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Ugh, I kind of wanted to buy in like 3 days ago, but expected it to drop some more. Now it looks to be rising again. Damned if you don't, damned if you'd do.
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Yeah I guess it's a bit over the top, but I thought it was full on gambling.
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Jan 21, 2018 00:18
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Bitcoin and crypto is so volatile and retarded. Shorting, or even holding any crypto is basically like putting money on roulette. Better chance of getting your money out of a casino too lol
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Jan 21, 2018 00:36
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I was doing some research on companies I actually work with, and I can confidentially say both Johnson Controls $JCI and Alexander Baldwin $ALEX are not good. FYI
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Jan 21, 2018 00:56
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What about the stock $ALGN? PROS - beat financials last few years - increasing net profits over last few years - growing market (boomers getting older) - lots of cash not much debt - just starting distribution in China and Europe - 1 million teens use them, assume lots of growth there too CONS - PE ratio is 81 pretty high already - I’ve never used this product before, don’t know much about it - lots of institutional investment already in it Thoughts?
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Jan 22, 2018 01:05
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I don't think buying a whole boatload of GE stock about three weeks ago was a very good idea.
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Jan 22, 2018 17:31
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Kodak can't be stopped So lets talk earnings 
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Jan 22, 2018 18:02
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Avian Pneumonia posted:I don't think buying a whole boatload of GE stock about three weeks ago was a very good idea. No, I ate poo poo on that trade. Mea culpa. Edit: but if I liked them at 19, I LOVE THEM AT 16 
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Jan 22, 2018 18:12
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What price should I love GE enough to buy some? If they break up will I then own a bunch of stocks to love? They have cash flow to pay dividends right? (Assuming the reinsurance doesn't keep bilking it all away)
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Jan 22, 2018 18:41
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Elephanthead posted:What price should I love GE enough to buy some? If they break up will I then own a bunch of stocks to love? They have cash flow to pay dividends right? (Assuming the reinsurance doesn't keep bilking it all away) They cut the dividend by 50% in November lol
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Jan 22, 2018 19:14
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I wouldn't buy GE at any price, long TQQQ / AMD / SHOP / WEED STOCKS
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Jan 22, 2018 19:24
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Do not buy GE
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Jan 22, 2018 19:27
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WTF is Kodak doing?! I’ll post the current positions this afternoon when I get back to a computer but we need to figure out what to do with this short. We are also up a nice amount (~5%) on AMD, may not be a bad time to cash that one out.
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Jan 22, 2018 19:52
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Elephanthead posted:What price should I love GE enough to buy some? If they break up will I then own a bunch of stocks to love? They have cash flow to pay dividends right? (Assuming the reinsurance doesn't keep bilking it all away) Idk this price seems good. I don't see it dropping below 10 but who knows. I also don't see it hitting 30 any time soon. Seems like a decent investment with those caveats in mind.
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Jan 22, 2018 19:55
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jvick posted:WTF is Kodak doing?! I'd sell AMD on the 31st or at market close on 30th, earnings Jan 31st AMC I'm holding through with 4/20 calls 
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Jan 22, 2018 20:01
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I wouldn't touch GE. They may seem just like a motors, appliances and light bulb company, but their financial services arm has hosed them royally ever since the crash of 2008. they are also losing a ton of talented people. source: i know someone that worked for them for years and just quit goons, any thoughts on ALGN??? No one responded earlier. seems like a good stock. What is PANW by the way... what do they do? Also seems like a good one also why is everyone bullish on AMD... is it just like "crypto is cool" or what
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Jan 22, 2018 20:13
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Risky Bisquick posted:I wouldn't buy GE at any price, long TQQQ / AMD / SHOP / WEED STOCKS what is the best weed ETF to get into, is MJX really all that
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Jan 22, 2018 20:17
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Rocks posted:what is the best weed ETF to get into, is MJX really all that
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Jan 22, 2018 20:29
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Rocks posted:also why is everyone bullish on AMD... is it just like "crypto is cool" or what Rocks posted:what is the best weed ETF to get into, is MJX really all that  Order executed: Buy MJN.VN @ 9.25 Limit
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Jan 22, 2018 20:42
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I don’t understand TQQQ, what kind of sorcery is going on in their ETF and how do they achieve 3x Nasdaq
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Jan 22, 2018 20:47
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Rocks posted:I don’t understand TQQQ, what kind of sorcery is going on in their ETF and how do they achieve 3x Nasdaq It is basically trivial to do with futures contracts - you can buy $132k worth of nasdaq futures and only put up about $4000 in margin. Then they just rebalance every day to keep the 3x ratio correct and adjust the margin they have in the account as necessary based on performance.
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Jan 22, 2018 20:53
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Glad about my Weed position. This year is off to a fast loving start, hold onto your butts
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Jan 22, 2018 21:30
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paternity suitor posted:Glad about my Weed position.
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Implications for anyone? https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/955558494224121856 Maaaybe some goons with FSLR? Edit: This one isn't paywalled Article: First Solar shares jump 8% after White House OKs tariffs on solar-panel imports quote:Shares of First Solar Inc. FSLR, +3.84% jumped 8% late Monday after news that President Donald Trump has approved trade protections on imported solar panels and modules as well as imported washing machines for home use. The solar tariffs are approved for the next four years, with a 30% tariff on the first year diminishing to 15% by year four. Accretionist fucked around with this message at 23:08 on Jan 22, 2018 |
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Jan 22, 2018 23:04
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Risky Bisquick posted:AMD had a foot in the wading pool of enterprise revenue and Intel followed up by making GBS threads their pants very publicly. That said the stock has a beta near 2.5 so trade at your own risk. paternity suitor posted:Glad about my Weed position.
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Jan 22, 2018 23:48
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Grump posted:I just got into buying Bitcoin and I have quite literally no other experience in investing in things. An actual post I want to believe it's true
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Guess who had a meme about forgetting to buy NFLX options ahead of earnings, then owned NFLX underlying for a while but forgot he doesn't currently own it, and despite wanting to get back into options trading forgot to buy options again ahead of earnings? That's right, a loving moron.
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Rocks posted:I don’t understand TQQQ, what kind of sorcery is going on in their ETF and how do they achieve 3x Nasdaq Droo posted:It is basically trivial to do with futures contracts - you can buy $132k worth of nasdaq futures and only put up about $4000 in margin. Then they just rebalance every day to keep the 3x ratio correct and adjust the margin they have in the account as necessary based on performance. Also they come in doubles, TQQQ vs SQQQ or VIX vs XIV, so one fund balances out the other ... I assume
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vaginal facsimile posted:Idk this price seems good. I don't see it dropping below 10 but who knows. I also don't see it hitting 30 any time soon. Seems like a decent investment with those caveats in mind. The market doesn't like uncertainty and I think GE is proving that fact. That being said, I read a few articles on GE today. While the financial press tends to be useless, it was interesting to note that the vast majority of what was written about GE's past stock performance, analyst downgrades, and speculation about doomsday breakup scenarios. Little was written on why GE's fundamental underlying problems. GE has underlying problems, but it has also lost half of its value in the last year. The "narrative" frenzy has currently taken hold, and if you are looking for a value investment with a longer term time frame, it might be a decent choice. However I would recommend waiting until after earnings; the market is likely to thrash them regardless of what is said. Fundamentally, GE's forward PE is less than the broader market. That's also based on some pretty lovely forward earnings that equates to roughly 60-70% of FY2016. Unless you think the company's operations are going to collapse I wouldn't get too carried away.
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Avian Pneumonia posted:I don't think buying a whole boatload of GE stock about three weeks ago was a very good idea. Yeah, oops. I mean whatever, I didn't throw that much at it, but I really wish they would come out with a news conference saying something something blockchain so I can sell on target
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Rocks posted:I don’t understand TQQQ, what kind of sorcery is going on in their ETF and how do they achieve 3x Nasdaq 
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Jack Daniels posted:$GOON - 1x bull speaking of 3x ETF, are these up and running yet lol? 
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TD Ameritrade announced it will be the first US-based 24/7 trading broker- https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/22/investors-can-trade-the-stock-market-24-hrs-a-day-with-td-ameritrade.html
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LiterallyAnything posted:TD Ameritrade announced it will be the first US-based 24/7 trading broker- Trading these ETFs is fairly pointless round the clock. Even as a hedging mechanism against overnight news, futures would be more effective.
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Josh Lyman posted:Ameritrade Bestitrade Yeah, seems you can't even try and scalp by placing GTC orders, limit only. Aside from it being (select) ETFs only right now, I'm excited that they might expand the program- quote:The e-broker also told CNBC that trading individual stocks around the clock may not be too far away. Seems they already have this planned for popular stocks- quote:He said that TD Ameritrade would enable 24-hour trading for popular individual stocks, like Apple and Amazon, once liquidity for the SPY and other ETFs during the new session became large enough. LiterallyAnything fucked around with this message at 02:26 on Jan 23, 2018 |
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LiterallyAnything posted:Yeah, seems you can't even try and scalp by placing GTC orders, limit only. Aside from it being (select) ETFs only right now, I'm excited that they might expand the program-
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Can't wait for the stories of the overnight shift trader making $12/hr getting screamed at by a coked up drunk guy at 3am on a Tuesday trying to sell off all his Apple holdings because he left his iPhone in an Uber and "that's why Apple loving sucks!"
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https://twitter.com/serkantoto/status/955651548779982850 Neat!
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3am sunday morning short squeezes are gonna be fuckin hilarious
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Josh Lyman posted:That's gotta be only within Ameritrade's customer base though, right? After hours trading on the exchanges only gets you to 4am-8pm. Depends on which market those trades are routed to, and that depends on the specific security being traded and who TD uses to route the trades. The article didn't give many specifics but TD has that info on their site. While it would definitely be convenient for someone with a schedule like mine, monetarily it likely won't be advantageous for US consumers compared to trading during normal market hours. I would imagine you'd want to treat it the same way as trading Forex majors. Lower volume, higher volatility.
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