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It's time for an $OESX trade again. Great company, very prudent. The trading action on this thing has been a decline the week or 2 weeks before earnings, then they report, then a day lag, and then a run. These guys are executing and I expect them to announce more big contracts - earnings are 2/8.

 
UUUU up 13% today.  I've been selling 25-33% in this range and then reacquiring on the dips below $4.

 
Robinhood lifts some of its limits. If someone isn't out yet, last chance coming up imo.

 
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McBokonon said:
It's time for an $OESX trade again. Great company, very prudent. The trading action on this thing has been a decline the week or 2 weeks before earnings, then they report, then a day lag, and then a run. These guys are executing and I expect them to announce more big contracts - earnings are 2/8.
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You can sell some $10 February 19 puts for $1.00-$1.05. That's pretty good, it will be $12 by then.

 
I don't think it's over.  I've heard that it's over a dozen times by now, just like we heard a thousand that today was going to be blood red as the market soars yet again.  Short interest numbers can be manipulated and we've already seen them outright lie about their positions, and it's holding pretty well considering retail still can't even buy it on the platforms most of them have their money in yet.

I'm HODLing some more, but I have a good average and am willing to lose all the paper profits in the end if it comes to that.  Pure gamble.

ETA: today's "sell off" was as MM manufactured as it gets too. Same size blocks selling on the same time frame stopping just short of tripping circuits to let it cool down until the circuit moved to the next level down, etc. 

 
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I don't think it's over.  I've heard that it's over a dozen times by now, just like we heard a thousand that today was going to be blood red as the market soars yet again.  Short interest numbers can be manipulated and we've already seen them outright lie about their positions, and it's holding pretty well considering retail still can't even buy it on the platforms most of them have their money in yet.

I'm HODLing some more, but I have a good average and am willing to lose all the paper profits in the end if it comes to that.  Pure gamble.
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It ain't over til the stonk lady sings

-QG

 
I have more FLGT than AAPL now, this is bonkers. I have a LOT of AAPL.

Currently in overall percentage of portfolio:

$SE

$FLGT

$AAPL

$CRWD

$AXON

$MSFT

 
FreeBaGeL said:
I don't think it's over.  I've heard that it's over a dozen times by now, just like we heard a thousand that today was going to be blood red as the market soars yet again.  Short interest numbers can be manipulated and we've already seen them outright lie about their positions, and it's holding pretty well considering retail still can't even buy it on the platforms most of them have their money in yet.

I'm HODLing some more, but I have a good average and am willing to lose all the paper profits in the end if it comes to that.  Pure gamble.
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Are you talking about SFIO?

 
-OZ- said:
:)

Are you selling SE today?
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I'm going to sit tight on SE and start selling again in the 240s.  The pattern has been new high and then pullback.  Will add on any 5%+ pullback from here.  I'm at my base amount of shares, 3%-4% of my portfolio.  I'm much more conservative than most here and don't want to be anywhere north of 5% on SE.  I'm may lose some ground if the bull continues to run by moving money from SE to KR, but if we get that 10% pullback, SE will drop much more than KR.  KR reports in a month and assuming a flat market I see a 10% upside again by then.

 
Sideshow Bob said:
I don't think I'd buy it here, though. Not after the run it has had. Maybe I'll turn out to be wrong, but I have to think there's an opportunity to get it cheaper in the next week.
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:broken record: Don't wait for a pullback that might not happen if you're a long term investor. Buy a third now and wait until earnings or something. A pullback is likely but not 100%. May as well get a little now in case the bull run continues, but start small in case it takes a breather.

 
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@urbanhackto follow up on a couple of names I have in my PA for income, I like Ben Franklin Resources (BEN) which is trading at $26 and throws off 4.26% yield.  Stock tends to stay in its lane though it dropped to $14 when stocks crashed last year but has rallied since.  And, since I know you to be a man of high integrity and a heart of gold, this might resonate with you:

 

SAN MATEO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Franklin Templeton is pleased to announce its receipt of a perfect score of 100 percent on the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation’s 2020 Corporate Equality Index (CEI), the nation’s premier benchmarking survey and report measuring corporate policies and practices related to LGBTQ workplace equality. Franklin Templeton earned top marks in the national survey for the fourth consecutive year and was designated as a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality.
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Anyhow, if you're looking for stocks that aren't going to be subject to wild swings (ordinarily) and will pay you each quarter a cash dividend, you could do a lot worse than BEN.


Another one I own is People's United Financial (PBCT) and is a little cheaper at $13.57 but has a juicy 5.27% yield.  Not sure how they are graded by our LGBTQRSTUV friends, but there's a couple of stocks I use for income to go along with things I don't know what they do.

 
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cosjobs said:
JAA said:
This is why I believe BB can be next.  I dont think AMC has the fundamentals.
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I see those two opposite of you. Not that I know much about them at all and should be listened to. But I have owned both recently and dumped the BB and rode AMC to minor fortunes.
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All of my plays are based in companies I /could/ hold long term.  None of my plays are short term dumps.  For that, I dont like the AMC balance sheet.  I forget how many billion they pay in simply rent.

Made 2 plays today, 1 just for fun

Date/Time Description Amount Commission Reg Fee Details
02/01/2021 10:52:01 Bought 1 GME @ 236.9999 -237.00 0.00 0.00
02/01/2021 11:11:56 Bought 335 BB @ 14.2236 -4,764.91 0.00 0.00





The GME I so I can say DIAMOND HANDS ... pure LOOK AT ME

I watched BB this morning and it played out the way I thought, though I didnt have the balls to buy at the open.  I figured it would dip in the early hours as everyone was afraid and start to rally at lunch.  It started rallying a little early so I jumped when I saw green.  Still moving a bit today, but this ape is holding to the moon, WSB FOR LIFE!!1!!11!

PS - forgot to add, my hope is BB to 20 by Friday.  There are a ton of calls out from 15-20 till the end of the week.  Im hoping to see a continued squeezer this week.

 
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Green Plains Partners (GPP) is a steal at $9.75 a share. They've exceeded EPS expectations 3 of the last 4 quarters and prior to COVID it was trading comfortably at $14.00 a share. I've listened to their Conference Calls intently in the past and the focus was always on continuing to drive revenue.

They added a second revenue stream of "protein production" which uses some kind of patented technology. If I am to recant the conference call correctly, their focal point is to create more of these protein facilities. To my understanding, the protein is more profitable than the ethanol and the company is consolidating resources to focus more on the protein production:

“The sale of the assets affiliated with the Ord location allows Green Plains Partners to continue to deleverage its balance sheet while enabling the parent, Green Plains Inc., to reallocate the proceeds from the sale toward its protein technology initiatives which should result in higher throughput rates,” said Todd Becker, president and chief executive officer of Green Plains Partners.


What you have is a company with a beautiful balance sheet (liquid), with revenues that are increasing as they begin to scale their second revenue stream and remove inefficiencies from the original (ethanol).

 
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CFB Sicko said:
What you have is a company with a beautiful balance sheet (liquid), 
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Quarterly

Assets

All numbers in millions of US Dollars

Current Assets

Cash and Short-Term Investments 

2020 (09/30 - 06/30)   2020 (06/30 - 03/31)    2020 (03/31 - 12/31)    2019 (12/31 - 09/30)    2019 (09/30 - 06/30)

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