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OT: Stock trading

I haven't followed this thread.
Has there been any discussion about the prospects for Starlink and how to get involved with it in some way?
I got solicited by a publication from Lou Basenese (who I know nothing about) regarding subscribing to his newsletter so I could learn about some "small, $15, company" that makes the antennas and which could be a buyout possibility because of the possible explosive adoption of satellite internet a la Elon Musk.
Thoughts?
 
FWIW, TSLA vehicles manufactured in mainland China are increasingly exported to Europe. Reasonable or otherwise, mainlanders increasingly prefer domestic EVs. Reasons are purportedly not limited to increasing nationalism. Many mainlanders and Central Government grand poobahs alike simply find fault with TSLA vehicle issues and see greater upside/attractiveness in some, not all, mainland EV manufacturers. Reverse engineering pretty much complete, moving on in the Middle Kingdom (Zhongguo/mainland China). ;)
 
Da_Aisijimo_Gou said:
FWIW, TSLA vehicles manufactured in mainland China are increasingly exported to Europe. Reasonable or otherwise, mainlanders increasingly prefer domestic EVs. Reasons are purportedly not limited to increasing nationalism. Many mainlanders and Central Government grand poobahs alike simply find fault with TSLA vehicle issues and see greater upside/attractiveness in some, not all, mainland EV manufacturers. Reverse engineering pretty much complete, moving on in the Middle Kingdom (Zhongguo/mainland China). ;)
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That will slow down dramatically once their factory in Germany is complete. I imagine that will feed most of Europe and the China factory will feed India, China, Japan, Australia, etc.
 
Slasher said:
That will slow down dramatically once their factory in Germany is complete. I imagine that will feed most of Europe and the China factory will feed India, China, Japan, Australia, etc.
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Agreed, possibly for all yet watch for China's declining interest. For many other western products, same same may to will increasingly apply with the Middle Kingdom's rising nationalism, competitive product quality, and prospective diverging global tech.

Toss another wild thought out there for many westerners: By mid-decade, China is projected to be the world's busiest aviation market. 1 decade further down the road, Comac's ongoing jet enhancements are projected to expand beyond the mainland. Not the US nor Europe so much with BA and EADSY dominance now, but observe Comac low-ball pricing enable some gradual entry in some SE and Central Asian, African, and possibly even some Latin America markets. Crazy, yet time will tell ...
 
ct06111 said:
Anyone see LLIT?

Going to merge w/ NEWEGG

GME in talks of starting up “build a pc” market.

1st acquisition from Cohen?
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Shoulda listened to myself
Wanted to get it into LLIT/NEGG @ 4

NEGG is now 18! Up 70% today!
 
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It's only a matter of time
 
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
 
temery said:
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
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Really no simple answer

Is there a clear cut reason for the dip?

What is the trading volume compared to the average daily volume? If it is going down on heavy volume that usually means it is not done falling and you can be catching a falling knife

Better to wait for some support but that's me.
 
tentoes4rings said:
We started discussing this in another thread so I decided to start a new thread. Would love to know what sectors and stocks people are in, with successes and if you want to share, bad trades or holds. My brief story below:

Traded a lot from 99-01 but volatility of Dot Com Market collapse forced me out with a decent profit. Fast forward19 years, I dove back in at the bottom in March. Had some success trading Comcast the first week, got caught in a bad trade with Citrix. Had an initial wishlist of NFLX, DOCU, Roku and Comcast. Didn’t pull the trigger quickly enough and watched most run away. Roku and Gartner I’ve been in and out of but just can’t seem to win on them. Two big winners have been DocuSign and Five Nine Inc (FIVN). I’m out now except for a small position in DocuSign, as I expect tech stocks to sell off soon and want to be ready to buy on dip.

Stocks Im looking at adding:
MSFT
AMZN
FB
ROKU
TWLO
FIVN
BX (Blackstone)
Tesla
OKTA
PENN
Walmart
CCL (Carnival)
IT (Gartner)
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Only stocks I would buy now are agricultural commodities. Other than that I would short the stock market now, either the SP 500 or the Russell 2000.
 
temery said:
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
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Buy 1 or 2. If it goes down more, buy more, if it bounces back up, at least you got some cheap.
 
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temery said:
1 or 2 %?
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Stocks. Its $111. Depending how big of a high roller you are. Its hard to give percentages without knowing your positions, your cash reserve, your risk level, your positivity in the market, how long you expect to hold, etc. Lots of variables.

Point is, when I buy the dip, I buy in increments. It goes down, I buy a little, it goes down more, I buy a little more until I catch the bottom. When trying to catch knives, at first you only want to catch 1, in case they keep falling.

Some people when they lose multiple blackjack hands in a row, they increase their bet. You can try that too. Say it goes down 20% and you expect the market to bounce back, load it up!
 
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temery said:
1 or 2 %?
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Also, did you sell some when it was almost $150? Then its a little more palatable to go deeper because you already made money. So many different criteria.

Do you think a rug pull is coming? Then don't go as deep so you can get more after on sale.
 
temery said:
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
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If you believe you can't time the market (as many folks do), then you determine if the fundamentals of the business remain sound and you hold and reinvest at whatever predetermined intervals you already had in place. If you believe this current dip is an over-reaction to the overall market then maybe you load up a little now.

Honestly, don't try to time the market..........
 
uconndogs said:
Honestly, don't try to time the market..........
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This is why I buy in increments. Gone are the days where you pay $7 a trade. Set up a limit buy at $110, $107.50, $105.00, etc. Eventually you'll get the bottom buy and your DCA will be lower.
 
temery said:
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
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Is this a covid winter round 2 play? Might be a good play with the Delta and potentially Lamda variants running rampant and a large portion of the population not willing to get vaccinated. My re-opening stocks have taken a beating the last few weeks even despite the July 4th rush. Is the cold season getting priced in right now?
 
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XLCenterFan said:
I have a grinch-like smile on my face. It's because I own RFL and DPLS. Let's gooooooo.
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No reason to let go...contracts haven't even come through yet. Should be a doozy of a second half '21.

They bought three companies last month to better implement their tech and to serve their clients/future clients needs.

I've had some back and forth with Dennis about the benefits of their tech in my industry (multifamily developments) and, though not a priority atm, they have such a wide net of potential revenue streams.

Super stoked to be in early.
 
temery said:
When a company you own is down 10% in a day, how much would you buy on the dip?

I own bili, plan to hold and believe it's a good buy. What % of what you own would you buy on a 10% dip?
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I don't put a strict number or amount on anything. If you like the company and have disposable cash to invest, buy. It's not rocket science.
 
XLCenterFan said:
Not to mention our country's infrastructure is a bit dated and in need of upgrades/monitoring. Their CEO said in an interview that their technology is going to be useful in that area. We need this infrastructure bill to be big and to pass...and for DPLS to scoop some contracts. Like you said, their technology is applicable and needed in so many instances. My average cost is below .02.
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Think of the Miami building collapse...the 35w Minneapolis bridge...Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill....the list goes on. All potentially avoidable if DPLS has the capabilities they are saying they do. The public will demand real time feedback on these structures, and a reasonable person could expect this tech added to building codes of our future smart cities. Cha-Ching.
 
ct06111 said:
Shoulda listened to myself
Wanted to get it into LLIT/NEGG @ 4

NEGG is now 18! Up 70% today!
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Any one get on this?
Its @ 60+ now.

such a dummy. Had it and sold my
measly 15 shares when LL for 100+
Could be 1000 now

man, the calls on these must be.
 
Phillip Morris and Altria have great dividends. I believe I read an article that said Philip Morris has been the best performing stock since the early 90's
 
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UConnSwag11 said:
Phillip Morris and Altria have great dividends. I believe I read an article that said Philip Morris has been the best performing stock since the early 90's
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Yup.

And Altria is getting into spirits, vaping, and weed.

Trying to be the ultimate sin stock lol
 
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