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OT: Stock trading

Chin Diesel said:
Yeah. Hadn't been paying much attention to it lately and all of a sudden it was up almost 45% today.

Didn't see any news yet as to why it blew up. Just hoping it gives me something by 2023.
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Yeah I haven’t been able to find a reason but it has a bit of volume today. I read somewhere that the CEO bought a ton of shares but not sure if that’s true. Nice to see it pop though.
 
Anyone else have Solana? Got in a little late at $76 but within two days it’s at $93! I know Scot-e is a fan as well.
 
I think mentioned this a long time ago- but HEX has been killing it. I think it still has a long way to go.
 
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E! I’ve told so many people about this juggernaut but few listen, ha. Incredible company with a lot of runway left.
 
Jaker said:
Earnings call is next week
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Before ABML's spike back up Friday, last week's big dip to 4 month lows around $1.20 also may have motivated CEO’s 2 million share purchase.
StllH8L8ner said:
New CEO with ties to Tesla?
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Same ABML CEO I think. IIRC, the ex-Tesla battery guy joined ABML last year as CTO, head of R&D.
 
tentoes4rings said:
E! I’ve told so many people about this juggernaut but few listen, ha. Incredible company with a lot of runway left.
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Got some, but probably high. Should have waited for a dip
 
IDA - Aside from obvious human, utilities, housing and commercial property tolls in LA, MS, etc, further overpopulated hospitals in the woefully vaccinated states, impacts on petrochemical refining capacity (e.g., Colonial closing some facilities), resulting rising costs, etc will have some US economy hit. How much, time will tell. Feel for the Deep South residents, even the NON-immune deficient, inexplicably anti-vaxxers.
 
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At least none of my UCONN family will be able to say I did not mention it early.
 
Haha, I meant to type SE as in Sea Limited. Tremendous company and stock with a super bright future. Should be a trillion dollar company eventually.
 
tentoes4rings said:
Haha, I meant to type SE as in Sea Limited. Tremendous company and stock with a super bright future. Should be a trillion dollar company eventually.
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Agreed, also hold SE and bought more on dips after selling US-listed mainland big tech in June/July. Aside from SE’s upside in SE Asia, expanding in Brazil and BR base for other LatAm growth.

Now E, plan to research Eni’s upside further. Natural gas for European winter, petrol as economy opens more, undervalued ???
 
Da_Aisijimo_Gou said:
Agreed, also hold SE and bought more on dips after selling US-listed mainland big tech in June/July. Aside from SE’s upside in SE Asia, expanding in Brazil and BR base for other LatAm growth.

Now E, plan to research Eni’s upside further. Natural gas for European winter, petrol as economy opens more, undervalued ???
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SE jumped again today on news they’re launching Shopee in India!
 
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ct06111 said:
1st time buying them. bought a bunch of SQQQ @ 7.30 today. Could it reach 6 before a correction? Not sure
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You have to think it's time to consider a big correction. If inflation is not transitory as the Fed thinks, rates could rise.

The Fed haa already indicated that it will be tapering.

I'm in an inverse now and mighy jump into a few more. Definitely not for the faint of heart
 
B1GEast said:
You have to think it's time to consider a big correction. If inflation is not transitory as the Fed thinks, rates could rise.

The Fed haa already indicated that it will be tapering.

I'm in an inverse now and mighy jump into a few more. Definitely not for the faint of heart
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I think the fed is completely and utterly wrong on inflation being transitory. I don't think they even believe it. They just don't have the political will to raise rates when employment isn't where they want it (even though we have high unemployment and a massive labor shortage).
 
HuskyHawk said:
I think the fed is completely and utterly wrong on inflation being transitory. I don't think they even believe it. They just don't have the political will to raise rates when employment isn't where they want it (even though we have high unemployment and a massive labor shortage).
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I agree. I don't think it's transitory either, so if inflation continues to rise, then the Fed has to raise rates to combat it, which, as Michael Burry predicted, the Bond market will fall first.

Burry is hedged in an inverse Bond fund. I went with a Russell 2k inverse fund.

Right now, there are 3 bubbles and the real estate bubble might pop first.
 
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B1GEast said:
You have to think it's time to consider a big correction. If inflation is not transitory as the Fed thinks, rates could rise.

The Fed haa already indicated that it will be tapering.

I'm in an inverse now and mighy jump into a few more. Definitely not for the faint of heart
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The market looks far ahead. Fed tapering is already priced in.
 
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