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Ocelot, I am not sure what info you read, but the stuff I read was great. RSV in elderly prevented/protected similarly or better than flu shots. And EVERYONE takes flu shots as suggested by CDC.
Additionally, the maternal RSV study, data not yet released, is about vaccinating the pregnant mother and then protecting the infant via antibody transfer- has nothing to do with vaccinating children.
This company is onto something.
Fidelity owns like 10% of shares-
NVAX Major Holders | Novavax, Inc. Stock - Yahoo! Finance
I have also invested (a very small amount) in ONVO.
If Xiaomi (smartphone maker from China) was public right now, I'd invest in them.
Xiaomi's Bin Lin Talks About the Chinese Start-Up's Flagship Phone - Liz Gannes - Mobile - AllThingsD
Xiaomi's Bin Lin Says Company Is Betting on Services, Not Smartphones - John Paczkowski - Dive Into Mobile - AllThingsD
Xiaomi has a ton of fanatical fans in China... they're pre-orders sell out in minutes. And people are calling their ceo the Steve Jobs of China.
And today they announced they hired Hugo Barra, former Google VP of Android project management.
They have potential to be a $100+ billion company.
2 years ago I shared about Xiaomi on this thread. At that time they were valued at $10 billion (Xiaomi Valued At $10 Billion - Business Insider). At that time I said they had potential to be a $100+ billion company and I wish I could invest in them if they were public.
Fast forward a couple years. December 2014, they raise money that values them at $45 billion (http://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2014/12/29/xiaomi-raises-1-1-billion-at-45-billion-valuation/).
I'd guess right now they'd be valued at $60-70 billion, at least.
Looks like they have potential to be much bigger than a $100 billion company. Heck they might reach that within a year. From $10 billion valuation to $100 billion valuation in 3 years?
These are the investment opportunities I'm looking for.
I'd venture to say that Xiaomi is one of the fastest growing companies in history (with starting valuation above $5 billion). Uber would be another one of them.
It's been making new lows since the dilution announcement a little while ago. Any ideas on a bottom?
No idea. But when I bought it (and pretty sure I've said this here), I bought in knowing I'd hold it for a long time - it will either flame out or pay off in a big way. I don't even look at the movement anymore.
The market has been really hating on Chinese solars lately, but they can't ignore the fundamentals forever:
TSL up 8% premarket. Beat by $0.17.
Trina Solar Announces Second Quarter 2015 Results -- CHANGZHOU, China, Aug. 18, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
The market has been really hating on Chinese solars lately
Western Lithium, of which I am a microscopic investor, had a bad day amidst the general market bloodbath. Down to like 30 cents. Tempting to buy some just to exit sooner. I've grown to dislike Western Lithium, which really should be called Western Fracking Goo or something since their main business is, um, proprietary goo for frackers. And you know how environmentally safe that's going to be.
Wow did you need to use a gun to get tesla at 104?I picked up some more CSIQ. Also MBLY and of course a bunch of TSLA at 104.
Wow did you need to use a gun to get tesla at 104?