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Watch CBAY today. They jumped bigly after hours.
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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CHAP got a pretty good bump after hours yesterday based off of their earnings report. Might be one to watch today.
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Originally Posted By colt_thompson: Someone mentioned SHIP in this thread Looks like it could be time to buy if the trend continues View Quote Yea it’s pretty cheap right now, I jumped on it.. Made $2 so far lol Attached File |
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Originally Posted By RwithThe40: Yea it’s pretty cheap right now, I jumped on it.. Made $2 so far lol https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/495479/42D5306F-6692-4C0B-B593-8D01A91D4255_png-1412365.JPG View Quote I've got a buy in at .14 |
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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Originally Posted By jacobsk: how is this possible when it's selling for $1.79? View Quote One reason is when someone uses "market" as the buy option and the only one selling is at 50x the going price you pay that for it. It is one of the dangers of using Market as your buying option. Now on stocks that move tons of volume its not as likely to happen but it always has a chance if the buyers outnumber sellers. |
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Dumped MARK @ $2.25 at open.
Thanks ARFCOM for helping me not take a loss on a stock for the first time ever |
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Is it too late to climb on the MARK train?? It’s climbing very fast. Should we be expecting a dip, or is it straight to the moon with this one?
ETA: just bought 400 shares at 2.49 |
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Originally Posted By RwithThe40: Is it too late to climb on the MARK train?? It’s climbing very fast. Should we be expecting a dip, or is it straight to the moon with this one? ETA: just bought 400 shares at 2.49 View Quote I bailed this morning Bought yesterday at 1.69 sold today at 2.47 Also sold 100 of MVIS at 1.10 |
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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Originally Posted By RwithThe40: Is it too late to climb on the MARK train?? It’s climbing very fast. Should we be expecting a dip, or is it straight to the moon with this one? ETA: just bought 400 shares at 2.49 View Quote Hoping for a new tweet today to fuel the climb up before making a decision on how long I will hold. |
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Buying MARK above $2 seems like a good way to lose your shirt.
I bought puts around 2.50 |
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I'm playing CHAP today. 50% swing so far
I've got layers of buys and sells on it |
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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RIP Steave Wayman, RIP John Lambert & Children
TX, USA
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Microsoft acquisition of Microvision
The rumors of Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision (MVIS), a laser scanning and 3d sensing tech firm, are finally a reality. The official news of the MicroVision acquisition is set to be announced Tuesday May 12th. Microsoft’s decision to acquire MicroVision follows a tumultuous week, after their stock price skyrocketed over 300% to $1.75 amid rumors of the Microsoft takeover, then tumbled over 65% in the following days after the tech firms earnings call came and went without news of a Microsoft buyout. Microsoft’s Decision to Acquire MicroVision Many analysts have speculated that Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision could make a lot of sense, noting MicroVision’s MEMs based laser scanning technology and intellectual property is embedded in its soon to be released augmented reality display called the Hololens 2. With a growing list of ex-Microvision employees now working for Microsoft, rumors were popping up all over the internet of a Microsoft buyout for months. Increasing pressure to Acquire MicroVision In a press release MicroVision announced they were considering “strategic alternatives” and fielding acquisition offers from giants in the industry by the likes of General Motors, Tesla TSLA, and Lockheed Martin LMT. With so many of the country’s top tech companies reportedly competing to buy MicroVision, the bidding war heated up placing added pressure on Microsoft to purchase MircroVision before another company swooped in and bought MicroVision out from under them. Microsoft faced the very real possibility of losing out on owning MicroVision’s intellectual property, reportedly playing a large role in their decision to acquire the laser scanning and 3D sensing tech firm. Intellectual Property Primary Reason for Microsoft’s Acquisition of Microvision Many investors speculated for months that Microvision’s intellectual property is where their real value lies and not in their earnings. Analysts noted that MicroVision’s intellectual property can not only improve Microsoft’s Hololens 2, but their patented LIDAR, 3D sensing and image capturing technology could also further Microsoft’s efforts to compete in the lucrative race to develop and produce an autonomous self driving car. Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision has the potential to catapult them into the divers seat (pun intended) in the autonomous car space, making Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision more of a “need” than a “want”. |
The AARP has an easier job getting old people excited about a discount on Geritol than we do getting gun owners to help out by joining the NRA. Red_5
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RIG (Transocean) seems to be rebounding the last few days. They had gotten under a buck for a bit this month. I'm in for $1.25.
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q3131: I can enjoy necrobeastialexhibitionism as much as the next guy, but homonecrobestailexhibitionism is just plain sick.
Tomislav:If you truly love something, you need to shoot it, then set it on fire. (And then post pics!) كا |
Originally Posted By Texas_Infidel:
Microsoft acquisition of Microvision The rumors of Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision (MVIS), a laser scanning and 3d sensing tech firm, are finally a reality. The official news of the MicroVision acquisition is set to be announced Tuesday May 12th. Microsoft’s decision to acquire MicroVision follows a tumultuous week, after their stock price skyrocketed over 300% to $1.75 amid rumors of the Microsoft takeover, then tumbled over 65% in the following days after the tech firms earnings call came and went without news of a Microsoft buyout. Microsoft’s Decision to Acquire MicroVision Many analysts have speculated that Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision could make a lot of sense, noting MicroVision’s MEMs based laser scanning technology and intellectual property is embedded in its soon to be released augmented reality display called the Hololens 2. With a growing list of ex-Microvision employees now working for Microsoft, rumors were popping up all over the internet of a Microsoft buyout for months. Increasing pressure to Acquire MicroVision In a press release MicroVision announced they were considering “strategic alternatives” and fielding acquisition offers from giants in the industry by the likes of General Motors, Tesla TSLA, and Lockheed Martin LMT. With so many of the country’s top tech companies reportedly competing to buy MicroVision, the bidding war heated up placing added pressure on Microsoft to purchase MircroVision before another company swooped in and bought MicroVision out from under them. Microsoft faced the very real possibility of losing out on owning MicroVision’s intellectual property, reportedly playing a large role in their decision to acquire the laser scanning and 3D sensing tech firm. Intellectual Property Primary Reason for Microsoft’s Acquisition of Microvision Many investors speculated for months that Microvision’s intellectual property is where their real value lies and not in their earnings. Analysts noted that MicroVision’s intellectual property can not only improve Microsoft’s Hololens 2, but their patented LIDAR, 3D sensing and image capturing technology could also further Microsoft’s efforts to compete in the lucrative race to develop and produce an autonomous self driving car. Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision has the potential to catapult them into the divers seat (pun intended) in the autonomous car space, making Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision more of a “need” than a “want”. View Quote I have no idea if this is real but it's going to kick the hornet's nest |
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Originally Posted By jacobsk: LOL I have no idea if this is real but it's going to kick the hornet's nest View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By jacobsk: Originally Posted By Texas_Infidel: Microsoft acquisition of Microvision The rumors of Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision (MVIS), a laser scanning and 3d sensing tech firm, are finally a reality. The official news of the MicroVision acquisition is set to be announced Tuesday May 12th. Microsoft’s decision to acquire MicroVision follows a tumultuous week, after their stock price skyrocketed over 300% to $1.75 amid rumors of the Microsoft takeover, then tumbled over 65% in the following days after the tech firms earnings call came and went without news of a Microsoft buyout. Microsoft’s Decision to Acquire MicroVision Many analysts have speculated that Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision could make a lot of sense, noting MicroVision’s MEMs based laser scanning technology and intellectual property is embedded in its soon to be released augmented reality display called the Hololens 2. With a growing list of ex-Microvision employees now working for Microsoft, rumors were popping up all over the internet of a Microsoft buyout for months. Increasing pressure to Acquire MicroVision In a press release MicroVision announced they were considering “strategic alternatives” and fielding acquisition offers from giants in the industry by the likes of General Motors, Tesla TSLA, and Lockheed Martin LMT. With so many of the country’s top tech companies reportedly competing to buy MicroVision, the bidding war heated up placing added pressure on Microsoft to purchase MircroVision before another company swooped in and bought MicroVision out from under them. Microsoft faced the very real possibility of losing out on owning MicroVision’s intellectual property, reportedly playing a large role in their decision to acquire the laser scanning and 3D sensing tech firm. Intellectual Property Primary Reason for Microsoft’s Acquisition of Microvision Many investors speculated for months that Microvision’s intellectual property is where their real value lies and not in their earnings. Analysts noted that MicroVision’s intellectual property can not only improve Microsoft’s Hololens 2, but their patented LIDAR, 3D sensing and image capturing technology could also further Microsoft’s efforts to compete in the lucrative race to develop and produce an autonomous self driving car. Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision has the potential to catapult them into the divers seat (pun intended) in the autonomous car space, making Microsoft’s acquisition of MicroVision more of a “need” than a “want”. LOL I have no idea if this is real but it's going to kick the hornet's nest No kidding. |
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"Moral of this lesson: Don't get in any gun fights with buffalo hunters. There ain't no such thing as cover." - Old_Painless on the 45-70.
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Okay folks, time for another in a long list of stupid questions. What happens to my MVIS stock if Microsoft buys them? I know I've asked this same question in the past but didn't really understand the answer.
Thanks for holding my hand and walking me through this. Might be the best $100 I ever spent. |
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If you read the article nothing is actually confirmed. They are running with an unverified rumor.
Smells like a scam to me. |
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Originally Posted By AL-BOB: Okay folks, time for another in a long list of stupid questions. What happens to my MVIS stock if Microsoft buys them? I know I've asked this same question in the past but didn't really understand the answer. Thanks for holding my hand and walking me through this. Might be the best $100 I ever spent. View Quote Think I read the average acquisition price is roughly 3X the going share price, but that can swing wildly one way or another. Microvision's value is primarily in it's intellectual property, some proprietary manufacturing tech and SMEs. Those last are fluid, of course. If there's a buyout it may be cash, it may be stock, or it might be a combination of the two. You are a holder of record with your brokerage, the transaction mechanism is mostly transparent to you, though you'll receive updates that give you choices (started to say options, but that would have hugely confused the matter ) People are fabricating news articles. Be very, very careful with unverified sources, and as of right now there aren't any to speak of. |
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Originally Posted By IEC:
If you read the article nothing is actually confirmed. They are running with an unverified rumor. Smells like a scam to me. View Quote Hey, as long as it triggers my sale order I don't care what someone is thinking when they buy my shares This has been a fantastic learning experience thus far. For the record, I've learned that it is much more enjoyable to learn by making $ versus losing $. |
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Originally Posted By Texas_Infidel: Microsoft acquisition of Microvision The rumors of Microsoft's acquisition of MicroVision (MVIS), a laser scanning and 3d sensing tech firm, are finally a reality. The official news of the MicroVision acquisition is set to be announced Tuesday May 12th. Microsoft's decision to acquire MicroVision follows a tumultuous week, after their stock price skyrocketed over 300% to $1.75 amid rumors of the Microsoft takeover, then tumbled over 65% in the following days after the tech firms earnings call came and went without news of a Microsoft buyout. Microsoft's Decision to Acquire MicroVision Many analysts have speculated that Microsoft's acquisition of MicroVision could make a lot of sense, noting MicroVision's MEMs based laser scanning technology and intellectual property is embedded in its soon to be released augmented reality display called the Hololens 2. With a growing list of ex-Microvision employees now working for Microsoft, rumors were popping up all over the internet of a Microsoft buyout for months. Increasing pressure to Acquire MicroVision In a press release MicroVision announced they were considering "strategic alternatives" and fielding acquisition offers from giants in the industry by the likes of General Motors, Tesla TSLA, and Lockheed Martin LMT. With so many of the country's top tech companies reportedly competing to buy MicroVision, the bidding war heated up placing added pressure on Microsoft to purchase MircroVision before another company swooped in and bought MicroVision out from under them. Microsoft faced the very real possibility of losing out on owning MicroVision's intellectual property, reportedly playing a large role in their decision to acquire the laser scanning and 3D sensing tech firm. Intellectual Property Primary Reason for Microsoft's Acquisition of Microvision Many investors speculated for months that Microvision's intellectual property is where their real value lies and not in their earnings. Analysts noted that MicroVision's intellectual property can not only improve Microsoft's Hololens 2, but their patented LIDAR, 3D sensing and image capturing technology could also further Microsoft's efforts to compete in the lucrative race to develop and produce an autonomous self driving car. Microsoft's acquisition of MicroVision has the potential to catapult them into the divers seat (pun intended) in the autonomous car space, making Microsoft's acquisition of MicroVision more of a "need" than a "want". View Quote |
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There's as much money to be made trading the swing as there is if there's ever a buy out
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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Originally Posted By CajunMojo: RIG (Transocean) seems to be rebounding the last few days. They had gotten under a buck for a bit this month. I'm in for $1.25. View Quote Wife and I held a significant piece of RIG at about $15, but we got out with a small profit. If you open the "max" chart and have a look you'll It was at $160 at one point... $1.62 right now, if you got in at a buck and a quarter you've done pretty well. |
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Originally Posted By colt_thompson: There's as much money to be made trading the swing as there is if there's ever a buy out View Quote Resisted doing it for years when "fame and riches" were always right around the corner, but we're going to do it now. I have a core holding, trying to buy a trading position. Washing the rumor back and forth has been hugely lucrative for the hedgies for two decades. |
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Originally Posted By Osprey61: Wife and I held a significant piece of RIG at about $15, but we got out with a small profit. If you open the "max" chart and have a look you'll It was at $160 at one point... $1.62 right now, if you got in at a buck and a quarter you've done pretty well. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Osprey61: Originally Posted By CajunMojo: RIG (Transocean) seems to be rebounding the last few days. They had gotten under a buck for a bit this month. I'm in for $1.25. Wife and I held a significant piece of RIG at about $15, but we got out with a small profit. If you open the "max" chart and have a look you'll It was at $160 at one point... $1.62 right now, if you got in at a buck and a quarter you've done pretty well. I lost my ass on them and sea drill years back. |
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made my 10% on MARK this morning and ran, now that I am out I am sure it will jump to $4 a share so everyone is safe to buy.
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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Looks like MVIS is going to hover around $1 until this event happens today.
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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Question: if I'm just dabbling in stocks what is the threshold where I need to start reporting anything in my taxes?
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q3131: I can enjoy necrobeastialexhibitionism as much as the next guy, but homonecrobestailexhibitionism is just plain sick.
Tomislav:If you truly love something, you need to shoot it, then set it on fire. (And then post pics!) كا |
Remorse is for the dead
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The Great White Privilege
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In for some more puts at 0.15.
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Originally Posted By FDrifting: Question: if I'm just dabbling in stocks what is the threshold where I need to start reporting anything in my taxes? View Quote if they are short term capital gains(you held the stock less than a year) they are treated as regular income long terms gains are taxed at either 0, 15, or 20% depending on your income level. |
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Originally Posted By Layer60: It has been climbing slowly for a bit, now rapidly. Someone "leaked" that they have a contract to sell thermal screeners To be clear, I expect profit taking today. I will probably exit this morning. View Quote MARK also owns vegas.com, so they aren't strangers to the vegas properties. And they are HQed in vegas. And sell thermal solutions that some/most of the vegas casinos have stated they will use (in general, not specifically MARK's) It's not unreasonable that the contract could happen. |
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Whens this MVIS announcement?
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Sold another 100 at $1.20
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"Problem in Venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented, but that socialism has been faithfully implemented."
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I am confused on when to sell.
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