I just see them a lot closer to their floor than their ceiling at this point and thought maybe I’d pick up in a handful with the mindset that they can’t get much worse than they currently are... [Reply]
I just see them a lot closer to their floor than their ceiling at this point and thought maybe I’d pick up in a handful with the mindset that they can’t get much worse than they currently are...
Until they reverse split and finally go bankrupt. [Reply]
I just see them a lot closer to their floor than their ceiling at this point and thought maybe I’d pick up in a handful with the mindset that they can’t get much worse than they currently are...
I once bought a stock at $1.50 and by the end it was worth .008 [Reply]
I should clarify that just because a company is evil doesn't mean I won't invest in it. I've invested in Big Oil and private prisons and even Wells Fargo in the past. It's all about capitalism. [Reply]
There's enough smart investors here that we should cooperate and set up a CP portfolio. Everyone who wants to could do their own DD's on whatever stocks they want and present their cases for upcoming plays. We could do long-term holds and short-term. Others could chime in why they agree or disagree, and then debate. I think something like this would go a lot better than Hootie's Draft King shit I wasted $100 on. I currently only have one YOLO portfolio that I'm treating like a casino, but a more legit portfolio would be nice to have to supplement it. May be a good distraction during the offseason.
Would any of you be interested in something like that? [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
There's enough smart investors here that we should cooperate and set up a CP portfolio. Everyone who wants to could do their own DD's on whatever stocks they want and present their cases for upcoming plays. We could do long-term holds and short-term. Others could chime in why they agree or disagree, and then debate. I think something like this would go a lot better than Hootie's Draft King shit I wasted $100 on. I currently only have one YOLO portfolio that I'm treating like a casino, but a more legit portfolio would be nice to have to supplement it. May be a good distraction during the offseason.
Would any of you be interested in something like that?
To be more clear, I didn't mean we all chip in and set up one portfolio that we all divide profits on at a predetermined end. Basically a virtual portfolio that we all create our own version of and spend as much or little as we can afford. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MTG#10:
There's enough smart investors here that we should cooperate and set up a CP portfolio. Everyone who wants to could do their own DD's on whatever stocks they want and present their cases for upcoming plays. We could do long-term holds and short-term. Others could chime in why they agree or disagree, and then debate. I think something like this would go a lot better than Hootie's Draft King shit I wasted $100 on. I currently only have one YOLO portfolio that I'm treating like a casino, but a more legit portfolio would be nice to have to supplement it. May be a good distraction during the offseason.
Would any of you be interested in something like that?
Nah, the play would probably be just stick it all in SPY or something. The gambling shit is fun and Spurs talk but legitimate more risk averse investing is boring. [Reply]
I like to drink and screen for stocks on Saturday afternoon. These charts are meant for possible swing trades and I liked their setup. Swings trades are held for days to weeks and look to make 5-10% profit (sometimes a more). I may decide to let 25-50% of the position run after selling for gains but many times will at least raise my stop to break even so the trade is guaranteed to be profitable.
You only enter a swing trade with a pre-determined stop loss that is set upon entry. If the trades works against your favor, you get out and do not ride it down. You NEVER average down in swing trading, only long term positions.
FN
AYI
SNX
SWTX
SANM
ORN
and possibly, TACO. Not a joke.
I will watch how these open and look for entry above a breakout point on the chart. If the day opens poorly, I may not start any new positions. [Reply]