They like the stock
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Shows option order flow, not sure where it pulls data from. Also, only shows buys and not sells (obviously someone is selling these if someone is buying them, but I mean that you can’t see “oh someone bought X CLVS calls at Y price and then they sold when it hit Z”)
Anyone know why Clovis was up to $90 in 2017 and sub $10 now?
Stonks only go up. You have the chart upside down.
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another $10k in CLVS calls on option flow, same weird strike/date
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Last 17 minutes before close lets go 
That date (2/12) is the day after they present at the conference, they’re supposed to talk some about earnings there as well I believe.
And if the reason the stock price crashed was because their drug wasn’t making much revenue, that basis no longer is holding true because the revenue has been continuing to increase.
Net revenues, entirely from Clovis’ only marketed drug, Rubraca, were up almost 3.1% year over year to $38.8 million in the quarter. However, revenues missed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $42.34 million.
^ that was Q3
Q4:
Unaudited preliminary results include:
$43.0M - $43.5M in estimated Rubraca® global product revenues for the fourth quarter of 2020 compared to $38.8M for Q3 2020 and $39.3M for Q4 2019;
Stock price has been going up since Q3 earnings… Q4 earnings even better than Q3. Q4 earnings coming very soon…
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I have 2 2/19 8$ call options for CLVS! To the moon!!!
Also put my profits into 2 2/12 GME $46 puts. Please crash and burn!
"The Boston - area trader at the center of the past week’s frenzy over GameStop Corp . GME 15.04% , who also worked until last week as a broker , may face legal jeopardy for potential violations of federal rules governing brokers ’ communications with the public , according to securities lawyers"
LOL, what a [very rich] moron.
I don’t know the standard amount of time it should take for someone to become debrokerized.
It would be so fitting for the only person to end up fucked over in this entire saga is the dude who patiently waited a year and a half for GME to surge. Not whoever was responsible for allowing a stock to be >100% shorted, not the leeches pumping and dumping into hordes of idiot retail investors, not any of the hedge funds for whatever shenanigans they surely pulled to avoid getting wiped out… nah our judicial system is gonna go after a YouTuber who was honest about his position the entire time.
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What a line:
“The biggest risk with the nonfarm payroll report was a strong rebound in hiring that could diminish the prospects of future fiscal stimulus,” wrote Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda, in a research note.
in a word, STONKS?
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I’ve read Graham’s investing book, the Boglehead book and took Finance 101 in college but was focusing on accounting. Those books were mostly about long term investing and since I’m home and the GME shit got my gamboool going and am burned out on poker, does anyone have suggestions for day trading like analysis and content? I’ve busted out the finance text book I never sold to review and have Security Analysis also but have just started reading it. I am thinking of starting with a small bankroll and trying it out until COVID is over at least and see how it goes. TIA. Inb4 I’m broke and asking to move in with someone.
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I’ve gotta think profitably day trading is close to impossible with the proliferation of quant based funds and HFT.
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I always hear this but I’ve been watching The Stock Guy that was on with AOC and he’s doubled his 70k starting investment since he started streaming on Twitch in May. RandCorp also on Twitch has gotten a huge return on his bankroll since January 1st he said yesterday. I’ll plan on maximizing long term investments still but want to fuck around and find out. Worse that happens is I lose a few bucks and learn a lot on the way hopefully. I’m not a degenerate and don’t gamble much other than poker and politics so I won’t be mortgaging a house or anything.
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But how much did you lose?
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In a way, we’re all holding Clovis.
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