

Its 52-week range is between 0.2187 and 1.14, which gives TYME stock a 52-week price range ratio of % TYME stock has a five-year performance of -92.33%. stock is -69.83%, while year-to-date (YTD) performance is -48.48%. The one-year performance of Tyme Technologies Inc. The company belongs in the Biotechnology industry, Healthcare sector and employs 18 people. Is a component of indices and it is traded on NASDAQ exchange.

(NASDAQ: TYME) stock closed at 0.3107 per share at the end of the most recent trading day (a 8.07% change compared to the prior day closing price) with a volume of 2.59M shares and market capitalization of 53.50M. My gripe with this sub is people not mentioning if they're day traders as I believe that's helpful info as well.Tyme Technologies Inc. Majority of folks here day trade/swing trade while you're playing with legos. If you have faith in the stock youre invested in and know the company is a value buy, hold for the long haul. A good majority of the time you will be holding that bag for awhile before a catalyst comes into play. You bought in and realize that the stock is now taking a hard dip. You'll hear some absurdly high price targets that OP cannot verify, just a 'hunch' and FOMO will kick in. Look at the person who's posting DD's post history (new account red flag, inactive and suddenly posting, red flag), corroborate their information with what is readily available to the public to see if it matches, take the time to look at candlesticks and understand them, check split history, and read old news of said stock to get an idea of where that stock is as of now.Įdit: a big mistake new investors do is buying at the top when a stock is at 40%+ because they read it on Stocktwits or this sub (while OP is in a nice position already). Just like this sub you have to wade through the bullshit to find a hidden gem. As you can imagine, this is specially effective in penny stocks and low volume, low float stocks in general.Īs always, do your DD, trust yourself, and don't listen too much to these new accounts.ĮDIT: yes I know i switched up the correct expression in the title, you can stop DMing me asking if I know what 'blessing in disguise' means.

There might even be big institutional investors behind this, that for whatever reason need to buy back shares, or cover their positions, and many other things. These new accounts will always just incessantly bash the ticker/company/whatever, create and spread misinformation, and in general their only purpose is to make you afraid and doubt yourself, driving you to sell your shares and drive the price down. It's all great.īut recently there has been a huge influx of new accounts and bots whose only purpose is to manipulate the stock. You can follow people you think are great analysts or who give out good calls, you can watch certain tickers that might interest you so you can read what other people are saying, there's even some accounts who'll post sec fillings for a given ticker you're watching within seconds of it being filled. Stocktwits is, like the name says, some kind of twitter but just for stocks.
