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GHIV is doing well.  Kind of kicking myself for not adding more when it pulled back to $10.50 and I was suggesting it would be a good buy.  

 
Hyundai bought Boston Dynamics from Softbank and looks to be one of the major players in hydrogen fuel cells. Got my first allotment today at $40.35 avg. 

 
I'm back in at a small amount.  Heard a couple of times recently (CNBC?) that the VIX has trended too low.  


I'm in there huge. Nationwide pandemic surging to record levels daily and most Americans live in an area where hospitals are already 85% full. What could go wrong?


Breaking out in hives here
What are you guys looking at for an exit price with UVXY?  Are you waiting for a gloryhole the likes of which could land Rod Stewart in an ER?  Or are you going to exit if it pops to $13-$15?

 
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GHIV is doing well.  Kind of kicking myself for not adding more when it pulled back to $10.50 and I was suggesting it would be a good buy.  
Curious why people like this one. Seeing a lot of discussion around it on r/SPACs, but just haven't been very excited about a mortgage origination play. Mortgages are basically a commodity. Also seems weird how little equity the SPAC gets.

 
Curious why people like this one. Seeing a lot of discussion around it on r/SPACs, but just haven't been very excited about a mortgage origination play. Mortgages are basically a commodity. Also seems weird how little equity the SPAC gets.
I’m starting to agree with you but at least United announced that they’re targeting a $.40/yr dividend which is rare compared to the other mortgage companies (like Rocket or Guild) that are publicly traded. 

 
Curious why people like this one. Seeing a lot of discussion around it on r/SPACs, but just haven't been very excited about a mortgage origination play. Mortgages are basically a commodity. Also seems weird how little equity the SPAC gets.
I like it because it actually makes money and will be in business in 5 years unlike most of these EV companies.

 
I’m starting to agree with you but at least United announced that they’re targeting a $.40/yr dividend which is rare compared to the other mortgage companies (like Rocket or Guild) that are publicly traded. 
The problem is when they start out with a dividend right away, that could indicate that aggressive growth isn’t part of their plans.

 
Again...how does the investment banking community miss the number by so much.  
Are they?  $68 vs $155, sure.  But aren't these banks making out pretty well by that?  AirBnB is the one that is missing out on more?  

Not totally clear how these IPOs work.  Assumed the simple explanation is Investment banks sell AirBnB shares for $68 to their cronies and themselves.  Then all the cronies get together and circle jerk each other as they prepare to unload on the backs of people willing to bend over and pay $155.  AirBnB get the capital they wanted.  Big Banks and their cronies get paid and laid.  

 
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Looking towards 2021, one thing I'm going to do more of, is buying companies I like, regardless of how many shares. Just to own parts of things I like. The little I did this past year has done alright (DFS, SE, TSLA, DIS, TM, HD) but I'm going to view it more as a collection in the regular, fun brokerage. Many of these will just be a few shares to hold.

With that in mind, what are some companies you like? 

 
Looking towards 2021, one thing I'm going to do more of, is buying companies I like, regardless of how many shares. Just to own parts of things I like. The little I did this past year has done alright (DFS, SE, TSLA, DIS, TM, HD) but I'm going to view it more as a collection in the regular, fun brokerage. Many of these will just be a few shares to hold.

With that in mind, what are some companies you like? 
I don't own it anymore, but COST would be one. I like and own SQ (Cash App) and AAPL. If you're an Android guy maybe GOOGL instead.

 
Are they?  $68 vs $155, sure.  But aren't these banks making out pretty well by that?  AirBnB is the one that is missing out on more?  

Not totally clear how these IPOs work.  Assumed the simple explanation is Investment banks sell AirBnB shares for $68 to their cronies and themselves.  Then all the cronies get together and circle jerk each other as they prepare to unload on the backs of people willing to bend over and pay $155.  AirBnB get the capital they wanted.  Big Banks and their cronies get paid and laid.  
They aren’t. ABNB and the banks can’t get too greedy and honestly, the price action isn’t normal. Do you think banks want to give all their clients ABNB stock at $155 and then it’s $100 next year? They want their whales to make money too. I wouldn’t ever participate in an IPO if I knew the price would be the absolutely best case and you almost always lose money. Then the capital raised starts to go away.

Also, let’s not act like this IPO pricing is normal. We’ve basically just gone plaid. 

 
Curious why people like this one. Seeing a lot of discussion around it on r/SPACs, but just haven't been very excited about a mortgage origination play. Mortgages are basically a commodity. Also seems weird how little equity the SPAC gets.
The SPAC equity is no different than an IPO. ABNB raised $4B and are worth way more than that. SPACs are basically about the same.

 
Again...how does the investment banking community miss the number by so much.  
Are they?  $68 vs $155, sure.  But aren't these banks making out pretty well by that?  AirBnB is the one that is missing out on more?  

Not totally clear how these IPOs work.  Assumed the simple explanation is Investment banks sell AirBnB shares for $68 to their cronies and themselves.  Then all the cronies get together and circle jerk each other as they prepare to unload on the backs of people willing to bend over and pay $155.  AirBnB get the capital they wanted.  Big Banks and their cronies get paid and laid. 
AirBnB got hosed own this deal.  If a financial advisor rips you off, there can be consequences.  This is basically financial malpractice IMO.  I'm just a moron that owns Amazon and even I knew this IPO was grossly underpriced.

 
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What are you guys looking at for an exit price with UVXY?  Are you waiting for a gloryhole the likes of which could land Rod Stewart in an ER?  Or are you going to exit if it pops to $13-$15?
I'll grab some profits on the way up and probably re-buy at dips. But I more than tripled our ROTHs with TVIX in Mar-April, so I'll have some trying to hit 40 or even 80. Market valuation has gone from 15x forward earnings to 25x. The pandemic is killing record numbers of people daily and exponentially rising. Our chief executive officer is refusing ot accept the election results and is now trying to invalidate legal votes in a direct threat to democracy. Global warming is rising faster than ever after the neutering of the EPA. 

Doesn't seem too rosey to me. If there is not a 20-30% correction  by summer I will be stunned. And if it happened in the next weeks  and months, it would not surprise me in the least.

 
The pandemic is killing record numbers of people daily and exponentially rising. Our chief executive officer is refusing ot accept the election results and is now trying to invalidate legal votes in a direct threat to democracy. Global warming is rising faster than ever after the neutering of the EPA. .
Iran/Israel can be added to the list of potential catalysts.  I sold my UXVY today at $11.28 but I might get back in.  It's probably a good investment for the remainder of Trump's term.  He is capable of doing some extreme/desperate things in the next 6 weeks and a day.

 
McBokonon said:
I don't own it anymore, but COST would be one. I like and own SQ (Cash App) and AAPL. If you're an Android guy maybe GOOGL instead.
Yeah, I have Google already.

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I know but I understood he was looking for a basket of stuff he uses IRL
Whether I use it or not, companies I like. I don't own a Tesla yet but want to eventually. I don't really use Sea limited either but the company interests me greatly.

 
No lube.  Couldn't afford it. 

Actually never got in.  Cancelled the buy since I had to step away for work.  Looks like I would have hit $146.  Probably would have sold by now and just called it a wash.  
My best guess is we have a correction in the next month and some of these startups pull back. I'd definitely be taking profits here.

 
I'll grab some profits on the way up and probably re-buy at dips. But I more than tripled our ROTHs with TVIX in Mar-April, so I'll have some trying to hit 40 or even 80. Market valuation has gone from 15x forward earnings to 25x. The pandemic is killing record numbers of people daily and exponentially rising. Our chief executive officer is refusing ot accept the election results and is now trying to invalidate legal votes in a direct threat to democracy. Global warming is rising faster than ever after the neutering of the EPA. 

Doesn't seem too rosey to me. If there is not a 20-30% correction  by summer I will be stunned. And if it happened in the next weeks  and months, it would not surprise me in the least.
Don't sleep on the Santa rally

 

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