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Post by harryx1 on Sept 25, 2015 9:43:32 GMT -5
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Post by newmnkdinvestor on Sept 25, 2015 11:05:51 GMT -5
What kind of name is Shkreli? I've read that he is Albanian. He is. Fun fact some of the best pizza in NYC is made by Albanians......
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Post by harrys on Sept 25, 2015 16:11:33 GMT -5
If Shkrelli is indeed shorting biotech, then he is truly an evil genius. Today was just cruel and unusual after two days of hopeful gains.
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Post by kbrion77 on Sept 25, 2015 16:58:54 GMT -5
If Shkrelli is indeed shorting biotech, then he is truly an evil genius. Today was just cruel and unusual after two days of hopeful gains. I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it.
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Post by harrys on Sept 25, 2015 17:02:42 GMT -5
If Shkrelli is indeed shorting biotech, then he is truly an evil genius. Today was just cruel and unusual after two days of hopeful gains. I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it. The thing that's truly amazing is even if the SEC was interested in going after these guys, their schemes are so convoluted that there's really no way to prove one thing was intended to cause the other and prosecute based on an intention to violate the law and manipulate markets. I think genius is appropriate with no positive connotation hence the use of the word "evil".
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Post by mssciguy on Sept 25, 2015 17:07:18 GMT -5
If Shkrelli is indeed shorting biotech, then he is truly an evil genius. Today was just cruel and unusual after two days of hopeful gains. I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it. Conspiracy theory du jour? Let's not forget that this is not the first time Hillary crashed the biotechs, and her daughter is married to a "hedgie" I know, it's ridiculous... but why not just single out the real villain and not take down a whole sector? Hillary is smarter than that. Okay enough of the tin foil hat. BTW the Feds have opened a criminal investigation of Shrek, so any gains may be lost through fines or imprisonment
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Post by newmnkdinvestor on Sept 26, 2015 14:46:02 GMT -5
I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it. The thing that's truly amazing is even if the SEC was interested in going after these guys, their schemes are so convoluted that there's really no way to prove one thing was intended to cause the other and prosecute based on an intention to violate the law and manipulate markets. I think genius is appropriate with no positive connotation hence the use of the word "evil". What job pays more. Are you going for pie in the sky or 75,000 a year working at the sec ( I am totally guessing but can't imagine its much) Think Wolf of Wall Street scene with the FBI agents on his boat.......
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Post by harryx1 on Sept 26, 2015 16:39:02 GMT -5
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Post by tigiron on Sept 26, 2015 17:55:47 GMT -5
I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it. Conspiracy theory du jour? Let's not forget that this is not the first time Hillary crashed the biotechs, and her daughter is married to a "hedgie" I know, it's ridiculous... but why not just single out the real villain and not take down a whole sector? Hillary is smarter than that. Okay enough of the tin foil hat. BTW the Feds have opened a criminal investigation of Shrek, so any gains may be lost through fines or imprisonment Hillary Clinton is complicit in the scheme? She maybe too smart to risk too much for too little.
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Post by mssciguy on Sept 26, 2015 18:06:34 GMT -5
tigiron Actually I was thinking back to 1990, when as I recall the Clintons had some kind of health care reform proposal that crashed biotech. It was brutal. That back in the days of newspapers, remember it well. One conspiracy theory out there (and this is devilish) says that Shrek made the toxoplasmosis price spike so outrageous, in order to prompt the whole sector getting a warning and then getting hammered, all while shorting the sector. Personally, I wish she would have singled him out. ========== On a different note, wouldn't it be great if Motley Fool did some coverage of all the ads appearing in so many magazines now?
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Post by kc on Sept 26, 2015 18:21:20 GMT -5
tigiron Actually I was thinking back to 1990, when as I recall the Clintons had some kind of health care reform proposal that crashed biotech. It was brutal. That back in the days of newspapers, remember it well. One conspiracy theory out there (and this is devilish) says that Shrek made the toxoplasmosis price spike so outrageous, in order to prompt the whole sector getting a warning and then getting hammered, all while shorting the sector. Personally, I wish she would have singled him out. ========== On a different note, wouldn't it be great if Motley Fool did some coverage of all the ads appearing in so many magazines now? You know you just might be onto something with your comment about trying to mess with the entire bio sector. you wonder how many others might be complicit with him in doing exactly that? Adam?, Jim Cramer?, just think about it.
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Post by ricguy on Sept 26, 2015 18:28:11 GMT -5
that theory has been talked about heavily on ymb. Don't be ashamed we know some of you are closet ymb readers!
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Post by jay1ajay1a on Sept 26, 2015 19:25:35 GMT -5
that theory has been talked about heavily on ymb. Don't be ashamed we know some of you are closet ymb readers! Just don't get fragslap!
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Post by BD on Sept 26, 2015 20:16:33 GMT -5
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Post by avogadro on Sept 27, 2015 11:01:20 GMT -5
If Shkrelli is indeed shorting biotech, then he is truly an evil genius. Today was just cruel and unusual after two days of hopeful gains. I would not use the word genius. In my opinion if he is in fact shorting biotech along with his inner clique it is worse than what he did to MNKD with his FDA emails. This guy actually founded a pharmaceutical company for the only purpose of generating profits and creating havoc within the sector. I still believe the price hike was a hoax and the attention and havoc created from it played right into his playbook. This is sickening to watch and nothing be done about it. These Biotechnology shorting actions are damaging an important American health care industry and potentially costing lives. It should be stopped immediately.
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