That sell off was brutal
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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heck yea, i thought it was gonna finish off strong smh... im on the fence doing a put on NFLX earning today after hours. im sit on my hands
80% of what... more like 18-20%
Biden needs to be impeached for this shit
My bad $80
what did he do?
Kiss of death
Think its because of the rate increase?
103$... wow!!
Overpriced non-existent product.
I get the overpriced, but non-existent product...can you explain so i can get a better understanding?
Its the end of the option month so they are trying to fuck as many people possible by letting their options expire worthless.
great time to buy now or re-balance your investments
My co workers Son works for Lucid...$40 a share. What you think?LCID Stock: What to Know About the Lockup Expiration
This isn’t the first lockup expiration for Lucid. On Sept. 1, the lockup period for private investment in public equity (PIPE) shares expired. As a result, shares of LCID stock fell by almost 11%.
Lucid stock fell more than 22% the week prior to the September PIPE lockup expiration. Tomorrow, Jan. 12, marks a week before the Jan. 19 expiration, so investors may experience some price volatility during that period.
The lockup expiration on Jan. 19 may present a buying opportunity. Shares of LCID stock traded more than 35% higher one month after the previous September lockup expiration. Furthermore, shares of LCID stock today are trading higher by over 145% when compared to the closing price on the PIPE lockup expiration day.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) is the largest shareholder of Lucid stock with a 67.2% stake. However, the fund has a long-term investment horizon, so investors are not anticipating a significant sale.
The next lockup expiration date will fall on Jan. 23, 2023. On that day, Churchill sponsors will be allowed to sell their shares. According to the S-1 filing, Churchill sponsors own 51.7 million shares.
LCID Stock Alert: 5 Things to Know About the Upcoming Jan. 19 Catalyst
Lucid (NASDAQ:LCID) has enjoyed a pleasant 2022 so far, as the electric vehicle (EV) maker is up more than 8% year-to-date (YTD). After merging with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Churchill Capital IV last year, Lucid’s Air model went on to win the acclaimed MotorTrend Car of the...www.yahoo.com
Expecting it to drop below 20 at lockup, I will buy back in then, before it rises
Hard to say for me, I was a fan initially, but their new company blunders kind of soured me on them. I want to see what their earnings and forward guidance is at the end of March. They supposedly had/have 10k preorders, but still need to build and deliver them. LCID is not long term for me at this time.
I thought that was last week and the week before
I am about to do some bargain shopping this weekend and Monday, this is why cash flow and credit is important, you can take advantage of all dips and bargains over the long haul.
Real Estate cash flow is a great stabilizer during these corrections.
I am about to do some bargain shopping this weekend and Monday, this is why cash flow and credit is important, you can take advantage of all dips and bargains over the long haul.
Real Estate cash flow is a great stabilizer during these corrections.
My real estate portfolio looking lovely
I went down the rabbit hole of videos on options trading and none ever got to the point of what I searched for. So, if any one can answer this question for me, and you make YouTube videos you should create on specifically for my question. You’d get tons of views because nobody seems to simply it.
What happens to your money when you miss on a trade? Meaning, if I buy a PUT, and i am wrong, how much money do I lose? Is it just the amount I spent to buy it? That last of the videos I watched said to buy 100 shares at $1.45 = $145 invested. Now, my question is if the stock doesn’t do anything I wanted it to do by the date, do I only lose the $145?
I hope that question makes sense because I assumed that if I think a $10 stock is going to $9 by a specific date, that if it doesn’t I have to buy the 100 shares for $1000.
What happens to your money when you miss on a trade? Meaning, if I buy a PUT, and i am wrong, how much money do I lose? Is it just the amount I spent to buy it? That last of the videos I watched said to buy 100 shares at $1.45 = $145 invested. Now, my question is if the stock doesn’t do anything I wanted it to do by the date, do I only lose the $145?I hope that question makes sense because I assumed that if I think a $10 stock is going to $9 by a specific date, that if it doesn’t I have to buy the 100 shares for $1000.
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