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DayManLove that I bought at the peak of both GME and AMC
Can't lose until you sell and I'M NOT SELLING DAMMIT
Just happy I didn't buy more because I definitely thought about it lol
Sooo who's got some sick stock picks with actual good value and fundamentals for me to recoup my GME/AMC losses
Ouch. I've been piling into the electric vehicle market recently for the long term. I got rid of my nvdia and amd after big gains but they probably are solid long term prospects.
If you do research, you can do pretty well with the covid plays. Biotech small cap stocks have high volatility though and high risk.
DayManLove that I bought at the peak of both GME and AMC
Can't lose until you sell and I'M NOT SELLING DAMMIT
Just happy I didn't buy more because I definitely thought about it lol
Sooo who's got some sick stock picks with actual good value and fundamentals for me to recoup my GME/AMC losses
Rotten_TrumpkinsOuch. I've been piling into the electric vehicle market recently for the long term. I got rid of my nvdia and amd after big gains but they probably are solid long term prospects.
If you do research, you can do pretty well with the covid plays. Biotech small cap stocks have high volatility though and high risk.
Well apparently I can't edit posts anymore when I put in an edit a few hours ago.
You were asking for specific picks. Honestly it depends on your risk profile and financial situation. I've had success with various biotech stocks on the past few years and lost on a few. The key is to buy when the sentiment is low but while having high confidence in their ability to perform in clinical trials and/or sales. This requires some reading.
NVAX might have room to run when nanoflu gets approved and if/when their covid vaccine gets EMA and FDA approval. Idk if I would buy now personally but I hold shares from 2016.
Germ ETF has been good to me.
Ocugen definitely has room to run. Their market cap is tiny and potential is good if their covid vaccine is successful. Preliminary data looks good and it already has EUA in India. Definitely pump and dump folks involved. If it fails in trials, this is going to zero. If it's successful it's gonna have great returns. Because of the extreme risk, I'm covering my costs and holding the rest through data.
Trevena is one I'm long on. They're rolling out a new opioid for surgery and are due to release data for a covid therapy this quarter. Their market cap is small for the share their opiate can capture so I'm positive on this stock. Their pipeline is promising but definitely long term. If their covid therapy fails I'd expect it to drop by >25-50% and slowly gain back over months. If it's positive, then holy cow look out. Holding through data however since my average is very low and I've already sold enough shares to cover my cost.
Regardless, unless you're buying blue chip stocks, I would over do it on research. Don't just take a tip without looking it up. Recommend against hype buying unless it's easy to predict like the vaccine plays late spring or when Canada legalized pot. Get in and get out on hype stocks.
DolansLebensraumI am still convinced that RH is full of shit and they wanted to help their shiteating hedge fund friends dodge suicide.
if this excuse that robinhood put forward was genuine, then they would have said it days ago when everybody wanted Robinhoods head on a stick for changing the rules to help hedge funds.
Its total bullshit. Robinhood spent a few days brainstorming their excuse letter to investors.
i hope they get slapped with 10 billion in fines from customers lost gains from not being able to buy gme and amc.
lost money on GME as expected. I know i could sell and recoup my investment but then i’d fell like a sellout not holding to the end.
Stocks are a scam i’m sticking to crypto
theLiquorlost money on GME as expected. I know i could sell and recoup my investment but then i’d fell like a sellout not holding to the end.
Stocks are a scam i’m sticking to crypto
Doge's doin pretty fuckin good today. Never in a million years thought a meme would make me any money
I don’t understand the people talking about holding a meme stock that’s tanking. Do you guys enjoy losing money? Like you know the point is to make money in the stock market.
BiffbarfDoge's doin pretty fuckin good today. Never in a million years thought a meme would make me any money
zuesI don’t understand the people talking about holding a meme stock that’s tanking. Do you guys enjoy losing money? Like you know the point is to make money in the stock market.
zuesI don’t understand the people talking about holding a meme stock that’s tanking. Do you guys enjoy losing money? Like you know the point is to make money in the stock market.
They hedge funds pulled out all the stops and managed to keep the stock from going supercritical and infinite squeezing. I think the WSB people are still holding on some kind of hope something might still happen. It was a hell of a bet in the first place and you win some and lose some, especially when the people your betting against run the show. I get that the more people in, the more likely it was going to happen but its over now and time to move on.
Sold my ZOM shares this morning for a decent gain. I was planning to take it through march to see the earnings report but it looks like they're opening up more shares in the next few days at 1.90 Anyone think I'm gonna miss out on another run with this one?
What are your favorite resources for finding stocks like ones mentioned above? How are you doing research? Where do you hear about them initially? Trying to branch out my sources beyond reddit and I feel like I've heard some really solid picks in here and I always feel late to the game
DayManWhat are your favorite resources for finding stocks like ones mentioned above? How are you doing research? Where do you hear about them initially? Trying to branch out my sources beyond reddit and I feel like I've heard some really solid picks in here and I always feel late to the game
Marketwatch is probably the most widely used. They have some really good insight
DayManWhat are your favorite resources for finding stocks like ones mentioned above? How are you doing research? Where do you hear about them initially? Trying to branch out my sources beyond reddit and I feel like I've heard some really solid picks in here and I always feel late to the game
I just found out about kenan grace and treys trades on youtube. not every stock they pick is a home run so do your own research but i think they have a good eye for what what is coming before it happens.
I don't myself. They have enough info free on their website that I don't see any reason to subscribe. My stock investments aren't huge though. If it boosted your earnings enough to financially justify a subscription, I'd recommend it
DayManWhat are your favorite resources for finding stocks like ones mentioned above? How are you doing research? Where do you hear about them initially? Trying to branch out my sources beyond reddit and I feel like I've heard some really solid picks in here and I always feel late to the game
I use https://www.biopharmcatalyst.com/ to find companies poised for a pop due to upcoming news and or promising yet not widely known research. Then look up the company and their history and finally look up the clinical trial structure on clinicaltrials.gov and search for published results via pubmed or Google. Then make an educated decision.
I found some thesis from someone that made a really good argument for the price action of biotech stocks. Simple advice, don't hold through news unless you're uber confident. And even then, I sell to cover my costs and hold the rest. Timing is everything.
My weakness is in financial day to day fundamentals. Considering that and my education, focusing on biotech is actually easier for me since many don't really follow financial rules. It's all about the catalysts and trial success. Also super risky so I just use fuck around money
DayManWhat are your favorite resources for finding stocks like ones mentioned above? How are you doing research? Where do you hear about them initially? Trying to branch out my sources beyond reddit and I feel like I've heard some really solid picks in here and I always feel late to the game
.DadI just found out about kenan grace and treys trades on youtube. not every stock they pick is a home run so do your own research but i think they have a good eye for what what is coming before it happens.
This. YouTube is honestly my biggest resource. Take everything with a grain of salt because these guys ultimately just want clicks but I’ve found a lot of stuff I got in on early from YouTube. Stock Moe, Tech Conversation, and Trading Fraternity are good places to start.
Also anyone else using Public? I like their interface a lot and its pretty dang easy to use. Any reason I would want to use something else? Im pretty new to the game
zuesI literally had $1,000 worth of SNDL and Calls on it that expired January 15 and sold everything 2 weeks ago. I just fucking looked at it. FML
Rip. I pulled 180 shares at 2.25....bought 60 more to play with the house's money at 2.60. after hours is already at 3.25. Now I'm wishing I hadn't pulled in the first place. that's the way she goes
Positions: Shares of SNDL (Avg $1.24), a few TLRY 3/19 $21 calls that I got last week @$420/per. Woke up to a nice surprise this morning. Wish I hadn't sold half of them a few days ago!
