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Most platforms prevent that.Looks like a single large sale just after 9:55 ET. Someone put the decimal in the wrong spot on their sale order?
Most platforms prevent that.Looks like a single large sale just after 9:55 ET. Someone put the decimal in the wrong spot on their sale order?
weird that mine didn't at .25Kick butt...my limit order finally hit!!!!
yep, a lot of people are sick of Amazon and their prices ae not as competitive as they used to be. Also everyone ships quickly and free or almost free nowTheir online growth is what is driving the price. Strong hold.
Fidelity will take the highest bids, even when my sell order is lowerLooks like a single large sale just after 9:55 ET. Someone put the decimal in the wrong spot on their sale order?
I'm in the process of moving everything I have over to fidelity. Leaving Ally, Chase and Transamerica (company 401K) all over to Fidelity.Fidelity will take the highest bids, even when my sell order is lower
I've been pleased. I also have a couple of Roths in TDAmer and do like like it nearly as muchI'm in the process of moving everything I have over to fidelity. Leaving Ally, Chase and Transamerica (company 401K) all over to Fidelity.
"Each warrant is exercisable for one common share until September 20, 2021 at an exercise price of $2.45"Can someone explain the UUUU+ warrants to me? You are buying at $1.95. Stock price is $4.34, so when warrants are exercised you are in for a total of $6.29?
I'm an idiot.
Me too, I messed up my math and will delete"Each warrant is exercisable for one common share until September 20, 2021 at an exercise price of $2.45"
Buy the warrant for 1.95, pay $2.45 to convert it to one share UUUU. Total cost $4.40 based on that warrant price. That's my understanding.
The obvious difference I see is that all of those other platforms are owned by much bigger companies that, in some cases, also produce content. So it is difficult to imagine Fubo can keep costs as low if they are bidding for the same content. This may mean they are a target for acquisition down the road.How is FUBO different than Sling, YouTube TV, Hulu TV, ATT TV, etc? I don't get what the differentiator is.
Thank you. Knowing when not to sell is the hardest part.Their online growth is what is driving the price. Strong hold.
Welcome to the club brother.yep, a lot of people are sick of Amazon and their prices ae not as competitive as they used to be. Also everyone ships quickly and free or almost free now
They're like my wife, I may be mad at her, but I use her several times a week (old Henny Youngman joke)Thank you. Knowing when not to sell is the hardest part.
Welcome to the club brother.
As long as they can get deals on sports broadcasts only available with select cable companies, they will have a solid niche. I do not think they are worth more than 20% of current value, unless that niche expands to more teams. I also do not see acquisition, because those teams are not willing to sell rights to competing cable companies now and that would not change with the acquisition.The obvious difference I see is that all of those other platforms are owned by much bigger companies that, in some cases, also produce content. So it is difficult to imagine Fubo can keep costs as low if they are bidding for the same content. This may mean they are a target for acquisition down the road.
So with the stock price at about the same level, why buy the warrant?"Each warrant is exercisable for one common share until September 20, 2021 at an exercise price of $2.45"
Buy the warrant for 1.95, pay $2.45 to convert it to one share UUUU. Total cost $4.40 based on that warrant price. That's my understanding.
Because if the price drops more than $1.95 you come out ahead.So with the stock price at about the same level, why buy the warrant?
Oops. Oh well. (trading at 57 today.)Out of FUTU at 46.27. 9% gain in a day. Might actually be a decent long term hold if you’re ok with owning China stocks.
My actual experience is limited and I've never held warrants long enough to capture huge gains or reduce losses.So with the stock price at about the same level, why buy the warrant?
Seems tougher knowing when to sell than when to buy in.Thank you. Knowing when not to sell is the hardest part.
Welcome to the club brother.
It's hard to know how low HGEN can go. Most shares are owned by a few individuals. If they want to keep selling, the price can go lower. And they bought in at a super cheap price so they can sell at $10 and still make a lot of money. Retail investors don't have much influence on the stock price. You are just along for the ride which ever way it is going.Doubled my HGEN this morning @$14.60, averaging my cost down to $16.90. Really hoping I timed the bottom well as I now own way more than I'd like to - will trim half in the 16s.
It is. I’ve done good and bad selling. Sometimes too soon like trimming TTD and TWLO (luckily still own a nice amount and bought other stuff) and sometimes perfectly like selling most of my ZM and most of my FSLY on their all time peak days (also reinvested elsewhere).Seems tougher knowing when to sell than when to buy in.
Let us know if you decide to sell off.I'm not sure to be honest, but that was certainly an interesting development.
Sure thing. As you guys may recall I sold half my SI last week.Let us know if you decide to sell off.
There in lies my conundrum. As a rookie investor, I went in on a bunch of Todem's recs and targets I've read about through services like Motley. Everything in my portfolio is green and I've doubled my investment and then some. However, I haven't sold a single stock yet.It is. I’ve done good and bad selling. Sometimes too soon like trimming TTD and TWLO (luckily still own a nice amount and bought other stuff) and sometimes perfectly like selling most of my ZM and most of my FSLY on their all time peak days (also reinvested elsewhere).
FLGT is my worst sale even though I doubled my money. I had multiple chances to get back in right around where I sold and I didn’t and now it’s doubled again. I kind of panicked on that one and wanted to protect my double. The other sales were more rebalancing because they had gotten to uncomfortable levels if something bad hit and I was able to keep what I’d consider a full share or more.
I think the biggest thing is if it’s a long term or short term (long/short taxes play a part here too). Short term you may want to just grab a gain you are happy with and move on. Long term and you see more opportunity then you might let it run more. I could have easily sold way before the peak on all of the ones above and just been happy with a double but man I would have missed out a ton.
when to sell is more difficult than when to buy.There is lies my conundrum. As a rookie investor, I went in on a bunch of Todem's recs and targets I've read about through services like Motley. Everything in my portfolio is green and I've doubled my investment and then some. However, I haven't sold a single stock yet.
I just cashed out and took my 10% gain in a few days. Thanks for the tip Trip.Sure thing. As you guys may recall I sold half my SI last week.
I've listened to a couple of books recently (100 Baggers and Art of Execution) that cover this topic. Really, everyone is different and speculation/day trading can be fun too. Probably shouldn't be the core of your activity though.There is lies my conundrum. As a rookie investor, I went in on a bunch of Todem's recs and targets I've read about through services like Motley. Everything in my portfolio is green and I've doubled my investment and then some. However, I haven't sold a single stock yet.
Lol. I bought that way earlier in the year (before the March drop) on a tip in here and it did nothing. Think we lost a little and it was based on some report that was coming out and it didn’t have the good news in it. Pretty sure it’s quadrupled since then.choo choo UUUU
I think there are quite a few positive catalysts coming up, I'd be surprised if it never pops on some sort of upcoming news. That is, I'd bet mucho on a pop after they announce the phase 3 trial is fully enrolled - then just need to decide if you want to hold through data becoming available (a la CYDY).It's hard to know how low HGEN can go. Most shares are owned by a few individuals. If they want to keep selling, the price can go lower. And they bought in at a super cheap price so they can sell at $10 and still make a lot of money. Retail investors don't have much influence on the stock price. You are just along for the ride which ever way it is going.
Just sold half at $16.40...if only it was always that easy.Doubled my HGEN this morning @$14.60, averaging my cost down to $16.90. Really hoping I timed the bottom well as I now own way more than I'd like to - will trim half in the 16s.
Not me. I didn’t buy when I should have but most of the run up has been completely artificial IMHO. Interesting PRs but I wouldn’t invest until we actually see revenue instead of press releases. If you dig into the releases the deals aren’t real revenue and mention something like agreeing with the city of SD to find partners or sponsors so SD isn’t paying them. Stuff like that.Anyone buying BEEM at this price?
I wanted to and missed another run. Didn't move funds in time.Took a position in FUBO this morning. Could really run...well off its high and starting to gain steam again.
I missed some of it. Still think it has legs...we'll see.I wanted to and missed another run. Didn't move funds in time.
I'm hoping it's a long term play.I missed some of it. Still think it has legs...we'll see.
Yes. Still own it. Still have a $52-$54 price target on it.
What are your goals.There in lies my conundrum. As a rookie investor, I went in on a bunch of Todem's recs and targets I've read about through services like Motley. Everything in my portfolio is green and I've doubled my investment and then some. However, I haven't sold a single stock yet.
It's so hard to hold anything long in this market...particularly if you can spot these quick runners. So much money to be made in the short term. Never seen anything like it.I'm hoping it's a long term play.
My goals are to grow my money. I am a rookie investor who does not have the ability or knowledge to day trade and so I'm looking for long term plays that I can invest in and watch it grow be it both good stocks and our stocks that pay nice dividends.What are your goals.
What is this bucket of money you have in these stocks earmarked for?
I completely understand that. However, I just don't have the knowledge to wheel and deal buying and selling stocks as quickly as I'd need to in this crazy market.It's so hard to hold anything long in this market...particularly if you can spot these quick runners. So much money to be made in the short term. Never seen anything like it.
Marriott is a better company than a lot of these unproven tech companies...but Marriott isn't going to run 50% in a week...you can't buy the traditional stocks and truly have the optimal strategy in this crazy ### market.