Originally Posted by neech:
MRNA ship is on course, no icebergs in sight.
That's great.
I was thinking about hopping on that one back in March when it was around $27/28 per share. That would have been my very first foray into investing in my own chosen stocks. Would have been a good one, but I chickened out because I thought the floor would keep falling. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I don't do penny stocks, but my regular stock strategy is to sell off 80 percent if I find myself up 20 percent in a year (to avoid short-term capital gains taxes). That's for my non-IRA investments. In the IRA accounts I'll sell off earlier if I'm up 20 percent, because I don't have to worry about taxes in those accounts.
In a penny stock I'd probably sell any time I got up 20 percent because I feel like those can crater pretty fast.
Originally Posted by Strongside:
Got in on SRNE on Thursday. Big selloff at open today, but CEO is about to go on CNBC in a few mins. Might see another spike.
As a day trader I'm not sure I've ever seen anything funnier than Barstool Sports creator Dave Portnoy take a stab at day-trading. I'm addicted to watching him. Like watching a train wreck in slo mo, though he's made a comeback recently. Freaking hysterical :-) (nsfw)
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
He's fucking hilarious.
At the 14:00 mark this morning he realizes that his etrade is down and not letting him cut his RVLV long. Costs him about $20k before he finally gets filled. The 10-min rant is gold. Blames it on the "pinstripe suits". :-)
