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I am kinda addicted to the stonks rush...Covid took away casinos, so this is like an all day rush waiting for the rocket ship. I thought going to the moon was a farce early on, but the price sticking above 100 has me believing we are about to see something special. 

 
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I am kinda addicted to the stonks rush...Covid took away casinos, so this is like an all day rush waiting for the rocket ship. I thought going to the moon was a farce early on, but the price sticking above 100 has me believing we are about to see something special. 
  • Only 70 million shares of GME stock. Many are in diamond hands (institutions, Ryan Cohen, and WSB)
  • Because the stock was so cheap a few years ago, people were able to load up on options that are coming in now every Friday. As those people choose to take the stock, the float keeps reducing. 
  • Although some short positions left, other copycat hedge funds piled in to short as the share price increased. Some of the research suggests that as many as 55 million synthetic shares exist and will need to be covered eventually.
  • Don't underestimate the activist angle. Some people are not investing. They are buying and hodling in an effort to punish naked short sellers.
  • Also don't underestimate people liking the concept of a Ryan Cohen led GameStop experience. Those with pets love Chewy and only buy from them now. The gaming industry is $200B and growing. People looking at the current brick and mortar company are missing what the company is soon going to be.  
  • The various simulations all keep showing the same thing. If people collectively hodl this will keep ratcheting higher. It's the perfect Pyschology experiment. Will you stand with your brother or will you sell to make sure you get yours?
I am not a financial advisor, but I like the stock.

 
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$SE reports before market open tomorrow. It's 12.76% of our individual stock positions which is way too much. Should probably trim but ride or die.

It'll report ridiculous numbers and the stock will react how it reacts - hodling for 3-10 years.
Dipping premarket as I guess they missed estimates. But:

Total GAAP revenue was US$1.6 billion, up 101.6% year-on-year.

Total gross profit was US$533.7 million, up 101.5% year-on-year.

E-Commerce GAAP revenue was US$842.2 million, up 178.3% year-on-year.

And on and on. Triple digit growth everywhere. I like the stock.

 
Dipping premarket as I guess they missed estimates. But:

Total GAAP revenue was US$1.6 billion, up 101.6% year-on-year.

Total gross profit was US$533.7 million, up 101.5% year-on-year.

E-Commerce GAAP revenue was US$842.2 million, up 178.3% year-on-year.

And on and on. Triple digit growth everywhere. I like the stock.
Solidly green now as investors have finished their coffee. $SE also established Sea Capital, which looks like will be their venture capital arm, and Sea AI Labs. Beast. 

 
With the last stimulus check out now is the time to rotate into value jmo.  
The $1,400 checks aren't even approved by the senate yet, let alone found their way into the market though? Also, the Fed injecting trillions of dollars directly into the economy has way more of an impact than stimulus checks imo. 

 
Took me a bit to figure it out as well. Why would someone pay ME to buy stock at a price lower than it's trading for?

People buying puts are betting the stock price will go down and will be less than the strike price by the strike date.

1 of 2 scenarios will happen here;

 Pecorino just pocketed $1200 for doing nothing .... 4 contracts (400 shares) x $3 ea = $1200

... or, on 3/19/21 Pecorino will own 400 shares of PLTR at a cost basis of $22.00 a share ($25 strike price less $3 premium which he gets to keep regardless of if the stock is put to him or not)

A win/win scenario if you don't mind owning PLTR for $22

If I wanted to own PLTR, I would also do this. OK, I talked me into it. I'm in.
Just to follow up on this example after a couple of weeks. Since selling four PLTR puts when it was trading at $25.50, the share price rose to almost $29, dipped below $23 and is now trading right around $25 again. Someone who is trading could have purchased it at $25 (when I sold the puts) and sold at $29, if they had impeccable timing of course. Or they could have bought at $25 two weeks ago and now it is back to $25, no harm no foul, and a very likely scenario. Also no gain.

For the put seller, the stock price is back to where it was when I sold the puts, but the value of the puts have decayed by almost 50%. That's a good thing--since I'm the seller I want the value of the puts to go down with the prospect of them expiring worthless (meaning I net the entire $1200 premium) or buy them back before 3/19 for a fraction of that premium. So on a stock price that went sideways, I've got 50% ROI in two weeks, and if another pop happens now (let's say back to $29), then I'd be able to close the position and capture almost all of the premium. Of course, a stock owner would be just as happy with a move back to $29 to sell their shares. In fact, that person and I would have the same amount of gain, roughly $1200, but the put seller risked much less and also stands to net that whole premium even if the stock price doesn't pop and lingers around $25.

 
The $1,400 checks aren't even approved by the senate yet, let alone found their way into the market though? Also, the Fed injecting trillions of dollars directly into the economy has way more of an impact than stimulus checks imo. 
It's going to happen, you buy the news, sell the (well nothing, hodl).  Growth stocks have had a monster run, rotating out of that into small/mid cap value is something I've been eying as a post vax, end of stimulus move.  I'm not a stock picker, I mostly do indexes.

 
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UWMC, how you doin'?  The CEO is talking special dividend, stock buyback, entry to Russell 1000.  Lots of good things happening here.

Also, who would have known, but RKT was the play in this space.  50% this week. 🚀

 
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UWMC, how you doin'?  The CEO is talking special dividend, stock buyback, entry to Russell 1000.  Lots of good things happening here.

Also, who would have known, but RKT was the play in this space.  50% this week. 🚀
Boom!

After DCA down UWMC was my second largest holding.  Just sold moat loads acquired last week on the plunge.

 
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Speaking of picking up nickels, thanks to whoever mentioned TWLVU trading below the $10 NAV.  Just picked up 500 nickels.

 
@General Malaise $PLGNF! 🚀

If sitting on cash $ACND might not be a bad replacement. Market reacted negatively to their merger announcement, but floor is $10 (can just redeem for cash worst case) so not a bad place to park some $$ and hope for a bounce. I am in at $10.02.  

 
I would honestly treat UUUU the way @Todem treats BLDP.....sure, you can trade it, but I think this is a 10 bagger in due time.  I have it on good authority that management of UUUU is going to seek out some assistance from a rare earth elements processor and the jockey of that particular company is the Mike Smith of REE company execs.  If they can get in bed with him and harness the potential they are sitting on, this is a freaking home run.******


*****In this environment.  In other words, as long as we're seeing a seachange back into REE and industrial metals (uranium, tin, lithium, cobalt, etc) there will be a few beneficiaries of this inflow and if you look around our country at companies that are positioned to benefit from processing rare earths, UUUU is the most attractive gal at the party.  And really, one of the only ones too.
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Neo Performance Materials, Energy Fuels Jointly Launch Rare Earth Production Initiative....

When I mentioned the 'Mike Smith' of REE execs, I was talking about Constantine Karayannopoulos of Neo.  You might remember him from Neo Material, which was purchased by Molycorp back in the REE boom of 2012.  This guy can can the 15 footer and hit a curveball.  :thumbup:

 
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Neo Performance Materials, Energy Fuels Jointly Launch Rare Earth Production Initiative....

When I mentioned the 'Mike Smith' of REE execs, I was talking about Constantine Karayannopoulos of Neo.  You might remember him from Neo Material, which was purchased by Molycorp back in the REE boom of 2012.  This guy can can the 15 footer and hit a curveball.  :thumbup:
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I haven't touched a new SPAC in a while. Waiting for those I own to announce a DA or get to an exit point. But I purchased more HAACW at this point. I'm trusting in this management team to do something special.

 

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