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In the world of stock market investing, savages (correctly: SAVAges) make profits by doing their research. They do more research than typical market analysts into a singles stock and the products the company is bringing to market. Then, investing big when they find a winner. The name comes from the first big winner Cassava Sciences, ticker symbol SAVA. The company is developing a blood test for early detection of Alzheimer’s Disease as well as a drug in phase three studies which may safely and effectively treat the disease. The members are invested in the company’s stock and attempting to get qualified participants into the phase three trials.
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