September 24, 2021 8:05am
Turning of the tide is a common phrase that references the way the tides are low and high, and the lack of control
Pre-open indications: 0 BUYs and 7 SELLs
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Dow futures are DOWN -0.33% (-113 points), S&P futures are DOWN -0.42% (-18 point) and NASDAQ futures are DOWN -0.58% (-88 point)
U.S. stock futures were lower on Friday
European stocks were also trading lower,
Asia-Pacific stocks were mixed, although Japan's Nikkei climbed after trading resumed post-holiday
Henry’omics:
Yesterday, the stock market rally had another strong session, with the S&P 500 joining the Nasdaq in reclaiming key support while leading stocks showed strong action.
As new records are reached, I say … bye.
If you didn’t remember what happen at Thursday night’s close and the quarter’s “number’s” impact, you won’t be prepared for today’s session:
- Thursday’s evening’s recap: “lucky sector up day with low volume but, risk is still lurking” … https://www.regmedinvestors.com/articles/12108
Q3/21:
- September, 1 holiday, 9 positive and 6 negative close
- August - 12 positive and 10 negative close
- July: 6 positives, 1 holiday and 15 negative closes
Q2/21 Earnings releases … https://www.regmedinvestors.com/articles/11542 … to date:
Applied Genetic Technologies (AGTC) – reports today, 9/23
Companies in my headlights – It’s your decision; I provide an idea and context:
The Biostage (BSTG) Chronicles: WHAT happening in the usual “pump/promote”?
- Thursday closed up +$0.06 with 839 shares traded after Wednesday closed down -$0.45 with 3,833 shares traded after Tuesday’s +$0.25 with 654 shares traded following Monday closing down -$0.26 to $3.40 with 563 shares traded after last Friday’s 129 shares traded dropping the share price -$0.38 after last Thursday closed -$0.04 with 14,641 shares traded
Question: WERE BSTG’s Q2 filing AUDITED by any accounting firm or left UNAUDITED for investors?
SELL from BUY:
Solid Biosciences (SLDB) closed down again -$0.04 to $2.96 after Wednesday’s -$0.20 to $3.00, with a negative -$0.13 or -4.39% pre-market indication as it “finally” report positive 1.5-year functional data and patient-reported outcome measures (Pediatric Outcomes Data Collection Instrument, or PODCI) for patients 4-6 in the ongoing IGNITE DMD P1/2 clinical trial of SGT-001.
CRISP Therapeutics (CRSP) closed up +$3.44 to $121.25 after Wednesday’s +$0.56 to $117.81, Tuesday’s +$0.78 to $117.25, Monday’s down -$8.05 to $116.47 after last Friday’s +$7.10 to $124.52 and has a negative -$2.18 or -1.80% pre-market indication.
Editas Medicine (EDIT) closed up again +$2.96 to $62.07 after Wednesday’s +$0.43 and Tuesday’s $58.68 and Monday’s $58.20 with a negative -$0.57 or -0.92% pre-market indication.
Global Blood Therapeutics (GBT) closed up +$0.38 to $26.52 after Wednesday’s -$0.86 to $26.14, Tuesday’s -$0.10 to $27.00 and Monday’s $27.10 with a negative -$0.97 or -3.66% pre-market indication.
Maintaining SELL:
Applied Genetic Technologies (AGTC) closed up +$0.10 to $3.42 after Wednesday’s $, Tuesday’s $ and Monday’s $ with a negative -$0.17 or -4.97% pre-market indication post earnings release
Fate Therapeutics (FATE) closed down -$0.03 to $58.86 after Wednesday’s +$0.76 to $68.89, Tuesday’s +$0.65 to $44.23 and Monday’s $43.58 with a negative -$0.85 or -1.23% pre-market indication,
The BOTTOM LINE: I had that “twitch” yesterday – early, concerning the sector’s movement, it will enjoy the ride with the market’s high; however, the wall of worry associated with anxiety and fear need to be considered.
After three (3) up session so far this week, shocks to the sector will probably give us a correction, but these are usually short-lived as the weight of current investment … still needs a home.
I’m … still watching my portfolio’s “six”, it is fraught with the 'turning of the tide" …
Not yielding, I keep reinforcing the theme that increased stock market volatility suppresses the stem, cell and gene therapy sector.
I maintain, the recent stem, cell and gene therapy sector investors should be a bit more defensive, limiting new buys and perhaps curtailing overexposure to electronic trading risks.
Theme is uncertainty, more likely to me: skepticism …
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