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f1av0r posted:Vincent adultman what are you doing here? To do a business, duh!!
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are there any like, stock ticker apps or programs that aren't hideous and gaudy?? something that could kinda be on in the background? idk. it's nice to see all the data and numbers but all the programs and site are nauseating to look at
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Inept posted:"we have self driving cars by end of 2019 check it out" *car plows into pedestrian while driving around a parking lot* Look they said drive like a human, not better
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dorkasaurus_rex posted:are there any like, stock ticker apps or programs that aren't hideous and gaudy?? something that could kinda be on in the background? idk. it's nice to see all the data and numbers but all the programs and site are nauseating to look at I want this as well. So many ticker app are filled with ads as well. I wouldn't mind paying for something simple and clean.
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Sep 15, 2020 10:38
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Tradingview for iOS is nice looking. Load your watch list and enjoy.
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Sep 15, 2020 14:58
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I’m properly up for the first time in ages. Thanks 4D Pharma 
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After getting comfortable with these SPACs a little bit, I put some money into IPOB, thinking I would just park it there instead of cash waiting for the inevitable downturn before November. Thing popped 30% in a week.  Of course, then I read they were merging with OpenDoor, which is a company I do not believe in at all, so I dumped most of it. Also made a good 30% on DPHC's pump.I did roll money into Chamath Palihapitiya's next SPAC IPOC, but I am now trying being conservative about these things because a larger market turn will probably pop any SPAC runs in progress. Chamath is a good hype man so it's kind of nice to ride these early pops he gets by selling to my dad on CNBC, but I don't think I'd ride any to merger like I am with SHLL.
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I picked up 250 shares of his open door ipob. I sold like 10 shares of Zillow and 50 of Redfin to do it, because there both at ath. I’ve still got 100 shares of Z and 200 of rdfn and now 250 of open door. Surely one of these companies will take over real estate
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TSLA is going back to the moon. Do people expect the rapture on Battery Day or something?
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LLCoolJD posted:TSLA is going back to the moon. Do people expect the rapture on Battery Day or something? The terrible nemesis Nikola is seemingly defeated. All rivals are now dead. Board the rocket, recommence moon mission.
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LLCoolJD posted:TSLA is going back to the moon. Do people expect the rapture on Battery Day or something? Yes. I've heard one thing that drives the price is so many are buying call options and the sellers have to buy stock to cover. So if battery day fails to deliver the eternal life, perhaps a biblical gamma crush?
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f1av0r posted:I picked up 250 shares of his open door ipob. I sold like 10 shares of Zillow and 50 of Redfin to do it, because there both at ath. You're probably right. Personally, I don't love how tied their success is though to prevailing interest rates and market conditions in real estate. If there is a downturn there, I'll already feel it in terms of my home equity. Of course, if I had to sell my home because of financial ruin, I'd likely use one of those providers because I'm a millennial stereotype and would rather do these things online then have to go search for an agent.
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dorkasaurus_rex posted:are there any like, stock ticker apps or programs that aren't hideous and gaudy?? something that could kinda be on in the background? idk. it's nice to see all the data and numbers but all the programs and site are nauseating to look at Have you considered Bloomberg Terminal? It's a lovely dark 1980s theme and only a few ads
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Sep 15, 2020 19:07
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isn't that like 3000 a month?
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John F Bennett posted:isn't that like 3000 a month? Upside, this prevents $3000 in securities losses per month.
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why would anyone pay $3000 a month for that when my robinhood game shows me it for $5 a month e: actually why pay $5 isn’t there some kind of raw feed from the exchange you can see somewhere for free
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I use this https://www.tradingview.com Not pretty but very feature rich. Too feature rich if anything. Some real time data costs money, but what you need is mostly free.
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drunken officeparty posted:why would anyone pay $3000 a month for that when my robinhood game shows me it for $5 a month
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drunken officeparty posted:why would anyone pay $3000 a month for that when my robinhood game shows me it for $5 a month Exchange data feeds are very much not free
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Exchange data feeds are the sort of thing where you are meant to pay extra to put it in a spreadsheet to do sums with, then more again if you want to show that spreadsheet to anyone outside whatever corporate entity signed the contract
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Sep 15, 2020 20:44
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Yeah well what do you know about data, guy
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Ola posted:Yes. I've heard one thing that drives the price is so many are buying call options and the sellers have to buy stock to cover. So if battery day fails to deliver the eternal life, perhaps a biblical gamma crush? Call premiums are loving insane right now for TSLA. Fuuuuck. Probably a good thing I'm not going in on it, with my luck it'll crater 1 or 2 days after I buy it.
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Bored As gently caress posted:Call premiums are loving insane right now for TSLA. Fuuuuck. I say go for it! Think of it this way - the only other time you'd have the opportunity to cause billions of dollars in losses would be like a gender-reveal party in California or something.
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FreelanceSocialist posted:I say go for it! Think of it this way - the only other time you'd have the opportunity to cause billions of dollars in losses would be like a gender-reveal party in California or something. Lemme guess, you're sitting on TSLA puts!
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SHLL merger vote is scheduled for 9/28 GRAF merger vote is scheduled for 9/29 High likelihood of 100% profits in common stock and 200-300% in warrants between now and the vote. I won't be holding through the merger and ticker change due to uncertainty and volatility. These companies are going to ramp up over the next few weeks and there's probably not many days left before takeoff. SHLL is already underway. Do your own DD as always, obviously.
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pointsofdata posted:Exchange data feeds are very much not free Really? I feel like that should be... legally required to be available.
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Bored As gently caress posted:Lemme guess, you're sitting on TSLA puts! No, but that's probably not a bad idea...
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drunken officeparty posted:Really? I feel like that should be... legally required to be available. in investmentland, even the little guy is expected to afford the paltry 3-15 grand a month
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drunken officeparty posted:Really? I feel like that should be... legally required to be available. Brokers are legally required to subscribe to all exchanges, so that should tell you what the exchanges can do with prices.
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drunken officeparty posted:Really? I feel like that should be... legally required to be available. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-exchange-data-sec-idUSKCN1L91ZM I like that one of the hedge fund trade associations is called healthymarkets.org and has a happy picture of the sun as their logo
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FistEnergy posted:SHLL merger vote is scheduled for 9/28 I'd be surprised if SHLL went much higher than the 58 it hit at the beginning of the month. There was so little pop on the merger announcement I think it's kind of baked in. That'd still be a solid 20% for commons. Really want to see the warrants catch up finally. I'm not happy at all with how Schwab has handled units and warrants on SPACs in general and the ticker change for UTZ took almost a week, so I want no part of holding through merger day either.
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Schwab has been slow with stuff like that for as long as I've been with them. Even Robinhood is practically day-of. I think the smallest gap I've seen between Schwab and Robinhood has been like two business days. Kind of annoying.
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payday this week should i finally buy a TSLA????
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numberoneposter posted:payday this week The car or stock? One is slightly more likely to crash and burn over the other.
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latinotwink1997 posted:The car or stock? They do cost about the same though.
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Noticed today TSLA itm buy-writes were available at like $5 under strike net debit for 9/18. If anyone wants to throw down $500 chips on black.
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Except in this case when it comes up 00 you lose the price of a decent car.
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Actually thankful for NKLA going up today, broke even after being pretty much completely hosed. I bought a put while it was $5.13 knowing it's a sham company and despite it losing a ton of money, something must have hosed me because it essentially made it a loving call. I guess I'm autistic WSB'er since I don't understand puts, I figured the IV killed it an theta didn't help since it was 9/18 expiry. I'm all for this Tesla run, it's making up for my terrible losses last three months. But I think it'll slow down soon if not go bullish tomorrow. It just seemed to lose steam today but it does correlate with SPY mostly.
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numberoneposter posted:payday this week I'll say it over Teslas are fun and drive well but I'd never buy one due to any repair has to go to Tesla.
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