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Maybe you guys can have your warrior princesses be part of a focus group on the quality of entertainment provided by Genius Brands (GNUS). Superhero Kindergarten sounds like it may be right up their alley.I have one too! One minute she's wearing an Elsa dress, then next she's in her skivvies karate chopping her big sister. Maybe we could get them to team-up and form a new Avengers group.
Just an FYI, you can easily roll those previous job 401k into self-controlled IRAs. Not sure who you have them with but there are very cheap mutual fund options that likely do the same thing your 401k does with less fees. I would never roll my 401k into a new job’s 401k or leave it in an old one, barring some weird vesting situation where you can vest after leaving. Again, you don’t have to buy individual stocks but I'd rather have that option along with the ability to save fees. Many 401ks have some high mutual fund costs and even fees deducted throughout the year.
Oh, I like your advice and think it’s very sound. I should have bought some more in March, but outside of Amazon, I’m not super concentrated in any stocks and have a good chunk of cash. I was just saying that I think there’s a difference between buying CCL when it dipped in March and get a 100% run up and lightening the risk and buying a small growing company like FSLY and holding because you think that you’d still buy it now and hold for 5 years. I didn’t buy FSLY to get a 100% gain. I’m hoping to get 5-10x in years. I wasn’t expecting it to be close to $50 right now but I’d rather own it than CCL even if both have gone up similar since the dip.
Right. Fast Money is my favorite show because they have 4-5 actual traders that lend their perspectives on tons of stocks/sectors.
I like to look at Bloomberg, Seeking Alpha, and TD Ameritrade's daily reports from other sources. I was thinking about starting a Google folder where we can upload that stuff and research reports for each other if people would be interested in that. We all use different brokerages, and I know they share a lot of the same analyst reports, but there might enough differences. So if someone is interested in specific stock we could share research.
Bought a little VSTO as soon as I saw this post. Up like 6% since that.
Bought a little VSTO as soon as I saw this post. Up like 6% since that.
Do you ever watch Bloomberg TV? There's a Roku App and I'll switch to it at times.
I kind of chuckle when people criticize professional investors or professional fantasy football prognosticators. In both pursuits, a person is trying to be right more than they are wrong. Mistakes are inevitable especially in a short term time frame. But people love to lay blame unjustly.
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Is there an ETF that covers this family? Self defense / armament? Guns, security, surveillance (cams)?
I've done some searching before on this and there weren't any really dedicated to guns/security that I've found. Someone is missing out on a "GUNS" ticker
I would normally agree, but this has shown a history of diving after conference calls.
I respect Cramer. He certainly likes to play the clown, but I think he is genuine about wanting to help people and teach them how to invest. He also gets a lot of credit in my book for going on the Daily Show when Rick Santeli chicked out.
Do you know If you just register, submit the question, and aren't able to log on for the call, will the question still get submitted?
I can't see Jack Marks having a system sophisticated enough to filter out questions from those who don't log on. The guy constantly repeats questions and asks questions they've just finished addressing.
People drank their coffee.Don Hutson said:
Yeah, I mean when the unsecureds are in the 50-60 cent range and especially when they get rolled into some new debt, it seems like they're more amicable to giving the equity holders, at least some share of the new company. When it's in the single digits, they aren't going to play ball. Maybe you can play in a rights offering. But also sounds like HTZ may actually liquidate. Not close enough to the creditors but at the very least, sounds like they were pushing for a downsize which would help explain the move in CARhxperson said:
I agree. The rights to participate in a NewCo equity offering are always a hotly contested commodity in workouts and often the motivation around valuation fights between the various classes of creditors. It would take an extraordinary rebound in earnings or multiples moving far beyond unprecedented levels for impairments to improve to such a degree that the creditors would feel that they need to give something to the equity claims.
I'm not understanding the catalyst for this increase? Why is this going up?
Right now I'm holding, but with a 40% pop today it's tough not to cash out some.
ETA: I just sold half.
Stupidly dumped half around 20% up. Put a 6% trailing stop loss on the other half @ 40%ish up.
Right now I'm holding, but a 40% pop today it's tough not to cash out some.
Seems like "word of mouth" inspires some of these things to just do what stonks do best.
In this market, it seems if I wait to see concrete reasons why something is booming, I'll end up waiting and waiting and then join late and kick myself a bit.
It's a momentum trade. People see it trending up and everybody wants a piece on the way up.
