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a cop posted:Lol I'm so sorry to anyone who got in on acls....rip my limbs off... I'm glad I didn't double down and buy more when you said to! That said, how low will it go? I might buy in again, but drat the first buy hurt quite a bit.
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a cop posted:ACLS nooooo. What the hell happened to this stock?
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ryanbruce posted:Glad I got out of SUNE a long time ago, but it's great to sit back and watch with a bag of popcorn.. Stocktwits has been pure comedy watching SUNE these past few weeks:
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Harry posted:Anyone else on the McAfee express to mad gainz (MGT)? http://youtu.be/bKgf5PaBzyg If he'll get me some of those bath salts then maybe
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Cratering your economy is a good way to stop immigration I guess
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fps_bill posted:Why has AKER gone ham over the last week? I had it and made a few bucks off of it the other week when it was like .17 a share. I need to remove stuff from my watch list after I sell it. All I'm looking at now is how of I would have just bought 8k shares and sat on them I'd be halfway to an m76 right now. I got really lucky and was holding a very large chunk of AKER from .26 to .45. I'm watching this one through this market volatility, something is up here because the volume over the last week has been pretty crazy.
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Small cap bios are hot as gently caress right now. Doubled my account in a month on TRVN, TROV and HSGX. I'm taking a week off to let my emotions settle, I'm never this lucky
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Ulio posted:loving TRVN I held it till the committee meeting and it went from $3 to 0.8. Hoping FDA still approves it. Ouch. What’s your entry? I bought a fairly large position at 1.4x, sold half at 2.25 and the other half at 3.20. I have been burned holding through binary events so I just play run-ups usually, and those plays have been hot the past month.
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:This thread's a lot more fun with all of this v o l a t i l i t y. This should be the current thread title
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greasyhands posted:Buying a bunch of EXPR, buyback program alone will bring this back to around 7 Thank you for this post, got 3000 at 5.9
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Agronox posted:I'll take the other side of this if you're down for a Toxx Clause bet. DO IT DO IT DO IT I live in PDX, a liberal echo-chamber of a city and even here it feels like Trump is sure to win. I've been taking the "Trump will win re-election" side of the bet with many of my friends even though I want nothing more than to see him lose. To look at the situation positively, either way I win.
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EAT FASTER!!!!!! posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNYNMM0hXXY Watched some other videos and did some reading on this story... wow, that's some wsb autist-level money managing. I had no idea the people invested in a fund could be on the hook for the debt incurred when the balance of the fund goes negative.
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BlackMK4 posted:No one in their right mind pays list price for an American truck as someone who works in tech.... young, dumb money absolutely pays list for an American truck
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greasyhands posted:/wsb hype here (upvote it...once people realize this exists, its going to go crazy) https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/ebx675/soly_tiny_float_tattoo_removal_magic_box/ fuckin furu pumper  Real talk though, I'm interested. What's your thoughts on risk of near-term dilution? Looking at it extremely briefly they only have $8-9 million dollars in cash and burn about $3-4 million a quarter. They IPO'd in February and already raised more cash through dilution in June. Got any more info why you're so bullish on this one? Maybe they get purchased by big pharma? Lots of small cap pharma stocks getting bought out lately. 4/20 NEVER FORGET fucked around with this message at 01:39 on Dec 18, 2019 |
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greasyhands posted:I went from being up 120% on the year to currently down about 30%. Losses well into the 6 figures. I'm not broke, I haven't hosed up my retirement, and I'm still in a good spot financially but losing this much is making me realize that its all just ridiculous and I'm tired of it- I'm tired of how this makes me feel and how it leads me to live my life so adios goons and good loving luck with this rigged rear end game! I'm going to find a different hobby. You can't let it consume you. I'm not playing as large as you are but I've been on some real coolers before too. Blown up twice. All I can say is you're pretty drat good at this stuff from reading your posts the last 200 or so pages, hang it up for a while but don't give it all the way up. Step away for a bit, we'll be here when you get back <3
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greasyhands posted:Honestly guys, what kind of rationale is "there was very little indication it would be this bad" like what were you expecting? When China started literally shutting down and the market kept rallying that was your marker. Yes, I know I misplayed it so I can barely comment, but what exactly would you expect as a sign of a crash *before* a crash if not the second largest economy in the world rapidly shutting itself down and getting like 2 weeks in lala land to think about it before it finally crashed? I might argue it was the most clearly telegraphed and playable crash maybe in history. The dotcom and housing bubbles took *forever*, dec 2018 kind of came out of nowhere.... this one took a few weeks with *very* cheap puts available basically the whole time in the lead up. It's absolutely maddening, it was so obvious i thought i was losing my goddamn mind and surrendered to the herd.... oh boy im getting emotional again This, totally this. I’d also given in to the herd mentality, I’d been burned on puts too many times to try and play it even though it was obvious what was happening. At least I moved about 70% to cash before things really fell apart
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LOL at Trump, he's taking a victory lap for pumping the market during the COVID update right now. "We should do that 5 times a day, every day"... the balls on this guy Edit: He just said the market gonna bounce 4/20 NEVER FORGET fucked around with this message at 19:35 on Mar 14, 2020 |
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Bored As gently caress posted:I was really, really tempted to sell some of my Amazon stock to buy more puts. My grandpa bought that for me like 15 years ago before he died. I've only got 10 shares, but I'm saving that for either a down payment on a house in 5+ yrs, or retirement. Gonna hold onto it. But so tempted. NO
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Ha Ha Ha what the gently caress are you doing, Cortexyme I copped some at 31, let's see
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It’s so hilarious to me how companies can go from buying back millions of shares of stock to a month later “I need a bailout” I get that it’s more complex then it sounds but lol, gently caress off
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pixaal posted:Intel needs a ton of research to improve their current processor, they are using basically a hyper refined version of what they released in 2010. AMD just released a new die that is highly competitive with Intel's mature node already. Safe money would be AMD over Intel, they also do video cards too! If RD funds start thinning out Intel is hosed. I guess both kind of are because who the hell is going to buy a $500 CPU? There's a lot more to Intel vs AMD when you take into account which one to invest in. AMD is fab-less at this point where Intel still owns and operates it's fabs. Back when Intel had the lead in the race for smaller and smaller die sizes, this was an advantage. At some point Intel slipped and got stuck at 14nm while the rest of the world moved on. This is where being fab-less paid off big for AMD as they were able to farm out the manufacturing of their chips to whomever had the best process. When you say their currenty chips are a "hyper-refined version" of their chips from 2010, you're not telling the whole story. The chip design has changed dramatically, however Intel has been stuck at the 14nm process node for a loooong time and is only just now starting to produce 10nm in mass. If Intel sorts out 10nm quickly and makes the quick jump to 7nm (which they are trying to do) this would be very bullish for the company and the stock. I would also add that Intel does a lot more than just produce a processor, they produce memory in the form of SSDs and their Optane memory line, some of their own mini-PCs, among many, many other things. Intel is also dominant in the low-power processor space iirc. I don't disagree with you at all about AMD having the competitive advantage right now in processor speed, but this is something that goes in cycles. Now that AMD is in the lead Intel is doubling down on their manufacturing R&D and working to regain the dominance, we'll see how that plays out. Intel also pays a decent dividend that has been rising over time. Yes, AMD was a better investment if you got in back when the share prices was ~$2, but not many of us were that lucky. (I still own like 10,000 shares in a paper trade account that I bought just over $2 and it makes me sad it's not real money lol)
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pmchem posted:as per: https://www.forbes.com/sites/gauravsharma/2020/03/12/supertanker-prices-spike-by-nearly-678-as-oil-price-tanks/ Oil shippers looking like a good play for this. DHT, STNG, EURN. Penny shippers running now TOPS (lol) and PXS
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Jack Daniels posted:noticed TOPS spiking past two days for no reason and was like Classic TOPS, fuckin’ classic
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Rime posted:If I'd made my ballsy BA put play from last week, this week, I'd be up $4300-$7300 USD today instead of $1400. trade aint ballsy if you dont put it on lol
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:Heeheeeee I am officially GILDed Not in GILD but made a bunch on sympathy play BCRX, they’ve got a drug similar to Remdesivir in P1
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Harry Potter on Ice posted:
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Spectral_beard posted:Intel has a PE of like 9 and they pay a decent dividend. It doesn't matter if their semiconductors are trash compared to AMD - who sells more circuit cards? The company makes a ton of money I think they will be fine. I work for Intel. I played the run up to earnings and sold everything I had on the pop on news of the company selling the NAND division to SK Hynix. I never hold the stock through earnings, Intel gets absolutely slaughtered for missing *anything* when it comes to earnings. While I'm short term bearish on Intel, one thing I know from working here as long as I have is that the company does best when it's behind. It's a different playing field this time now that we don't have the technology lead (TSMC is kicking our rear end right now) but Intel is going to bounce back. Keep in mind the company owns all of it's own fabs. In the meantime it pays a great dividend. I'm waiting for a low to form so I can add some to my long-term account.
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decypher posted:Any recommended investing/stocks/options trading podcasts? Thank you. My favorite one right now is The Market Huddle, they have on some awesome guests. I really found recent episode #101 very enjoyable, but all of them are pretty good. It depends on who you are though, I'm a degenerate who loves trading memes and old stories about trading in the pits so I find it to be pretty fun. 4/20 NEVER FORGET fucked around with this message at 00:35 on Dec 14, 2020 |
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black.lion posted:I know almost nothing, like I'm still trying to figure out how TradingView works there are so many buttons I love me some tradingview. I spend way too much time playing with charts. Speaking of, what's on everyone's favorite lists for indicators? Mine: Bollinger Bands Heikin Ashi Smoothed Buy Sell MACD Money Flow Moving Average On Balance Volume Relative Strength Index Vortex Indicator VWAP Williams %R I'd love to see what other people use. I've been using MACD, OBV and RSI as a guideline for trades in my retirement accounts for years.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:
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Agronox posted:Anyone else have any anecdotes or lessons from 2020? I loved the format of this post! Thank you for sharing. Speculation account: +40% Retirement account: +60% 2020 was a wild ride. I didn't do great in my speculation account largely because I did terrible at holding onto winners. I have been trading microcap biotech stocks for fun for the past few years and I had the bad habit this year of selling the first pop, only to sit on my hands and watch it run crazy over the next week or two. I figured out very early in the year that what I was trading before wasn't working in the current environment and started trading other things, but I was using the same methodology for entry and exit that I was when trading poo poo bio stocks. Needless to say I left a lot of money on the table this year. 2020 was my best year trading because of how well I did in my retirement account. I use Twitter just for fintwit and it was really obvious that what was happening in China with the virus was really bad. I moved my retirement account 100% to cash in the middle of February, pretty much perfectly timing the exit. I knew not to wait for the bottom and started buying around 250 on the SPY on the way down, however I had no idea how fast it would pull back up so I wasn't aggressive enough re-entering. By the time the SPY mostly recovered in early June, I was slightly positive but still 40% cash. Whoops. However, my single best trade ever came this year in my retirement account. I had been trading GBTC for a while and was buying and selling it from the march lows making some small profits here and there. In September I felt much more confident in how it was moving and bought 5000 shares. I'm still only holding about 2500 shares of it, but that ticker accounted for $100k+ of my profit this year in that account. As someone who always feels like he's playing catch-up following a divorce in my 30's, this trade was a nice shot in the arm. My goal for next year is to be more patient in trades, both with entries and how long I hold them. I am also going to start journaling my trades, something I have never done. I look back on some of my trades this year and think "man, wtf were you thinking", when I do that at the end of 2021 I'd like to have an answer.
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