Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Message Board
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PAL has a market cap now at 178M now and trades at 30% discount to BV...with palladium at 725 dollars.
by bigblue904034 •May 16, 2013 2:26 AMI like your analysis and your success in trading PAL for years gives you a lot of credit.
IMO, this is a surviving game, if PAL could get financing and survive, the stock price might go much higher from here, if not, PAL might be bought out or ...
According to the mining reserve of PAL, it should not have any problem getting financial support from the market and it has big chance to be bought out due to its mining reserve and its low evaluation right now.
Palladium is going much higher in next few years due to industry usage, deficit and the rareness of this precious metal. Palladium should be more expensive than Gold in the future.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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It would be huge for this stock once it takes off.
It's about time IMHO.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Thanks for telling me the history.
But the chart is trying to tell us the future and it won't lie.
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So why are you here then?
Shorting or holding with a lost? -
Volume is picking up, maybe we have some serious buyer now.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Rod, I am in Tiny for a small position now.
Could you share your insight on this stock here?
From technical point of view, especially from the quarterly chart,
this stock is going to breakout and sky rock in a big way.
But I don't know how long it's going to take for it to happen.
It could be a few months or even a few years depends on how the fundamental is going.
But if we are lucky and there is some good news coming out,
this might happen much sooner than I expected.
Anyway, let's see how it goes.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Hold this stock for long-term and have a nice return.
I am looking at $20 - $25 range in one or two years.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Good job!
This PAL is finally going to take off while others are already in the sky.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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That's really nice! Enjoy the sunshine!
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I think so.
Or maybe it was just those who wanted to have a better entry point.
It's totally understandable.
To be honest, this stock is still really cheap.
$10.5 - $12.50 is still a good collecting area since some insiders are still willing to sell between this price range.
If I were a fund manager, I will keep buying between $10.50 - $12.50 and hold it above $20 - $22 or even more depends on how the business growing of the company. -
Every healthy volume.
I wish those insides had sold all of their shares and gone.
If not yet, I hope they have a better vision on the company than before. -
We are talking about a $1.36 stock not a $13.6 stock.
How bad could it be? The book value is $1.42.
All the bad news had been out, it's called a bottom.
The reward is much higher than risk.
But don't put too much money on it due to the risk. -
I haven't heard from you for a long time.
Are you on vacation? -
Are you in now?
I am buying more if this is ever going down $10.
See how desperate those shorts are?
I had warned them long time ago, don't short a under valued stock but a over valued stock which everybody loves like Apple last year. -
I am going to end this post and start a new one.
$10.50 is just the starting point of going to $20.
Hold your bag and breath.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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SHORT SELL THESE IDIOTS LEAVE EM HOLDING THE BAG
by ta_k1ng_expert_pro •May 2, 2013 10:11 AMShorts are desperate.
Keep holding your short positions and you will lose your pants.
I don't know what's bad holding bag on a good stock.
Warren Buffett is always doing that.
Shorting is no good. -
Cover it, short.
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This stock should never have been trading below it's IPO price $10 or $10.50 if there is no shorts.
Thanks shorts to let real investors could buy it below $10.
$10.50 would be the bottom and starting point going to $20.
You think insiders are fool seeing the company when it is doing great and selling low?
I bet their expectations is different now. -
Don't try to fool longs to sell you short.
Buy in as soon as you can, this stock is going to $20 much faster than I thought.Sentiment: Strong Buy
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Q1 EPS $1.25(including 2012 blender credits) and fabulous Q2 and Q3 guidance!
Keep this in mind, the total shares of this company is only 36M.
You know what it means to EPS in 2013
Adjusted EBITDA(not including 2012 and 2013 blender credits):
Q1 - $22M
Q2 - $35M - $50M
Q3 - $25M - $40M
Total for the three quarters - $82M - $112M / 36M = ?
I know that adjusted EBITDA(exclude 2013 blender credits) is not equal to net income,
but it's a good guidance that the company is doing great in their business.
There is challenges and risks but focus on the bright side, this is a new industry and
the government is supporting it.
With that in mind in the second quarter we expect to sell between 55 million and 65 million gallons. We expect adjusted EBITDA to range between $35 million and $50 million for the quarter - Q2.
At the time of our last call we guided to 55 million to 60 million gallon sold for second quarter and $15 million to $25 million of adjusted EBITDA.
For the third quarter of 2013 we expect to sell between 55 million and 70 million gallons and generated adjusted EBITDA ranging between $25 million and $40 million. Please remember the normal seasonal patterns of our business where demand strengthens in the summer and is generally weaker in Q4 and Q1.Sentiment: Strong Buy