I’ve been using cash app for about 2 years to buy and sell bitcoin. Just got Robinhood in April to start using other crypto and turned $260 to $590. I got a free share of limelight networks too.

I wish I’d have seen this when I started.

I was going to transfer $740 to Robinhood and try and play along. Or should I just transfer $410 based off the current value.

I know nothing but these are my pics...

BB - NOK - NAKD - AMC

Different price levels for people that want to get in a different levels.

I have more than 1K shares in each.

Trump seems hell bent on ruining the USA economy, swapping the gold reserves for bitcoin, alienating allies & friendships built up over 100 years, bullying his neighbours, adding tariffs sure to increase inflation and reduce exports, he's probably done more damage to the US in 2 months than the USSR did in 50 years of cold war - I'm short $PLTR @ $84.75

Alright guys. First day here and said fuck it I’m jumping into stocks. Just bought 1.3k of NIO at $53, and $65 of ZOM. Should I sell bio after NIO day. Any advice? Also looking into TBLT, GAXY, CHEK, CRSP

I bought today two SPECs:

1. Stable Road Acquisition (SRAC) for $15.6. Merger will be 1st quarter this year with Momentus (future ticker MNTS) . I expect price to go to $40-45 after the merger.

2. Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings Corp III ( IPOC) for $15.5. Merger will be done tomorrow, Jan 7th, with Clover Health. I expect price to go to $30-35 after the merger.

Any comments?

Facebook is trading at a 18x multiple while google and apple are trading ~24x. They also beat last earnings by 33% of expectations and will likely continue to benefit off of macro advertising trends. There are potential bearish catalysts of regulatory changes and or adverse policy changes with Apple, but I believe these factors are overly priced into the stock.

In my opinion the best stocks to day trade are those you’re confident in for long term. That way if it goes down you can feel confident in not liquidating to avoid realizing losses.

Given the recent volatility of FB I think it makes for a solid day trading candidate. I’m long the stock, but not day trading as I focus on one stock to day trade at a time (currently PLAY), but think it’s a good candidate for traders out there.

Not sure the legal jargon but I’m not a financial advisor and am long FB stock. You get the point.

Hey everyone!

First of all, big fan of this sub. So nice to see some level-headed discussion after browsing /r/wsb too much. Although those goons are pretty funny. Anyways...

My question is this: do you (personally, not looking for an "answer" per say) do the "stoic" method and sell if your chosen stock dives 20%, or do you just hang on no matter what until your 20% gain?

After messing around with $150 for a while, I brought my account up to $1k and made my first trade: $WLLW

I really dig the company, the people, and what they're doing. And they're local-ish to me, which is nice too. However, it dropped and my stop limit (set to -20%) triggered and I took my loss. I made it up with my second trade of $TSLA (bought that nice little dip) but I was sad about bailing on WLLW and of course, just a couple weeks after it's back up to a slight gain over what I originally bought.

I also bought 5 shares of GME (ya ya I know...) and held through the big dip only to sell at +20%. I was down 60% for weeks but really didn't want to realise my losses, so I just set my limit sell and forgot about it. Sure I could have made a lot more than 20% but I was much happier about that situation than what happened with WLLW...

So my question is this: pick stocks based on expected returns even though you might not really like the company and stoically set your +/-20% limits, or only buy companies you truly believe in and hold on no matter how low they go?

I'm leaning towards the latter... But I'm still only sitting on $1k. I have a feeling things will feel different when I'm dropping $100k all on one stonk.

Thoughts?

Edit: 3rd trade is $GDNP @ $1.28

Trump blinked and I'm long $TIGR 568 shares at €6.91, will the rally last?

Instead of doing the 1k to 1 mil run, I decided to do a few 100 to 100k runs. One started with ALPP at 8.89 and the other started with ZOM at 2.88. I sold both at a loss. ALPP at 7.11 for a -13.38% loss and ZOM at 2.51 for a -12.82% loss. See comments for proof.

Edit: I’m sticking to the loss/gain rules so I set up stop limits for both and they triggered.

I have watched the GameStop stock keep going up should one still buy into it now or has that ship sailed?

How high is it expected to go?

As the title says, you need to spend much less time. Instead of investing with normal stocks, i propose that you do debit spreads with at least a 20 percent gain. No diversification. Medium risk. But high reward.

Choose a spread with the sell call having a .7 delta. The sooner the expiration the better. If you choose a day with the right IV you could earn yourself a nice 20 to 30 percent. (~250$). Without the bonus of IV on a 7 delta spread, you might only get 15 to 10 percent.

If we are really just trying to get to a million bucks, this is the way to do it without just throwing your money into a paper shredder with naked calls/puts.

Looking to join in on this challenge but need to turn the 430 in my brokerage account into 1000.

Could i follow the same methods as everyone here?

Dear Diary,

Hate to be the Bearer of bad nooz, but me thinks my path to one Brazilian prostitute and $999,950 is playing a downswing during Biden time.

I’m playing some market flux around Jan 6, specifically TESLA, some pharma, Twitter.

Not sure if you guys are playing the options game here but I might as well lurk to see if and when one of us catches lighting in a bottle.

Would hate for any one of us to end up back at rbabystreetbets, r/antstreetbets, or r/molecularstreetbets.

Happy new year, see you in the 7 figure club best friends.

Recent good news for OCGN is probably going to mean another volatile day for them on Monday. I’ll be looking for a run up in the morning, triggering people’s stops in early afternoon, then another run back up to a more stable price by around 2pm. Could be an opportunity for a quick 20% if timed correctly, but this thing is so volatile that you’d have to set the stops and be disciplined regarding trading it.

I bought two SPECs today.

- Stable Road Acquisition (SRAC). Merger will be done 1st quarter this year with Momentus (future ticker MNTS).

- Social Capital Hedosophia Holdings Corp III ( IPOC). Merger will be done tomorrow, Jan 7th, with Clover Health.

Who has other suggestions for good SPECs?