Anyone investing heavily this year??
- Thread starter rph2005
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Yep this is buying time
Shocked! They way you seem to post you always win. I'm shocked to hear you're down $500. Call your broker it must be a mistake!
It's 9am now, and the NASDAQ is up by 100 points. Shit, I was down $900 yesterday. I need Apple to break 123.50 by next week to go green.
I hear that, but we need you to start posting plays before hand LOL!
The CEO was on CNBC.
You do? Let’s have a “stock market contest” and see if you can win against me. I think you’re a fraud and want to prove my theory correct.
You planning to pick up shares on the day or wait a bit after the IPO frenzy?
do it!!!.. we all win if y'all have a contest.. post the plays here!
He's an agent
oh im grabbing them on that day. im not waiting around to see what happens.....
Ticker change in. Commas made. Outta here. Good luck brothas. Don’t let the agents deter you.I guess posters are still sleep. Time to head back to the research room.
agents and BLUE hat MAGAs: buy up $TSNP shares with all of your stimulus check that still hasn’t been approved yet
I built up a position, limit order executed right before close to average down some more and then I was notified of the R/S at 4:00 pm yesterday. I didn't get in early enough to exit today but if I was in 2 to 3 weeks prior to my first purchase I would have exited as soon as that bitch hit $5.15.
Hell yea! I am putting a lil something aside for that one. I can see parents especially buying into it for their kids. Got that date on the calendar. Any ideas coming to mind what it may cost?
Best Buy beat earnings, but missed revenues or some shit like that.... It’s tanking!
Thought about picking up a few puts on this, but the timing is what's throwing me off... couple weeks or a few months for exp? Don't want to go thru a Hertz type of thing.... That shit shoulda been named Lazarus.
Look at the one day, one year chart. This shit has a history of tanking after earnings and bouncing back up. I’m trying to get better at reading charts. So correct me if I’m wrong.
All of my shit is in the red. So you know what I did? Right, I bought more of it.
It's weeks like this that shows me the importance of doing my own scans and analysis. If you hold quality stocks that are liquid, you'll bounce back. But if you buy that illiquid but popular crap; good luck explaining your strategies to the wife. Because she's damn sure going to hit you up about them fund gains you said you had.
It's weeks like this that shows me the importance of doing my own scans and analysis. If you hold quality stocks that are liquid, you'll bounce back. But if you buy that illiquid but popular crap; good luck explaining your strategies to the wife. Because she's damn sure going to hit you up about them fund gains you said you had.
Yessir. Made some purchases in my long term portfolio earlier in the week, but sitting on my positions in my trading account. All good though. Don't underestimate showing patience at times either.
Real talk, most stocks seem to do weird shit around earnings. That's why when I buy options, I always look to see if earnings are coming up soon.
Stocks get volatile around earnings. We should discuss "volatility" and how it's measured soon. There are some bright minds in here. I think we can have a decent discussion about it.
For instance, when I first get in to a new stock, I always look at it's "Implied Volatility." That tells me where to place my stop-loss. I know cats place their stop-loss at something like 6% or a hard dollar amount, like say $1.00. I don't do that. I look at the IV (implied volatility) then I'll place a stop-loss outside of it. That way, it's highly unlikely that I'll get stopped out early.
Yo...that’s some damn good advice man!!! I never looked at like that, and I’m trying my best to practice my risk management. I suck at it right now and end up taking big hits on bad trades.
Can you give my an example of how you do this?