ICU
SeaStar Medical Holding Corporation Common Stock
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We shall see …. about two of those! ;)
$IVP and $SONM come to mind. How about $ICU?

$ICU just made a thesis post [https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/1ppy81n/seastar\_medical\_300bagger\_thesis\_from\_vic/](https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/1ppy81n/seastar_medical_300bagger_thesis_from_vic/)

Cold tape, wallets even colder. Risk came out of the market and pennies felt it first. Major indexes bled, tech and AI names led the slide, and small caps followed. In that backdrop, most community favоrites either stalled or leaked because there was no fresh fuel.
What stagnated despite chatter
FLWS 4.60, -0.65%. SLS 2.17, -1.36%. DFLI 0.434, -1.27%. PT 0.955, -2.04%. ICU 0.306, -2.30%. MIST 2.105, -4.32%. РRPH 0.109, -5.30%. NXXT 1.40, -2.78%.
All highly discussed. Almost no new filings. When the tape turns risk off, talk does not pay the bid.
What actually moved
On the green side: YCBD 2.22, +55%. VYNE 0.648, +61%. ATPC 0.144, +60%. PCSA 5.80, +47% and trending on Stоcktwits. These were momentum outliers with real intradаy heat. If you did not have them prеmarked, you chased or you missed.
On the red side: VТGN 0.845, -81%. One of those days where single name risk shows up loud. In a risk off tape, bad news or thin liquidity gets punished.
Why the day felt awful anyway
Macro mood flipped. When big tech softens, pennies lose buyers. Liquidity shrinks and spreads widen.
Small cap beta dragged. Russell weakness and higher implied vol push funds to dе-risk. Micrоcaps get sold first.
Cryptо was muted. A lot of penny flow is sympathy to broader speculation. No tailwind there.
No catalysts. Most popular names had zero new filings or binding РRs. Volume dries up, profit taking kicks in, and you get slow leaks.
Technical selling. Intrаday trend turned down. Short term traders raised cash by dumping the highest risk bucket.
WТF to do tomorrow then you ask. Here it is.
Separate heat from hope. If there is no filing, treat it like a rental.
Prеbuild two lists: real catalysts with dates, and pure momentum. Trade only what hits your list.
For chatty names like NХХT and DFLI, wait for either a level reclaim with volume or a fresh piece of paper. Otherwise you are paying spread. BTW NХХT decided to rebound last hour of trading.
Respect single name risk. VТGN is your reminder to size like exits are narrow.
Burned myself on GРUS today so tomorrow is Smart trading day.
Anyone else got red today?

Thanks, I'm an NP (work in the OR assisting and also management ICU) - I am fortunate to be able to save this much and we certainly live well below our means. I drive an old car - I bought my wife a new car in 2023 and paid it off as quickly as possible. Our mortgage is lower compared to others around our area (bought in 2019). I'm not sure that I can save this much long term, but hoping for steady raises over the next "5" years - we have a "tier" system for payscale, i'm currently a tier 2 of 4.

I love $ICU seastar medical

Hi everyone, I’m looking for health insurance for my dad who is 65 years old. He used to be covered by his international company, but since he retired, he no longer has health insurance.
Our main priority is hospitalization coverage (hospital bills, room & board, surgery, ICU, etc.). We’ve tried Pacific Cross before, but we honestly didn’t like their system, the reimbursement process was slow and unpleasant, and overall it was just frustrating to deal with. I understand that senior insurance can be expensive (possibly ₱150-200k+/year), but I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have experience with senior plans.
A few questions:
• What health insurance plans worked for your parents (65+)?
• Which companies are more senior-friendly?
• How do they handle pre-existing conditions?
• Is it reimbursement-based or cashless?
• Any companies to avoid