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I sold a thousand at 1.28, will buy back under 1.00I sold $1 March puts for like $0.40. Still can sell em for ~$0.30 as another way to play this.
I sold a thousand at 1.28, will buy back under 1.00I sold $1 March puts for like $0.40. Still can sell em for ~$0.30 as another way to play this.
It can be hard to move forward much, its such a pariah$MO is interesting if looking for a divvy play. I think it's hovering around 8%. Some optionality with potential cannabis legalization if they then jump in there.
I forgot about thatPositive news on interim analysis of their current Alzheimer's treatment trial.
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Me too. So hard when the market is so good. And all my moves are long term still (5-8 years). Was able to get the following at good prices the last dip: ARKK, ARKG, NEE.I keep looking around for a place to invest, hard to find deals right now that I like.
Great,Most of the market is overpriced. However, I don't think it's very hard to find places to invest. I have sold one long term position so far this year as I thought it was overbaked and wanted to lock in the profits. All of my other long term positions I've held or added to. Stocks I own that I think are very undervalued - GOOG, AMD, NVDA. Stocks I own that I think are undervalued - AMT, CNC, WMT.
Stocks I'm looking at - AAPL (never owned it, but starting to look good here, could be 50% higher within 2 years), FB (only thing holding me back are regulatory concerns, but still looks cheap). GOLD, FCX (defensive plays), I would like to say BTC, but I am having a very difficult time justifying this one, or finding a place to safely place asses.
Others on my watchlist - MDT, UNH, WKHS, V, MA, ADBE, SHOP.
Lastly, I really do like the financials as a longer term play, but I'm always wishy washy about which ones to pick. I could make an argument for quite a few of them, although I loathe and will never own WFC stand alone. So, I have a decent size position in XLF and have added to it.
But, wtf do I know
SFIO on there. I'm out.Found this after some googles: https://www.tdameritrade.com/retail-en_us/resources/pdf/cesecuritylist.pdf
Sold half of mine too :highfive:I had over 5000 shares in the low 2.90s. I just sold 2000 at 3.39. Sometimes that's as far as it runs, so I wanted to lock in some profit and have $$ to buy more if it dips below 3.00. I'd probably sell another 1000 around 3.75 and hold the rest in case it finally makes a moon shot.
This is why you have to be careful of penny stocks. I was listening to a Motley Fool call about micro caps and they said that 70% produce negative returns over 10 years. The average 10 year return of the S&P 500 is 140% (GS said 9.2% a year). Small caps can return a higher rate but that’s because the ones that make it do amazing and there are tons of losers in the micro cap world like penny stocks.Found this after some googles: https://www.tdameritrade.com/retail-en_us/resources/pdf/cesecuritylist.pdf
GRMN, PH, SWXOne other thing I'll add, and I think I've mentioned in this thread previously, but I do really like dividend stocks - I am in a few Vanguard dividend index funds. I really really really think that these crowded trades are eventually going to stop or at least significantly slow down due to valuations. PTON, ZM, etc, can only go so high. There is so much cash on the sidelines right now and a LOT of investors are looking for safe places to invest (read, looking for value). Dividend yields are not out of whack right now with historic averages and I think people will start taking a look there. I'm on the older side of the FBG club, not legendary, or ancient, but old. I am perfectly content having a few funds with six figures throwing me 3-5% year with some upside growth to supplement my retirement income. I reinvest dividends on these funds and to me, just seems a no-brainer. But again, wtf do I know. I have no bonds, nor bond funds and just can't see any reason to do so, so these funds are my bonds.
I thought that was you that posted about back when I was hunting for dividends in May/June. It has certainly performed better than other picks I made then.I have quite a bit of BEP. Up 75%.
What I like about the high price is it reduces volatility. Since I'm using it, MSFT, GOOGL, WMT, and TGT for my retirement ... gimme reduced volatilityI like it. Hoping the new guy splits it. The price has to be more attractive to drive more buyers. It’s just too high for most people. Imo ow you can buy fractions and all that but it’s a mental thing.Bezos news is a surprise. They couldn’t have killed the quarter any more and that’s still with them investing like crazy.
Ethan Allen has doubled in the last 6 months, so it wouldn't have been a bad pick!ETH is etherium...I should probably clarify that.
You think this still has legs, long term, or just short term?This one wasn't me I don't think.
This one WAS me. Pretty surprising. I think most figured $BTAQ would merge with Ree
Amazon is the Black Jack table and the SPACs are the craps table.That’s kind of how I’m playing it.
That’s true too. Good point.What I like about the high price is it reduces volatility. Since I'm using it, MSFT, GOOGL, WMT, and TGT for my retirement ... gimme reduced volatility
CGC just keeps ripping higher. Up 165% since the Fall.The market wake and baked to get TOKE to an all-time high this morning.
Serious question - do you live in CT or New England?ETH is etherium...I should probably clarify that.You move around a lot on holdings. What do you like with HZAC and HZON? Also, why Ethan Allen? That's an interesting holding I haven't seen bandied about here.
HZAC linked to ARK, potential fintech merger. Both HZON and HZAC are Guggenheim managed. They both look like the type that can pop to me.
Volatility is measured as a %, it has very little to do with the stock price in most cases (and if it did it would be the opposite, higher price/lower volume would mean more volatility not less).What I like about the high price is it reduces volatility. Since I'm using it, MSFT, GOOGL, WMT, and TGT for my retirement ... gimme reduced volatility
Yeah wishing I had opened that wsb thread before 12:59 to jump on the funSo WSB crowd decides they are all going to buy AMC at 1pm. At 1pm they boost the stock almost 15% in about 2 minutes.
Now imagine 5 hedge funds, who each have more capital by themselves than the entirety of WSB combined, doing the same thing on multiple stocks every day for the last 20 years.
That's terrific news! Thanks for pointing me in this direction.Guys - SFIO will be pink current soon - all their filing are updated, just waiting for OTCmarkets to verify. All good! Don't sell!
Has nothing to do with stock price. Nor should a stock split cause any increase in value, but people are going to believe what they are going to believe.Volatility is measured as a %, it has very little to do with the stock price in most cases (and if it did it would be the opposite, higher price/lower volume would mean more volatility not less).
If you don't get your entry point on SQ by 2/23, I'm not sure you're going to. Barring a market correction, I'm afraid the dip on 1/27 might have been the best opportunity we see for a bit.Me too. So hard when the market is so good. And all my moves are long term still (5-8 years). Was able to get the following at good prices the last dip: ARKK, ARKG, NEE.
Looking at and waiting for possible good prices at: ETSY, SQ, PPL, TAN, RUN. Also thanks to this thread: KR, FLGT, DRWD, DKNG.
Great,
Hard for me to think of GOOG as undervalued since my holdings are 8 years old or so. ADBE has been a good stock for me over the years, even though other companies have broken into their market (bluebeam, docusign, etc.) I have some or the others, but I can't bring myself to buy AAPL or FB. It breaks my rule of investing in companies I believe in. I hate apple and facebook.
From what I could find, they produce electronic smokeless ciggy's.That's terrific news! Thanks for pointing me in this direction.
Also, can you tell me what they do?
yeah, pretty sure all that news was baked in before you bought.So WSB crowd decides they are all going to buy AMC at 1pm. At 1pm they boost the stock almost 15% in about 2 minutes.
Now imagine 5 hedge funds, who each have more capital by themselves than the entirety of WSB combined, doing the same thing on multiple stocks every day for the last 20 years.
Yeah, I saw that and probably screwed it up.If you don't get your entry point on SQ by 2/23, I'm not sure you're going to. Barring a market correction, I'm afraid the dip on 1/27 might have been the best opportunity we see for a bit.
For once, Don’t Do ItSpeaking of stock splits, isn't Nike due for another one soon? Been 6 years and usually when it hits these levels they split. Sure wish they'd just do it.
Smoking prevents COVIDFrom what I could find, they produce electronic smokeless ciggy's.
I ended up selling today based on that alone. I bought on the frenzy Friday without really looking into it, and for me I just don't want to be invested in anything tied to smoking.
If I'm wrong someone let me know, but that's what I could find about them.
Agree. I only track % ... so yeaVolatility is measured as a %, it has very little to do with the stock price in most cases (and if it did it would be the opposite, higher price/lower volume would mean more volatility not less).What I like about the high price is it reduces volatility. Since I'm using it, MSFT, GOOGL, WMT, and TGT for my retirement ... gimme reduced volatility
I'm going to rush out and buy this just as much as I have the Paul Ryan SPAC....It's the investment opportunity we've all been waiting for: A Larry Kudlow / Wilbur Ross SPAC!
What opportunities are they looking for? A fleet of slave ships? Sweat shops specializing in child labor? A cracker factory?It's the investment opportunity we've all been waiting for: A Larry Kudlow / Wilbur Ross SPAC!
From what I could find, they produce electronic smokeless ciggy's.
I ended up selling today based on that alone. I bought on the frenzy Friday without really looking into it, and for me I just don't want to be invested in anything tied to smoking.
If I'm wrong someone let me know, but that's what I could find about them.
Smokefree Innotec, Inc. (OTC Pink: SFIO) ("The Company" or "Smokefree Innotec") is pleased to announce it has signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Agrokings Incorporated ("Agrokings").
Agrokings is a conglomerate of synergistic companies in the hospitality, agricultural, electrical and distribution spaces, and will include the Epiphany Café franchise group, Gorgeous Coffee, Ardent Bakers, and A+ Electrical - all of which are located in New Zealand. Altogether, the companies mentioned are generating millions of dollars in annual revenue and are expanding at a rapid rate throughout the region.
Epiphany Café currently has over 15 franchise locations in New Zealand and hopes to increase this number to 20 before the end of the year. Furthermore, Epiphany Café is currently eyeing eight (8) existing cafes in Australia to be converted into Epiphany Cafes. The company has also started to offer licenses to establishments who intend to offer Epiphany's signature iced drinks, specialty coffees and artisan donuts.
At the moment, the new management's intention is to bring the company current with OTC Markets and apply for a ticker symbol and name change. Further updates regarding strategic partnerships, acquisitions, and capital raises will be released in the near future.
Of those only WMT is really low volatility (though MSFT isn't bad). GOOG and TGT are definitely not in that category. Some of the REITs can be pretty low in volatility - BEP, O, etc.What I like about the high price is it reduces volatility. Since I'm using it, MSFT, GOOGL, WMT, and TGT for my retirement ... gimme reduced volatility