Will it ?????
Will it ?????
I don’t know but I bought some so I sure hope so. I think the knowledge backing the GameStop squeeze was more reliable/certain so I’m not sure.
How many to buy is the question
EXPR will be at $30 soon.
Gamestop was the most shorted stock in history by a lot, so the odds it SKYROCKETS, are not high. But the odds it goes from $20 to $30 or even $50? Pretty decent. If you have your $600 stimulus layin around, might as well throw it in there, not much to lose.
GameStop is the next GameStop.
It's just taking off
Short position for gme was like 130% and amc is only around 68%. So upside is there but I don’t think it hits GameStop levels. If it can get above 20 today will hopefully see a run to 25-30 but that’s probably it.
Nokia thoughts?
Looks like Robinhood isn't allowing purchases of GME and AMC. Can only sell. RIP
Bruhhhhhhhh wrote:
Gamestop was the most shorted stock in history by a lot, so the odds it SKYROCKETS, are not high. But the odds it goes from $20 to $30 or even $50? Pretty decent. If you have your $600 stimulus layin around, might as well throw it in there, not much to lose.
This is awful advice. Supposedly if you received a $600 stimulus check, you should not be able to afford to throw away money speculating in U.S. equity markets due to low income.
TAA wrote:
EXPR will be at $30 soon.
Haha now it's down 30% pre-market. Don't listen to me
TAA wrote:
TAA wrote:
EXPR will be at $30 soon.
Haha now it's down 30% pre-market. Don't listen to me
Of course it’s down pre-market. Hedgies make their moves after hours.
Disclaimer: I’m a moron. Don’t listen to me.
Can someone explain to me how these are not pump and dump schemes?
If you are timing the market, it is all pump and dump.
Last year when the Fed bought all kinds of assets to prop the market up it increased "money supply" The St. Louis Fed chart of what that looks like is this:
What it means is over 33% of all dollars EVER printed were printed in 2020. I am not smart enough to know what all of this means but $5 drive-thru lunches are $10 now.
Ride the lightning while you can.
Look for a chair when the music stops.
There is always a greater fool, until there isn't.
The thing about dancing with a gorilla is that you dance until HE gets tired, of Janet Yellen gets tired.
green screen Quotrons wrote:
Bruhhhhhhhh wrote:
Gamestop was the most shorted stock in history by a lot, so the odds it SKYROCKETS, are not high. But the odds it goes from $20 to $30 or even $50? Pretty decent. If you have your $600 stimulus layin around, might as well throw it in there, not much to lose.
This is awful advice. Supposedly if you received a $600 stimulus check, you should not be able to afford to throw away money speculating in U.S. equity markets due to low income.
TF do you think $600 is saving? You think thats a lot of money? You think that pays rent? Blame the rich-entitled people for trying to spew off $600 and act like they are saving populations for this one
I bought in deep at $15 and sold $18 this premarket. I diamond handed it last night on the $11 dip, but as soon as I saw RH blocked it I got a fishy feeling.
The world is changing before our eyes, and for the better.
This is Jim Kiler wrote:
The world is changing before our eyes, and for the better.
Yes, the hungry around the world are being fed, North Korea and South Korea are talking peacefully, Iran and and Israel are reaching out to one another, the seas are cleaner than ever, pollution has dissipated.
Bruhhhhhhhh wrote:
green screen Quotrons wrote:
This is awful advice. Supposedly if you received a $600 stimulus check, you should not be able to afford to throw away money speculating in U.S. equity markets due to low income.
$600 December relief check was intended to be a life line to needy U.S. citizens. Some citizens were not able to buy their kids a Christmas present if not for December relief check (paid out in January). Some citizens were not able to drive due lack of liability auto insurance but were able to make insurance payment due to relief check. I know there were some U.S. citizens with greater than 1/4 million income were able to obtain rescue checks. The difference between me and many of the day trading cowboys out there, when a professional has to answer the phone and meet client(s) face to face, a guy like me avoided silly transactions. You do know TD Ameritrade and Wells Fargo cut off day trading cowboys from trading GME this morning. It is easy to do stupid stuff when the likelihood of a rep from N.A.S.D. calling you and asking you to explain yourself is not likely. I have gotten a call like that from a N.A.S.D. official. I was thoroughly able to explain why I recommended a particular trade. If you cannot thoroughly explain the logic of your decision, most likely not a good decision, $600 or $600,000,000.
TF do you think $600 is saving? You think thats a lot of money? You think that pays rent? Blame the rich-entitled people for trying to spew off $600 and act like they are saving populations for this one
green screen Quotrons wrote:
Bruhhhhhhhh wrote:
$600 December relief check was intended to be a life line to needy U.S. citizens. Some citizens were not able to buy their kids a Christmas present if not for December relief check (paid out in January). Some citizens were not able to drive due lack of liability auto insurance but were able to make insurance payment due to relief check. I know there were some U.S. citizens with greater than 1/4 million income were able to obtain rescue checks. The difference between me and many of the day trading cowboys out there, when a professional has to answer the phone and meet client(s) face to face, a guy like me avoided silly transactions. You do know TD Ameritrade and Wells Fargo cut off day trading cowboys from trading GME this morning. It is easy to do stupid stuff when the likelihood of a rep from N.A.S.D. calling you and asking you to explain yourself is not likely. I have gotten a call like that from a N.A.S.D. official. I was thoroughly able to explain why I recommended a particular trade. If you cannot thoroughly explain the logic of your decision, most likely not a good decision, $600 or $600,000,000.
TF do you think $600 is saving? You think thats a lot of money? You think that pays rent? Blame the rich-entitled people for trying to spew off $600 and act like they are saving populations for this one
A.) Learn to quote posts.
B.) Notice I said if you have it LAYING AROUND. A lot of people that didn't need it got it, and that's part of the reason GME exploded. Yes I do know that companies like TD Ameritrade and Robinhood have blocked trades whilst illegally manipulating the market, so even better reason to invest is so you can receive a payout when the class actions hit.
C.) I neveer claimed to be a financial advisor lmao
Not a financial advisor.
But all these retail investors are going to get creamed.
The hedge funds have taken their losses on their positions. And now all the late-buying retail guys are going to lose money as the stock falls down to its realistic value. As a business about to fold, that is zero. They can prop it up for a while but when the novelty wears off they will realize the sooner they sell, the less the loss they will take.
It's already done from its peak of $469 to $222/share.