Algo Grande Copper Corp (ALGR)

Haha their shareholders just want the money they don't give a stuff about HIRU's legal issues. Zero

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I think I jump on the first post-approval spike. Patience is wearing thin.”

You are not alone . This management has more or less guaranteed a huge capitulation at first spike .

You very well could be right. The stock price for FMG has NEVER, to my recollection, followed company specific news.

It's always been about where the mining sector is or whether the gold price is moving higher or lower. So, without knowing where we currently stand with the VOTE that

June 5 Triple whammy for $PL.
Broadcom +
Bond Market +
$1.5B https://investorshub.advfn.com/stock-market/NYSE/planet-labs-pbc-PL/stock-news/98683709/form-8-k-current-report 8K

One thing is clear, Alex Denner and Sarissa Capital employees on the BOD are incompetent stooges. The other thing that is clear is Michael Torok is a bigger thief because he created the CSG to get a seat on the BOD and get paid and shut his mouth. Thankfully retail rejected Torok and Sarissa at the

You keep saying nothing I said removes the possibility. Nothing you have said supports it.

If the theory is that the MAA involves expanded label consideration beyond GBM/rGBM, then what would that actually require?

Which cancers are included? Lung? ovarian? melanoma? co

Boston ,dude ( NVDA, ,BROADCOM ,MICRON) where not even in the same room, two not one good reports, we go down , the markets go up, we go Down, jobs, get added ,we go down,and Existing-home sales are low but stable/slightly up. April 2026 sales came in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 mil

Yesterday's selloff had nothing to do with LWLG fundamentals and everything to do with macro and sector events. Broadcom reported 143% year-over-year AI chip revenue growth but declined to raise its full-year guidance, which was enough to disappoint a market that had priced in perfection. That trigg

You need to study the Elon Musk option. he will be directly responsible for developing a community of humans on the moon in the years ahead. every short that's betted against his company's has gotten their head cut off once TSLA became profitable..... And i'm talking sizable hedge funds. he's act

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Keep it up!

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"February 9, 2026 - “Spider silk output is expected to ramp rapidly, with Kraig Labs hitting full output of 10 metric tons of recombinant spider silk cocoon per month by May.”
"November 17, 2025 - “The Company is now processing a portion of its recombinant spider silk inventory into yarns tai

Insulet Reveals New Data Supporting Breakthrough Omnipod® 6 and Fully Closed-Loop AID Systems Designed to Improve Outcomes, Reduce Effort, and Unlock Barriers to CareJune 6, 2026 7:00 AM
Business Wire STRIVE pivotal trial shows Omnipod 6 achieved strong

‘Out of the Shadows’ Memoir From Senior U.S. Official to Investigate Truth About Non-Human Intelligent Life

~ Dan Farah, who directed and produced ‘The Age of Disclosure’ doc, has secured the film and television rights to Stratton’s memoir with plans to develop it as a scripted series

true, but i did in that situation, never thought i'd find it in 5 minutes!!!

lol!! i promise, only if you take your mod spot back!!!

Gonna be fun watching all these cockroaches get squashed by Al-Thani 🇶🇦⚒️

They came in today, and I believe they are the latest.

I don't know the rules and regulations that govern these things; I do find it off that the "latest" posting on this "just released" reveal is from March of 2025. But maybe that is good thing if NO transactions like these have oc

Good morning people , Well maybe now you’ll understand BJ sold investors out , and have lock investors in for two to three years (JUST TO BREAK EVEN) maybe while he sells the stock he got for making this deal for whatever reason he put down on the reason for selling shares, making millions each time

Oxford Uni student data pwned yet again – this time via career platform breach

~ Totally different attack from the break-in last month. Oh, so that's OK then.

~ by www.theregister.com/author/connor-jones Connor Jones , Cybersecurity Reporter, 06 Jun 2026
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A sell-off like Friday’s is ‘rarely the top’ of a rally, says Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel

Published Fri, Jun 5 20264:50 PM EDT

Esteemed finance professor Jeremy Siegel called Friday’s sell-off in the technology sector a common reaction to a parabolic rise in stock prices. B

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PWNED: All the passwords were stored in Active Directory description fields

~ It was far too easy for a hacker to get the information.

~ by www.theregister.com/author/avram-piltch Avram Piltch , US editor, 04 Jun 2026
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Nothing in the excerpt you posted demonstrates that CTBVEAG advises on late-stage MAA approval decisions.
What it shows is that CTBVEAG has historically considered a wider range of matters than just standard CTA applications, including EAMS cases, manufacturing-related matters, and certain me