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Breakeven On The Horizon For UroGen Pharma Ltd. (NASDAQ:URGN)

Marcus LeeTuesday, Dec 31, 2024 7:33 am ET
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UroGen Pharma Ltd. (NASDAQ:URGN), a biotech company dedicated to developing and commercializing innovative solutions that treat urothelial and specialty cancers, is poised to reach its breakeven point as it continues to advance its pipeline and expand its market reach. With a strong financial performance and a promising pipeline, UroGen is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative cancer treatments.



UroGen's proprietary RTGel® technology enhances the efficacy of its pipeline assets, including UGN-102 and UGN-301, by enabling longer exposure of bladder tissue to medications. This sustained release, hydrogel-based platform technology has the potential to improve the therapeutic profiles of existing drugs, making local therapy a potentially more effective treatment option.

UGN-102, a sustained release, hydrogel-based formulation of mitomycin, is in Phase 3 development for the treatment of low-grade, intermediate-risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (LG-IR-NMIBC). In the Phase 3 ATLAS trial, UGN-102 demonstrated superiority to TURBT with a 55% reduction in risk of recurrence, progression, or death in patients who received UGN-102. The ENVISION trial showed a complete response rate of 79.2% at 3-months following the initial treatment. Assuming positive findings from the ENVISION Phase 3 study, UroGen anticipates submitting a New Drug Application (NDA) for UGN-102 in 2024, which could open a significant revenue stream.



UGN-301, an investigational, in-licensed, anti-CTLA-4 monoclonal antibody (zalifrelimab) prepared with reverse-thermal hydrogel for intravesical administration into the bladder, is also a promising asset in UroGen's pipeline. UroGen is evaluating UGN-301 as combination therapy for the intravesical treatment of high-grade NMIBC. If successful, UGN-301 could provide an additional revenue stream for UroGen.

UroGen's strategic partnerships and collaborations have contributed to the advancement and commercialization of its pipeline, particularly UGN-102. The company's collaboration with Astellas Pharma US, Inc. has accelerated the launch of Jelmyto and expanded its market reach. Additionally, UroGen's partnership with Clovis Oncology has expanded its global footprint in the European market.

UroGen's effective management of cash flow and financial resources has enabled the company to maintain sustainability and support its growth initiatives. The company has completed two follow-on equity offerings in 2024, raising a total of $107.498855 million. UroGen's revenue has been growing consistently, with a 28.52% increase in 2023 compared to the previous year. The company's earnings per share (EPS) is expected to grow by 68.1% per annum, indicating strong financial performance and profitability.



In conclusion, UroGen Pharma Ltd. (NASDAQ:URGN) is well-positioned to reach its breakeven point as it continues to advance its pipeline and expand its market reach. With a strong financial performance, a promising pipeline, and strategic partnerships, UroGen is poised to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative cancer treatments. As the company continues to execute on its growth initiatives, investors can expect a steady stream of revenue and potential dividend income.
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Super-Implement4739
05/14
Damn!!I profited significantly from the signal generated by EB stock.
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05/14
@Super-Implement4739 How long u hold EB stock? Was it a quick trade or long-term?
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car12703
04/30
Localization might help, but geopolitics are wildcards.
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04/30
Mercedes' EV strategy needs serious revamp.
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04/30
Mercedes going all-in on luxury ICEs, smart move given EV struggles. But will it be enough to stop the bleeding?
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04/30
23% stock dip since 2021, oof.
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WoodKite
04/30
Mercedes' pivot to luxury ICE vehicles might just be a stopgap. Long-term, EVs are the game.
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SuperRedHulk1
04/30
Cutting costs is easy; innovation is harder.
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Unlikely_Disaster_67
04/30
@SuperRedHulk1 True, innovation takes more effort.
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Mk4c1627
04/30
Damn!!The AAPL stock generated the signal, from which I have benefited significantly!
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JoePTv
04/30
@Mk4c1627 How long you held AAPL? Was it a quick trade or long-term?
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hornetEFT
05/02
$AAPL Dan Ives ups Apple price target to 270 says worst case scenario for iPhone tariff is off the table
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Then_Sympathy
05/02
@hornetEFT Any other analysts raising targets?
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THenrich
05/01
$AAPL $100 billion buyback. Results don't matter. It's all about the money flow.
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Nobuevrday
05/01
Services rev is a bright spot 📈
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LabResponsible7389
05/01
@Nobuevrday Services rev is lit, but tariffs might hit margins.
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wrong_usually
05/01
@Nobuevrday Services rev is solid, but watch for margin compression due to hardware declines.
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WellWe11Well
05/01
Tariffs are a real headache for $AAPL, but diversifying production is a smart move. Watch out for AI innovations, could be a game-changer.
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what_did_you_forget
05/01
@WellWe11Well Totally agree, AI's the future.
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Motor_Ad2255
05/01
@WellWe11Well Any other stocks you're watching?
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Accomplished-Bill-45
05/01
Diversification is key in this volatile market.
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HJForsythe
05/01
$AAPL buybacks and dividend hikes are sweet for us hodlers. Keeping cash flow steady while they navigate through choppy WATers.
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thequietguy_
05/01
@HJForsythe How long you been hodling $AAPL? Curious if you got a target price in mind or just riding it out.
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joethemaker22
05/01
Tariffs are a real headache for $AAPL, but diversifying production is a smart move. Let's see how it plays out.
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Senyorty12
05/01
Tariffs are a real bear for $AAPL.
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TobyAguecheek
05/01
India and Vietnam becoming key players in Apple's playbook. Smart move to hedge against China's volatility. Let's see how it pans out.
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SnowySalesman
05/01
Holding $AAPL long-term, despite the noise.
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Pushover112233
05/01
India's becoming the new China for Apple.
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ttforum
05/01
Geopolitical risks got Apple juggling like a circus act. But hey, they're adapting. Wonder if $TSLA will follow suit soon?
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FinTecGeek
05/01
Wow!The AAPL stock was in an easy trading mode with Premium tools, and I made $239 from it!
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03Oliver
05/15
"The Treasury’s sanctions are like a spotlight in a dark alley—exposing the shady dealings and forcing everyone to scramble into the light. Investors, better dust off those compliance goggles or risk getting blinded by the new era of transparency. Time to switch from opacity to clarity, or get left in the dust.
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godson__1029
05/15
@03Oliver What's the impact on oil prices?
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05/15
@03Oliver Totally agree, compliance is key.
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AbuSaho
05/15
Sanctions squeeze: time to ditch risky energy stocks
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05/15
Transparency is the new alpha. Invest in tech that shines a light on dark supply chains.
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the_doonz
05/15
Iran ties = dead weight for energy portfolios
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05/15
Sanctions are like bears in the market—better to avoid 'em than get mauled.
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ZhangtheGreat
05/15
Sanctions game is chess, not checkers. Diversify or get checkmated.
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05/15
Diversify or die: the new mantra for energy investors
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05/15
Compliance tech is the new alpha in energy trading
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05/15
@ResponsibleCell1606 What do you think about compliance tech in other sectors?
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05/15
Wow!Those $BABA whale-sized options block were screaming danger! � Closed positions just in time profiting more than $263
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05/01
Balance is key, overloading leads to crash.
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05/01
Tariffs like a heavy load, mess with the balance. Global trade feels the pinch, so watch out for those unintended consequences.
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microcapspeculator
05/01
Tariffs are like a wheelbarrow with a flat tire—meant to carry weight but ends up causing drag. Sometimes, the best solution is to let the air out and find a better balance.
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IsItSetToWumbo
05/01
@microcapspeculator Tariffs are like patching a leaky wheelbarrow—fixing one hole, but creating a bigger mess elsewhere. Maybe it's time to rethink the whole wheelbarrow strategy and go for a more YOLO trade policy.
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05/01
Balance is key. Overloading the wheelbarrow or the economy leads to a messy crash. Trade wars hurt everyone in the end.
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05/01
Repurpose like a wheelbarrow, adapt in the market.
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stertercsi
05/01
Protectionism ain't a silver bullet. Sometimes, the "America First" approach ends up leaving everyone stuck in the mud.
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05/01
Tariffs like a wrecking ball, smash unintended targets. Global trade is the wheelbarrow; handle with care, folks.
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WellWe11Well
05/01
Tariffs are like dead weight, slow the wheelbarrow down.
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05/01
@WellWe11Well Tariffs r slowin' us down, 4 real.
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05/01
@WellWe11Well True dat. Tariffs r dead weight.
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DarkFancy639
05/01
Holy!🚀 AAPL stock went full bull as tools from Pro benefits. Cashed out $226 gains!
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05/01
@DarkFancy639 How long you holdin' AAPL? You think it's gonna keep climbin' or is it time to cash out some more?
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ZaltWasTaken
05/01
@DarkFancy639 I had a similar move recently, cashed out some gains too. Feels good, ya?
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SeabeeSW3
05/16
Crypto's become the "swamp thing" of finance—ugly, tangled, but still alive. Maybe one day it'll shed its skin and emerge anew.
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05/16
Damn!!the Peak Seeker algorithm successfully identified both trough and apex inflection points in AMZN equity's price action, while my execution latency resulted in material opportunity cost.
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05/16
@theArcticChiller How long you holding AMZN? Curious if you're in for the long haul or just riding the waves.
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03/24
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turkeychicken
03/24
$BABA up AliBABA-related Ant is teaming up Chinese and U.S. chips to cut AI costs - CNBC https://ooc.bz/l/59806
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vanilica00
03/24
$BABA opens tomorrow at 138.3
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throwaway0203949
03/24
$BABA 28199 target price on the hsi
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11thestate
03/24
Temasek's move to Abu Dhabi = smart diversification.
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tenebrium38
03/24
Middle East's potential is huge, Temasek knows this.
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InjuryIll2998
03/24
Sustainability is the future, Temasek's on the right track.
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MyNi_Redux
03/24
Temasek's move to Abu Dhabi is a smart play. Middle East offers huge potential, especially with healthcare and fintech booming.
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p_m_a
03/24
@MyNi_Redux What do you think Temasek's next move will be?
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OG_Time_To_Kill
03/24
Temasek's Abu Dhabi move is a 🚀 for regional ties. Local insight will boost their sustainable plays in the Middle East.
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Howell--Jolly
03/24
Middle East's growing consumer market is a goldmine. Temasek's strategic partnerships will be key to unlocking that potential.
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dritu_
03/24
Temasek's diverse portfolio is a playbook for us all. I'm holding $TSLA and $AAPL for their innovation edge.
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Comfortable_Corner80
03/24
Abu Dhabi office will boost Temasek's local insight.
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gameon-manhattan
03/24
@Comfortable_Corner80 True, local insight's gold.
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vaxop
03/24
Temasek's T2030 vision is solid. Betting big on green energy and tech is smart; the future's all about ESG.
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Former_Importance551
03/24
Temasek's Abu Dhabi move? A strategic seed planted in the desert, blooming into a sustainable future
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Substance_Technical
03/24
Holding $TSLA for now, but watching Temasek's moves.
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Protect_your_2a
05/05
Moody's upgrade shows SABRe's on the right track. Debt's a concern, but that TPG deal was a masterstroke.
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Interesting_Award_86
05/05
AI in travel tech is 🔥. Aeromexico and SABRe's collab is a game-changer. Who's ready to ride this wave?
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Roneffect
05/05
I'm holding $AAPL and $TSLA, but thinking of diversifying into travel tech. This sector's gonna boom, mark my words.
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MustiXV
05/05
Aeromexico's AI move? Pure genius. 🚀
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Dry_Pen7142
05/05
@MustiXV What do you think about SABRe's growth potential?
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greyenlightenment
05/05
Holding $AAPL, but SABRe's growth catches eye.
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_hiddenscout
05/05
AI in travel retailing? Long overdue.
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serenity561
05/05
@_hiddenscout Yessir
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CyberShellSecurity
05/05
Amadeus and Travelport better step up their AI game. SABRe's lead might get too big to compete with.
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m4d3lin3
05/05
@CyberShellSecurity Do you think Amadeus and Travelport will catch up?
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Fidler_2K
05/05
Travel agencies and GDS? SABRe's got the connections. This partnership is like a golden ticket for Aeromexico's global reach.
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Quiet_Maybe7304
05/05
SABRe's platform is like a cheat code for airlines. Betting they'll attract more clients soon. $AAPL-level innovation in travel!
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a_monkie
05/05
Punctuality is key, but can Aeromexico keep up if they expand too fast? Operational resilience is just as important as tech savvy.
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Funny_Story2759
05/05
Cybersecurity is the dark side of AI. Airlines need to watch out for hacks and biases in their algorithms. Risky business!
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KookyPossibleTheme
05/05
Debt's a risk, but SABRe's potential huge.
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GazBB
05/05
Holding $AAPL and considering $AMZN for their AI focus. Airlines without tech are grounded.
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sniper459
05/05
SABRe's platform is a game-changer. Big time.
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Euro347
05/05
AI-driven pricing? Finally, airlines can stop playing whack-a-mole with fares. Real-time data is a game changer.
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printial
05/05
@Euro347 AI's real-time data helps, but airlines still face challenges. It's not a complete solution.
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SojournerHope22
05/05
@Euro347 Finally, airlines can stop playing fare whack-a-mole. Real-time data saves the day.
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ReindeerApart5536
04/14
1.6B barrels at stake. If Lower Sag delivers, $PLUM could see some serious upside. Eyes on those test results.
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CaseEnvironmental824
04/14
@ReindeerApart5536 Think $PLUM can hit the ATH if Lower Sag flows well?
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Fauster
04/14
CO2 content in gas is crucial. Pipeline compatibility is a big if. Let's see if they can make it work. 🤔
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ryanf153
04/14
@Fauster Yep, pipeline comp is a big if.
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Priestessofthemoon87
04/14
@Fauster True, CO2 content's a wildcard.
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MickeyKae
04/14
CO2 content is key for pipeline success 🤔
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phanbav
04/14
@MickeyKae True, CO2 content's crucial. If gas is too "dirty," pipeline plans could stall.
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Howell--Jolly
04/14
@MickeyKae CO2 levels matter, but Pantheon's got time. Testing's ongoing, and results will show if gas is pipeline-ready.
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coinfanking
04/14
Permeability in Lower Sag could hit 1 Darcy. That's high potential. 2,000 bpd flow rates are within reach. Fingers crossed.
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M-I-G-V
04/14
Pantheon's quest for oil in Alaska's heart may warm their coffers or leave them shivering in the shadows of missed opportunities
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daynightcase
04/14
Megrez-1's proximity to Dalton Highway is a game-changer for costs. Infrastructure's key in the North Slope. 🚗💼
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Bothurin
04/14
Pantheon's data-driven approach is smart; reservoir characterization > short-term gains. Lower Sag's potential is the wildcard 🤔.
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Fun-Froyo7578
04/14
@Bothurin True, Lower Sag's a mystery box.
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Inevitable-Candy-628
04/14
A U.S. listing could bring in more capital. If they nail the tests, $PLUM could attract some serious investor attention. 💰
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Terrible_Onions
04/14
Gas sales agreement with Alaska LNG Project is a big deal. Securing markets before development is smart planning.
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CyberShellSecurity
04/14
@Terrible_Onions Smart move, securing markets.
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ReindeerApart5536
04/14
Pantheon's data-driven approach could be a game-changer.
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CyberShellSecurity
04/14
Lower Sag's potential is the wildcard we need.
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CarterUdy02
04/14
Risks are real, but Pantheon's leadership seems dialed in. No hype, just hard work. That's a reasonable bet.
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VegetaIsSuperior
04/14
Permeability and flow rates will make or break it.
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Roneffect
04/14
Holding $PLUM long-term, eyes on Megrez-1 results.
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Super-Implement4739
04/14
Infrastructure access is Pantheon's secret weapon.
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AP9384629344432
04/14
@Super-Implement4739 True, infra access boosts Pantheon.
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Difficult-Emu-2233
05/16
Damn!!Those $MSTF whale-sized options block were screaming danger! � Closed positions just in time profiting more than $180
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phanbav
05/16
@Difficult-Emu-2233 How long were you holding those MSTF options? Curious about the timing of your sell decision.
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scuttletrash
05/17
Holy!MLPB demonstrated textbook-perfect bottom and peak confirmation signals via Peak Seeker framework,with subsequent price movements validating 83.6% predictive accuracy
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Harpnut
05/17
@scuttletrash What's the next move for MLPB?
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juaninava
16 hour ago
OMG!Those $AAPL whale-sized options block were screaming danger! � Closed positions just in time profiting more than $260
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