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Post by awesomo on Sept 4, 2018 17:34:55 GMT -5
It's pretty much followed the same upwards slope as regular trading, no drastic moves up, just strong volume and consistent support.
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 18:05:45 GMT -5
It's pretty much followed the same upwards slope as regular trading, no drastic moves up, just strong volume and consistent support. Heh, $2.41. +.34. + 16.4% after hours. www.nasdaq.com/symbol/mnkd/after-hoursit is hitting. more to come tomorrow. I'll put up the targets in order in a bit. get more gauze. tomorrow we go again, ripping off the old gauze with sterile water and applying new gauze. Burn units are difficult places to be. |
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 19:19:40 GMT -5
we have to look left here. see the resistance at $2.05. $3.20 the next hard resistance the sanofi low. $2.45, $2.58, $2.65, $2.80, $2.99, $3.10. With any luck price makes it to $3.20 tomorrow. summary volume today was 50 million shares. 1/3 of shares outstanding. this thing could fly like an eagle.
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Post by morfu on Sept 4, 2018 20:05:34 GMT -5
MNKD Nasdaq real time volume today, 27,772,027 shares. MNKD Nasdaq summary volume today, 50,777,279 shares. www.nasdaq.com/symbol/mnkdwww.nasdaq.com/symbol/mnkd/real-timeMNKD $2.07* +0.97 +88.18% I had typed more, and lost the post. I will type again, the major jist is, from the 11 something Sanofi high (split in there) and the 6.96 high, the downtrend line is $5.30. that is the next MAJOR resistance to hit and break on our way up. Can someone please explain this to me!? I guess I understand that there are circle sales to keep a price down and short potentially distorting the market value, but what do these numbers up there mean..
Is it really the case, that despite some good news for one of the most oversold companies (in relative value) several million shares (a couple of % of the flow) were traded below 2$? And why would all of the sudden the price go up in the after hours at (I guess) rather low volumes?
What is the idea behind this?
- shorts follow business hours!? - there are share owners selling low on good news? - shorts are relentless and think the price should be lower??
An good idea of what happens here would be really appreciated.. is there a similar case in the past with a reasonable explanation?
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 20:22:19 GMT -5
Morfu, the EPS of the insulin manufactures matter to them.
The 3 healthcare companies that cover 83% of prescriptions their insulin products, get kickbacks from manufactures if their products sell at certain levels.
The three insurers cover afrezza with pre-approval, the denials are many.
Physicians offices get calls from insurers if the physicians are writing for other products.
It is easier for the physicians to fall in line. It is hassle for physicians to write for afrezza, so they do not.
The health care knowledgeable people know this and they just short the products into oblivion.
Is that what you asked? That is my take.
It is my take because we can see on continuous glucose monitors that afrezza is a delight.
That study data is also lining up to show this. The clamp studies and the STAT. Insurance still does not care. the corrupt system is established. Money is at stake. Go Boldly, my assets. We as a people are lied to all the time it would seem.
I wasn't like this three years ago. and no one told me.
My fault though, there was a 100 page thread I never read that touched on this.
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Post by winner on Sept 4, 2018 20:37:21 GMT -5
After making greater then 25 1000 lot purchased. I got one right. I must say I am proud of myself....
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 20:39:45 GMT -5
After making greater then 25 1000 lot purchased. I got one right. I must say I am proud of myself.... I saw your post when you bought it. oh yippee. for all of us, yippee. |
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Post by dejude42 on Sept 4, 2018 21:03:14 GMT -5
I was able to get FIRNA firna daily short
20180904|MNKD|12497001|49621|18782928|Q 66.53%
20180904|MNKD|6021546|2094|9799403|N 61.45%
Shorts went crazy trading, they must think it is fake news. Protect the BID tomorrow.
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Post by morfu on Sept 4, 2018 21:09:27 GMT -5
Morfu, the EPS of the insulin manufactures matter to them. The 3 healthcare companies that cover 83% of prescriptions their insulin products, get kickbacks from manufactures if their products sell at certain levels. The three insurers cover afrezza with pre-approval, the denials are many. Physicians offices get calls from insurers if the physicians are writing for other products. It is easier for the physicians to fall in line. It is hassle for physicians to write for afrezza, so they do not. The health care knowledgeable people know this and they just short the products into oblivion. Is that what you asked? That is my take. It is my take because we can see on continuous glucose monitors that afrezza is a delight. That study data is also lining up to show this. The clamp studies and the STAT. Insurance still does not care. the corrupt system is established. Money is at stake. Go Boldly, my assets. We as a people are lied to all the time it would seem. I wasn't like this three years ago. and no one told me. My fault though, there was a 100 page thread I never read that touched on this. >> Is that what you asked? That is my take. You are saying it's the "Afrezza will never fly in the US" people!?
I hope this is the only reason, because with not too many assumptions, Mannkind will write green numbers not that far away..
Also, it seems the interest did not go up today, doesn't that indicate, that is was mostly non-borrowed shares, which were sold today? (it could have been naked shorting which will sort out soon enough)
I still think I am missing something here.. massive buys on good news and almost no price movement!? As someone put it in a different thread: News about Mannkind making potentially additional 100Mil$+ per year not really affecting the total value of about 500Mil$ for the company!?
Is there any other idea!? Because I really have a hard time seeing that it all comes together to only this!? (And I really would love to know these clowns and their reasoning.. did they ignore STAT and such studies? Ignorance can only survive that long in a free market of health concerned people)
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 21:45:21 GMT -5
I was able to get FIRNA firna daily short 20180904|MNKD|12497001|49621|18782928|Q 66.53% 20180904|MNKD|6021546|2094|9799403|N 61.45% Shorts went crazy trading, they must think it is fake news. Protect the BID tomorrow. they are going to need more gauze. (and sterile water) perhaps some booze for the pain, although if they can get some opioids, that works for me. Take 10. |
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Post by mnholdem on Sept 4, 2018 22:13:44 GMT -5
MNKD Nasdaq real time volume today, 27,772,027 shares. MNKD Nasdaq summary volume today, 50,777,279 shares. www.nasdaq.com/symbol/mnkdwww.nasdaq.com/symbol/mnkd/real-timeMNKD $2.07* +0.97 +88.18% I had typed more, and lost the post. I will type again, the major jist is, from the 11 something Sanofi high (split in there) and the 6.96 high, the downtrend line is $5.30. that is the next MAJOR resistance to hit and break on our way up. Can someone please explain this to me!? I guess I understand that there are circle sales to keep a price down and short potentially distorting the market value, but what do these numbers up there mean..
Is it really the case, that despite some good news for one of the most oversold companies (in relative value) several million shares (a couple of % of the flow) were traded below 2$? And why would all of the sudden the price go up in the after hours at (I guess) rather low volumes?
What is the idea behind this?
- shorts follow business hours!? - there are share owners selling low on good news? - shorts are relentless and think the price should be lower??
An good idea of what happens here would be really appreciated.. is there a similar case in the past with a reasonable explanation?
Dark pools are an ominous-sounding term for private exchanges or forums for trading securities; unlike stock exchanges, dark pools are not accessible by the investing public. Also known as “dark pools of liquidity,” they are so named for their complete lack of transparency. Dark pools came about primarily to facilitate block trading by institutional investors, who did not wish to impact the markets with their large orders and consequently obtain adverse prices for their trades. While dark pools have been cast in a very unfavorable light in Michael Lewis’ bestseller “Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt,” the reality is that they do serve a purpose. However, their lack of transparency makes them vulnerable to potential conflicts of interest by their owners and predatory trading practices by some high-frequency traders.
The lack of transparency actually works in the institutional investor’s favor, since it may result in a better-realized price than if the sale was executed on an exchange. Note that as dark pool participants do not disclose their trading intention to the exchange before execution, there is no order book visible to the public. Trade execution details are only released to the consolidated tape after a delay.
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Post by morfu on Sept 4, 2018 22:41:54 GMT -5
Can someone please explain this to me!? I guess I understand that there are circle sales to keep a price down and short potentially distorting the market value, but what do these numbers up there mean..
Is it really the case, that despite some good news for one of the most oversold companies (in relative value) several million shares (a couple of % of the flow) were traded below 2$? And why would all of the sudden the price go up in the after hours at (I guess) rather low volumes?
What is the idea behind this?
- shorts follow business hours!? - there are share owners selling low on good news? - shorts are relentless and think the price should be lower??
An good idea of what happens here would be really appreciated.. is there a similar case in the past with a reasonable explanation?
Dark pools are an ominous-sounding term for private exchanges or forums for trading securities; unlike stock exchanges, dark pools are not accessible by the investing public. Also known as “dark pools of liquidity,” they are so named for their complete lack of transparency. Dark pools came about primarily to facilitate block trading by institutional investors, who did not wish to impact the markets with their large orders and consequently obtain adverse prices for their trades. While dark pools have been cast in a very unfavorable light in Michael Lewis’ bestseller “Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt,” the reality is that they do serve a purpose. However, their lack of transparency makes them vulnerable to potential conflicts of interest by their owners and predatory trading practices by some high-frequency traders.
The lack of transparency actually works in the institutional investor’s favor, since it may result in a better-realized price than if the sale was executed on an exchange. Note that as dark pool participants do not disclose their trading intention to the exchange before execution, there is no order book visible to the public. Trade execution details are only released to the consolidated tape after a delay.
Read more: An Introduction to Dark Pools | Investopedia www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/050614/introduction-dark-pools.asp#ixzz5QC4JHnE5
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Source: An Introduction to Dark Pools | Investopedia www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/050614/introduction-dark-pools.asp#ixzz5QC3Ms5k5
Well.. I do believe you that there are entities trading or even donating shares outside the common market, but I dont see how this relevant for what happened with mnkd today! Are you suggesting that several % of the mankind are owned by someone trading on these platforms right now? And even if so, why would they sell huge amounts of these shares on the market at good news!? That is a weird conspiracy IMHO
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Post by peppy on Sept 4, 2018 22:46:29 GMT -5
Morfu, I do hear you. How could 1/3 of the float been traded and only up a buck?
agreed.
how could this be? Something is rotten in Denmark?
The market do not really work the way we are told?
counterfeit shorts? remember the banking crisis and 666? plenty of counterfeit shorts?
I do hear you.
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Post by mytakeonit on Sept 5, 2018 0:53:55 GMT -5
It's called churn and burn  Well I call it that. Has anyone been following my posts that have been right on? BTW, mytakeonit newsletter price has been raised to $50/month. Sorry, but you know that the wine cost has been rising and I do need to go to Vegas soon ... Send monies to mytakeonit.com |
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Post by mytakeonit on Sept 5, 2018 1:44:19 GMT -5
Wow ... 3 new subscribers ... 2 want an express letter and willing to pay $100/month. Who is MK and Nate? The other one will pay $1000/month and want the first sent copy by email. Who is SO |
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Well I call it that.