https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/knoju4/bngo_bullish_market_ahead/
There was actually a few catalysts for this stock recently.
$xpev, total number of EV deliveries as of Nov 2020 is 21,341. Market cap today is around 40B.
$nio, total number of EV deliveries as of Nov 2020 is 36,721. Market cap today is around 97B.
$li, total number of EV deliveries as of Nov 2020 is 26,498. Market cap today is around 32B.
 on the back of solid growth across all segments. Similarly, gross profit surged 117% year over year thanks to revenue growth and improved operating leverage.
Operation wise, average monthly active users (MAUs) increased on a year-over-year basis by 54% to 197 million and average daily active users (DAUs) grew 42% to 53 million -- both new quarterly levels. Notably, MAUs exceeded 200 million in August, a new monthly record.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/04/reasons-why-bilibili-well-positioned-growth-2021/
price is up 4.5% premarket. $BILI
This company is so cheap. The company is probably poised to move. A p/s ratio of 10 for SaaS companies growing over 20% yoy and gross profit margin of 70+% seems to be a steal.
This company does survey for you basically.
$SVMK
https://apnews.com/press-release/globenewswire-mobile/technology-business-corporate-news-products-and-services-computer-and-data-security-259dfbb4c39c720ab40485894e584846
This seems to be a news for the stock. Price is up another 17.63% today.
$EBON
"The only time to buy is when there is blood on the streets".
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