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McBokonon
Footballguy
Indicated to open at around $30 which isn't too nuts (IPO is $23) especially compared to garbage like DoorDash. I'm going to put in a limit order for $30 or $31 and see what happens, maybe about 1/4 to a 1/3 of a position.
FUBAR
Footballguy
No.
I'll keep my winners. (I do get your point but you can't pry SE, QCLN, etc from my hands)
I trimmed 1/3 of my SE just south of $210. Just added two shares back. Will keep adding two shares every $5 it falls.No.
I'll keep my winners. (I do get your point but you can't pry SE, QCLN, etc from my hands)
Santa should have played ball with the Disney folks and accepted their buyout offer.Santa rally
McBokonon
Footballguy
The other IPO was ABCL, but Fidelity sent out an email that no one at Fidelity got anything. Nothing to even allocate. Have to assume that means it’ll pop a lot.
There you go, just opened at $67 from $20. Free money just flying by me.
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McBokonon
Footballguy
Up 25% on my $CERT already, CEO just got on CNBC and talked about it, did a good job. I'll add again around earnings unless this thing really takes off.
ETA: just got halted
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Lomez
Footballguy
It shouldn’t have any at this point. The stock has actually popped twice now due to this.
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ericttspikes
Footballguy
Not sure what it will do to TSLAs stock price, but I read that approximately every 11 pt move in TSLA will move the S&P by 1 pt. So if you think TSLA will tank, it's gonna take the S&P with it.
Capella
Footballguy
Yes I asked in part because I just read that some expect a lot of volatility in the S&P in the next few months because of it. I have....a lot in my mutual fund tracking that so not sure how thrilled I am of that prospect.
CR69
Footballguy
Well crap I didn't really think about that. A huge chunk of my retirement assets are in s&p 500 funds.
Nigel
Footballguy
Picked up a second share after researching more and seeing it fall to $348. What's not to like about a company selling $99 leggings offering the lady of the house men's clothing and personal training sessions.
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Lomez
Footballguy
####. Only when they're clearing something out because it's the last few of the previous style.
Texas Football
Footballguy
A more appropriate ##### would be to complain about not selling all your Amazon 15 hours ago and buying Disney with it. You/me left 10% profit on the table. I'd say we'd never see that chance again, but Bezos has been producing chances like this on a weekly basis.
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Small sample size, but the teen girl in our extended family is asking for LuLu gift cert for Xmas.
Lomez
Footballguy
Might be the difference between yoga pants and leggings? Tights and leggings? Leggings and Joggers? Leggins and workout pants? Leggings and two pocket groove lounge laze and drink wine pants? Hell if I know. They've diversified over-charging people for #### they don't need.
Capella
Footballguy
eaganwildcats
Footballguy
eaganwildcats
Footballguy
Don Hutson
Footballguy
RVVTF is on fire. Up 30% today to $.43. Its stock price has doubled in the last week. Tripled in the last month.
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SFBayDuck
Footballguy
Parked some cash here two months ago at $10.10, it just popped today to put me up 36%. Can't find any news, just a SeekingAlpha article posted today with some speculation.
Of course the other one I was considering at the time was HCACU but didn't pull the trigger because it was already over $11. It's at $25 today after peaking at nearly $27 yesterday.
I know others have said this here, but instead of holding cash it would seem parking it in SPACs if you can get in around that $10 initial price point would have minimal downside with a fair amount of upside. What am I missing (because I'm always missing something)?
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General Malaise
Footballguy
Whoa, MMEDF!
SFBayDuck
Footballguy
FUBAR
Footballguy
I shoulda kept my shares
It certainly bounces enough lately. As long as you're keeping most of your shares you'll be good.
Bamboo Bill
Footballguy
i need more money to keep buying...LOL
ChiefD
Footballguy
I sold mine about a week ago for some profit. Should have waited I guess but wanted to free up some dough for some other stuff. Oh well.I shoulda kept my shares
It certainly bounces enough lately. As long as you're keeping most of your shares you'll be good.
That would be me...
That said I was try, I was trying to trail you guys on another Covid drug and typed in the wrong symbol and bought it by mistake.
RLFTF was what I intended to buy....bought RVVTF.
Either way, both kicked Amazon's and Disney's butt during that time.
I have a suggestion for you guys as I DCA down on LULU this afternoon. Your partners really would some yoga pants and you would looking very handsom in these...https://shop.lululemon.com/story/men
As much as I know I’d get whacked, I wouldn’t mind a bit of a dip to buy some long term things and just wait 5 years.
MDB and ROKU have been champions lately.
Thought this article was interesting: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/the-current-ipo-craze-is-starting-to-look-a-lot-like-1999-1.1534990
Best part, in terms of getting ahead of it, was this:
There are some pretty clear similarities between the Bloomberg index versus the S&P 500 in 1998-99 and the Renaissance gauge now, noted Cameron Crise, a macro strategist at Bloomberg. The performance after that in the late 1990s was even more dramatic. If IPOs were to follow the same pattern now, they would have a huge jump still to come -- before a pretty spectacular drop.
“The action in these names is definitely a concern for us,” said Matt Maley, a strategist at Miller Tabak + Co., speaking about the U.S. IPOs.
“However, we’d also note that experience tells us that froth in the IPO market tends to be a ‘leading indicator’ for an important top -- not an ‘immediate indicator’ of a top. In other words, yesterday’s action in the IPO market probably tells us that we’ll see a meaningful correction at some point over the next six to nine months, not necessarily over the next few days/weeks.”
MDB and ROKU have been champions lately.
Thought this article was interesting: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/the-current-ipo-craze-is-starting-to-look-a-lot-like-1999-1.1534990
Best part, in terms of getting ahead of it, was this:
There are some pretty clear similarities between the Bloomberg index versus the S&P 500 in 1998-99 and the Renaissance gauge now, noted Cameron Crise, a macro strategist at Bloomberg. The performance after that in the late 1990s was even more dramatic. If IPOs were to follow the same pattern now, they would have a huge jump still to come -- before a pretty spectacular drop.
“The action in these names is definitely a concern for us,” said Matt Maley, a strategist at Miller Tabak + Co., speaking about the U.S. IPOs.
“However, we’d also note that experience tells us that froth in the IPO market tends to be a ‘leading indicator’ for an important top -- not an ‘immediate indicator’ of a top. In other words, yesterday’s action in the IPO market probably tells us that we’ll see a meaningful correction at some point over the next six to nine months, not necessarily over the next few days/weeks.”
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Chadstroma
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