like Schwab better.
Schwab if you do pennies, TDA if you just want cheap fees on the main markets. I use Schwab and TDA. I recommend TDA just for research/charting even if you don't actively use the account.
If I understand, they didn’t get a halt. They proceed to phase 3 trials. Down >20% but I’m going to just turn my old TRCH money into CTXR because it’ll come good, there were no safety concerns and it’s just a matter of time for it to get that approval and boom.
Can someone tell me wtf is going on in RGBP? Is it still a smart play. Thing goes up big every other day
Discord invite link: https://discord.gg/CDk9Rq2Z All of the information is on there. I can offer anyone some help that needs it. Pre-sale was Monday, went live on pancakeswap on Tuesday, and I’m up about 25x on my initial buy.
IHaveNoIdeaWhatImDoing.gif This is my first foray into crypto so if it went belly up, me being out a few hundred bucks was fine. But the creators seems super driven and focused on blowing this thing up, and it’s still pretty damn early.
Yeah it feels like people are getting split mixed up with reverse split on it. Like if anything you'd want more shares so when they did the reverse split you'd have more value unless it's a sign the company is fucked and they're trying to make the price look better than what it is.
From what very little I read of an article on Yahoo finance, it sounds like they did it to increase price so institutional investors would buy it along with making it more attractive for options plays. Which seems to point to what wouldn't have been needed if their company was doing well because the stock price would've stayed over that $5 price point
I haven’t looked into the stock but getting over $5 is a key price point for institutional investors although doing a reverse split to get there doesn’t exactly instill confidence in the stock
AHT down over $1 so far (27%). Woof. Next earnings date is July 28th. They reported the RevPAR (revenue per available room) is up around 20% in June compared to May. Compared to last year up several hundred percent but that is a terrible comparison. Still down around 37% compared to 2019 numbers.
Can’t really compare against 2019 either since they lost contracts since then. I mean the rev per available units number might look better but the overall number of units is lower
Yeah same here….take the L and move on Will it come back a bit at the end of the month? Maybe, but too many red flags to overlook
Dont because they are going to R/S and after that almost always is an offering. So I'd wait post offering dump.