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Post by charlespk on Feb 2, 2016 17:00:59 GMT -5
there was a trade of 42,000 at 16:06 at a price of 1.10
i know that sometimes trades that appear after hours ocurred during the end of the regular session
It is the price that puzzles me .
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Post by boytroy88 on Feb 2, 2016 17:21:28 GMT -5
there was a trade of 42,000 at 16:06 at a price of 1.10 i know that sometimes trades that appear after hours ocurred during the end of the regular session It is the price that puzzles me . Comments ? Funny, it doesn't show up in TDAmeritrade... |
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Post by liane on Feb 2, 2016 17:42:13 GMT -5
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Post by trondisc on Feb 2, 2016 18:25:14 GMT -5
Who cares. Diabetics will continue to be deprived after Sanofi the sandbagger fallout and faithful Longs are held hostage (like me) while Al asleep at the wheel Mann remains silent in his twilight years. Heaven help me if I ever see 2.99 again. What's really lame is MannKind's Technosphere really could have gone onward to become a game changer with the right company backing it. Really sad to see evil bio-pharma companies win against this great IP.
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Post by cretin11 on Feb 2, 2016 20:02:19 GMT -5
That's shocking to hear coming from you, trondisc. Since when have you had such a change of heart?
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Post by patten1962 on Feb 2, 2016 20:06:27 GMT -5
Up 4 cents after hours.  |
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Post by cjc04 on Feb 2, 2016 20:54:59 GMT -5
That's shocking to hear coming from you, trondisc. Since when have you had such a change of heart? I'm sure he's tired of being used, I know I am. |
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Post by seanismorris on Feb 2, 2016 22:27:54 GMT -5
Did MannKind declare bankruptcy and I missed it?
Granted there is no reason to be wildly optimistic, but unless Matt completely blows tomorrow's call, I'll be cautiously bullish.
Matt has promised that he'll expand on his plan, and FYI you don't a Chief Medical Officer on the call to declare bankruptcy.
I think investors need to ignore what the stock price is doing and listen to what he has to say...
No comment on an individual trade.
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Post by 4allthemarbles on Feb 2, 2016 22:40:20 GMT -5
Agreed Sean. The negativity is getting old. Seriously.
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Post by dejude42 on Feb 2, 2016 23:08:16 GMT -5
Please understand Alfred Mann is just a man. An inventor that was given a gift of knowledge with vision to see and the talent to create and with the perseverance to follow it through to market. He can not control the mass of individuals set and hell bent to weaken and possible destroy his vision.
The stoppage of this wasted given gift is up to us. We as individuals must take a stand, and our actions must counter this negative effect. He has done his part. We write, we speak, we represent and use our time to educate, question and point out the abuse. Alfred Mann did the impossible, we are given a gift to ride his shirt tail.
We must question our self and quit feeling sorry. We must not harbor a pitiful and angry spirit. We must ask the questions,"What do I believe, am I in or out." If out is the answer: then you are finished as this wonderful tool for diabetics, but if I am in is your answer : then it is time to go to work the entitlement program belongs to the needy. The greater gain comes to them that work.
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Post by benyiju on Feb 2, 2016 23:50:53 GMT -5
Please understand Alfred Mann is just a man. An inventor that was given a gift of knowledge with vision to see and the talent to create and with the perseverance to follow it through to market. He can not control the mass of individuals set and hell bent to weaken and possible destroy his vision. The stoppage of this wasted given gift is up to us. We as individuals must take a stand, and our actions must counter this negative effect. He has done his part. We write, we speak, we represent and use our time to educate, question and point out the abuse. Alfred Mann did the impossible, we are given a gift to ride his shirt tail. We must question our self and quit feeling sorry. We must not harbor a pitiful and angry spirit. We must ask the questions,"What do I believe, am I in or out." If out is the answer: then you are finished as this wonderful tool for diabetics, but if I am in is your answer : then it is time to go to work the entitlement program belongs to the needy. The greater gain comes to them that work. Amen, DeJude, let's hang in there, long and strong, in Al Mann we trust! If we are fated to lose all, we who hold the last bags, we're enough to do the Company proud. If we by some miracle survive to 2H16, then the fewer we are, the lower the 52-week low, well, then the greater the share of glory we will enjoy! From this day to the end of the world, we shall be remembered - we few, we happy few, we band of brothers, for all who hold MannKind long tomorrow with me shall be my brother, no matter how few shares, no matter your cost basis, no matter even any past shorting activity. But those who sold out and now think they will sleep soundly, they will be sorry they weren't long on February 3rd, they will know forever that they haven't the stuff, when they chance to meet any of us who held the bags on St. Blaise's Day! |
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Post by mnkdnewb on Feb 3, 2016 0:38:53 GMT -5
Please understand Alfred Mann is just a man. An inventor that was given a gift of knowledge with vision to see and the talent to create and with the perseverance to follow it through to market. He can not control the mass of individuals set and hell bent to weaken and possible destroy his vision. The stoppage of this wasted given gift is up to us. We as individuals must take a stand, and our actions must counter this negative effect. He has done his part. We write, we speak, we represent and use our time to educate, question and point out the abuse. Alfred Mann did the impossible, we are given a gift to ride his shirt tail. We must question our self and quit feeling sorry. We must not harbor a pitiful and angry spirit. We must ask the questions,"What do I believe, am I in or out." If out is the answer: then you are finished as this wonderful tool for diabetics, but if I am in is your answer : then it is time to go to work the entitlement program belongs to the needy. The greater gain comes to them that work. Amen, DeJude, let's hang in there, long and strong, in Al Mann we trust! If we are fated to lose all, we who hold the last bags, we're enough to do the Company proud. If we by some miracle survive to 2H16, then the fewer we are, the lower the 52-week low, well, then the greater the share of glory we will enjoy! From this day to the end of the world, we shall be remembered - we few, we happy few, we band of brothers, for all who hold MannKind long tomorrow with me shall be my brother, no matter how few shares, no matter your cost basis, no matter even any past shorting activity. But those who sold out and now think they will sleep soundly, they will be sorry they weren't long on February 3rd, they will know forever that they haven't the stuff, when they chance to meet any of us who held the bags on St. Blaise's Day! FREEEEEEEDOOOOOMMMM ....... I mean, MANNNNNNNNNKIIIIIINND!!!!!!!! Sorry, could stop thinking about braveheart while reading those  |
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Post by tayl5 on Feb 3, 2016 1:52:09 GMT -5
Please understand Alfred Mann is just a man. An inventor that was given a gift of knowledge with vision to see and the talent to create and with the perseverance to follow it through to market. He can not control the mass of individuals set and hell bent to weaken and possible destroy his vision. The stoppage of this wasted given gift is up to us. We as individuals must take a stand, and our actions must counter this negative effect. He has done his part. We write, we speak, we represent and use our time to educate, question and point out the abuse. Alfred Mann did the impossible, we are given a gift to ride his shirt tail. We must question our self and quit feeling sorry. We must not harbor a pitiful and angry spirit. We must ask the questions,"What do I believe, am I in or out." If out is the answer: then you are finished as this wonderful tool for diabetics, but if I am in is your answer : then it is time to go to work the entitlement program belongs to the needy. The greater gain comes to them that work. Amen, DeJude, let's hang in there, long and strong, in Al Mann we trust! If we are fated to lose all, we who hold the last bags, we're enough to do the Company proud. If we by some miracle survive to 2H16, then the fewer we are, the lower the 52-week low, well, then the greater the share of glory we will enjoy! From this day to the end of the world, we shall be remembered - we few, we happy few, we band of brothers, for all who hold MannKind long tomorrow with me shall be my brother, no matter how few shares, no matter your cost basis, no matter even any past shorting activity. But those who sold out and now think they will sleep soundly, they will be sorry they weren't long on February 3rd, they will know forever that they haven't the stuff, when they chance to meet any of us who held the bags on St. Blaise's Day! Not so sure about happy...but we are few...and we are brothers! (and sisters) |
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Post by patten1962 on Feb 3, 2016 6:07:32 GMT -5
Good luck today ! Hope we get something !
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Post by LosingMyBullishness on Feb 3, 2016 7:46:15 GMT -5
Agreed Sean. The negativity is getting old. Seriously. Well, yesterday was another sh%ty day for biotech-longs. We had a lot of these lately. His frustration is understandable. Most annoying when investors and media correlate biotech share price and oil price. So stupid. |
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