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I would've have been up 2.3% today sans the Bezos anchor.  What percentage of your account is invested in cement bags?
25% including everything, but it’s been fine. A return of 70% isn’t bad for YTD. I’m still up about 105% for the year now even with the boat anchor. Hopefully after the holidays, it will start it’s next run and power my 2021.

 
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I obviously missed the ABNB with only $100 bid.

Put that money to work though.  Added 2 new positions.

DOCU - $223

PSTG - $21.60

 
My son is going to think he is rich with the 2 shares he bought at $112 this summer.  
Hopefully the RBLX opportunity will be cheaper than some of these other IPOs. 
Chris Farley could take a dump in box and file and IPO and it would double this week. There are two more IPOs I put in for tomorrow. Honestly know very little about them but I hope I get something. 

 
My son is going to think he is rich with the 2 shares he bought at $112 this summer.  
Hopefully the RBLX opportunity will be cheaper than some of these other IPOs. 
$RBLX is gonna be crazy. I heard a stat on a financial podcast that 75% of all households with a kid 9-12 is plugged into Roblox. The retail investor buzz is through the roof.

 
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I obviously missed the ABNB with only $100 bid.

Put that money to work though.  Added 2 new positions.

DOCU - $223

PSTG - $21.60
Good work. Everyone should be buying DOCU.

*As always, people on this forum may have interest in the stocks they talk about, and The Stock Thread may have formal recommendations for or against, so don't buy or sell stocks based solely on what you read.*

 
My son is going to think he is rich with the 2 shares he bought at $112 this summer. 
I wish I would have bought more at 100. I know a lot of people thought it would go back down there over the summer, but they are really going to wring boatloads out of treating Star Wars like Marvel.

 
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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.
When you think about it, how is the mortgage business any different than AirBnB.  You collect data and process contracts to allow a consumer to use the asset/capital owned by a 3rd party.  Your revenue is compromise of a flat fee and commission based on the size of the asset you close.

 
$RBLX is gonna be crazy. I heard a stat on a financial podcast that 75% of all households with a kid 9-12 is plugged into Roblox. The retail investor buzz is through the roof.
Sitting next to two kids, 7 & 10, on it now.  It's definitely a "all the cool kids" thing.  

 
Chris Farley could take a dump in box and file and IPO and it would double this week. There are two more IPOs I put in for tomorrow. Honestly know very little about them but I hope I get something. 
Is $CERT one of them? I’d be interested in that one assuming it doesn’t open way over IPO

 
Banging my head I didn’t buy more Disney stock when it was down in the 90s. We will never see that chance again.


Why?  Pretty much every stock has we've discussed here has performed the same or better over that time.  Sell your PLTR that has grown more in a month than DIS has in 6 months and buy more DIS shares than you could have at $90.

 
Why?  Pretty much every stock has we've discussed here has performed the same or better over that time.  Sell your PLTR that has grown more in a month than DIS has in 6 months and buy more DIS shares than you could have at $90.
But I want to own everything. We are in the FBG stock thread after all...

 
Why?  Pretty much every stock has we've discussed here has performed the same or better over that time.  Sell your PLTR that has grown more in a month than DIS has in 6 months and buy more DIS shares than you could have at $90.
I don’t own any pltr

 
Is $CERT one of them? I’d be interested in that one assuming it doesn’t open way over IPO
Yep. It only priced a couple bucks over and maybe people are low on cash with the other IPOs. Trying to talk myself into the hopefulness of getting some shares of something.

 
Re: RIDE

2020-12-10 12:34:00 GMT DJ Lordstown Motors Price Target Announced at $14.00/Share by Wolfe Research

2020-12-11 11:35:00 GMT DJ Lordstown Motors Price Target Announced at $31.00/Share by Goldman Sachs

Oddly, both were right in the last month or so and both may be right again in the next month or so.  

 
I don’t own any pltr
Point was that surely you own something that has out performed DIS.  Sell that stock and buy DIS now.  You have more additional shares of DIS than you would have buying it in the 90s.

Even Amazon actually is only 1% behind DIS over that time if the DIS pop holds.  BLMN, MGM, Kohls, TSLA, Ford, Lululemon, pick an airline, Target, Lowes, HD, any stock @stbugs has suggested; all have outperformed DIS over that time.

 
One other thing I noticed in there:

Mitsui Mining and Smelting, commonly known as Mitsui Kinzoku, will start up a pilot facility that will make solid electrolytes for the batteries.

Looks like that are an OTC stock currently trading at 6.91 a share and climbing. Might be one to piggyback onto.  Symbol is MMSMY.

(note: this is on just a quick search. no idea if this is a good idea or not)

 
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That 6 month chart looks eerily similar to that one stock we all used to own...
I've been in LPCN for a few months.  It FEELS eerily similar to the other stock we all love to hate, or hate to love.

I mentioned it here several weeks ago, but I also make sure everyone knows I'm clueless.

Another biotech that goes red on good news.  

ETA:  I'm neither up nor down outright, but down based on opportunity cost, I guess 

 
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I have a 9 year old and I've never heard of it.  What is it? Should it be under the tree? 
It's a kid's app/game available on Play/I-store/Fire.  My kid's hang out with their school friends on it.  Not sure I know the best way to describe it.  Part sims where you can make your own character and house setup, but with a lot of individual games.  Then there is the RoBucks where you can buy stuff and get the fancy gear.  My kids are stuck with the free stuff like I was stuck with all hand me downs when I was a kid.  Seems to be well moderated to keep the creeps out.  

 
It's a kid's app/game available on Play/I-store/Fire.  My kid's hang out with their school friends on it.  Not sure I know the best way to describe it.  Part sims where you can make your own character and house setup, but with a lot of individual games.  Then there is the RoBucks where you can buy stuff and get the fancy gear.  My kids are stuck with the free stuff like I was stuck with all hand me downs when I was a kid.  Seems to be well moderated to keep the creeps out.  
They are getting Fire Tablets this year so I'll check it out.  

 
Point was that surely you own something that has out performed DIS.  Sell that stock and buy DIS now.  You have more additional shares of DIS than you would have buying it in the 90s.

Even Amazon actually is only 1% behind DIS over that time if the DIS pop holds.  BLMN, MGM, Kohls, TSLA, Ford, Lululemon, pick an airline, Target, Lowes, HD, any stock @stbugs has suggested; all have outperformed DIS over that time.
True. My entire brokerage accounts are up about 175% since the bottom in March and that includes the cash I was holding. Stocks themselves probably triple the bottom on average. 

 
I'm surprised QS is only down 8%. Kind of makes them irrelevant if true. 
Not irrelevant but tied to VW and maybe MB? I know VW invested in them. I think they will be the battery supplier for a couple folks but GM and now Toyota appear to have good batteries. Tesla is the stock Is be worried about. Not the company itself, just the stock because it’s been blowing up for non-fundamental reasons like the stock split, S&P inclusion (twice, lol) and just a cult following. Problem is that GM and Ford and Toyota also have a lot of customers who are very loyal too.

 
Not irrelevant but tied to VW and maybe MB? I know VW invested in them. I think they will be the battery supplier for a couple folks but GM and now Toyota appear to have good batteries. Tesla is the stock Is be worried about. Not the company itself, just the stock because it’s been blowing up for non-fundamental reasons like the stock split, S&P inclusion (twice, lol) and just a cult following. Problem is that GM and Ford and Toyota also have a lot of customers who are very loyal too.
Maybe not irrelevant but their cutting edge battery tech isn't even scheduled to be production viable until 2024. If Toyota really has superior tech coming online before that they aren't cutting tech anymore unless they go back to the drawing board. 

 

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