Tianrong Internet Products and Services Inc (TIPS)

$0.03 +0.01 (87.50%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 143,300
Avg Vol 35,156
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 40%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Tianrong Internet Products and Services, Inc. is an investment company that focuses on investing in medical companies. The company was incorporated in 1959 and is based in Mountainhome, Pennsylvania. Tianrong Internet Products and Services, Inc. is a subsidiary of Wilton Management Limited.

Industry: Specialty Industrial Machinery
Sector: Industrials
Address:
2374 Route 390, PO Box 609, Mountainhome, United States
DILLIGAFIDONT
DILLIGAFIDONT Dec. 2 at 11:49 PM
$TIPS Well someone wanted alot of shares today.
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Dec. 2 at 5:05 PM
Your moment of zen... White House National Economic Council Kevin Hassett (odds on favourite to be the next Federal Reserve Chairman): "Turkey prices were down 19 cents. I bought 2 different ones because some other show was criticizing me because I said, 'Oh, generic turkeys are pretty good.' So I made 2 this time & I didn't really notice the difference, so buy the cheaper turkey next year, folks." --- Inflation solved!!! Unclear where Hassett got the 19-cent statistic - was referring to the total cost of the turkey itself or the price per pound In Sept 2025, US wholesale frozen turkey prices avg'd about $1.32/lb [up +40% y/y vs $0.94/lb in Sept 2024] TBF - turkey inflation not due to errors in monetary policy from the Fed or excessive fiscal spending by Biden/Trump Admin - higher turkey prices largely due to avian flu outbreaks which reduced supplies & lower turkey production [down -9.7% y/y in 1H25] BLS CPI food-at-home prices up +2.7% y/y in Sept $PBJ $GLD $TIPS $TLT $SPY
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 26 at 7:54 PM
The Fed is in blackout period ahead of December 15 FOMC meeting starting Nov 29 $SHY $TLT $TIPS $GLD $UUP
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 20 at 5:20 PM
Nonfarm payrolls increased by +119K in Sept vs est of +50K, up from the -4K jobs lost in August following a downward revision Unemployment rate edged higher to 4.4% (highest since Oct 2021) Hourly earnings up +0.2% for the month & +3.8% y/y vs est of +0.3% & +3.7% respectively Initial jobless claims totaled 220K for the week ending Nov 15, down -8K from the prior period & lower than est of 227K Participation rate edged higher to 62.4 (highest since May) $TLT $TIPS $XLY $XLF $SPY
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 19 at 8:49 PM
Fed fund futures market continues to lower the probability of a -25bps cut at Dec meeting from 93.7% last month to 62.9% last week to 50.1% yesterday to 31.4% today. Conversly, 5-yr inflation expectations continues to fall now at 2.18% Trueflation: 2.58% [up +30bps m/m] as of Nov 19 $SHY $TLT $TIPS $GLD $IBIT
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 18 at 8:39 PM
Witnessing a synchronized global pivot toward maximum policy accommodation, clearly signaling a collective economic concern that rivals prior recessionary periods, though falling short of the COVID/GFR era liquidity expansion in raw magnitude M2 expansion (now at a record $137T globally) is necessary but not sufficient for inflation - requires an acceleration in the velocity of that M2. The ultimate risk is that this massive liquidity base, once put into motion by higher velocity, triggers a significant inflationary surge. $TLT $TIPS $XLY $SPY $GLD
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trendtrader6
trendtrader6 Oct. 13 at 7:34 PM
$TIPS daily. treasury inflation protected securities/ bonds etf. looks like it is breaking out.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Oct. 12 at 7:20 PM
Three Things – #AI, #Bonds, And #Gold $TIPS $QQQ $GLD $TLT https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/three-things--ai-bonds-and-gold?post=527881&userid=123969
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jili1
jili1 Sep. 29 at 7:13 PM
$TIPS authorized shares 200m, understanding shares almost 1.6b. anyone has an explanation about this?
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Sep. 17 at 4:10 PM
$BAC CEO predicts the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady throughout 2025, a stark contrast to market expectations (currently shows a 91.2% probability of at least a -25bps cut) "Inflation must be removed from the system really through the end of '26 into '27 down to the 2% level" before policymakers would consider easing This extended timeline suggests a much longer period of restrictive monetary policy than many investors currently anticipate. BoA internal data paints a picture of remarkable consumer resilience. Spending among the bank's customers rose +5% b/n July 2024 & July 2025, while personal credit line usage has dropped by -30% since pre-pandemic levels. Credit quality remains robust across it's customer base, indicating broad-based financial health BoA economists believe the Fed will eventually begin cutting rates, but not until the middle of next year, with a target of normalizing around 3% to 3.5% $TLT $TIPS $GLD $UUP
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DILLIGAFIDONT
DILLIGAFIDONT Dec. 2 at 11:49 PM
$TIPS Well someone wanted alot of shares today.
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Dec. 2 at 5:05 PM
Your moment of zen... White House National Economic Council Kevin Hassett (odds on favourite to be the next Federal Reserve Chairman): "Turkey prices were down 19 cents. I bought 2 different ones because some other show was criticizing me because I said, 'Oh, generic turkeys are pretty good.' So I made 2 this time & I didn't really notice the difference, so buy the cheaper turkey next year, folks." --- Inflation solved!!! Unclear where Hassett got the 19-cent statistic - was referring to the total cost of the turkey itself or the price per pound In Sept 2025, US wholesale frozen turkey prices avg'd about $1.32/lb [up +40% y/y vs $0.94/lb in Sept 2024] TBF - turkey inflation not due to errors in monetary policy from the Fed or excessive fiscal spending by Biden/Trump Admin - higher turkey prices largely due to avian flu outbreaks which reduced supplies & lower turkey production [down -9.7% y/y in 1H25] BLS CPI food-at-home prices up +2.7% y/y in Sept $PBJ $GLD $TIPS $TLT $SPY
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 26 at 7:54 PM
The Fed is in blackout period ahead of December 15 FOMC meeting starting Nov 29 $SHY $TLT $TIPS $GLD $UUP
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 20 at 5:20 PM
Nonfarm payrolls increased by +119K in Sept vs est of +50K, up from the -4K jobs lost in August following a downward revision Unemployment rate edged higher to 4.4% (highest since Oct 2021) Hourly earnings up +0.2% for the month & +3.8% y/y vs est of +0.3% & +3.7% respectively Initial jobless claims totaled 220K for the week ending Nov 15, down -8K from the prior period & lower than est of 227K Participation rate edged higher to 62.4 (highest since May) $TLT $TIPS $XLY $XLF $SPY
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 19 at 8:49 PM
Fed fund futures market continues to lower the probability of a -25bps cut at Dec meeting from 93.7% last month to 62.9% last week to 50.1% yesterday to 31.4% today. Conversly, 5-yr inflation expectations continues to fall now at 2.18% Trueflation: 2.58% [up +30bps m/m] as of Nov 19 $SHY $TLT $TIPS $GLD $IBIT
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Nov. 18 at 8:39 PM
Witnessing a synchronized global pivot toward maximum policy accommodation, clearly signaling a collective economic concern that rivals prior recessionary periods, though falling short of the COVID/GFR era liquidity expansion in raw magnitude M2 expansion (now at a record $137T globally) is necessary but not sufficient for inflation - requires an acceleration in the velocity of that M2. The ultimate risk is that this massive liquidity base, once put into motion by higher velocity, triggers a significant inflationary surge. $TLT $TIPS $XLY $SPY $GLD
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trendtrader6
trendtrader6 Oct. 13 at 7:34 PM
$TIPS daily. treasury inflation protected securities/ bonds etf. looks like it is breaking out.
0 · Reply
TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Oct. 12 at 7:20 PM
Three Things – #AI, #Bonds, And #Gold $TIPS $QQQ $GLD $TLT https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/three-things--ai-bonds-and-gold?post=527881&userid=123969
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jili1
jili1 Sep. 29 at 7:13 PM
$TIPS authorized shares 200m, understanding shares almost 1.6b. anyone has an explanation about this?
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Sep. 17 at 4:10 PM
$BAC CEO predicts the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady throughout 2025, a stark contrast to market expectations (currently shows a 91.2% probability of at least a -25bps cut) "Inflation must be removed from the system really through the end of '26 into '27 down to the 2% level" before policymakers would consider easing This extended timeline suggests a much longer period of restrictive monetary policy than many investors currently anticipate. BoA internal data paints a picture of remarkable consumer resilience. Spending among the bank's customers rose +5% b/n July 2024 & July 2025, while personal credit line usage has dropped by -30% since pre-pandemic levels. Credit quality remains robust across it's customer base, indicating broad-based financial health BoA economists believe the Fed will eventually begin cutting rates, but not until the middle of next year, with a target of normalizing around 3% to 3.5% $TLT $TIPS $GLD $UUP
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Sep. 12 at 3:51 AM
Aug US deficit $345B [down -9% y/y or down $35B y/y] Aug Receipts ex-tariffs: $314.5B [up +5% y/y or up $15.5B] Aug Tariffs: $29.5B [up +321% y/y or up $22.5B] Aug Receipts: $344B [up +12% y/y or up $38B] Aug Outlays: $689B [up +0.29% y/y or up $2B y/y] FY25 Deficit (YTD): $1.973T [up +4% y/y or $76B y/y] FY25 Tariffs (YTD): $172B [up +126% or up $96B] Without the increased tariffs, FY25 Deficit (YTD) would have grown $172B y/y - alot of extra spending despite President Trump's claims to balance the budget & DOGE claims of saving taxpayers billions of dollars, both of which have yet to materialize. 🤞 $SPY $TLT $TIPS $SHY $GLD
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adrianj035
adrianj035 Aug. 20 at 2:39 PM
$TIPS stay away of James Tilton stocks. Hes nothing but a scammer, POS.
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DividendPower
DividendPower Jul. 7 at 12:16 PM
The Complete iShares ETF List https://www.dividendpower.org/ishares-etf-list/ $DGRO $VLUEE $IVV $DIVB $TIPS
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Pimpraccoon
Pimpraccoon Jun. 24 at 2:28 PM
$TIPS signs of life?
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DILLIGAFIDONT
DILLIGAFIDONT Jun. 20 at 11:36 AM
$TIPS Hey Mgmt, can we get an update??
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Apr. 24 at 7:08 PM
$TLT needs to stay above $87 Note: Foreign buyers bought 9.1% of the overall Treasury debt dated 2- to 30-years issued in March, nearly in line with the levels seen in the prior two months. Japan, the largest holder of US debt, bought a net $31.7B of longer-dated Treasury debt in February, while China, the 2nd largest, sold a net $4.8B (China’s main state institutions own at least $3T in dollar assets) More than $9T in US debt is coming due within a year $TIPS $UUP $GLD $SPY
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WangSLO
WangSLO Apr. 14 at 4:21 AM
$TWOH the only OTC stock you need $RDAR $TIPS $EMED $HMBL
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334davids
334davids Jan. 28 at 5:58 AM
$TIPS this is about to pump
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jan. 18 at 9:00 PM
Gold Prices Dipped In The Face Of A Strengthening US Dollar $UUP $XAU Also $TIPS https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/gold-prices-dipped-in-the-face-of-a-strengthening-us-dollar?post=478169
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GettnFibbywIT
GettnFibbywIT Dec. 23 at 1:46 PM
$TLT $TIPS Weekly Chart: One inflation/proxy gauge.....
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DILLIGAFIDONT
DILLIGAFIDONT Dec. 13 at 1:38 AM
$TIPS Come on TIPS, we can do this.
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QuantLake
QuantLake Oct. 13 at 4:23 PM
📊 Corporate and Emerging Markets Bonds are gaining ground! Both investment-grade corporate bonds $LQD and emerging markets bonds $EMB are showing bullish momentum with positive and improving sentiment. These may be solid choices for those seeking growth in bonds. 🔗 Treasuries under pressure. Long-term government bonds $VGLT, $TLT are neutral in momentum but with weakening sentiment, indicating potential challenges ahead for those seeking safety in Treasuries. 💼 $TIPS bonds are on the rise, with bullish momentum and improving sentiment. Inflation protection might be worth considering in the current environment!
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