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CNOOC Limited
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The CEO is a buddy of 🥭. COHR will get a giant bump at some point.

„The stock is now trading around $0.08—well below the approximately $0.11 level where BioLargo’s CEO received restricted stock awards in June and July. Those shares were subject to a milestone-based lock-up, so they were not simply immediately available for sale.
The lock-up is tied to BioLargo reaching either $40 million in consolidated gross revenue or a $300 million market capitalization, absent a change in control. Both are roughly 10× milestones from today’s scale: $40 million represents about a tenfold step-up from the company’s current revenue base, while a $300 million market cap would equate to a share price around $0.80, or roughly 10× the current \~$0.08 share price.“

Good term holdings shouldn´t be completely recession proof imo. It should be a holdings you believe will deliver high CAGR through both bad and good times.
Mine is brookfield corporation. Great historical CAGR of +19% for the last 30 years, great CEO in Bruce Flatt, diversified, owns hard assets the world economy relies on, stable cash flows, inflation protected and invest into where the see future good CAGR without restricting themself to a specific region, sector or size of company.

3 buyers at least did visit. One asked ELTP to buy THEM once all was said and done. There is currently a buyer in talks with Elite. Jeffries M&A contract extended 6 months to facilitate in case that comes to fruition…and IF not then uplist by Feb earnings call or nearly immediately after per the CEO. I guess you think the CEO is just lying…after he’s come through time after time and grown the company revs 5000%. And I’m assuming you have never owned or operated a company - it’s not “shifting goalposts”, it’s called “pivoting”. It’s mandatory in business if you want to be successful. You can hate on me all you want. I remember everyone laughing when this was 3 cents and I dropped $350k in. I DM’d some of them when it shot to 40 cents, but they didn’t have very good senses of humor anymore.

The question you should be asking is if AA is still the CEO 🚀

Maybe a dumb question but As CEO, is RC privy to the number for shares sold short or is he as in the dark as we are?

Ping CEO Tanashi and I will look into it for you.

I started doing this during the pandemic after reading Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits but I later read an interview where Warren Buffet basically said he didn't know how effective it was and I stopped doing it (for the most part). It's time consuming and not really a scalable approach as an invdividual investor. But if I really start concentrating a position I will dig in as much as possible and try to learn more. I talked to the CEO of a steel company on the phone a few years ago after introducing myself through LinkedIn. I also spoke to the CFO for a bit and he told me to become a CFA. These people can't share non-public information but they can answer your questions as you are an investor of the business which can be incredibly valuable. But you got to pick and and choose here, you'lre not gonna start making daily cold calls:)

PS I was buying Lululemon apparel in the beginning and I passed on the stock because I need money for other things back then. It was a hard pill to swallow and watch and sit on the sidelines. I don't know what is going with the stock now and I don't care. Retail is hard. You gotta spend money just to stay in place. And Lulu right now has Vuori, alo and other brands competing with them now. They have price and margin pressure that did not exist before. They have marketing costs that will be relatively higher and costs in general in the interim will be higher. They acquired Mirror which was really when they fucked up and they've never been the same since (for multiple reasons). They tried to do shoes - horrendous.
There's not an easy answer here. But what i would do is focus on core which is their yoga pants. They now have competition there - let's say $100 pants. Why don't they do a vertical premium up to a $500 pants - maybe collab with some expensive fashion brands. I would focus on a premium vertical of yoga pants and if they somehow have success with that, build on that. If they can't do this, I would sell the business to Nike, keep the name + "by Nike", tell Nike not to fuck it up and ruin (which they might) it. The Skinny: there are many better ways to spend your time than on Lululemon, it's too hard. Or maybe they can sell the Yoga pants to Hoka who I trust with execution. Hoka + Lulu pants would actually be a pretty nice combo but that's a $DECK thing not a $LULU thing. Hmm..

The guy is a one hit wonder of a CEO. He can’t do anything more for META at this point. He’s wasted too much money on stupid projects and he’s at a loss as to how to keep his platforms relevant long term.

Why won’t you take him seriously? Is it the Arbeit macht frei edgy meme lord tweet? Why should they disqualify him from a CEO job?
/s

This guy knows corporate.
Like if you were really important enough, they'd let you work from office/remote/hybrid, from multiple or different locations, and on your schedule with flexibility.
It's not just CEO/founders/controllers with super majorities Zuck, Elon, Buffet, or Gates. It's talent like Tim Cook, Jaime Dimon, Amodei, or Altman. Heck, if you're talented enough at your job you can do it even from outside of the c-suite. Say you're a lobbyist who just happens to have the right connections, the legal/tax guy they can't do without, or even in 2026 the coder/IT/tech guy they really can't do without then you'll get leeway.

Look at OP, thinking he’s getting meetings with Bitcoin CEO

His trick to get the shareholders vote for their own dilution worked perfectly. He’s been the most detrimental to any price movement and to the company as a whole since he’s been CEO. Best thing happening to the storyline so far!

If META changes its CEO, the stock will hit $1,000 the next hour

I'm so glad you asked.
The entire premise of this subreddit, is that the market, and GME in particular, are heavily manipulated by market makers and institutions. You've clearly heard of the MOASS. The first S, literally stands for short. As in the company has been massively shorted into the ground. Hence the potential for a squeeze.
Furthermore you are relying on the stock price as the basis for measuring the current success of the company, instead of any factors that can't be manipulated, such as the record breaking profts it's brought in this past year. The strongest quarter in company history. An almost complete pivot away from retail games sales as the primary means of income.
And down 50% from when? When RC joined the company the stock was at 1$ post split value. Many of us were buying heavily at $10, myself included.
RC is not the CEO of MOASS inc. His job is to run GME not manipulate markets. If he came on the job and said 'guys we're gonna make the moass happen lol' and started just going about that, people would be justified in their criticisms. Instead he's presided over one of the most historic turn arounds in corporate history.
This point is actually worth some debate. Not necessarily poor faith, but I would argue he's got more experience in online market places than he did retail experience coming into GME. He arguably had no business coming into this business, and yet he saved it and turned it around.
But yes, these are bad faith points because you know these things, and you structure your arguements to conveniently ignore things, and call your hot takes facts.

yes. just talked to the CEO. said it’s out of stock

You should’ve listen to the Bitcoin CEO and buy.
Joke aside I don’t know if it’s satire or true but *waiting for BTC to bottom* is unpredictable. You got proof right here.
DCA and chill my guy.

Short ladder attack. Nothing changed about the company. CEO Yolo’d 4 million in shares this month

The primary endpoint was set very ambitiously and the company is blinded to actual survival data. Even though the CEO is extremely bullish, it would still be reckless of him to tell the IDMC to unblind. This would serve no benefit to SLS and result in a higher HR. He has also stated that he is concerned a halt would potentially make the FDA believe they are attempting to manipulate results

That's what was authorized in the IPO but they only issued 11 million at that time.
6,367,680 class b
5,441,159 class a
Class b is what the CEO owns and has 50 votes per share voting rights.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2011458/000149315226000280/ex3-1.htm?utm_source=chatgpt.com
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