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I'm more wondering about the dynamic of people overbuying calls to create a self-fulfilling prophecy as dealers/banks have to buy the underlying to hedge. It's a leveraged bet and investors from Softbank to Reddit have been doing it. I only mention those names because it seems what wallstreetbets and those types have moved onto.
I am having the same emotional dilemna with things I have held on to for amazing gains.
I got lucky ion the PLTR timing. I bought at the IPO. Sold for a small profit when I got bored and just happened to jump back in at the exact right time.
I know nothing. I just tried looking at his history and seemed like a lot of stuff gone. Also remember him talking about being banned and then going into the PSF....
You shouldn't need to hide or backtrack. If that happened, that happened.
Oh, I agree. We’ve talked in here about dozens of these out of nowhere companies whose stocks have just blown up. Just for fun, I found this article interesting:
I read that and think: Why isn't the US doing this? Will this mean China dominates the EV market to a large extent?
Buy on the dips. When you have a company that sets a new high a pulls back, there’s a good chance seeing that high again. SE is a prime example. I sold too early, but did buy back in on a dip that was higher than I sold. Since then each time I’ve sold I’ve been able to buy back lower. Sometimes you’ll win and sometimes you’ll not time it right. You’ll never go broke taking a profit.
Not sure what it will do short term. Merger is next week. Think it will have a market cap of around 4B which is kind of pricey. I hasn't really popped too crazy, but not sure if it will fall back post merger like a lot of SPACs recently or go up on the ticker change. I'm willing to be patient regardless. My gut says 20 short term, 2-3 weeks, with an upside possibility of 30 if people like the story here, and I think the story is compelling. The CEO is a 22 year old genius, which alone will get people talking. He'll be one of the youngest self-made billonaires ever next week. Will get a few mentions and attention for the stock.
Maybe the search function is just completely broken again. I cannot find a lot of things I was looking for today.
QELLUdrunken slob said:In most circumstances asking this question Thanksgiving eve would be foolhardy. However, I'm pretty sure a number of you will be reviewing your portfolios over the long weekend.
I respectfully request that anybody here holding any SPAC please list it for me. I have loot in my gambling account and want to buy a few. Don't need a follow up or explanation why. I'll sort through what you guys post.
TIA
It was. Sorry I sold my NNOX but oh well. So many other things going nuts the past couple months. Starting to get more worried. Been at ATHs for a bit now, up over 4% total the past two days.
It’s like a stock split, really shouldn’t matter at all. I wonder how many people don’t realize that it was just a ticker change and not an IPO. Some of the discussion on the Apple and Tesla splits was the same like people didn’t realize it doesn’t change what you own. People actually thought they got more shares and thus more money. It is funny that not that long ago SPACs fell out of favor with the last dip. RIDE plummeted when it switched over from the other symbol. Now they are back in favor.
yep. just noting a potential change in sentiment on SPACs as they have usually been getting hammered to the downside after the ticker change.
Agreed. EVs are all over the SPACs and the sentiment has absolutely changed. If you are good short term you can make out but believe me the sentiment will change back. Stocks have definitely gotten frothy and if there is a dip these high poppers will absolutely get hammered.
Interesting, that availability in itself seems to make bitcoin more mainstream.
Totally understood on the first part. I remember thinking I should buy into NIO at $8 but waiting for it to drop. Then never bit. That one hurts.
Nice. I should have bought some, but it popped before I had it on my list and I wasn't paying attention to the change over. I sure as #### wouldn't be buying it now and it's a very smart sell. There are so many battery/EV plays out there now it's crazy. You'd think Tesla would be dropping what with all the "competition" out there now. Crazy stuff. At least my GMHI finally became worthwhile.
Sector ETF are a little tricky. Often times the sector ETF are even more heavily weighted into a handful of stonks. If you are truly interested in a sector, you are probably better off taking the 5 largest cap in any individual sector and go 20% on each. This way you can DCA and better tax plan. I've found sector ETF to be dramatically worse as far as cap gains distribution efficiency and have since avoided them.
Buy more!Love when I buy a few things after doing research over the long weekend and they all fall a couple percent after purchase
Agree in general although I do really like XT in this space and they only have 12% in their top 10 holdings.
