Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
AMC blew up in AH Friday BTW (60%). Lots of hype for next week. I'm outta the loop on it but pumpers are calling for $20
Look at what your return on TSLA would be today had you purchased it at the same time as this stock.
What’s TSLA’s total return in that timeframe?
Ok, well surprisingly TSLA opened at 261.50 on 6/20 and closed at 274.65 so If I'd put 10,000 in at 261.50 I'd have purchased 38 shares. Fridays close was 260.02
So I'd have actually gone from 9937 to 9880 . loss of $57
If I'd bought at 274.65 I'd have bought 36 shares for 9887.40
I'd have gone from 9887.40 to 9360.72 A loss of $526.68
As it stands going with TSLY and the huge dividend I've gone from 9991 to 10,360.47 a gain of $369.47
So, if TSLA is on an uptrend it's the better investment but in a downtrend TSLY with the huge monthly Dividend provides a better safety net. And also when TSLA is in an uptrend TSLY follows , just not as much.
Glad you asked me to do this, it's a real learning lesson. And a little surprising. [Reply]
Watch this one boys. I'm getting in at 20.46 today. Got pumped to 35 last Thursday.
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Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Still no RS on several platforms I called ETRADE and asked them to go ahead and buy me 500 shares this mornig. Got them at 6.19 Just called them back an hour ago and had them sell half at 8.75. Will let the other 250 ride into Monday. Still have 7200 shares on ETRADE at the OTC price of .95 When they RS those will be sitting at 11.40 MY COST
Also got the 518 still on Webull at 3.95 Avg. What a mess, the big run may be Monday. This is crazy, fun, nerve racking and annoying all at the same time.
If it drops back to 6.50 I'm calling ETRADE again and telling them I want ALL THE SHARES!
It's going to run hard when it Blows. Set yer sell order for 9.40 and leave a few shares for YOLO. Set it and forget it. Don't trade with emotion. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
It's going to run hard when it Blows. Set yer sell order for 9.40 and leave a few shares for YOLO. Set it and forget it. Don't trade with emotion.
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Anyone trading anything!?!??!?!
The last trade I made was back around the first of October. Bought Solo cups brand, DTC, for 4.96 and sold a few days later for not much more than I bought, 4.97 I think. I had plans of staying in, and I don't even know why I got out. I think it was maybe because the volume was so low. It's at 5.35 today, so I fucked that up. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Anyone trading anything!?!??!?!
I've started selling off some losing stocks, and also a smidge of NVDA and GOOG where I've ended up with some concentrations due to healthy gains. I hate selling off winners, but if one of those stocks tanks for some reason, I'll be a sad, sad man, and I don't want to be sad.
I've bought a few smidges of some stocks like HSY, WMT, and SLP, but in very small quantities. I'm continuing to buy lots of CDs, but the peak has passed. At the peak I got a long-term CD at 5.85 percent, but now the best I can do for long-term CDs is around 5.3, and even those are hard to find. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Anyone trading anything!?!??!?!
In September I bought into ROVR and ACHR.
November I bought a couple shares of AVPT.
Bought Rover before the acquisition announcement so that is doing well. The other two have hovered around my purchase price and slightly down today. [Reply]
I forgot one. I also keep buying into PTLO. It's been an absolute dud for me, but I keep averaging down. I've never seen a Portillio's that was not absolutely packed so I am willing to hold it a couple years as the continue to expand into other states. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I've started selling off some losing stocks, and also a smidge of NVDA and GOOG where I've ended up with some concentrations due to healthy gains. I hate selling off winners, but if one of those stocks tanks for some reason, I'll be a sad, sad man, and I don't want to be sad.
I've bought a few smidges of some stocks like HSY, WMT, and SLP, but in very small quantities. I'm continuing to buy lots of CDs, but the peak has passed. At the peak I got a long-term CD at 5.85 percent, but now the best I can do for long-term CDs is around 5.3, and even those are hard to find.
Damn. Hershey looks like a nice play. I might have to throw a little that direction.
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
Damn. Hershey looks like a nice play. I might have to throw a little that direction.
Well done.
It got hit pretty hard recently in the euphoria about weight loss drugs. I have a fair bit and it's been very good to me, so I've been buying more on the dip. I figure people will always eat chocolate. [Reply]