Props to everyone keeping this thread going
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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Peace bruh I just took your advice and bought 130 shares, what’s the potential or what should I set the sell limit price for?CHFS will be a great swing as well. Get in now while its cheap. ($0.56)
bought in for 500 shares near the end of closing.
CHF Solutions Announces Registry for Fluid Overload Conditions in Pediatric Patients
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 16, 2020 -- CHF Solutions (Nasdaq: CHFS), a medical device company dedicated to improving the lives of patients suffering from fluid overload, today.finance.yahoo.com
this stock probably wont start swinging until next week. but i'll keep you updated once it starts moving.
I did the same. In the meantime took an L on that NIO drop. Should have sold and re-entered earlier when I had the chance. Good learning experience. Took a loss and re-entered with a better position. Also bought 2/3 of a Netflix share. Ballin with the big boys,I did a paper trade for $205 and another for $230 with Aug 14th expiration. Looking forward to seeing how this goes. Learn by doing
but I’m in there for the earnings over reaction correction
I did the same. In the meantime took an L on that NIO drop. Should have sold and re-entered earlier when I had the chance. Good learning experience. Took a loss and re-entered with a better position. Also bought 2/3 of a Netflix share. Ballin with the big boys,
I'm thinking about getting real reckless with this paper account
...but before I get ahead of myself: this is all for entertainment purposes only, right?
much appreciated, great tip
In at 100 shares good looking on thisCHFS will be a great swing as well. Get in now while its cheap. ($0.56)
bought in for 500 shares near the end of closing.
CHF Solutions Announces Registry for Fluid Overload Conditions in Pediatric Patients
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn., July 16, 2020 -- CHF Solutions (Nasdaq: CHFS), a medical device company dedicated to improving the lives of patients suffering from fluid overload, today.
I'm in wit a Hondo as well.... Let's Get It!
Same here I got bout 250 myself....Thanks for the info..
Long term I use low cost index funds. Take your pick of any of the Vanguard, Fidelity, etc with the lowest fees. I prefer Vanguard.
..what he said. I'm tryna build a small position in Exxon (or oil in general) while its down...you can pick a few travel related jurnts (airlines, hotels, etc) while they're down...look at some bank stocks. Lots of good companies are on sale.... Start brainstorming with ones you already use on the daily and believe in and research...oh and that pay dividends. Walmart, Citi, CapitalOne, Ally, Pepsi or Coke.. AMD, Nvidia, other tech.
You can look at some ETFs like VOO, VTI, VXUS...they cover the SP 500/ Total US Market /Total International Market, respectively. This is an easy way to get quick, broad exposure to loads of companies while you decide if and when you want to get into specific stocks.
Also SKYY for cloud computing/ Tech..
I use this website to research and save my watchlists: https://seekingalpha.com/
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Nah man.....NIO has increased 243% over the past 3 months. nothin but upward rise on that stock.
it'll have a few dips, but will quickly recover and keep pumpin.
RMBL was the biggest surprise. i wasnt alerted til late. closed at $10 on yesterday and damn near tested $40 today before hitting a dip.
COHN took off later in the day when i was driving home. i missed out on a lot of action today.
missed out on $JE too. i would have definitely bought 3,000 shares of that at around a grand, and sell at opening bell on Monday. shit.
COHN took off later in the day when i was driving home. i missed out on a lot of action today.
missed out on $JE too. i would have definitely bought 3,000 shares of that at around a grand, and sell at opening bell on Monday. shit.
Thanks again for this link. This dude’s channel has the most thorough and easiest to understand set of videos on options that I have found. He uses a lot of examples and goes step by step which makes it way easier to follow.
I've been bouncing around soaking up info, but will make this one a priority based on your recommendation..
Any thoughts on NOVN
Consolidated Edison: 25% Annualized Yield On A Dividend Aristocrat's Next Payout (NYSE:ED)
Con Ed yields 4.26% and will go ex dividend ~8/13/20 for $.756. An August out of the money covered call option trade yields 2.5% in five weeks, or over 25% annualized.seekingalpha.com
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Here's an article about Con Ed that outlines some options strategies in advance of their ex dividend date. I'm already building a position long term, but learning about other possible plays for these dividend stocks that I follow is hella interesting.
Yes, SeekingAlpha is the best for research. I will check out SKYY.
VTSAX
Yup... and ETF equivalent VTI
Too people with knowledge on index funds.
what’s the difference with these funds
VOO
VTI
VTSAX
VOO is an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 companies
VTSAX and VTI both track the total market (not just the S&P 500 companies)..
VTSAX is an index fund that requires a minimum deposit (I believe 3K).. VTI & VOO are both ETFs that you can buy and trade on a per-share basis
VTSAX vs VTI vs VOO: Vanguard Funds Full Review
VTSAX vs VTI vs VOO: Vanguard offers 100+ low-cost and top index funds, in this article we're comparing the details of three of the most popular...
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This answer makes way more sense to me now! Do you ever put in physical stop losses (sell contracts) to mitigate loss?
ThanksVOO is an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 companies
VTSAX and VTI both track the total market (not just the S&P 500 companies)..
VTSAX is an index fund that requires a minimum deposit (I believe 3K).. VTI & VOO are both ETFs that you can buy and trade on a per-share basis
VTSAX vs VTI vs VOO: Vanguard Funds Full Review
VTSAX vs VTI vs VOO: Vanguard offers 100+ low-cost and top index funds, in this article we're comparing the details of three of the most popular...
Not sure if you all noticed, but SPCE had a nice week.
Watching this mfka like a one eyed hawk
yeah its looking positive today.
Do you have a potential sell point? I know this isn’t a long term hold. Or is it?
no its not a longterm hold. but keep a close eye on it for the rest of the day and the coming days, because once that volume hits, get ready to reap your profits and sell when you've seen it has lost support.
I’m not understanding what your saying about the “volume hits”. I can PM you and we can discuss this more if you have a moment. Unless you want to put it in the feed so everybody can learn.
I did a paper trade for $205 and another for $235 with Aug 14th expiration. Looking forward to seeing how this goes. Learn by doing
I did the same. In the meantime took an L on that NIO drop. Should have sold and re-entered earlier when I had the chance. Good learning experience. Took a loss and re-entered with a better position. Also bought 2/3 of a Netflix share. Ballin with the big boys,
How you holdin' up Playa? The $205 call is in the money now, so we wait at least till the $213 break even at this point, right?
..I also did a $12 call for NIO, break even is $15.75 with a Jan 21 Expiration. Its ITM aw well but this is my first rodeo so I don;t know what to expect.
(Paper Trades, btw)