HELLO MARKET, MY OLD FRIEND I’VE COME TO BUY THE DIP AGAIN BECAUSE A VISION SOFTLY CREEPING CRASHING STOCKS WHILE I WAS SLEEPING AND THE POSITION THAT WAS PLANTED IN MY WALLET STILL REMAINS WITHIN THE SOUND OF CRASHING
Why do people always fomo? It was memed before it spiked. If you got in while it was shilled for months you'd still be up at least +45% on initial investment. Buying at the top is never a good idea.
To the guy saying Altria; Altria has a deal with Cronos but Cronos is not in the American market it would I would rather buy TCNNF or CURLF.
Tilray or Aphria would be better plays. Tilray has acqusitioned an alcohol company in the states called Sweetwater brewing. And Aphria has a deal with Anheuser Busch Inbev to produce cbd/thc beverages and BUD distribution lines.
Jaxson Torres
dubs and the bull run starts TODAY
Camden Barnes
There are people that bought it at over 170 2 months ago and still have not broke even. Unless they >bought the dip
i mean, green, but for how long, user? just look at the chart lol. really depends what sorta time frame we're talking here, but clearly long term we're seeing down on strength up on weakness.
like i've said multiple times before i don't like shorting the top on bad companies, i like buying the dip on good companies. i typically won't buy a full position at the bottom keltner line but i'll start DCA'ing there, usually i'll buy more for every 2xATR it drops from that point and scale out on the rallies to my original entry point, the 200 itself, and finally an ultimate target of the top keltner with a wide trailing stop just in case. it has worked well for me so far. like i said, sometimes the keltner is perfect but i consider it more of a "zone of value" and you MUST combine it with FA on the company. i just don't like shorting because of the risk involved, i don't like the idea of DCAing a short whereas i can happily DCA a long and just hodl that shit if the FA is good.
also something im noting lately: there's a BIG difference between the world-specific FA and company-specific FA. still kicking myself for not buying cheapies on the dump before the election on companies that were otherwise solid. but i'd be afraid of buying BABA cheapies because their dump was on company-specific news, same with something like INTC.
I honestly know nothing. I jumped in during Sept2020 and have been austicially shit posting all day every day, and have noticed the shares available to short have been increasing and then getting bought up within hours if not minutes. the past two days SEEMINGLY have been the longest duration where shares available have increased without them being gobbled up by the shorters. its fun and stressful watching this shit all day im edging until q4(or sometime before) so I can COOM
Thomas Cox
>Call female broker >"Yes, give me 500 shares of RKT market price." >"But sir, the markets today a-" >Hang up
How do you cope with every decision you make not only seeming to be the wrong decision but actually being the wrong decision, every time? I cut two losing positions both of which mooned the very next day and bought what I thought was the dip on something and it dipped further to the tune of another 8% lower. Is being numb the only answer?
Julian Taylor
i told someone how to kill themself in prison when they asked how
What stock will benefit the most from stimulus rumors after this election news cycle is over?
Aiden Gray
what's the news? also yeah no shit probably don't FOMO in but this is also why FA is important, idk anything about the company or why it's mooning all of a sudden. also the volume is basically nothing compared to today all of a sudden. interesting, though. maybe not a penny stock persay but still looks like a low float cheapo stock. still curious what the news is.
It's a fool's game without an edge or a trading desk. You helping provide liquidity and profits for those who know what they are doing or simply have the liquidity to outmatch you.
Or don't listen, its fine too. You seem to have figured it out yourself, your not stupid.
Camden Lopez
Start looking at every wrong decision as a lesson that you're paying for; every time you feel pain, it's the market trying to teach you lessons so that you do not repeat them - the only way you do not end up ahead in the long run is if you don't write down and reflect upon the lessons you've learned frequently
Christian Nelson
intel still has enough money that they can realistically do a turn around if they just get a competent CEO
TSM is what, fully booked until mid 2021 right now? Surely they have enough time to redesign their chips going to be fucking awful for their current foundries, but they shouldn't abandon those either. Surely they've done some testing small-scale with EUVL so they can eventually turn their foundries back to relevancy once TSM stops hogging all the orders from ASML
they've had enough resources and time to make a turnaround since 2016.. 2017.. 2018.. 2019.. 2020.. but it's getting narrower and narrower It's ridiculous how a single CEO can just run it to the ground even if they get a competent CEO, it'll take years to turn around obviously given its the semiconductor industry. But I guess my point is, keep a close eye on Intel especially if you're holding AMD
Samuel Robinson
"DENN is just 7x leveraged DJIA"
Justin Evans
potassium is my favorite but i also suggested a mirror or starting beef or asking a friend
Kayden Morales
GME
Justin Campbell
Was the market seriously treating BYND as a tech company?
Jeremiah Collins
how? i see them everywhere without looking for them and i actively try to avoid seeing them
Liam Torres
>>Call JAV broker >>"Yes, give me 500 shares of RCT market price." >>"But sir, the markets today a-" >>Hang up
