StllH8L8ner
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Posted last week that I bought it a year ago when it was about $2 and got out too early this year. I'm going to be kicking myself for a while.
OT: Stock trading
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Their arguments are dumb. I don’t use Robinhood, but don’t judge anyone who does. The state of MA is trying to say that most Robinhood investors are too inexperienced to trade stocks and shouldn’t be allowed to trade. I could say the same about most hedge fund managers that make 7 figures and don’t have a clue what they’re doing and some of them are working for major firms.
There are many who have said that the new younger crowd of investors is very into data, reading charts and looking at financials, so the truth lies somewhere in between I think
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Looks like after a long pause, AMZN is ready to really take off again. I added considerably to it today, hoping it gets up to 3500 by EOY. Let’s get this stimulus already!
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Insightful new mainland EV article: Barron's NIO, LI, XPEV 12/14
Thanks to my spouse's HK cousin/financial advisor, we bought NIO, LI, XPEV shares in May/June in my play Roth. I've also held BYDDY for several years. Mid/late Nov, we happily sold chunk of NIO, LI and XPEV guaranteeing breakeven. We've bought LI and XPEV on big dips, but local insight matters perhaps as much as traditional valuation some of us learned in ACCT courses, careers, etc. After BRKB bought shares of China's largest EV manufacturer, BYD (Toyota/BYD JV), I also bought some BYDDY. Similar to our breakeven NIO, LI and XPEV shares, I have no plan to sell BYDDY shares as BYD is China's largest EV manufacturer, is well managed, has a massive distribution network, etc.
Why? Mainland govt policy gradually limiting internal combustion vehicle sales, rapidly increasing societal environmental/ESG focus, huge R&D investment in EV (mainland big tech, govt, domestic and non-mainland PE, etc), massively growing nationalism, big time mid/upper class growth, "keeping up with the Zhou family", flashy nouveau EV trumps stodgy grandparent Buicks and Olds which were THE cars to own in 2010 or many traditional mainland competitors, etc.
NIO may be overvalued now, more than than LI and XPEV currently. However, some LT investors see the potential and some day traders are willing to take ST profits and pay resulting taxes either ST in non-tax deferred accounts down the road when they eventually take distributions.
Thanks to my spouse's HK cousin/financial advisor, we bought NIO, LI, XPEV shares in May/June in my play Roth. I've also held BYDDY for several years. Mid/late Nov, we happily sold chunk of NIO, LI and XPEV guaranteeing breakeven. We've bought LI and XPEV on big dips, but local insight matters perhaps as much as traditional valuation some of us learned in ACCT courses, careers, etc. After BRKB bought shares of China's largest EV manufacturer, BYD (Toyota/BYD JV), I also bought some BYDDY. Similar to our breakeven NIO, LI and XPEV shares, I have no plan to sell BYDDY shares as BYD is China's largest EV manufacturer, is well managed, has a massive distribution network, etc.
Why? Mainland govt policy gradually limiting internal combustion vehicle sales, rapidly increasing societal environmental/ESG focus, huge R&D investment in EV (mainland big tech, govt, domestic and non-mainland PE, etc), massively growing nationalism, big time mid/upper class growth, "keeping up with the Zhou family", flashy nouveau EV trumps stodgy grandparent Buicks and Olds which were THE cars to own in 2010 or many traditional mainland competitors, etc.
NIO may be overvalued now, more than than LI and XPEV currently. However, some LT investors see the potential and some day traders are willing to take ST profits and pay resulting taxes either ST in non-tax deferred accounts down the road when they eventually take distributions.
UConnSwag11
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Agreed. I think it’s bc Robinhood has allowed people to bypass traditional investing firms. The average guy can get them into the market and invest how they want, in what they want. It’s made the market act differently than what investors are used to. The younger crowd listens to podcasts, subscribes to newsletters, etc. They’re not dumb.
the same crowd MA is going after can go purchase unlimited lotto tickets and scratch offs
Chin Diesel
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Anyone find GE interesting?
Loved it at $5.50. Not sure where goes from here though, bounce came a year earlier than I expected when I picked it up, viewed as loooooong term hold at a cheap price. [It's not lost on me how utterly unhelpful this reply is to your question, and for that, I apologize]
It's interesting merger between APHA and TLRY, both are bleeding money.
$OEG
Chin Diesel
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Actually helpful.
I too would have liked it at $5-$6. At $11 I am confident it will still go higher, just not sure how much higher and how long it will take.
Here is the thing with cannabis, the market is oversaturated with growers, the price has been in decline for awhile. Out here on the West Coast everyone grows. I know people that used to grow large quantities but have gotten out of the business because of the amount of competition. And what happens if a company like Phillip Morris decides to focus on it instead of cigs??
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Stay away. What business is profitable now that aerospace is in recession?
Disastrous move to Boston, disastrous strategy. This isn’t your dad’s GE. I see them unwinding at some point and back to an aerospace pure play.
Power has been an absolute money sucker. Love the company, have close family that work in it. The financials are brutal.
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Feeling good about me buying carnival at $14. Wish I got the entire hospitality industry at the depressed levels.
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I work in Gas Power. We’ve been having a pretty decent year actually. COVID has not impacted the power business as bad as we thought.
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One I picked up yesterday was salesforce (CRM), likely long term hold that I had my eye on for a while. Watched for couple weeks after took hit after they bought slack, couple of analysts I follow upgraded then while some others saying they overpaid. Ticked up a little today but could be worth looking into if see it drop again
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Great company with a bright future still. I also couldn’t resist getting in at 220 after the Slack news. Sold some the other day as I think near term it might lag other tech stocks for a bit, but it’s a great longterm hold for sure, nice buy.
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Woke up way too early so I’ll chime in.
The reason the Alt coins are not doing as well as a group compared to BTC this time around is because the majority of fiat inflows into the market are looking at BTC as a store of value vs a investment. A gold alternative to keep it simple.
Previously it was FOMO driving the whole asset class up.
There is not yet the perception that other crypto assets ( the Alts) can be relied on as a store of value like BTC and much of the buying has come from large companies and hedge funds which is relatively new to the crypto market on this scale.
I guess the good news is that there are opportunities in the Alts because there is still a need for the market to mature enough to be seen as “ stable “ as BTC.
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Compared with other cryptocurrencies, perhaps BTC's 16K to 19 to 17 to 19 to 18 to 19 to 21 to 23K swings in just 4 weeks and recent massive volume spikes and valleys reflects relative stability vs volatility. Ahead of a possible Coinbase IPO and the IRS cryptocurrency ownership query update (either Yes or No) on page 1 of 1040 and no longer on Schedule 1), Coinbase CEO's comments yesterday were interesting. To the guy's credit, reasonable company CYA 'tis not foolish.
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Yes to both as being helpful.
BTC will correct to downside again- and when it does it will establish a higher bottom then last time- move up back up towards its last peak. The volatility is now seen as less of a downside risk with a greater chance of it pushing the price higher in the future.
Having to identify yourself as an investor to the IRS moves the process forward toward greater adoption. Coinbase and Gemini’s owners are both multi billionaires and need to “CYA” before the government does something else to it.
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Got in today myself. They took over the assets and Mountain Pass mine of a former client of mine, Molycorp. Molycorp was very poorly run but under this new group and with EV so hot I love the potential of this company. Big day for FUBO today and my top recent pick CRNC. I’ve mentioned CRNC for weeks, hope some of you got on board.