/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22380230
no

>>20973799
hi doggy

PNK

TMDX anon here, I personally used 350k worth of their products this week. Buy in for the slow grind to $80 by 2022.

I told you to buy at $11 when we dumped.

>>17884548
Link to the full study?

>>17349573
I googled their products to call you a faggot and rant against small cap biopharma but their pipeline looks decent. Making canine versions of existing and proven human anti-diarrheals is probably a big brain move, considering that diarrhea (and subsequent hypokalemia) kills a lot of human babies.

How are their financials?

>>17217022
It’s literally nothing, still. I’ve been telling you bears for weeks, you keep losing money and jerking off to doom porn and /pol/ schizos. Why won’t you listen?’

Fuck tripfags btw.

Buy TMDX, friends. These fuckers should pay me a salary as much as I shill it but there will be some very positive news from last night at earnings.

Physician, on account of been educated and trained to be a physician.

Remember to buy TMDX for long term holdings, friends. Their new lung perfusion machine will be FDA approved this year, as it is essentially a spinoff of their EVHP machine and earnings are coming up on 2/27 where they will almost certainly shill the multiple successful DCD heart transplants facilitated by their machines.

Fun fact: I learned today that their only real competitor owns a 10% stake in the company. While this is just speculation, I think UTHR will buy them out in a couple years time.

>>17137753

>>17137778
I'm here for Bobo, I've heard he got squeezed pretty bad.. I'll give you the STIFF injection, bobo

Threadly reminder to buy TMDX.

Their EVHP machine was FDA approved late last year and is quickly becoming the gold standard in the transplant world. They have a liver perfusion study which reported extremely positive results only 4 days ago. I’m not telling you it will moon overnight but within 5 years, I fully expect the share price to be over $100. There is already high demand for their existing products, so it is safe to anticipate high demand for their future products, which are essentially different variations of their original technology.

Threadly reminder to buy TDMX.

Their EVHP machine was FDA approved late last year and is quickly becoming the gold standard in the transplant world. They have a liver perfusion study which reported extremely positive results only 4 days ago. I’m not telling you it will moon overnight but within 5 years, I fully expect the share price to be over $100. There is already high demand for their existing products, so it is safe to anticipate high demand for their future products, which are essentially different variations of their original technology.

I live in UK and have £9000 in debt(credit cards, loans, PayPal, overdraft)
I am unable to pay it off, and I am about to lose my job.
I can pay around 2000, If I flee to another country how likely is it that debt collection will chase me in EU? I want to pay it off but I need to find a job first. I don't want to stay in UK because I am feeling suicidal here.

The greed in the markets is making me scared /biz/. Is there no risk of recession now that every country will print out of their problems. Are you staying in or pulling out? Why?

Do you believe that there's someone out there who is unironically excited for us guys?

I have a fun snowball effect game idea and would like to realise it. It's gonna be kinda like a dex platform but with game theory stuff which basically turns it into scammy game theory gambling. I have 0 knowledge about coding, how should I proceed? Where can I learn to code or find people who won't exit on me and build it?