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This might be very interesting! Analyst puts it on the line $23 PT for a $1 stk!! :cool:

Roth 'struggles to understand' why Syros trades at $1.15 with 3 readouts ahead 13:39 SYRS Roth Capital analyst Zegbeh Jallah notes Syros hosted its Q4 earnings and business update call, with the company reaffirming data readouts from the Phase 2 study of Tamibarotene in ND-AML in the second half of 2022, Phase 3-dose-confirmation study for SY-2101 in APL in mid-2022, and the Phase-1 SY-5609 combo study in pancreatic cancer in the second half of 2022, with plans to initiate a Phase 1 study of SY-5609 in heme malignancies during the second half of 2022. With three readouts ahead, Jallah struggles to understand why Syros trades at $1.15. The analyst reiterates a Buy rating on the shares with a price target of $23.
 

The Final Full Moon Of Winter

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The final full moon of the winter season will rise Thursday and Friday night. Specifically, March’s full Worm Moon reaches peak illumination at 3:20 A.M. EDT on Friday, March 18, 2022.

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Quadruple Witching >>>>> 3/18/22
...Hmmmm.
 
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stonedinvestor said:
:sneaky: That's the way we roll folks.

HEAVY DUTY RENTAL EQUIPMENT IN A RED HOT ECONOMY MAKES SENSE TO ME-
-THE SAVANT
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Solid company Stoney. I gave it a brief once over. 2.5% dividend. The books look like something out of the typical top B-school. Just the right amount of debt, right amount of cash-flow, blah blah blah. So yeah, it's solid.

But with that said, aside from the occasional rising of the tide or a jam-up earnings report, it's certainly no fast mover. They have room to expand a little, and without looking that deep, I bet they have a buyback in place. It'll be ok.

I will say this though... pound for pound, CoPart is a better pick. Know why? Because of all the friggin' real estate they own, on top of a cash-cow business. At this point in the game, I like hard assets.

One of the safest stocks right now imo... and yes it's a slow moving dinosaur, but they own more real-estate and hard assets than the Pope... >>>> AEP.
And the Pope doesn't pay a 3.3% dividend.

American Electric Power
95.07
-1.04(-1.08%)
 
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So here's the thing folks.... and you heard it here first. Not cut and pastes from Barrons or SA, or The Fly.
While our beloved Stoney is great at regurgitating that which is going on now, smart readers here come here for the forward vision. What can I say lol.

You can mark this post... the narrative in the main stream financial media is gonna change soon.... the in vogue stocks(?)... they're gonna be the ones with the most hard assets, mainly real estate, and the LEAST amount of debt on their books.

2nd tier picks will be those that have a little more debt, but have the free cash-flow to cover it and the ability (due to a solid balance sheet), to raise more capital via the myriad of methods that currently exist.

The high flyers are dead. Today was gift. Next 2 days may be too.

Get in the granny mode folks. The Buffet mode.
>>> Hard assets, solid balance sheet, buyback in place, and a preferably a divy over over 1.8%. The divy is not a requirement though if the company is still relatively young and in the right sector with a good balance sheet.

Now more than ever, fundamentals matter.
For those in the game to create long term wealth.
~vz
 
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vanzandt said:
So here's the thing folks.... and you heard it here first. Not cut and pastes from Barrons or SA, or The Fly.
While our beloved Stoney is great at regurgitating that which is going on now, smart readers here come here for the forward vision. What can I say lol.

You can mark this post... the narrative in the main stream financial media is gonna change soon.... the in vogue stocks(?)... they're gonna be the ones with the most hard assets, mainly real estate, and the LEAST amount of debt on their books.

2nd tier picks will be those that have a little more debt, but have the free cash-flow to cover it and the ability (due to a solid balance sheet), to raise more capital via the myriad of methods that currently exist.

The high flyers are dead. Today was gift. Next 2 days may be too.

Get in the granny mode folks. The Buffet mode.
>>> Hard assets, solid balance sheet, buyback in place, and a preferably a divy over over 1.8%. The divy is not a requirement though if the company is still relatively young and in the right sector with a good balance sheet.

Now more than ever, fundamentals matter.
For those in the game to create long term wealth.
~vz
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Van and Stoney are helping us synthesize the articles in to correct action.
 
vanzandt said:
Solid company Stoney. I gave it a brief once over. 2.5% dividend. The books look like something out of the typical top B-school. Just the right amount of debt, right amount of cash-flow, blah blah blah. So yeah, it's solid.

But with that said, aside from the occasional rising of the tide or a jam-up earnings report, it's certainly no fast mover. They have room to expand a little, and without looking that deep, I bet they have a buyback in place. It'll be ok.

I will say this though... pound for pound, CoPart is a better pick. Know why? Because of all the friggin' real estate they own, on top of a cash-cow business. At this point in the game, I like hard assets.

One of the safest stocks right now imo... and yes it's a slow moving dinosaur, but they own more real-estate and hard assets than the Pope... >>>> AEP.
And the Pope doesn't pay a 3.3% dividend.

American Electric Power
95.07
-1.04(-1.08%)
More...



Van I have some inside info-- HEES has given up on their crane business I believe... to more focus on higher margin better selling stuff.
 
The news is very light today so I will give a war update... I have been holding off with the funny videos and any extra fluff to make this the most precise thread yet--

Every investment is going to be a bare essential it must pass that test!

Li-Cycle reports Q1 EPS 17c, consensus (7c) 06:03 LICY Reports Q1 revenue $3.8M,…

RECYCLING IS A BARE ESSENTIAL!

STOCK OF THE DAY-- Li-Cycle-
 
Van is absolutely correct Tech is Dead.

I bet you guys didn't know this but we are in the longest bear market for tech since 08'<-----

The money pros will try and push you in they tried to push me last week and I pushed back.

Stay in the reopening trade.
 
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