Soulpower Acquisition Corporation (SOUL.U)

It may be a dead cat now, but it is sitting in my crab pot.  I’ll be back when I’m done making my rounds.  When I eventually pull it up it may be loaded with delicious crab. 

Regarding options 1, 2, and 3. If in option 1 we merged with a Nasdaq company over $4 a share that would be fine. If they were under $4 a share, wouldn't we have to have a reverse split if we merged? In addition, wouldn't we need a reverse split in option 2 as well if we acquire a company under $1 a

JerryCampbell,

It was stated that the MAA submitted allowed for introduction of this patient level data IF it became available. So addendum, since you are trying to figure out the time involved, which I think that they believed might become available IF there was enough time elapsing

Wishing everyone a safe holiday and a good time with your family!!!

Our long awaited day of reckoning is here and most likely will come and go silently but we will go through the motion with slight hope and meet again at the end of the day

Not a chance...🤣

If it is...(806)-742-3767
Call Texas Tech.
Call Nelson.
Call the state of Texas.
That won't happen, because there's nothing to offer besides griping and whining.

If you think AMFN is a scam, then...

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FOMO and short panic and fear are the reason why people will never make good money in anything.if you can’t see the fundamentals and hold during a bad period then you should just go do options or leave stocks alone. 

Even the fake news and three amigos have disappeared

BEST SELLERS RANK (BSR) IS 332 3 Estimated Sold on Amazon Since JULY 1 - 3RD Quarter 2026
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NOTE: In theory, when BSR Value Dec

The interesting line here is that 98% of small molecules and almost all biologics fail to cross the BBB. That reframes the whole CNS space. Most retail investors read an Alzheimer's headline and chase whichever company has the loudest trial readout, but if the article is right, the real bottleneck w

“Perhaps you’d like to explain why they filed them in the first place, then, only to withdraw them later”.

No I wouldn’t, because you wouldn’t be able to comprehend it. There’s a number of perfectly good reasons why. You’ll just have to figure it out on your own..

Need two more days with a close above a buck. Let's go.

You constantly say manufacturing, manufacturing, manufacturing......You know what would expedite manufacturing? The dollars that would roll in once we had approval. Approval brings eyes money and partnerships. Nwbo can't be expected to do it all alone.
So approve first and then tackle manufac

N/C n 62 days T/A verified Authorized Shares 12,000,000,000 07/03/2026
Outstanding Shares 9,075,744,139 07/03/2026
Restricted 451,444,523 07/03/2026
Unrestricted 8,624,299,616 07/03/2026
Held at DTC 8,588,090,296 07/03/2026

Authorized Shares 12,000,000,000

A guess a question to any and all here. Any of you use Fidelity as a broker? For those of you who do, are you familiar with when you do research on a stock, Fidelity provides what they call an "Equity Summary Score" provided by LSEG StarMine. That score is in a form of a number ranging from 0 to

Scott Bessent is the problem he doesn't want to release look at his previous business adventures / businesses

Contact the SEC.

Phase 2 verification. Subject to financing. Subpart 1300 compliant estimate maybe someday. I've watched this movie before with OTC tailings plays and by the time a real resource estimate lands, the stock has either been diluted into oblivion or the story quietly disappears. Two years of sampling hea

Thanks, I remember those days!

In regard to the new compensation plan just announced -

Netlist obviously has some very intelligent and talented people working there. To attract the best talent, a company has got to offer employee's good wages and perks. Since Netlist hasn't been making a great amount of revenue

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