• LAVA Moderator: Shinji Ikari

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VKTX became worth more because their diabetes drug is a GLP-1 drug that caught the market by surprise, and it could be better than Ozempic/Wegovy. They were the competitor of MDGL in NASH but moved ahead in market cap because now their other drug is good for overall fat loss and so on
 
I'm investing BTC in my bandmates, if they ever pull their heads out their asses. to record the Drama album. I offered up 0.01BTC to the studio, drummer, and bassist each for helping me. They don't have enough fire under their asses.

I gave my studio engineer 5oz silver cast. and the other two get 2oz silver.
Then there's percentages on album sales. 20% to the drummer and bassist each. then 10 to the studio. and the rest to me and legal fees.
 
They aren't big pharma. Both are under $10B market cap. MDGL has no pipeline and only one drug, VKTX has 5 drugs in their pipeline. VKTX is still a developmental stage biotech with zero approved drugs. MDGL just recently got their only drug FDA approved and has hit the market running so far
 
Too bad you're only crypto, because MDGL reports this week and their revenue may double from $14M last quarter reported to over $30M. They pretty much have a monopoly on NASH/MASH (fatty liver disease) level 1-3 right now, and should for another couple years. Huge growth rate of revenue in the pipeline, profitable by 2026/27

They reported $62M when the expectation was $34M, stock is up 15% today
 
Another MDGL 52w high. I want to sell and try to buy back lower, but this time next year they'll have a massive year over year growth rate, so I could just end up screwing myself out of shares and have a higher tax rate on my gains compared to holding it for years
 
I bought 40 acres of land for 7k an acer 6 months ago. Accepted an offer for 12k an acer . So I made 200k in half a year. What the hell do I do to avoid paying a boat load of taxes? Legal advice please
 
all you can really do is structure the sale in installment payments over years and then you only pay the capital gains on the amount you get each year. not exactly sure if this works with real estate but you might also see a lower capital gains tax rate if you do a contract to delay officially signing over the property until you hit the 1 year mark since you bought it.

i would pitch it to the buyer first and if they are OK with the plan then involve the lawyer
 
Remember when I was telling you and xorkoth about bitcoin stock MSTR at ~180 in winter 22/23? It had a 1 for 10 split since then and is at 350 now. So $1,800 is $35,000 now
 
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