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Da_Aisijimo_Gou said:
IDK, washing out some froth wasn't all bad.
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For me it was very bad. Went back to my old plan yesterday of scaling back and just riding profits so my money is safe. Confusing time to rebalance portfolio and figure what works best here.
 
$DPLS rising from the grave with authority! When that thing pops .04 it is going to be metoric.
 
Stay vigilant out there.....Hindenberg has tweeted they have (probably fake) dirt on an unsuspecting victim. Watch your SPACs and EVs...I think they'll target a hot sector with a decent amount of newb money. CLOV was their last piece and we know where that is trading.

Side note, Hindenberg is so on point with their name choice. I almost can't hate them for that alone. But I do.
 
Gutter King said:
I doubt it. 6.95 on TD Ameritrade
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And ACH transfers to your account take like 5 business days to clear for OTC purchases. Sucks bc this week the stock I was going to buy went up over 100% 🙄 $LTNC
 
Da_Aisijimo_Gou said:
@UConnSwag11 Still considering buying the inexplicably hyped, non-reporting BLSP? Apparently, the SEC has different thoughts regarding BLSP and 14 other now trade-halted penny stocks.
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$LTNC. Just curious about these companies. Haven’t bought any, would’ve been like $30 if I did. Saving for the Coinbase direct listing.
 
ClifSpliffy said:
not a garuntee rec, but methinks Real Brands may be something soon. i like the resumes of the two leaders, sooooo 3 yr price from less than a penny to 16 cents. today around 6.

'About Real Brands Inc.
Real Brands is the result of a 2020 merger with Canadian American Standard Hemp Inc. (CASH) that brought together industrial scale hemp CBD oil/isolate extraction and processing, wholesaling of CBD oils and isolate, and production and sales of numerous hemp-derived CBD consumer brands of smokable, edible and topical products. Its Halo 5 is a proprietary chromatography extraction technology utilizing a Simulated Moving Bed (SMB) that provides the advantage of producing large quantities of highly purified material and precise pharmaceutical grade molecular separation at dramatically reduced costs.'
hehe, 'CASH.' i like cash.
fortune favors the bold.
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'fortune favors the bold.'
now .12, after hitting .20 two weeks ago. ur welcome. give some charity.
on the udder hand, what's the strategy here this week? red? black? hitting on soft 19?
still no 'garuntee' on this one, buuuuttttttt, cbd, opeepo, ..... manufacturing efficiencies, ....
 
$ARKK was in freefall last week, bounced back about 5% today, so I'm out.

60% profit over 6 months isn't bad. Would have been 85% if I sold two weeks ago.

Debating whether to just hold cash for the moment, actively seek out short ETFs, or take the leap of faith that this absurd rally will continue.
 
Tenspro2002 said:
$ARKK was in freefall last week, bounced back about 5% today, so I'm out.

60% profit over 6 months isn't bad. Would have been 85% if I sold two weeks ago.

Debating whether to just hold cash for the moment, actively seek out short ETFs, or take the leap of faith that this absurd rally will continue.
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Its tough, seems like the new money and investors euphoria of past months is over, equal parts down & up seems the new short term normal. Losers equally likely as winners & not necessarily based on data.
But stimulus $ would give both a news bump and new $ into market/economy.
And bond yields tanking is also likely to move money into market, though more large equity cos.
Overall then I think time to pick stocks you want to park money into long-term and then wait out next 1-2yrs.
 
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Dogdeacon said:
Its tough, seems like the new money and investors euphoria of past months is over, equal parts down & up seems the new short term normal. Losers equally likely as winners & not necessarily based on data.
But stimulus $ would give both a news bump and new $ into market/economy.
And bond yields tanking is also likely to move money into market, though more large equity cos.
Overall then I think time to pick stocks you want to park money into long-term and then wait out next 1-2yrs.
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ARK ETFs should not be a short term trade. The whole point of each of those funds is that they target disruptive technologies and companies that can help change whole industries. Like what Netflix did to Blockbuster, and Amazon did to Barnes & Noble, and then to almost everybody. What Uber did to the taxi industry. The pace of change isn't slowing, it's accelerating. These things tend to surprise people when they happen. Ark is trying to see them before they happen.
 
HuskyHawk said:
ARK ETFs should not be a short term trade. The whole point of each of those funds is that they target disruptive technologies and companies that can help change whole industries. Like what Netflix did to Blockbuster, and Amazon did to Barnes & Noble, and then to almost everybody. What Uber did to the taxi industry. The pace of change isn't slowing, it's accelerating. These things tend to surprise people when they happen. Ark is trying to see them before they happen.
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I hear you, but on the other hand, there is no way that Tesla should have a market cap equivalent to the rest of the auto industry combined. I think it's a bit overheated.
 
Tenspro2002 said:
I hear you, but on the other hand, there is no way that Tesla should have a market cap equivalent to the rest of the auto industry combined. I think it's a bit overheated.
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I agree too, those contain a mix of companies with ability to weather storms, sure have some dips but long-run offset by tech/productivity/innovation gains.
Yet at same time its hard to not look at Cathie Wood's theory of 15% annual growth in companies and being tempted to cash out when appreciation of indiv companies or the ETF far exceeds that. When combined with the over-weighting risk of Tesla in 2 or 3 of their funds there is a case to trade in & out of the predictable waves. You'll get tossed a few times but at least potentially could do better than riding along.
Or history says that market timing is a sucker's bet, you'll begin obsessively watching the waves & are bound to get seasick and then you screw it up.
 
Gutter King said:
Despite a red day in the market, WKHS was an obvious bounce play today...dissapointed in myself I didn't entertain that.

RIDE has earnings 3/3 and it looks like the reversal is there as it's sitting on a confluence of supports. I think there's a chance it dips to 17.15, but the straightforward play is to hold to the triple top it's built. They are now at 100k preorders for the Endurance truck, up from 60k in Nov. Mostly commercial fleets, which bodes well.

Other than that, I've added to DPLS as this is IMO the best deal out there. This is going to probably be a gradual increase over the summer but is in line for an explosive 3Q/4Q as they anticipate their first revenues. This company has the technology to monitor pipelines, cables, nuclear, border walls, spaceships, checkpoints, etc. Some of these in the case of pipelines, oil rigs, mining, ought to be mandated IMO.

A couple other in befores: WSGF, RBNW, and LLIT (shell company for the NewEgg merger)
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A correction to RIDE earning report date....it is actually 4/16-4/19. Tradingview had this incorrect. But it did recieve a partnership agreement with Holloman, a company that operates 2m fleet vehicles. Should have a good week.

Check WSGF off the list. The others are scuttling like the market in general. I still feel good about the market though, as $ is still entering it.

The only spac I'm considering is PIPP with an eye on SparkCognition merger. Feels to me that the luster of these things is fading in general, but PIPP is an epic boondoggle waiting to happen. Almost certainly too corrupt to fail.
 
Gutter King said:
A correction to RIDE earning report date....it is actually 4/16-4/19. Tradingview had this incorrect. But it did recieve a partnership agreement with Holloman, a company that operates 2m fleet vehicles. Should have a good week.

Check WSGF off the list. The others are scuttling like the market in general. I still feel good about the market though, as $ is still entering it.

The only spac I'm considering is PIPP with an eye on SparkCognition merger. Feels to me that the luster of these things is fading in general, but PIPP is an epic boondoggle waiting to happen. Almost certainly too corrupt to fail.
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I just looked at the chart for PIPP - very steady downward slope. After the CCIV/Lucid debacle, I'll never hold a Spac for too long- if I ever buy into one again that is.
 
Tenspro2002 said:
I hear you, but on the other hand, there is no way that Tesla should have a market cap equivalent to the rest of the auto industry combined. I think it's a bit overheated.
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Yes, Tesla is for sure.
 
Tenspro2002 said:
I hear you, but on the other hand, there is no way that Tesla should have a market cap equivalent to the rest of the auto industry combined. I think it's a bit overheated.
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Yup, almost as if a frothy tech and battery company’s currently making more innovative vehicles than traditionally slow to adapt and create US auto manufacturing tortoises way back in a new race. Weirdly enough, I added some ARKK at 126 last week (equal to late Dec-early Jan lows). Then again, I hold low cost TSLA shares LT I’m avoiding selling and TSLA puts as CYA.
 
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