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$MEGH $2.50 in 1997 ATH Now Reinstated/Registered PT $1.50-$3.50$MEGH Has been reinstated and registered with the state of Colorado for the first time in many years. Rhonda Keaveney of Small Cap Compliance has taken over custody of it and judging by how fast they are moving to get it Pink Current after receiving custodianship I wouldn't be surprised if this is the first of their Custodians that they will attempt to bring in a Reverse Merger candidate.
It has the perfect share structure for one and a very appealing past. With no R/S's no major events or A/S increases. The S/S has remained the same for decades.
I anticipate a $CATC type move here or possibly much higher as $MEGH has a slightly smaller S/S of 50 Mil A/S 49 Mil O/S 25 Mil of which are restricted and a 11 Mil Float.
$CATC went to $1.50 We can do a lot more IMO
PT $1.50-$3.50
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SNDL and NOK could be squeezed but be careful The GameStop isn’t the only company where greedy short-sellers got punished by WallStreetBets redditors.
Sundial Growers Inc. (SNDL) and Nokia Corporation (NOK) are two other companies where traders with short positions got overexposed.
Currently, their short interest (i.e. shorts / all shares) are 29% for SNDL and 14% for NOK. That’s not some crazy levels that should make short sellers desperate. Yet they could be squeezed some more if there is some coordinated action against them.
To check what market participants think on average, we’ve posted the following questions to Cindicator’s Hybrid Intelligence:
“The shares of Sundial Growers Inc. (SNDL) settled at 1.21 USD at 04:00 PM UTC on Monday, February 1. Will SNDL trade above 2.42 USD (+100%) earlier than trading below 0.61 USD (-50%)? (forecast 51-100% - bull scenario. 0-49% - bear scenario)”
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Assurance: 85%
“The shares of Nokia Corporation (NOK) settled at 4.89 USD at 04:00 PM UTC on Monday, February 1. Will NOK trade above 9.78 USD (+100%) earlier than trading below 2.93 USD (-40%)? (forecast 51-100% - bull scenario. 0-49% - bear scenario)”
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Assurance: 86%
This suggests that on average Hybrid Intelligence believes that the shares will be pushed higher.
Yet this could also be a sign of excessive euphoria right before the party is over.
$DBX | Dropbox [Update]: Bullish Triangle Breakout and Retest Price broke out and retested a large bullish triangle following its run up in December. I expect $DBX to continue its push to the upside.
See my previous $DBX analysis below:
Let me know what you think in the comments and leave a like if you agree with my analysis! 👍🏽
BNGO. BULLS NEVER GET OUT. We are setting up for a massive breakout. Disregard the people on this website and also on stocktwits attempting to shake you off this multi-multi-bagger. You won't get a chance like this for at least the next ten years. Stay Long and Strong. If you are short this stock, you deserve to feel pain. How can you short a company trying to better our society? Shame on you bears.
NOK Possible bull run starting With 5G tech $GME $SPCE $BB $PLTRThis is a little late,
we kind of called the breakout in the discord channel but I figure I might as well post there here to see how it ages lol.
We got Entry $4.50
Target $8
Stoploss $4
Catalyst
Press Release Nokia and Mobily pilot world’s first 4G and 5G Fixed Wireless Access network slicing
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WSB may be moving into this stock as well lol.
Sorry I couldn't get this info to you guys earlier =(
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NOK $4.80: Stay long and may sell covered call for INCOMEWhat happened to NOK or BB is extraordinary as both are real companies with no short squeeze issue so there is no reason not to allow New positions. Then there is this real-world where strange things happen. My guess is someone shorted big in the run-up and try to control the situation.
Anyhow, both BB and NOK have no liquidity issue and they have a business that is on an upturn in this EV movement or 5G cycle. Things are looking up for them actually.
I did note earlier that it is a large float stock, granted with a very low total market cap in comparison so griding higher through the waves, and not a short squeeze candidate.
Its option premium is very high and likely to stay high so one can sell covered calls to earn some income while waiting for the banning to be resolved.
$AMC It's lining up perfectly with wave theory .. do your own DD but don't be complaining when Its at 69 on next Friday . $AMC will be saved by retail traders and allowed to do public offerings to save their debt caused from the COVID 19 virus allowing our future generation of kids to be able to goto the movie theaters. Hopefully they'll respect what we've done and lower popcorn costs. Let me know what you are thinking in the comments !
Just in: WHO reports EXPR is bullish on account of a BATEXPR round 2. They can shut down the accounts but they cant stop the perfect pattern. It will play out how it will play out. Good luck holders.
The Bullish Bat: Bats are five point chart patterns that can point towards either a bullish or bearish breakout.One thing to note is that both bat types can be either reversal or breakout patterns. Look for a bullish bat in a bear trend as an indicator of a possible bullish reversal. For a valid bat, B should retrace between 38% and 50% of the first move from X to A. Here we have it!
Vision or No Vision that’s a question??? NOKIA vs Apple StoryI would like to link this story with what I published today about market and being at the verge of massive changes ..!
If you are happy of gaining 40% in a single trading day of Nokia read this:
August 2006:
Nokia 15 USD/share APPLE 2.42 (Nokia market-cap 60 Billion >Apple 55 Billion )
July 2012:
Nokia a 2.5 dollar share with market cap of 7.5 billion and Apple 25 dollar/share and 572 billion dollar company
Today:
Nokia 6.5 dollar market cap 36 and Apple 142 dollar with +2400 billion dollar market cap
15 years ago, Nokia was the biggest mobile phone maker, according to Wikipedia:
At the end of the 2007 financial year, Symbian had 62.5 percent of the market share while Microsoft's Windows Mobile had 11.9 percent and BlackBerry (RIM) had 10.9 percent. However, at the end of the 2008 financial year, Nokia's market share had fallen to 40.8 percent.The Nokia N96, the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic and the Nokia E71 did not compete against Apple's iPhone 3G. On 24 June 2008, Nokia bought the Symbian operating system and in 2009 made it open source.
In early 2009, Nokia released several devices such as the Nokia N97, a touchscreen device with a landscape QWERTY slider keyboard that was focused on social networking which received mixed reviews and the Nokia E52 which received positive reviews.At the end of the 2008 financial year, Symbian's market share was 52.4 percent and at the same time in 2009, it was 46.1 percent with the loss going to Blackberry, iOS and Android.
In 2010, the commercial pressure on Nokia increased. Original equipment manufacturers such as Samsung Electronics and Sony Ericsson chose to make Android based smartphones, not Symbian based smartphones.Nokia developed "Symbian^3" to replace the S60 platform but it never became popular.At the end of the 2010 financial year, Symbian's market share was 32 percent while Android's was 30 percent.Despite losing market share, Nokia's smartphones were profitable. Sales in 2010 steadily increased quarter by quarter. In the last quarter of 2010, Nokia sold 4 million N8 smartphones.
In February 2010, Nokia and Intel announced "MeeGo". MeeGo was a merger of their Linux based Maemo and Moblin projects. The project aimed to create one mobile operating system suitable for many types of device including tablets and smartphones. Nokia planned to use MeeGo on its smartphones. This was only achieved on the Nokia N9 (2011).
In February 2011, Elop wrote to his employees. He said Nokia was on a "burning platform". Elop said the "war of ecosystems" (software ecosystem) between iOS and Android was part of Nokia's commercial difficulties.