Yes sir! Cathie Woods be putting in that work!!!
Anyone investing heavily this year??
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It just isn’t President’s day but usually every banking holiday. The worst is usually the end of the year and when you have the combination of banking and federal holidays. (e.g. Thanksgiving and Christmas)Well Gotdammit...Post it faster and sooner anad make it bold in RED..
Hubris always end well. Asshole raised on government giving him money he really believes he’s smart. Time always does people like that in.
Im telling brothers.... This one is up 7%....... THIS week.... 21% the last month. I dumped too much money into a couple of others ETFs but this one here.... This joint may double up your money in 10 months.
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Honestly with btc and everything 400-450...that's a low estimate tho..I'm looking at 2023 leap calls..highest they have right now are 390 calls and they like 5k a piece
On the fifth day of former president Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, the Senate reached a deal to skip witness testimony, suggesting the trial will conclude on Saturday. On Friday, both House managers and Donald Trump’s legal team fielded questions from Senators after the former president’s defense team presented its case on his role in the January 6 assault on the US Capitol building. House impeachment managers presented their arguments against Trump on Wednesday and Thursday. Trump is expected to be acquitted, according to several reports.
I think they heard you and decided against it. GREEN DAY...Yay!
I need to get out of my RED hole..
I'm about to get clowned and that's okay...I never knew/realized that $SQ was/owned Cashapp?
$SQ is my #3 fintech play for growth + value (which is what is carrying ARK)
but HUMBL is what has made the commas. Still can’t believe I’m the only brotha talking about it but I guess because the Neanderthals didn’t mention it, it just gets ignored.
when people say do your due diligence this is how you spin straw into gold. Be a relentless researcher and you can do it too.
happy Aboriginal American History Month!
(and yes I know the agents are in here but I don’t mind anymore because the more they buy the more $ for me and mine)
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but HUMBL is what has made the commas. Still can’t believe I’m the only brotha talking about it but I guess because the Neanderthals didn’t mention it, it just gets ignored.
when people say do your due diligence this is how you spin straw into gold. Be a relentless researcher and you can do it too.
happy Aboriginal American History Month!
(and yes I know the agents are in here but I don’t mind anymore because the more they buy the more $ for me and mine
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TSNP Stock Price Increases Over 21,000% In The Past Month: Why It Happened
The stock price of Tesoro Enterprises, Inc. (OTCMKTS: TSNP) increased from $0.0005 per share on October 30 to $0.1081 on November 27 per share (growth of 21,510%). This is why it happened.
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$SQ is my #3 fintech play for growth + value (which is what is carrying ARK)
but HUMBL is what has made the commas. Still can’t believe I’m the only brotha talking about it but I guess because the Neanderthals didn’t mention it, it just gets ignored.
when people say do your due diligence this is how you spin straw into gold. Be a relentless researcher and you can do it too.
happy Aboriginal American History Month!
(and yes I know the agents are in here but I don’t mind anymore because the more they buy the more $ for me and mine
TSNP Stock Price Increases Over 21,000% In The Past Month: Why It Happened
The stock price of Tesoro Enterprises, Inc. (OTCMKTS: TSNP) increased from $0.0005 per share on October 30 to $0.1081 on November 27 per share (growth of 21,510%). This is why it happened.
Brah, Why you gotta be like that? Did you consider no one else may have been talking about it because no one else really knows or has researched it as you have and therefore didn't bring it to the forum? I certainly have never heard of it until you just mentioned it and i thank you for that!
WTF? I don't do margins on RH. But i gotta assume it's like any other broker with margin availablity. You gotta have a certain amount of cash for them to match it. I'd like to think for 100K you have to have at minimum 50K cash in your account.
I do but I do on low volatility plays, no options. For example they charge you 2.5% on 100k for the year.... If that 100k makes you 10% you pretty much made 7k off nothing. Yes they have a limit on the cash you have to have in your account. Wont front off what Ive borrowed Ive made like 4k this year. Already.
Wait, What? So you're saying you can actually borrow 100K from them while having an account with less than 20K cash??
It is an OTC stock, most ppl don't trade in that market.
Ppl should also pay attention, the stock ticker is $TSNP and eventually will change to $HUMBL.
I read somewhere ppl are buying $HUML.
I think SMH will take off as well, but I would just grab TSM instead of the ETF as I already have AMD.
If you want to look at SQ options, you should be looking at jan 22 call $332-$369. This has a 10% correction built in already. You would want to sell a year long contract around month 9 or 10 to avoid theta an get out before everybody else does.
This will be a Colin approved post.
Why the sudden interest ? @tical
Only got Lex van Dam & ITPM.
The ITPM course is better by a frogs hair but get both.
They go in on Fundamental + technical Analysis, Idea Generation, Volatility, Correlations, money management (kelly criterion) , Riskmanagement, Psychology, Macro Economics, Spread trading, Long / Short portofolio etc......basically a trading process like a hedge fund without the need of a Bloomberg terminal. IMO a perfect course for a beginner.
It changed my perception of the Economy, the way I listen to news, made me aware of things.
As always, this isn’t one of those “get rich quick” courses that promise you a fortune for doing nothing.
You get out what you put in.
Sidenote
Funny how all those guys (Lex, Anton , Raoul Pal ) used to work for Goldman Sachs
I think Anton got the idea of starting a trading academy from Lex after doing this show (3 episode).
When you watch you'll get glimpse of how the course is going the be.
Understand that they were trading in the middle of 2007 (GFC) and some of the participants made money.
Still here. Back in the day it seemed like people didn't understand what I posted.
I'm glad options have been embraced by BGOL.
Made good money in the 1st half of 2020 poured that in stock portofolio but 2nd half 2020 I got hammered a couple of times selling premium.
Looking back the option money that I made was more because I assessed the market correctly using only vertical spreads or ironcondor ( 1 trick pony). When the market changes you have to adjust as well. I don't know how to do that consistently.
That's why I'm trying to upgrade my option knowledge (hedging, synthetics, adjusting positions at what price, skew etc.. ) and how to apply.
Cause now I have a portofolio of MSFT, URW, AAPL, BIP, F, T, SAND, Heineken, UL, and I want to protect it.
So as mentioned in another post I found a new option guru Charles Cottle aka the Riskdoctor. He's legit.
This simple question from his book made me realise that I only know the basics of options.
The book Options Trading; The Hidden Reality (2006) can be found on pdfdrive.com.
I cannot find his 10GB video course for download for free (perhaps BGOL can), so I bought only his 201 + RD2 part from this website for cheap.
It's intensive. I need to brush on certain concepts and my algebra
nuff respeck. i remember you posting beaucoup notes on options trading...and i wasn't trading options then. i did not want to be bothered with it, didnt know what the big deal was about...until i tried it, then i got hooked.
Nooooo
You your margin is pretty much what you have in there. So I think I have 50k in they let me borrow 50k, but it also depends on what you are investing it in. So I took some and through in VGT. So lets say I had 10k worth of VGT they let me buy another 10k based off what I already had purchased. Honestly when I figured out I could go low risk and I mean these ETFs doing 10-20-30-40% it was a no brainer. That 50k is now 60k and I still owe them 50k....
That being said they can call Margin and make you sell if that stock or whatever you have starts tanking. Hence why I do low risk decent return products.
Ill have to look at those. but like I posted some time ago about SQ there are some things that just cant miss....
Why u say that?
It's the exact reason why that type of informaton should be posted in this thread. There's alot to learn about the market as a whole and as you've pointed out there are stocks that trade outside of the big 3 exchanges.
So it sounds like people are confusing $HUML with the pendng $HUMBL ticker. Thanks for clarifying and sharing.
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that’s what I’m waiting on before I start to unload my position. From $0.0005 to $5 in less than 6 months. And when it hits $5 the hedge funds will start to buy it up.
https://www.realclearmarkets.com/ar...ins_657597.amp.html?__twitter_impression=true
Wtf wrong with this dude
Wtf wrong with this dude
I hope people are paying attention to this post. I’ll be watching closely.
Good pick
My investing guru's i have a rather dumb question i've always been curious about and want to know if you have the answer.
In general companies issue stocks to raise capital for their businesses(Fund new product line, R&D etc).
So the question becomes with market prices changing frequently and effecting their market cap (Shares outstanding times share price). How can they reliable count on the $$$ they're getting from the market?
I'm assuming they have an operating range from the market and internally supplement the difference with their own money?
Any idea how that works?
In general companies issue stocks to raise capital for their businesses(Fund new product line, R&D etc).
So the question becomes with market prices changing frequently and effecting their market cap (Shares outstanding times share price). How can they reliable count on the $$$ they're getting from the market?
I'm assuming they have an operating range from the market and internally supplement the difference with their own money?
Any idea how that works?
Good question.
They use it as collateral to sell off the majority of the company shares that they own.
This explains it better than I can:
How can a company use money from stock investors when they are constantly being bought and sold?
I am interested in the mechanisms which a company can use the money that investors give them when they buy a public stock since they are being bought and sold constantly. How can a company spend ot...
The company can keep the shares. Those shares have an increased market value, so the total value of the company's assets is increased. This increased "valuation" could get them loans at a better rate, and the shares can be used for collateral.
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