Altimmune (ALT) just closed a big $225M oversubscribed funding round in late April, giving the company a solid runway to push its lead drug pemvidutide into Phase 3 for MASH. With Q1 earnings coming up on May 13, the stock looks primed for a bounce back toward the $5–6 zone as the financing overhang clears and investors focus on the upcoming catalysts. Smart money (RA Capital, Viking, Deep Track, etc.) piled in for a reason — they see real potential in this dual-agonist for liver and metabolic diseases. Classic early-stage biotech setup: high risk, but the capital injection removes a major worry and sets up the next leg higher if the data delivers.”
Short, straightforward, and realistic no hype, just the setup.
4k on May 15 2.5 C
Praying you never tell your child about losing $68k because you were “caring” for them.
You had 68k and decided to keep playing options, which is gambling.
YOU did this instead of playing stocks and dividends.
Your child had nothing to do with your degenerate habits, trying to frame it as such, even jokingly, is gross and irresponsible and might lead to you building resentment for your child instead of your own stupidity.
Enjoy Wendy’s.
Packed week. AMD and Palantir Tuesday, Uber Wednesday, Coinbase and Affirm Thursday — basically a stress test for every thesis simultaneously.
Most watching AMD to see if it can keep chipping away at NVDA's data center lead. Spoiler: probably not, but the guidance will matter more than the beat.
They should have merged with Frontier, which actually stood a good chance of being approved, but instead the shareholders overruled Spirit's own board and CEO to try and merge with JetBlue despite JetBlue admitting openly that they were looking to buy Spirit to consolidate routes and increase their prices.
Who would have thought telling the government directly in open court that the sole reason for your merger plan was to fuck over US consumers would lead to your merger getting blocked?
If AMD says they have now 90% market share etc, it would mean the only reason INTC saw a good earnings report is because AMD couldn't procure more chips.
It won't happen imo, but that will lead to a sell off.
The tariffs are being paid by consumers and then being "refunded" to corporations. Its like reverse robinhood.
And then the ones with insider knowledge confirming that tariff refunds were definitely happening, ran out and signed contracts with businesses giving them millions for their rights to the billions in refunds.
All our systems are lead by evil villains, thieves, and criminals.
Actually when you look at AI art you are really just looking at more human art. AI doesnt actually draw anything or have a creative mind to generate art. It just plagiarizes, collages together, and warps images made by humans. Humans should be appluaded for generating original content because this is what feeds the AI. If AI could only consume AI generated images in a recursive loop it would eventually lead to utter puke like an inbred family
I sense in the near future, there will be a significant number of airline assets on firesale. Maybe Jetblue and other carriers would like to take advantage of rock bottom prices, and a new market that is now underserved. They can pick and choose which markets to enter, cos obviously taking everything will lead to the same bankruptcy as Spirit.
The next stock movie will be The Big Call. It’s like the big short but it’s a few dudes all discussing that he’ll definitely TACO during the war. They fully leverage into the pump. Barron is the lead. Lutnick wins best award for supporting role.