KidPicasso76 : I’m staying. I can’t afford a 70% loss here.

KidPicasso76 Nix2000 OP : Something positive will come out and give us a little pop. That will be my exit point.

KidPicasso76 : They got what they wanted. We supported the merger, now they’re done with us.  Or so it seems.

KidPicasso76 Gconstance889 : You’re right. However, if we lose 90% before then, it won’t really matter.  Let’s be honest. We expected this to go up pre and post merger. It did not.  Right now it would have to go up over 150% just to get to post merger price. We were already down quite a bit at that point.

KidPicasso76 : At this rate, we’re going to need 100% just to break even. Short shares available is beginning to decimate our positions. I have a feeling they will take it all if we don’t get some positive news soon.  Not feeling very confident at this point.

KidPicasso76 Youngbuffet OP : Yep. And for no reason. Maybe even today.

KidPicasso76 Gconstance889 : I have a feeling it’s going to be 3.50 before we know it. Very discouraging how silent management is.  There’s no reason to lose 50, 60, 70% on this, but some of us have.  This has been a learning experience. I’m getting out at first exit point.  Hard to trust management right now.

KidPicasso76 : I asked chat gpt and got this.
Here’s a breakdown of the key elements:
1. Stock Price and Change:
• HURA’s current price is 4.900, with a slight decline of -0.040 (-0.81%).
2. Net Inflow:
• There is a Net Inflow of 254.03K, which indicates that there is a higher level of buying activity compared to selling for this stock.
3. Inflow vs. Outflow:
• Total Inflow: 262.25K
• Total Outflow: 8.22K
• The high inflow compared to the outflow suggests strong buying interest, with inflow significantly outweighing outflow, which can be a positive indicator for the stock’s demand.
• The extra-large (XL) and large (L) order sizes show only inflow and no outflow, which could indicate interest from institutional investors or high-net-worth individuals. This can sometimes be a bullish signal if such orders reflect strategic buying.
Potential Abnormalities:
• Disproportionate Inflow vs. Outflow: The extremely high net inflow and near-zero outflow on larger orders (XL and L) stand out. This imbalance could suggest unusual buying interest, possibly due to news, insider activity, or market speculation affecting HURA. Such a pattern can sometimes precede a significant price movement if the buying interest is sustained.
• Limited Retail Sell-Off: The fact that most outflows come from smaller orders (S) might indicate retail investors selling in smaller quantities, but the overwhelming buy interest in larger orders could still drive the stock’s price up.
In summary, this inflow/outflow breakdown could suggest heightened interest from larger players, which may warrant further investigation into the reasons behind the demand for HURA shares.

KidPicasso76 : Not hopeful.