RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Tax loss selling?Go ahead and look up outstanding warrants, rsu's, options, etc and you may be suprised at the outlandlish number that are deep in the money right now. Feel free to post them to the board if you're so sure of yourself. Its not as much unloading for a quick buck as you say but balancing the portfolio. If a hedge fund or mm has some deep in the money warrants and maintains a 5% weighting in Pli, selling their position to exercise their warrants may simply mean they pocket a bunch of cash and maintain their portfolio weighting. Its neither pumping or bashing, although the seeking alpha article did draw attention to a momentum short the likely need for cash in the first quarter certainly suggests there may be more downside. Not even gonna argue the science, it may be fine. Only hoping the direction stays the same for the next while.
stockbuphoon wrote: Wyndewest,
You're replying to a shorter (CraigBad) similar to EddySantana who both came on this PLI board the same day as BlackMamba posted the article of lies and half truths. Asking for their opinion will only get you the most negative possible scenario of all their institutional supporters selling their warrants well under the recent financing level to "unload and make a buck" providing huge supply. I am sure RBC and Thomvest is just unloading as quick as they can like day traders. Come on, people. Big hedgees are sorting and then after cheap shares down here. You're lobbing slow pitches for these scumbags to bash the company. They know little about the company and cannot even understand King Cobra's rebuttal. I would be careful to not to heed their advice as they may convince you that PLI has not produced amazing results in past 3 years in clinic and that we are not on our way to partnerships and much bigger revenue in 2017 with a boatload of cash in bank like never before. But, hey, that's just a suggestion. Follow the spanking brand newbees if you want.