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That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
I shall call you, #3.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
:wall:

CASH ADVANCES ON CREDIT CARDS.

You'd have made enough today to pay off any interest on them and you'd be free rolling the rest of the month. :moneybag: :moneybag: :moneybag:

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.

I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
I shall call you, #3.
Feel free to dispute any of my numbers. Just trying to help you out but oh well.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
I shall call you, #3.
Feel free to dispute any of my numbers. Just trying to help you out but oh well.
Read my numbers bro. You're disputing my 84%, 39%, 12% gains?

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.

I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
Rather than talking hypotheticals, here were your actual numbers once again from a couple of hours ago. Statement still stands true - you've lost money today and as we've all said - you should have just stayed steady and not sold/bought like you did.

Had you not done anything today, you would have looked like this:

1641 shares at .075 = $123.7 (plus the 15.90 in transaction fees you wouldn't have paid) for a total of $138.98 (not even going to include the extra 1.77 you still would have had buying the 25 extra shares)

Instead, now you're at 124.95 (based on your 1,666 shares at .075) less 15.90 in transaction fees for a new total of 109.05 on the day.

Your wheeling and dealing cost you $29.93 today at this point (so you're actually down about 20% for the day from where you would have been not up 10%)

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.

I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
Rather than talking hypotheticals, here were your actual numbers once again from a couple of hours ago. Statement still stands true - you've lost money today and as we've all said - you should have just stayed steady and not sold/bought like you did.

Had you not done anything today, you would have looked like this:

1641 shares at .075 = $123.7 (plus the 15.90 in transaction fees you wouldn't have paid) for a total of $138.98 (not even going to include the extra 1.77 you still would have had buying the 25 extra shares)

Instead, now you're at 124.95 (based on your 1,666 shares at .075) less 15.90 in transaction fees for a new total of 109.05 on the day.

Your wheeling and dealing cost you $29.93 today at this point (so you're actually down about 20% for the day from where you would have been not up 10%)
You're a fool, just leave, you don't get what's going on here. You're mucking up the smart people talk.

 
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.
I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
You keep mentioning your % gain but it means nothing because its so small.

 
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.
I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
You keep mentioning your % gain but it means nothing because its so small.
You leave too bro, you don't know what's going on.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.

I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
Rather than talking hypotheticals, here were your actual numbers once again from a couple of hours ago. Statement still stands true - you've lost money today and as we've all said - you should have just stayed steady and not sold/bought like you did.

Had you not done anything today, you would have looked like this:

1641 shares at .075 = $123.7 (plus the 15.90 in transaction fees you wouldn't have paid) for a total of $138.98 (not even going to include the extra 1.77 you still would have had buying the 25 extra shares)

Instead, now you're at 124.95 (based on your 1,666 shares at .075) less 15.90 in transaction fees for a new total of 109.05 on the day.

Your wheeling and dealing cost you $29.93 today at this point (so you're actually down about 20% for the day from where you would have been not up 10%)
You're a fool, just leave, you don't get what's going on here. You're mucking up the smart people talk.
Sorry the math doesn't support your story. Good luck with things though.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
Me too. If I had a lot of money, I'd be totally rich.

 
That eomm guy should feel like a jackass. Had he invested his $1,000 into this and sold at my strategic points, he'd definitely be in the green by now.
This thread is fun and all, but don't be a d*ck.
That's more or less to illustrate to everyone who is putting me down that the only thing separating me from success is a little money.
We've already shown you're negative for the day! The only thing that would have occurred if you had invested even more money is you'd have lost even more.
You're simple as hell if you can't follow what's going on.

I've flipped HEMP stock for a 84% and a 39% profit. I'm about to make another 12% profit. I'm registering LOW YIELDS because of transaction fees exclusively, if I was investing $500 a pop on these I would have seen profits of:

$420.

$195.

$60.
Rather than talking hypotheticals, here were your actual numbers once again from a couple of hours ago. Statement still stands true - you've lost money today and as we've all said - you should have just stayed steady and not sold/bought like you did.

Had you not done anything today, you would have looked like this:

1641 shares at .075 = $123.7 (plus the 15.90 in transaction fees you wouldn't have paid) for a total of $138.98 (not even going to include the extra 1.77 you still would have had buying the 25 extra shares)

Instead, now you're at 124.95 (based on your 1,666 shares at .075) less 15.90 in transaction fees for a new total of 109.05 on the day.

Your wheeling and dealing cost you $29.93 today at this point (so you're actually down about 20% for the day from where you would have been not up 10%)
You're a fool, just leave, you don't get what's going on here. You're mucking up the smart people talk.
Sorry the math doesn't support your story. Good luck with things though.
Dude, you have serious mental issues if you can't see what's going on here.

 
If you started with $130 (which I think you have mentioned before) and you "earned" 84%, 39%, and 12%, respectively, your bank roll would be:

130 - 8 = 122 x 1.84 = 224.48 - 16 = 208 x 1.39 = 289 - 16 = 273 x 1.12 = 305

We'll round up to $305. Do you have anywhere near $305 in your account?

Sorry, did not account for the buying and selling. Quick, not precise math correction would be ~$305 or so.

 
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WITZ

I'M GOING TO EXPLAIN THIS VERY CAREFULLY FOR YOU. I AM PRACTICING DAY-TRADING FOR WHEN I HAVE $500 OF WALGREENS STOCK AVAILABLE FOR TRADE @ A 10% DISCOUNT AT MY DISPOSAL EACH MONTH.

HAD I THEORETICALLY HAD THIS LUMP SUM AVAILABLE THIS MONTH, I WOULD HAVE GAINED 84%, 39%, AND 12% ON IT. I DON'T CARE ABOUT HOW MUCH I DID NOT NOT MAKE RIGHT NOW, I HAVE $500 COMING MY EACH MONTH STARTING IN MARCH.

IF I HAD INVESTED $500 I WOULD HAVE GAINS OF:

$420

$195

$60

THAT IS $675, AKA BIGGER THAN MY CURRENT PAYCHECKS. TRANSACTION FEES WOULD BE INSIGNIFICANT AT THIS SCALE.

WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? I DO NOT CARE THAT I AM AT A LOSS, BECAUSE I AM ONLY AT A LOSS BECAUSE OF MY SMALL INVESTMENT SIZE. MY STOCK PURCHASES AND SELLS HAVE BEEN PERFECT.

WOULD YOU FEEL BETTER IF I LIED TO YOU AND SAID I INVESTED $500?

 
WITZ

I'M GOING TO EXPLAIN THIS VERY CAREFULLY FOR YOU. I AM PRACTICING DAY-TRADING FOR WHEN I HAVE $500 OF WALGREENS STOCK AVAILABLE FOR TRADE @ A 10% DISCOUNT AT MY DISPOSAL EACH MONTH.

HAD I THEORETICALLY HAD THIS LUMP SUM AVAILABLE THIS MONTH, I WOULD HAVE GAINED 84%, 39%, AND 12% ON IT. I DON'T CARE ABOUT HOW MUCH I DID NOT NOT MAKE RIGHT NOW, I HAVE $500 COMING MY EACH MONTH STARTING IN MARCH.

IF I HAD INVESTED $500 I WOULD HAVE GAINS OF:

$420

$195

$60

THAT IS $675, AKA BIGGER THAN MY CURRENT PAYCHECKS. TRANSACTION FEES WOULD BE INSIGNIFICANT AT THIS SCALE.

WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? I DO NOT CARE THAT I AM AT A LOSS, BECAUSE I AM ONLY AT A LOSS BECAUSE OF MY SMALL INVESTMENT SIZE. MY STOCK PURCHASES AND SELLS HAVE BEEN PERFECT.

WOULD YOU FEEL BETTER IF I LIED TO YOU AND SAID I INVESTED $500?
First off - why are you yelling? Adults can talk sensibly without yelling.

No one (including myself) was disputing that when you initially bought HEMP and when you sold it today, you sold it for higher than what you bought it for. That's great. What folks (myself included) were saying is that it's one thing if you had sold it and been done with it - it's when you went back and bought it again, that you ending up losing money on the day and that if you had just not done anything for the day, you'd be in a better position than you are now. It it was going to be hold for you, you should have just stayed the course and not sold when you did.

If you are going to be day trading, fees and capital gains are all parts of the equation regardless of the money you are investing in but since you don't have those larger amounts, the fees, etc impact your balance more so you need to be mindful with when you are buying/selling.

Folks are busting your chops but folks are also trying to give you some advice to help you out. If you want to get better at this, take that advice. Again - good luck with things.

 
Watch, our OP is going to move to something else and in a month or two this HEMP stock is going to hit $.50 and then its going to hit $1.50 or something like that but the OP won't have any of those shares to brag about. He won't have any massive amount of money either.

But, he will continue to tell us he was right.
Dude, get out of my thread. How many positive stock selections have you made publicly in the past-year? Put your money where your mouth is. I plan on gobbling up more HEMP stock just more than the $100 worth that I currently had.
Add him to the list!!!!
No one will ever top #1 :bowtie:

 
Watch, our OP is going to move to something else and in a month or two this HEMP stock is going to hit $.50 and then its going to hit $1.50 or something like that but the OP won't have any of those shares to brag about. He won't have any massive amount of money either.

But, he will continue to tell us he was right.
Dude, get out of my thread. How many positive stock selections have you made publicly in the past-year? Put your money where your mouth is. I plan on gobbling up more HEMP stock just more than the $100 worth that I currently had.
Add him to the list!!!!
No one will ever top #1 :bowtie:
Nah. I got ignored like 2 weeks ago.
 
First off - why are you yelling? Adults can talk sensibly without yelling.

No one (including myself) was disputing that when you initially bought HEMP and when you sold it today, you sold it for higher than what you bought it for. That's great. What folks (myself included) were saying is that it's one thing if you had sold it and been done with it - it's when you went back and bought it again, that you ending up losing money on the day and that if you had just not done anything for the day, you'd be in a better position than you are now. It it was going to be hold for you, you should have just stayed the course and not sold when you did.

If you are going to be day trading, fees and capital gains are all parts of the equation regardless of the money you are investing in but since you don't have those larger amounts, the fees, etc impact your balance more so you need to be mindful with when you are buying/selling.

Folks are busting your chops but folks are also trying to give you some advice to help you out. If you want to get better at this, take that advice. Again - good luck with things.
But, he's going to have $500 at the beginning of March. [/thread]

 
Haters gonna hate, Em.
Back in high school, our shop-class weed dealer was this dude Jim. Jim told us one day he was gonna make a big score soon. Had a huge deal coming up next weekend. "I'm getting 90 dime bags coming in, boys," he said. "Ninety. Gonna be rolling in cash soon. Gonna make a ton of money."

"Jim, how much you buyin' 'em for?"

He shot me a confused look. Dime bags are dime bags, he said... they're always $10. He explained it to me like I was a simpleton. "That's why they're called dime bags." His investment cost was gonna be $900.

"And how much you sellin' 'em for?"

The same look. Like I was in special ed. "They dime bags, they sell for $10 each, dude. So $900."

"So, Jim, you're not really making any money."

He got exasperated. "Dude, I'm making $900!!!"

 
Haters gonna hate, Em.
Back in high school, our shop-class weed dealer was this dude Jim. Jim told us one day he was gonna make a big score soon. Had a huge deal coming up next weekend. "I'm getting 90 dime bags coming in, boys," he said. "Ninety. Gonna be rolling in cash soon. Gonna make a ton of money."

"Jim, how much you buyin' 'em for?"

He shot me a confused look. Dime bags are dime bags, he said... they're always $10. He explained it to me like I was a simpleton. "That's why they're called dime bags." His investment cost was gonna be $900.

"And how much you sellin' 'em for?"

The same look. Like I was in special ed. "They dime bags, they sell for $10 each, dude. So $900."

"So, Jim, you're not really making any money."

He got exasperated. "Dude, I'm making $900!!!"
It is all about scale!

 
Here's a thought:

Start a podcast. Pretty sure anyone can do these now. It's the equivalent to Public Access TV for this generation. You could be the next Jim Cramer. If your stock picks continue to do well, your followers will increase. Eventually you can turn it into a pay service.

Every smart business person knows that you don't get rich looking for the gold. You get rich selling the supplies that people need to go searching for that gold.

 
I think it's going to $34 :thumbup:
From the initial $130 investment... if the stock hit $34... Em, would be looking at about $1,000 total bankroll. That is awesome.

If he had $500... bankroll would be about $2,000

A person knowing what they're doing with that $130 would be at ~$55,000

 
If I didn't sell my portfolio, I would have not made as much money on the day, right?

If I didn't touch my HEMP, I would have 1,651 shares @ $0.08 per share.

Since I sold and rebought my HEMP, I now have 1,666 shares @ $0.08 per share.

It's a moderate gain but definitely a better move than 'doing nothing'. Transaction fees gouged me a bit but I like the position I'm in. I know what the % yields were and I want to see if I can consistently create them.

 
1651 @ .08 = 132.08

1666 @ .08 = 133.28

Difference of $1.20

MINUS ~$16 in transaction fees brings us to

-$14.80 on the day.

Conclusion... no, you are not better now than where you were this morning.

 
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