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OT: Stock trading

Nebraskan18 said:
Yeah I did the same thing you did and sold half my shares at 113! But yeah i'm back in as well with the rest. I even put it in my ROTH IRA
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Great short and term stock in my opinion. It’s become my 2nd biggest holding.
 
Im hoping for a nice earnings report from PayPal this month. Been slowly building a decent-sized position since March. I also started throwing money at DGLY. Hoping for a few big states/cities to throw them a contract. From the look of their Twitter feed though, they are clueless and hooked on some silly race car-themed ad buys and sponsorships. Anyone have any input/advice on that front?
 
UConnStats said:
Looks like there’s a good chance Hindenburg slams them tomorrow.
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Why’s that? Hindenburg is a bunch of short sellers who try to manipulate the market I hate them. That’s what they did to SRNE.
 
UConnSwag11 said:
Fastly
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That news Wednesday night was a huge punch to the gut. 46 points now gone, brutal. That was the catalyst to me yesterday liquidating my entire non 401 account. Betting on an opportunity to get back into my favorite stocks again soon after a sharp sell off.
 
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Idk how some of you even have time to actively trade in your spare time. I barely have enough time as it is, let alone keeping track of the market everyday and fiddling around with my retirement accounts. Buy a house or condo and flip it or rent it out an be done with it. Takes longer to see a profit without cash on hand and taking out loans but you have a bit more control over your investment in real estate and provides a steadier cash flow.
 
Just fyi - medical company QDEL, maker of flu and Covid tests. Rated at 99 by IBD, currently forming a classic cup n' handle chart pattern. I own them in all my accounts.
 
Scud49 said:
Just fyi - medical company QDEL, maker of flu and Covid tests. Rated at 99 by IBD, currently forming a classic cup n' handle chart pattern. I own them in all my accounts.
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Thanks. I’m a big believer in IBD as well. Will keep my eye on this again as it’s one of those names I’ve always looked at but have yet to own.
 
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Nobody commented on my TAN recommendation. Seems you lost out on a 3.7% gain today.
 
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uconntoatl said:
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Let’s be clear here. People that have a daily/weekly trading strategy should not invest in this new asset class.
I was messaging with someone from the BY who bought LINK at $16- (I believe we originally suggested to by it at $6 which was a good entry point) and they were very concerned about losing their investment. I told them they would be ok and would be able to exit at $16 if they had the time to wait for it to rebound.
If you do not have at least a 6 month window for any capital you invest - do not buy crypto.
 
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Scot-e said:
Let’s be clear here. People that have a daily/weekly trading strategy should not invest in this new asset class.
I was messaging with someone from the BY who bought LINK at $16- (I believe we originally suggested to by it at $6 which was a good entry point) and they were very concerned about losing their investment. I told them they would be ok and would be able to exit at $16 if they had the time to wait for it to rebound.
If you do not have at least a 6 month window for any capital you invest - do not buy crypto.
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Absolutely. These assests are investments for the long term
 
Scot-e said:
Let’s be clear here. People that have a daily/weekly trading strategy should not invest in this new asset class.
I was messaging with someone from the BY who bought LINK at $16- (I believe we originally suggested to by it at $6 which was a good entry point) and they were very concerned about losing their investment. I told them they would be ok and would be able to exit at $16 if they had the time to wait for it to rebound.
If you do not have at least a 6 month window for any capital you invest - do not buy crypto.
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That was me and after my first experience with crypto I would definitely back that up. I was frustrated because I had early gains and then LINK dropped like a stone . My advice to people considering crypto is have an altogether different mindset about it than with stocks. When a currency is going up or down sharply it can be frustrating because it’s almost impossible to find news on why it dropped. Plus, I generally like to invest in companies or technologies I understand like software, e-commerce, payment processing etc. I honestly don’t understand crypto very well. Also, stock investors get spoiled with no commissions on trades and it’s very easy to transfer funds in and out of a typical brokerage account. With Coinbase, fees are expensive, funds take days to go back into a bank account and it’s just not an enjoyable experience overall. With the investments in crypto by Square and PayPal, the market looks hot again. I’m happy I have some LINK left longterm. For new investors, set aside a slush fund and hold. As with stocks, entry point is the key.
 
tentoes4rings said:
That was me and after my first experience with crypto I would definitely back that up. I was frustrated because I had early gains and then LINK dropped like a stone . My advice to people considering crypto is have an altogether different mindset about it than with stocks. When a currency is going up or down sharply it can be frustrating because it’s almost impossible to find news on why it dropped. Plus, I generally like to invest in companies or technologies I understand like software, e-commerce, payment processing etc. I honestly don’t understand crypto very well. Also, stock investors get spoiled with no commissions on trades and it’s very easy to transfer funds in and out of a typical brokerage account. With Coinbase, fees are expensive, funds take days to go back into a bank account and it’s just not an enjoyable experience overall. With the investments in crypto by Square and PayPal, the market looks hot again. I’m happy I have some LINK left longterm. For new investors, set aside a slush fund and hold. As with stocks, entry point is the key.
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Crypto is closer to a commodity than an actual currency.
 
Caronimo said:
Any holders of?:

Tezos (crypto), Peloton, Teladoc, Chewy?
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Been on PTON since the 30s. Been a fun ride until the recent sell off. Was considering dumping It and taking my profits, but will continue to hold for now unless the drop continues. The demand is still crazy for them and should only continue through the holiday season.
 
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Grabbed Bitcoin around $5000 back in March. Guess I should have got more. It's sitting in a hard wallet offline so I usually forget I have it.
 
Caronimo said:
Any holders of?:

Tezos (crypto), Peloton, Teladoc, Chewy?
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I’ve got Chewy. Been in for about a month. Wish I jumped back in April but didn’t have the money or expertise then. The more shutdowns and fear, the more ppl seems to using chewy instead of going to petco or even amazon. They like a pet specific website with good customer service. It has expedited the rise of chewy.
 
HuskyHawk said:
Grabbed Bitcoin around $5000 back in March. Guess I should have got more. It's sitting in a hard wallet offline so I usually forget I have it.
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As long as you don’t need the money anytime soon, it would be cool to see if the bitcoin ever gets back to the $18k range as there is more wide scale adoption or if it’s more so the other cryptos like ethereum or chainlink that rise.
 
calamity17 said:
Been on PTON since the 30s. Been a fun ride until the recent sell off. Was considering dumping It and taking my profits, but will continue to hold for now unless the drop continues. The demand is still crazy for them and should only continue through the holiday season.
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As long as bikes are on 8+ weeks of delivery I wouldn't sell. I actually want to BUY... waiting for a dip (if it ever happens).
 
g_smith said:
As long as you don’t need the money anytime soon, it would be cool to see if the bitcoin ever gets back to the $18k range as there is more wide scale adoption or if it’s more so the other cryptos like ethereum or chainlink that rise.
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BTC is definitely going back to 18K. The question is when not if IMHO. If I am being conservative I would say it is going to hit that level by the end of next year. The market as a whole is setting up for a retest of a $8500-$9500 level on BTC then we think it will move to a fib level closer to the 18K price.
The bulls would say I am sandbagging with this timeline but I am fairly conservative for a crypto guy.
 
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