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Biotech / Medical : 2024 Biotech Charity Contest -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: technetium who wrote (30)1/14/2024 6:44:15 PM
From: BulbaMan2 Recommendations

Recommended By
Arthur Radley
Lance Bredvold

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I first bought PMN in 2009 back when it was listed in Canada as Amorfix as I believed their chief scientist was brilliant. It also helped that his name was Cashman.
The stock has been a disaster but I’ve traded in and out and have only wound up with a small loss. I still own shares but not many after their 1-60 reverse split in June, 2022. Based on its history the stock is likely to soon give up all or most of its recent gains. But in the immortal words of Fats Waller: “One never knows, do one?”
Peace & good health,
Bulba



To: technetium who wrote (30)1/21/2024 1:09:20 AM
From: technetium3 Recommendations

Recommended By
Aloner
BulbaMan
Lance Bredvold

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So this week we can see that 2024 is probably not a Brave New World of more or less continuous gains for biotech stocks. This week basically turns all that good news from the previous week on its head. It’s been a good week (+2.3%) for the NASDAQ composite (and a new record for the S&P 500). Even if the previous week was better for the NASDAQ (+3.1%), but it was this week that put the YTD performance into the black (+$2k). The NASDAQ biotech index dropped -1.7%, down to +$500, while the S&P biotech index cratered (-3.6%) through to a current YTD loss (-$2.4k).

Looking at the contest stocks, in first place for the week is a familiar one from last year, JSPR, +33.3% of its original price, leaping to second place in the YTD return (+40%), with no obvious explanation in the Yahoo Finance links, other than a press release of “Highlights (of) Recent Accomplishments” two weeks ago on Jan 5. Third place for the week, ACRS (+20%), may have owed its bump to an appointment of a new interim CEO. EOLS performance, positioning it in fifth for the week (+12%) is probably the response to 4th quarter earnings released on Thursday. In addition to JSPR, the week brought two others onto the top 5 YTD performers: SLDB and PYXS.

The worst performer for the week was SNGX (-35%), in spite of trumpeting great phase II results earlier in the week. The second worst was PMN (-32%), perhaps a correction to the outstanding +124% gain of the previous week. Even with the downturn the PMN YTD return of +92% still holds the top position in that ranking. The fifth worst stock for the week was FHTX (-22%) just another insult to two weeks of injury so that it is now the second worst YTD performer (-40%).

The portfolios told a bitter tale this week, with the average portfolio losing -$4.9k and swinging into the red YTD (-$2.2k). Every portfolio posted a loss for this week, and only five portfolios are still in the black YTD, down from twelve only a week ago.

The best was JACK HARTMANN, losing only -$490, and joining the YTD top 8 in seventh place, from twelfth, as a result. The -$1.5k loss in second place for the week, TRACE I11, allowed them to watch five other portfolios post bigger losses, to move from seventh to second place in the YTD returns as well. NOTABOT had the seventh best performing portfolio for the week (-$3.1k_, allowing it to move their YTD position from eight to fifth (a virtual wash return of +$87 and change). ARTHUR RADLEY, at fifth for the week (-$2.1k) joins the YTD top perfumers in eighth place.

Even with the good performance in JSPR, the only porfolio holding it, BLADERUNNER, had the fourth worst return for the week, with every other of their choices a loser, dropping them one place to third (YTD). The third worst for the week was BULBAMAN (-$8.4k) thanks to holding BOTH of the worst two stocks for the week, SNGX and PMN. Even so, the big returns they had the previous week meant that they are still the best YTD performer (+$12.8k), and with a lead of $11.2k over TRACE I11. The second worst for the week was RAJU_BIJLEE (-$9k), which only dropped their YTD position from third to sixth. So even after catastrophe, most are hanging in there.

It’s early days still.

Report Time Ranges











From

To

















Recent

1/12/24

1/19/24

















YTD

12/31/2023









Index Portfolios’ Performance









Symbol

Recent P/L

Recent %

YTD P/L

















^IXIC

$2,253.01

2.3%

$1,995.92

















^NBI

-$1,737.87

-1.7%

$598.89

















^SPSIBI

-$3,672.66

-3.6%

-$2,416.08









Share Performance

Recent Performance

YTD Performance



Top Five



Bottom Five



Top Five



Bottom 5

Symbol

P/L / Initial Price

Symbol

P/L / Initial Price

Symbol

YTD P/L / Initial Price

Symbol

YTD P/L/ Initial Price

JSPR

33.3%

SNGX

-34.8%

PMN

92.2%

VERU

-48.6%

TNYA

23.8%

PMN

-32.2%

JSPR

39.7%

FHTX

-40.5%

ACRS

20.6%

VINC

-25.4%

ARDX

33.5%

CNSP

-38.6%

SYRE

12.6%

ALT

-24.4%

SLDB

31.9%

RVNC

-35.6%

EOLS

12.3%

FHTX

-22.0%

PYXS

29.4%

PACB

-32.8%

Average and Median Portfolio Performance



Recent P/L







YTD P/L







Avg.

Median







Avg

Median







-$4,939.69

-$5,318.01

KATHLEEN



-$2,213.85

-$635.54

DART LANZER

Top Seven Portfolio Performances

Top Recent Performers

Top YTD Performers

Contestant (Prev. Rank)

Recent P/L

P/L vs. ^SPSIBI

YTD P/L (Rank)

Contestant (Prev. Rank)

YTD P/L

vs. Top Portfolio

P/L vs. ^SPSIBI

Rec. P/L (Rank)

1 - JACK HARTMANN (14)

-$488.16

$3,184.50

-$438.31 (7)

1 - BULBAMAN (1)

$12,810.19

——

$15,226.28

-$8,372.96 (15)

2 - TRACE I11 (9)

-$1,530.60

$2,142.06

$1,641.99 (2)

2 - TRACE I11 (7)

$1,641.99

$11,168.20

$4,058.07

-$1,530.60 (2)

3 - DEW_DILIGENCE (16)

-$1,755.13

$1,917.53

-$1,905.08 (11)

3 - BLADERUNNER (2)

$1,638.26

$11,171.94

$4,054.34

-$7,809.50 (14)

4 - A. J. MULLEN (17)

-$1,975.20

$1,697.46

-$11,596.37 (16)

4 - JR_95 (4)

$609.06

$12,201.13

$3,025.14

-$5,917.09 (11)

5 - ARTHER RADLEY (4)

-$2,086.72

$1,585.93

-$488.97 (8)

5 - NOTABOT (8)

$87.24

$12,722.95

$2,503.33

-$3,078.10 (7)

6 - ERIKOTTO (10)

-$3,002.69

$669.96

-$2,040.64 (12)

6 - RAJU_BIJLEE (3)

-$214.67

$13,024.86

$2,201.42

-$8,997.07 (16)

7 - NOTABOT (11)

-$3,078.10

$594.56

$87.24 (5)

7 - JACK HARTMANN (12)

-$438.31

$13,248.50

$1,977.78

-$488.16 (1)

8 - DART LANZER (5)

-$4,686.14

-$1,013.48

-$635.54 (9)

8 - ARTHER RADLEY (10)

-$488.97

$13,299.16

$1,927.12

-$2,086.72 (5)

Top Portfolios’ Contents

Top Recent Performance Portfolio (JACK HARTMANN)

Top YTD Performance Portfolio (BULBAMAN)

Symbol (Rank)

Initial Allocation

Value/Total | ROI

YTD Stock P/L

Recent Stock P/L

% Current Price Change for $1,000 P/L

Symbol (Rank)

Initial Allocation

Value/Total | ROI

YTD Stock P/L

Recent Stock P/L

% Current Price Change for $1,000 P/L

APGE

10.00%

12.1% | 20.6%

$2,057.98

$622.76

8.3%

CU6.AX

20.00%

21.2% | 19.8%

$3,967.85

$404.44

4.2%

ARWR

10.00%

11.1% | 10.3%

$1,029.41

-$875.82

9.1%

CYTH

10.00%

9.0% | 1.9%

$188.68

-$1,509.43

9.8%

AUPH

10.00%

8.9% | -11.0%

-$1,101.22

$289.21

11.2%

LRMR

10.00%

8.3% | -5.9%

-$593.41

-$725.27

10.6%

BNTX

10.00%

9.3% | -6.9%

-$693.58

-$506.92

10.7%

PMN

10.00%

17.0% | 92.2%

$9,217.39

-$3,217.39

5.2%

BRNS

10.00%

8.7% | -13.3%

-$1,327.91

-$433.60

11.5%

SNGX

10.00%

6.7% | -24.5%

-$2,450.00

-$3,476.32

13.2%

CMPS

10.00%

9.2% | -8.2%

-$822.86

-$468.57

10.9%

TCON

10.00%

7.7% | -12.7%

-$1,273.56

-$936.61

11.5%

MRNA

10.00%

10.1% | 0.3%

$25.14

-$628.46

10.0%

TLX.AX

15.00%

14.4% | 8.0%

$1,206.22

$821.63

6.2%

NVCR

10.00%

9.4% | -6.4%

-$636.30

$395.18

10.7%

VKTX

15.00%

15.6% | 17.0%

$2,547.02

$265.99

5.7%

PFE

10.00%

9.9% | -1.8%

-$177.14

-$145.88

10.2%













SYRE

10.00%

11.3% | 12.1%

$1,208.18

$1,263.94

8.9%