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Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Had to work early, got caught chasing SCKT, fucked up my day. Still up, but I missed that $11-$32 leap, trying to work.F
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Trust! I feel that pain. Chasing $SUNDL taught me a valuable lesson.
I might take the profits. If I had bought more shares in the beginning I would go the for the long play but I am really thinking that the better play for me is to come back in on the post merger dip and use my profits. I only have 20 shares so that is not really enough for a long term play.
Why not just add to your position on the dip? And average up a little? I honestly don’t think it’s going to dip that much.
Sounds like he doesn't have the same conviction and wants to keep his options open with profits in hand. Noting wrong with that.
$29.50 is the safest entry if you havent stopped out already
About to ask the same shit, It's in a mad sell off AM right now.
You think the squeeze is still on?
if it hits that mark.....it will breakout again.
watching to see what it does in AH
Absolutely! I was mentioning another way of doing it. I think the poster is a relatively new trader.
Had a nice come up on ebon this morning on an option.
nobody should’ve missed out on $TSLA. I probably have at least 50 mentions of $TSLA in this thread going back to 2019 
Warren Buffett reveals new stakes in Verizon, Chevron
The latest stock picks for the Oracle of Omaha are out.
All in.
Fingers crossed on a couple. GGTTF, URBT, MNMB, FMCB, HCMC
Hey guys, many of you, especially the newer investors, need to have a conversation with yourself regarding your goals. I see many of you day and swing trading, which is a great way to make money. But, be advised that it's not the only way. Decide what your plan is. Is it long term, short-term? A hybrid?
Lastly, I do not want to scare off those who are not as comfortable as some of us without continuing to educate. This thread is definitely about helping brothers make money, but we have to remember that there are various levels of investors popping in and out.
Newbies, do not be afraid to ask questions. Also, use the search feature to see if your question has been asked before, more than likely it has.
Let's get this money black men!!
Lastly, I do not want to scare off those who are not as comfortable as some of us without continuing to educate. This thread is definitely about helping brothers make money, but we have to remember that there are various levels of investors popping in and out.
Newbies, do not be afraid to ask questions. Also, use the search feature to see if your question has been asked before, more than likely it has.
Let's get this money black men!!
Whoah. So thankful that I copped 100 shares of CCIV this morning. I didn't want to hold. Just accrue funds for later day trading.
$AGTC
Lotto ticket. They gonna start to beat her down by Thursday. Curtly at 41% today
Lotto ticket. They gonna start to beat her down by Thursday. Curtly at 41% today
How does aftermarket trading work and how do you do it?
If using Fidelity... You gotta request it.
Man, If you're new to trading then i strongly suggest you stick to regular market trading hours(9:30am-4pm) for a few. I know there's some posters that do very well in those extended hours. But they typically have been doing it for awhile and they tend to know exactly what tickers they're going to play and clear entry/exit points. Volume is different, Volatility is different, News is different, Buy/Sell is different. It's a completely different animal.
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Preciate it fellas. Just looking at all these stocks pushing up prices overnight and was confused how that is even possible.
i assume it is the same advice for premarket?
What broker do you use?
It comes in handy. I don't go crazy, but it's a good thing to have access to if/when you need it.
For example: I find it useful after I've done my research overnight and want to buy or sell before the day gets started. Especially if you work a 9-5.
She single and fuckin?
I am using TD right now.
Been holding $ALK since COVID began. I don’t like $DAL as much because they were heavy with international, corporate travel and I don’t see that bouncing back as quick.
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