DCTH is fighting back
The stock was decimated post a very good presentation of great news at the ASCO by the main investigator, chiefly for two reasons: the discussant with conflict-of-interest (working for competitors) attacked the presentation from every angle possible with misinformation and fabrication; AF from the Street.com bashed like there is no tomorrow again with misinformation and fabrication of market size and potentials. Shorts (legit and illegal) took advantage and ventured a free fall. In a matter of 3 days, the pps nosedived by about 40%, demoralizing longs like hell.
Take note: the company is fighting back with might! It is scheduling a confererence call to discuss recent developments Tuesday at 4:30pm, an unusually rare move. Will there be new news released (such as a partnership)? I don't speculate or anticipate in this case. Rather, I will move following the facts.
Too bad that my order of 3K shares and 50 2011 Jan calls did not get filled last Thursday, both missing only by a few cents. With only 2K shares in my account, a surge will definitely help but I need not only the price appreciation but also the quantity of position to recover my huge losses elsewhere.
Another potential disaster is developing with DNDN. Should the pps recover to above 41 by OpEx (which is entirely likely given the volatility), I won't be put the shares. If that is the case, I will end up with no LEAPs added at the bottom and no shares being put, double losing. The cold comfort is that 82K cash will be liberated that I can deploy to work. The sad thing is to sit on a pile of cash at the very bottom of the market. One day in such a volitile market can make a big difference, leaving alone a long week.
I am calling for an overall market negative trend reversal and recovery. Thursday's surge was not followed by a corrective selloff Friday, which to me is a confirmation of a negative trend reversal and recovery.
The stock was decimated post a very good presentation of great news at the ASCO by the main investigator, chiefly for two reasons: the discussant with conflict-of-interest (working for competitors) attacked the presentation from every angle possible with misinformation and fabrication; AF from the Street.com bashed like there is no tomorrow again with misinformation and fabrication of market size and potentials. Shorts (legit and illegal) took advantage and ventured a free fall. In a matter of 3 days, the pps nosedived by about 40%, demoralizing longs like hell.
Take note: the company is fighting back with might! It is scheduling a confererence call to discuss recent developments Tuesday at 4:30pm, an unusually rare move. Will there be new news released (such as a partnership)? I don't speculate or anticipate in this case. Rather, I will move following the facts.
Too bad that my order of 3K shares and 50 2011 Jan calls did not get filled last Thursday, both missing only by a few cents. With only 2K shares in my account, a surge will definitely help but I need not only the price appreciation but also the quantity of position to recover my huge losses elsewhere.
Another potential disaster is developing with DNDN. Should the pps recover to above 41 by OpEx (which is entirely likely given the volatility), I won't be put the shares. If that is the case, I will end up with no LEAPs added at the bottom and no shares being put, double losing. The cold comfort is that 82K cash will be liberated that I can deploy to work. The sad thing is to sit on a pile of cash at the very bottom of the market. One day in such a volitile market can make a big difference, leaving alone a long week.
I am calling for an overall market negative trend reversal and recovery. Thursday's surge was not followed by a corrective selloff Friday, which to me is a confirmation of a negative trend reversal and recovery.