My target when I loaded up on puts was $12 but if earnings are bad and Vegas shuts down again (seems like it’s an possibility at this point) then it would not surprise me at all.I've been wanting to buy MGM since it was at 9.15. Do you think it heads down to 10 again?
giddy up. post when you get in!My target when I loaded up on puts was $12 but if earnings are bad and Vegas shuts down again (seems like it’s an possibility at this point) then it would not surprise me at all.
Long term I like the casino stocks. I’m hoping to roll the profits into shares so we’ll probably jump in around the same time lol.giddy up. post when you get in!
oh, misread. you have puts
betting on 2500 within 12 monthsTSLA crushes earnings. Probably will be about $2000 tomorrow
up to 16. but not inAny thoughts on the Albertsons IPO?
NYSE:ACI $14.47 current price
Personally I dont shop there. but they went public and seem to have hit their bottom...
I sold today. I had gotten up to 80 stocks I was following and/or invested in. This isn't a growth stock, it's not a day trader, there's not much history, and I had nothing else in the sector to rotate between (I'll shift weighting back and forth between sys, dfs, and mfa based on daily movement changes relative to each other). Took my 10% and moved on.up to 16. but not inAny thoughts on the Albertsons IPO?
NYSE:ACI $14.47 current price
Personally I dont shop there. but they went public and seem to have hit their bottom...
I definitely do not think this is the right decision at this point but good luck.Dumped out of a bunch of stuff this morning. Just feels like another reckoning is on the horizon in the near term. I hadn’t realized how much I made on a bunch of my ETFs like QQQ — those things have had a pretty sick run up in the past 6 months. As someone noted above, battening down the hatches.
Is this your retirement money? How long until you use it?Dumped out of a bunch of stuff this morning. Just feels like another reckoning is on the horizon in the near term. I hadn’t realized how much I made on a bunch of my ETFs like QQQ — those things have had a pretty sick run up in the past 6 months. As someone noted above, battening down the hatches.
That was the guy. Really long interview, anyone they give that much time to is going to be a skilled speaker, but he was great.Chamath Palihapitiya is awesome. I don't really agree with a lot of he says, but he's obviously a lot smarter than me. That said, TSLA bulls are the best bulls. They all think this company is going to a trillion+
I could easily see it hitting a trillion+. I said it before in this thread.. Best product in the sector created and run by one of the greatest minds on the planet. I think eventually Tesla could end up being far more than a car company. People forget that originally amazon sold books and that apple only made pc's. Tesla has already vastly interrupted the automotive industry in such a brief timeline. I think the sky is the limit for this stock in the next 5-10 years--but I also think that Tesla will be a far different and more sprawling company in 10 years. Elon thinks big and he's one of the best at making grandios thoughts into realities.Chamath Palihapitiya is awesome. I don't really agree with a lot of he says, but he's obviously a lot smarter than me. That said, TSLA bulls are the best bulls. They all think this company is going to a trillion+
There’s absolutely no denying this. But when he thinks big and has his next idea that might possibly make Tesla “more than a car company,” there’s just as likely a chance that it’s simply spun off into his next Tesla/SpaceX/PayPal than it is initiated under Tesla’s umbrella.I could easily see it hitting a trillion+. I said it before in this thread.. Best product in the sector created and run by one of the greatest minds on the planet. I think eventually Tesla could end up being far more than a car company. People forget that originally amazon sold books and that apple only made pc's. Tesla has already vastly interrupted the automotive industry in such a brief timeline. I think the sky is the limit for this stock in the next 5-10 years--but I also think that Tesla will be a far different and more sprawling company in 10 years. Elon thinks big and he's one of the best at making grandios thoughts into realities.
I think the market is probably going to hit some turbulence soon--and there could be a moderate drop--but long term it will go up. Nobody should be over exposed to the market--but I wouldn't jump out if you are a long term investor. This country has made it abundantly clear that it disproportionately caters and benefits the investment class at the expense of the working class. Our country is falling apart and our government is more concerned with stock prices than anything else. I don't see this changing anytime soon. Sure--that doesn't guarantee that every day is an up day and there will be corrections--but if covid showed us anything--it showed us that our governments primary focus is protecting and rising the markets. It's greedy and dirty as hell--but it's just reality.Dumped out of a bunch of stuff this morning. Just feels like another reckoning is on the horizon in the near term. I hadn’t realized how much I made on a bunch of my ETFs like QQQ — those things have had a pretty sick run up in the past 6 months. As someone noted above, battening down the hatches.
That's true--but he could easily add a subscription model to Tesla where he charges monthly fees for certain upgrades..etc. Once Tesla establishes enough market share--and its growing in that respect--at some point--there will be lots of avenues for him to create more revenue streams even staying in the umbrella of automaking. The cybertruck will disrupt the market and the truck sector is something that Tesla hasn't even touched yet.There’s absolutely no denying this. But when he thinks big and has his next idea that might possibly make Tesla “more than a car company,” there’s just as likely a chance that it’s simply spun off into his next Tesla/SpaceX/PayPal than it is initiated under Tesla’s umbrella.
While true on Amazon and Apple, they had already spread out and were making money in streaming, selling everything, AWS, iPods, iPhones, etc. way before they hit $1T. Tesla appears to be on the road for that and right now, they just sell cars and their solar ambition appears to be nowhere.I could easily see it hitting a trillion+. I said it before in this thread.. Best product in the sector created and run by one of the greatest minds on the planet. I think eventually Tesla could end up being far more than a car company. People forget that originally amazon sold books and that apple only made pc's. Tesla has already vastly interrupted the automotive industry in such a brief timeline. I think the sky is the limit for this stock in the next 5-10 years--but I also think that Tesla will be a far different and more sprawling company in 10 years. Elon thinks big and he's one of the best at making grandios thoughts into realities.
What's the argument against putting a nice chunk in retirement? I mean 12% on the DE alone, never mind what looks like a stable stock price.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/oneok-declares-quarterly-dividend-201500897.html
Pretty nice dividend announced for OKE yesterday. This was one of my "starter" stocks last week.
They’re a good midstream play IMO although somewhat tied to more oil weighted plays so commodity pricing does have an impact more than some like WMB. Overall they can cover their dividend and have done so for a good while. I’ve got some in my portfolio mostly for the dividend but believe there’s room for the stock price to stretch its legs as an added bonus.What's the argument against putting a nice chunk in retirement? I mean 12% on the DE alone, never mind what looks like a stable stock price.
What you stated is the big reasons I chose this one. Its down over 60% year to date and I think that is mostly attributable to CV. I think it has room to grow from where it is now, and the 12% dividend is a nice bonus.They’re a good midstream play IMO although somewhat tied to more oil weighted plays so commodity pricing does have an impact more than some like WMB. Overall they can cover their dividend and have done so for a good while. I’ve got some in my portfolio mostly for the dividend but believe there’s room for the stock price to stretch its legs as an added bonus.
Yeah it’s down 5% since I purchased but I’m not concerned. I may buy more if I see a dip down into mid 20s, but regardless of price this one is in the set it and forget it basket unless it moons up to 50+ in the near future.What you stated is the big reasons I chose this one. Its down over 60% year to date and I think that is mostly attributable to CV. I think it has room to grow from where it is now, and the 12% dividend is a nice bonus.
I don't fully understand things, admittedly. It was trading up $.75 pre-market and then opened red, and dropped from there. I'm not too worried about the day to day stock price, as I do think its going to be fairly stable, but I was not expecting a red opening today.
Is it really that far ahead of its competitors here? Same question on autonomous driving as I know other automakers have also been investing in that.I could easily see it hitting a trillion+. I said it before in this thread.. Best product in the sector created and run by one of the greatest minds on the planet. I think eventually Tesla could end up being far more than a car company. People forget that originally amazon sold books and that apple only made pc's. Tesla has already vastly interrupted the automotive industry in such a brief timeline. I think the sky is the limit for this stock in the next 5-10 years--but I also think that Tesla will be a far different and more sprawling company in 10 years. Elon thinks big and he's one of the best at making grandios thoughts into realities.
Yes- by a mile. The main complaint on Tesla is not the vehicle or driving experience- it’s the delays in parts or servicing. The vast majority of people that get a Tesla absolutely become married to the brand.Is it really that far ahead of its competitors here? Same question on autonomous driving as I know other automakers have also been investing in that.
I appreciate you saying this. Makes me feel pretty good about my process of choice here.Yeah it’s down 5% since I purchased but I’m not concerned. I may buy more if I see a dip down into mid 20s, but regardless of price this one is in the set it and forget it basket unless it moons up to 50+ in the near future.
In fairness, I'm also doing it in part because we're looking to buy a second home and need some extra cash on hand for down payment and closing. So it's money I was considering pulling out of the market anyway. But yeah, with the stimulus checks drying up, and Q2 and Q3 bloodbath starting to hit, I dunno, I just think another shock is due....I definitely do not think this is the right decision at this point but good luck.
Yes, certainly getting a similar "cult" feel to the brand like 15 years ago when people wanted to put Apple stickers on everything. I haven't bought a car in years so really have no idea.Yes- by a mile. The main complaint on Tesla is not the vehicle or driving experience- it’s the delays in parts or servicing. The vast majority of people that get a Tesla absolutely become married to the brand.
Huge reserve build built into the numbers. Charge off and delinquencies are dropping.Looks like DFS missed on earnings estimates pretty badly but the stock price is up ~1%.
Can we stop the TSLA talk please? My lost $20k cant take it05/01/2020 12:30:20Sold 100 TSLA @ 708.94 70,892.42Man earlier this year I bought Tesla for like 450 and thought I made out like a bandit when I sold around 950. Sheesh.
QtyOpen dateAdj costClose dateAdj proceedsAdj gain($) Adj gain (%)
18 11/02/17 5,406.95 03/13/19 5,245.74 -161.21 -2.98
Not to get political, but the people CV impacted the most are not the same people who invest in the market. Meaning - the money is there, people are just moving it around to other stocks.It’s insane that the S&P is up 2.5% for the year.
I just bought some Amazon.Not to be too general, but is anyone buying anything? I find myself wanting to take profits. For example, I have made 20% in CAT and feel there’s more likelihood it retreats to the 120s than go towards the 140s.
Can we stop the TSLA talk please? My lost $20k cant take it
QtyOpen dateAdj costClose dateAdj proceedsAdj gain($) Adj gain (%)
18 11/02/17 5,406.95 03/13/19 5,245.74 -161.21 -2.98
Thanks. I took a small position for a long term hold.Hello, friend.
Your casual mentions have made me quite a bit of money this week.Hello, friend.
Nice. My budget doesn't allow for that type of investment until I divest from some Blmn and the stock we shall not speak of.Added 10 shares at 3013I just bought some Amazon.![]()