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Post by yash on Feb 6, 2019 3:31:33 GMT -5
finance.yahoo.com/news/weekly-cfo-buys-highlight-152457457.htmlGuruFocus.com GuruFocus.com•February 5, 2019 By Myra Ramdenbourg MannKind CFO bought 1,860 shares CFO Steven B. Binder bought 1,860 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. Since then, the stock price has climbed 18.69%. MannKind has a market cap of $202.670 million and its shares were traded around $1.27. The company has a price-sales ratio of 10.16. MannKind announced its third-quarter results with revenue of $4.47 million and gross loss of $8.34 million, while the net loss was $24.17 million. The 2017 total revenue was $11.15 million, a 94% decrease from 2016. The gross loss was $6.08 million, a 105% decrease from the year prior. The net loss was $117.33 million. The company is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results on Feb. 26.CEO Michael Castagna bought 5,000 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. In addition, Corporate Vice President and Chief People Officer Stuart A. Tross bought 5,000 and Chief Commercial Officer Patrick Mccauley bought 5,000 shares. Since then, the stock price has increased by 18.69%.
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Post by seanismorris on Feb 6, 2019 7:22:48 GMT -5
finance.yahoo.com/news/weekly-cfo-buys-highlight-152457457.htmlGuruFocus.com GuruFocus.com•February 5, 2019 By Myra Ramdenbourg MannKind CFO bought 1,860 shares CFO Steven B. Binder bought 1,860 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. Since then, the stock price has climbed 18.69%. MannKind has a market cap of $202.670 million and its shares were traded around $1.27. The company has a price-sales ratio of 10.16. MannKind announced its third-quarter results with revenue of $4.47 million and gross loss of $8.34 million, while the net loss was $24.17 million. The 2017 total revenue was $11.15 million, a 94% decrease from 2016. The gross loss was $6.08 million, a 105% decrease from the year prior. The net loss was $117.33 million. The company is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results on Feb. 26.CEO Michael Castagna bought 5,000 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. In addition, Corporate Vice President and Chief People Officer Stuart A. Tross bought 5,000 and Chief Commercial Officer Patrick Mccauley bought 5,000 shares. Since then, the stock price has increased by 18.69%. Ignore gurufocus.com MNKD was never $1.07 so while the stock is up, it isn’t up 18.69% as reported. Insiders didn’t buy on the open market. Click bait. Likely robo generated. |
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Post by sportsrancho on Feb 6, 2019 7:50:42 GMT -5
CNBC RT says ER on 3/11/2019. But they seems to report a couple weeks early. 2/26 about right.
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Post by boca1girl on Feb 6, 2019 8:06:46 GMT -5
finance.yahoo.com/news/weekly-cfo-buys-highlight-152457457.htmlGuruFocus.com GuruFocus.com•February 5, 2019 By Myra Ramdenbourg MannKind CFO bought 1,860 shares CFO Steven B. Binder bought 1,860 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. Since then, the stock price has climbed 18.69%. MannKind has a market cap of $202.670 million and its shares were traded around $1.27. The company has a price-sales ratio of 10.16. MannKind announced its third-quarter results with revenue of $4.47 million and gross loss of $8.34 million, while the net loss was $24.17 million. The 2017 total revenue was $11.15 million, a 94% decrease from 2016. The gross loss was $6.08 million, a 105% decrease from the year prior. The net loss was $117.33 million. The company is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results on Feb. 26.CEO Michael Castagna bought 5,000 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. In addition, Corporate Vice President and Chief People Officer Stuart A. Tross bought 5,000 and Chief Commercial Officer Patrick Mccauley bought 5,000 shares. Since then, the stock price has increased by 18.69%. Ignore gurufocus.com MNKD was never $1.07 so while the stock is up, it isn’t up 18.69% as reported. Insiders didn’t buy on the open market. Click bait. Likely robo generated. I agree with what you said but maybe others won’t know they bought shares at a reduced price. So it’s fine by me if they report the 18.69% gain. The execs saw the 18.69% gain. |
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Post by bigchungus91354 on Feb 6, 2019 8:33:29 GMT -5
finance.yahoo.com/news/weekly-cfo-buys-highlight-152457457.htmlGuruFocus.com GuruFocus.com•February 5, 2019 By Myra Ramdenbourg MannKind CFO bought 1,860 shares CFO Steven B. Binder bought 1,860 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. Since then, the stock price has climbed 18.69%. MannKind has a market cap of $202.670 million and its shares were traded around $1.27. The company has a price-sales ratio of 10.16. MannKind announced its third-quarter results with revenue of $4.47 million and gross loss of $8.34 million, while the net loss was $24.17 million. The 2017 total revenue was $11.15 million, a 94% decrease from 2016. The gross loss was $6.08 million, a 105% decrease from the year prior. The net loss was $117.33 million. The company is scheduled to report fourth-quarter results on Feb. 26.CEO Michael Castagna bought 5,000 shares for $1.07 per share on Jan. 31. In addition, Corporate Vice President and Chief People Officer Stuart A. Tross bought 5,000 and Chief Commercial Officer Patrick Mccauley bought 5,000 shares. Since then, the stock price has increased by 18.69%. Ignore gurufocus.com MNKD was never $1.07 so while the stock is up, it isn’t up 18.69% as reported. Insiders didn’t buy on the open market. Click bait. Likely robo generated. So the CFO buy is real, but the CEO buy story might be bologna? |
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Post by brentie on Feb 6, 2019 9:41:11 GMT -5
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Post by bigchungus91354 on Feb 6, 2019 9:49:57 GMT -5
He only owns 98K shares? No wonder why he's so quiet, he's got nothing to worry about. |
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Post by awesomo on Feb 6, 2019 10:16:02 GMT -5
He only owns 98K shares? No wonder why he's so quiet, he's got nothing to worry about. The CFO only owns 3,620 shares (the guy who controls the money). Kendall only owns 7,824 shares (the guy who is supposed to change the SoC). I mean, mytakeonit aparrently buys more shares than both of them combined on a daily basis... |
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Post by bigchungus91354 on Feb 6, 2019 13:05:43 GMT -5
CNBC RT says ER on 3/11/2019. But they seems to report a couple weeks early. 2/26 about right. It looks like historically it mostly runs up to earnings report and then drops after. Does anyone use spread trades, and sell options at the same time that they buy them, to reduce exposure to the overall prices of options ahead of the call. The risk is missing out on a big announcement, but not too much historically. Or would you load up on shares and then just sell them off right before the call? or take puts? Either way, what would be anyone's target for an earnings play? Do we think this could see 1.60 by the 26th? |
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Post by peppy on Feb 6, 2019 13:19:18 GMT -5
CNBC RT says ER on 3/11/2019. But they seems to report a couple weeks early. 2/26 about right. It looks like historically it mostly runs up to earnings report and then drops after. Does anyone use spread trades, and sell options at the same time that they buy them, to reduce exposure to the overall prices of options ahead of the call. The risk is missing out on a big announcement, but not too much historically. Or would you load up on shares and then just sell them off right before the call? or take puts? Either way, what would be anyone's target for an earnings play? Do we think this could see 1.60 by the 26th? sure bet, price will probably hit $1.50. it's working it's way side ways, should pop the downtrend line and hit it's nose on the $1.50 resistance, the 9/4 gap low, the 10/18 lows. Through the $1.50, yes, $1.60. Demand is low. chop chop. |
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Post by mytakeonit on Feb 6, 2019 14:08:11 GMT -5
I do know that we were at $1.06 at the end of 2018. Today we are at $1.35 ... so 27% rise in a little over a month. So, pushing that 6 cents a little to the left and we will be at $1.60. So easy !
Accountants manipulate numbers all the time.
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Post by mytakeonit on Feb 6, 2019 14:47:35 GMT -5
The problem with the shorts on this board is that they are so inefficient in their ability to cause the share price to drop. On low volume days like today ... all they have to do is put a huge sell order out at  okay let's say $1.06 . All the buy orders would be gone and the pps would be at $1.06 . So easy. And I promise I won't buy those shares going all the way down. Really ... you can trust me. I promise ... |
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Post by tingtongtung on Feb 6, 2019 14:56:27 GMT -5
The problem with the shorts on this board is that they are so inefficient in their ability to cause the share price to drop. On low volume days like today ... all they have to do is put a huge sell order out at okay let's say $1.06 . All the buy orders would be gone and the pps would be at $1.06 . So easy. And I promise I won't buy those shares going all the way down. Really ... you can trust me. I promise ... Are you MikeC? (Anyone remember WFM CEO's posts!!) You are so casual generally, but seem to snap in to serious mode only when MikeC related things are posted??  |
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Post by tingtongtung on Feb 6, 2019 15:01:42 GMT -5
CNBC RT says ER on 3/11/2019. But they seems to report a couple weeks early. 2/26 about right. It looks like historically it mostly runs up to earnings report and then drops after. Does anyone use spread trades, and sell options at the same time that they buy them, to reduce exposure to the overall prices of options ahead of the call. The risk is missing out on a big announcement, but not too much historically. Or would you load up on shares and then just sell them off right before the call? or take puts? Either way, what would be anyone's target for an earnings play? Do we think this could see 1.60 by the 26th? Just my opinion.. Brazil, India approval will take at least 1/2 months. Scripts takes time to get back from new year lows, and start growing. My guess is, the time closer to next quarter earnings is where things will start moving up. I have to sell a few shares ($35 and up) to generate a lot of losses in the near future. At least I can lower my cost basis, and be ready when it starts going up. |
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Post by traderdennis on Feb 6, 2019 15:40:01 GMT -5
The problem with the shorts on this board is that they are so inefficient in their ability to cause the share price to drop. On low volume days like today ... all they have to do is put a huge sell order out at okay let's say $1.06 . All the buy orders would be gone and the pps would be at $1.06 . So easy. And I promise I won't buy those shares going all the way down. Really ... you can trust me. I promise ... so effective, they drove the price down from a close of $2.66 on Jan 2 2018 to a price $1.06 on December 31st. guess they were not effective. |
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okay let's say $1.06 .
