General Options & DDs Thread

©©© — Sun, 23 Aug 2020 18:27:49 +0800

Hi all,

This is a general options and DD thread. I don't see a proper options thread so let us start one.
Let see what ideas we can manifest. Constructive criticism are welcome.

I contribute what I have.

1. I filtered some options table for comparison today, which I plan to do covered calls on.

The 3 tickers I am generally bullish in the long term. I work in one them, the other 2 is through field research and general consensus.

MESO 22.5C 16-OCT have a 21% return to capital for now, you can find the info below.

here.

currently 9 to 1 favor on approving therapy. PDUFA by latest 30th September.

Rolling update is done by some other forumer, but free to access here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qPK...8YO5nY1OQ#gid=0

brokers giving a bullish target at 23 USD.

@lamode

I got a jarful of mercury. What do?

©©© — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 08:06:23 +0800

Okay here's the deal, I've been cleaning out the store at my home and I found this one jarful of mercury tightly sealed around 300 grams I think. I don't know how it got here at first. Being a good2 citizen I wish to get details how to dispose this hazardous material properly.

No pouring it to a hot asphalt road is not a good idea.

I'm living in KK. Anybody wants it with a valid reason?

Kindness is everywhere! even at 3 AM

Im posting this to say thank you to the police! ( Im sorry for being bias to most of you ) , to the 2 unknown ladies (you guys are full of heart 24/7! please give them a pat if any of you knew them ), the receptionist at Oneworld hotel (>9999 stars! for your efforts!), and most of all the volunteering vets!

To cut the story short, Kibow, John and me was wandering outside 1U for the air around 2 AM. Then we heard squeals between the curb; it was a dog! it's leg was kaput! But it was alive! it's wagging for life, it's crying for help! He looks happy when Kibow got closed . My friend John has his car parked 2++ KM away from that place at that moment, so we went to Oneworld hotel, asked the lady receptionist, she was kinda blurry(anyone at this hour should be) we asked her to help us google the SPCA hotline and she just sprang to life! She went through the net, we got the number but it was closed by this time still she was determined as ever and even offered the yellow pages!(god bless you!) We got the idea that SPCA won't be opening anytime soon(forgive me if i am wrong) so we got some cones arranged for hazards near the curb(where the doggy was laying, we can't move him cos his bones was shattered glass but the will to live is still there! such amazing heart this little creature has!).We walked all the way back to fetch John's car back, we popped-in at centrepoint 7-eleven, We told the cashier about the scenario; she tried to contain her emotion when she heard about it and she went to the store and gather a bunch of newspapers and carboardbox(to slid under the doggy to get him lifted, thank you miss!). We drove back and the doggy was still there! his wagging still! all hope was not lost! It was a painful process to slid the cardboard box below the poor doggy, every single movement to slid it under him got him yelping, we just feel hopeless by that time and it won't be a nice thing for the dog to be greeted by the morning sunrise at that moment; we can't imagine him being baked. It was depressing, it was depressing cos we were hopeless, in what we thought was trivial .
One of my friends gave me a call(Thanks Jack!) and gave us another hotline, we called them and a stony guy picked up the phone, told us to go to Tun Razak and only further procedures are handled by them, i got a feeling that they were ready to give him the jab of sleep as soon as he arrived by the sound of his voice and moving the dog with our tools was not good at all, we were too lost to choose any decision by that time, this situation proves our coming college degree worthless, pessimistic lingers us except for the dog. He was indeed in pain, but still he kept everyone cool, a smile emitted from him proposing that everything is going to be alright. So we waited there, and taught of possible solution.

FORTUNATELY, some passersby came down! 2 ladies! It's amazing to know kindness exist everywhere (in a cynical place where clowns cut lanes for the stupidest reason.), one of them gave her scarf away thinking it's possible to anchor the dog up, it didn't work either. The other lady called her friend through her phone, she knows a some dedicated vets/volunteers who works at this hour(such things does exist!). And then the policeman came! They got the idea as soon as they arrive and as all good cops they arranged a speed-hazard check for our safety (it was very kind of you sirs!). The vet came, Kibow gave the dog one last pat and we stood aside watching the vets doing their job, I snapped it for remembrance. the creature was too damaged at the moment and they have no choice but to gave him a swift move to a platform where they could carry it into their car, it was a painful process for the dog and he was yelping, but i guess i would yelp more if it was me, we got a feeling that his gonna make it ,everyone just disperesed after that, some short sincere thanks and we headed home, except for the two kind ladies and the vets, i guess they went all the way to the hospital to check on the dog. It was a nice day to see all this kindness pouring through!

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