Stock market

14255858:Profahoben_212 said:
Glad I averaged down on NIO for sure. Moved most of my money into spy and other etfs

Holding long term but this red is surely shaking people out for sure
 
[tag=260087]@SavageBiff[/tag]

welcome welcome welcome.

don’t listen to me but these lads might have better advice
 
What’s the cap on travel stocks, debating dumping more into JBLU and SAVE as well as cruise lines but I don’t know if they are tapped out
 
14257759:galardogod said:
What’s the cap on travel stocks, debating dumping more into JBLU and SAVE as well as cruise lines but I don’t know if they are tapped out

i jumped on norwegian and carnival last July / August after the huge COVID dip. It's a tricky business but most likely a long term hold. Cruises arn't going away.
 
14257815:zues said:
i jumped on norwegian and carnival last July / August after the huge COVID dip. It's a tricky business but most likely a long term hold. Cruises arn't going away.

For sure long term play. Tough industry, I wonder if the margins are as thin as the airlines?
 
Lol ya know stuff I didn’t yesterday so..

im here, gonna be kinda quiet read thru and try and learn a lil before I participate in the thread too much, I’m still learning the basic lingo.

kinda interested in Xilinx (xlnx) rn, supposed to be in the run for the chips that will be going in a great many 5G devices so I’m looking for advice there.

Interested as well in input on things like the motley fool as well, didn’t wanna pay but I’m such a noob and have no access to any insider info.

14257684:zues said:
[tag=260087]@SavageBiff[/tag]

welcome welcome welcome.

don’t listen to me but these lads might have better advice
 
14257838:ReturnToMonkey said:
I am trying to diversify my portfolio out of tech only. What are good industries to get into that are easy to research?

I've had great success from some solar companies making moves not only in north america. Also my big pusher is mindmed (MMED). The future of psychedelics as medicine is not only intriguing to me, it's also making me lots of money which is double exciting. I think those two industries peak my interests the most and I love diving into them. My other major plays are heavy construction related, as that's my field of work (a bit opposite of solar but it's my wheelhouse) and with the old, failing infrastructure of north america, it's going to get exciting.

Easy ones to get into are whatever you do for work-related. you're already in it all day and have that little insight so may as well capitilize
 
14258008:soup said:
I've had great success from some solar companies making moves not only in north america. Also my big pusher is mindmed (MMED). The future of psychedelics as medicine is not only intriguing to me, it's also making me lots of money which is double exciting. I think those two industries peak my interests the most and I love diving into them. My other major plays are heavy construction related, as that's my field of work (a bit opposite of solar but it's my wheelhouse) and with the old, failing infrastructure of north america, it's going to get exciting.

Easy ones to get into are whatever you do for work-related. you're already in it all day and have that little insight so may as well capitilize

Damn I also am super into phychs as medicine and would like to invest in that but MMED isn't on RH. I was thinking about solar or wind, but that seems pretty complicated to track. I would love to work for GE someday and I bought a share on Monday right before they did their stock split... That was not fun.
 
14258016:ReturnToMonkey said:
would like to invest in that but MMED isn't on RH.

the real question is why tf is anyone still using RobbingHood after what they pulled on Jan 28th/29th. Get your portfolio to a real brokerage ASAP. A slick UI isn't even remotely worth it
 
14258481:IanAvery-Leaf said:
the real question is why tf is anyone still using RobbingHood after what they pulled on Jan 28th/29th. Get your portfolio to a real brokerage ASAP. A slick UI isn't even remotely worth it

You're right, I should get on that. I've just been lazy
 
14258483:ReturnToMonkey said:
You're right, I should get on that. I've just been lazy

the late January situation seemed to correlate w/ the more boomer-esque the brokerage, the less restrictions they put in place. AFAIK Vanguard and Fidelity were the only ones to not implement any sort of limits those days. Potentially additional brokerages that I'm unaware of

I ended up transferring to Vanguard. The UI is beyond terrible, both app and website, but they're backed by trillions instead of Robinhood/Citadel/WeBulls questionable payment for order flow and what seems like a rather get fined than play by the rules strategy
 
14258488:IanAvery-Leaf said:
the late January situation seemed to correlate w/ the more boomer-esque the brokerage, the less restrictions they put in place. AFAIK Vanguard and Fidelity were the only ones to not implement any sort of limits those days. Potentially additional brokerages that I'm unaware of

I ended up transferring to Vanguard. The UI is beyond terrible, both app and website, but they're backed by trillions instead of Robinhood/Citadel/WeBulls questionable payment for order flow and what seems like a rather get fined than play by the rules strategy

Between the two why'd you choose Vanguard?
 
14258481:IanAvery-Leaf said:
the real question is why tf is anyone still using RobbingHood after what they pulled on Jan 28th/29th. Get your portfolio to a real brokerage ASAP. A slick UI isn't even remotely worth it

Robinhood is nice for trading small amount of crypto. If I had a decent sum of money in it I would want to have actual control/possession of the coins, since crypto isnt insured if they go out of business.

All long term trading stuff that I'm doing is with TD.
 
14258488:IanAvery-Leaf said:
the late January situation seemed to correlate w/ the more boomer-esque the brokerage, the less restrictions they put in place. AFAIK Vanguard and Fidelity were the only ones to not implement any sort of limits those days. Potentially additional brokerages that I'm unaware of

I ended up transferring to Vanguard. The UI is beyond terrible, both app and website, but they're backed by trillions instead of Robinhood/Citadel/WeBulls questionable payment for order flow and what seems like a rather get fined than play by the rules strategy

I use Fidelity and it has an ass UI too but I’ve heard vanguard is the worst

you would think with billions/trillions of dollars they could hire some decent programmers and designers to make a solid app and website
 
Let's say you've made a decent return over the course of about a month or two, say 10% overall. But in your portfolio, you have some shares that have been in the red for quite some time. Worth it to sell of what's not moving in effort of buying the dip of something else? Hold for good? Quit fucking around and invest long term instead of amature swing trading?

Any input will be appreciated.

On another note - if I had the means to store vehicles there's big $$$ to be had in the modern classic car market I believe. E36 and e46 m3's are relatively cheap and clean, evo 8 and 9 prices will skyrocket over the next decade I'm sure. I could dream.
 
14261246:Biffbarf said:
Let's say you've made a decent return over the course of about a month or two, say 10% overall. But in your portfolio, you have some shares that have been in the red for quite some time. Worth it to sell of what's not moving in effort of buying the dip of something else? Hold for good? Quit fucking around and invest long term instead of amature swing trading?

Any input will be appreciated.

On another note - if I had the means to store vehicles there's big $$$ to be had in the modern classic car market I believe. E36 and e46 m3's are relatively cheap and clean, evo 8 and 9 prices will skyrocket over the next decade I'm sure. I could dream.

Do your research. Is there anything promising in the future for the companies that have stayed red? Anything saying you really should be buying those dips for other stocks? If it comes down to it, a coin toss is never the wrong move for a gambler yee haw
 
14258490:ReturnToMonkey said:
Between the two why'd you choose Vanguard?

I already had my Roth IRA in vanguard so it was an easy choice to just open an additional brokerage account instead of going through the hoops of starting from scratch w/ Fidelity. Both are solid AFAIK, both have a terrible UI haha. I feel so much better having all my positions completely off RobbingHood now, especially for the reasons in the link I'm posting below...

FYI the transfer took ~9 days

14258552:TOAST. said:
Robinhood is nice for trading small amount of crypto.

there's zero reason to use it for anything, I encourage everyone to leave and go anywhere else. The sooner people realize how shady they are the sooner they will fall
https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/m74e3g/this_is_huge_robinhood_never_owned_your_gme/
 
14263268:IanAvery-Leaf said:
I already had my Roth IRA in vanguard so it was an easy choice to just open an additional brokerage account instead of going through the hoops of starting from scratch w/ Fidelity. Both are solid AFAIK, both have a terrible UI haha. I feel so much better having all my positions completely off RobbingHood now, especially for the reasons in the link I'm posting below...

FYI the transfer took ~9 days

there's zero reason to use it for anything, I encourage everyone to leave and go anywhere else. The sooner people realize how shady they are the sooner they will fall
https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/m74e3g/this_is_huge_robinhood_never_owned_your_gme/

Holy shit... I was unaware of this until now. I actually did get rid of everything off robinhood and am just waiting for the last bit to settle, but that's for personal reasons. I can't believe they are getting away with what appears to be blatent market manipulation. I'm shocked yet unsurprised. It seems like no bad news is surprising these days...

**This post was edited on Mar 22nd 2021 at 1:02:47am
 
14263268:IanAvery-Leaf said:
I already had my Roth IRA in vanguard so it was an easy choice to just open an additional brokerage account instead of going through the hoops of starting from scratch w/ Fidelity. Both are solid AFAIK, both have a terrible UI haha. I feel so much better having all my positions completely off RobbingHood now, especially for the reasons in the link I'm posting below...

FYI the transfer took ~9 days

there's zero reason to use it for anything, I encourage everyone to leave and go anywhere else. The sooner people realize how shady they are the sooner they will fall
https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/m74e3g/this_is_huge_robinhood_never_owned_your_gme/

Not to mention how horribly slow RH is, how shitty their charting is, their lack of useful tools etc. Robinhood is an app for beginners to lose money. They would be much better off papertrading on a real platform that offers it for free.
 
14264193:kingsskier said:
Not to mention how horribly slow RH is, how shitty their charting is, their lack of useful tools etc. Robinhood is an app for beginners to lose money. They would be much better off papertrading on a real platform that offers it for free.

Think or swim is pretty good.
 
Heard an interesting take on cruise ship companies. Once those ships are allowed to sail, cruise ship people gonna cruise. The mandatory quarantine inside the boat is all but a forgotten point in time to them. most cruise ships are down nearly 50% but once those flood gates open I feel like it's going to be popping off. Any thoughts?

**This post was edited on Mar 30th 2021 at 9:31:27am
 
14267821:soup said:
Heard an interesting take on cruise ship companies. Once those ships are allowed to sail, cruise ship people gonna cruise. The mandatory quarantine inside the boat is all but a forgotten point in time to them. most cruise ships are down nearly 50% but once those flood gates open I feel like it's going to be popping off. Any thoughts?

**This post was edited on Mar 30th 2021 at 9:31:27am

For sure but I think it will take a long time (3-5 years) for them to bounce back at all. Once restrictions lift worldwide they will bounce back but who knows how long that will take.
 
14267821:soup said:
Heard an interesting take on cruise ship companies. Once those ships are allowed to sail, cruise ship people gonna cruise. The mandatory quarantine inside the boat is all but a forgotten point in time to them. most cruise ships are down nearly 50% but once those flood gates open I feel like it's going to be popping off. Any thoughts?

**This post was edited on Mar 30th 2021 at 9:31:27am

Didn't a lot of them do a lot of splits or something to try to save losses and keep value? I was reading somewhere that they aren't as undervalued as you think rn
 
14267885:Profahoben_212 said:
Didn't a lot of them do a lot of splits or something to try to save losses and keep value? I was reading somewhere that they aren't as undervalued as you think rn

I know airlines have fluffed up their numbers. It's not a reach to think cruise companies did as well I haven't dove into it yet.
 
14267898:soup said:
I know airlines have fluffed up their numbers. It's not a reach to think cruise companies did as well I haven't dove into it yet.

Approved buy back of bank stocks in April. Banks are fluffing their numbers too
 
Lol why is everything terrible? I just see red every day now. Playing that long (very long) term oil rebound though.

Also wtf is TMO doing, supposed to be some rich boi stuff by now. Kinda hoping they go back up once stuff tries to reopen and everybody wants a million rapid covid tests to get into any sort of venue, plane, boat etc.
 
14267961:DrZoidberg said:
Lol why is everything terrible? I just see red every day now. Playing that long (very long) term oil rebound though.

Also wtf is TMO doing, supposed to be some rich boi stuff by now. Kinda hoping they go back up once stuff tries to reopen and everybody wants a million rapid covid tests to get into any sort of venue, plane, boat etc.

There was a massive sell of on Friday when a hedge fund that was over leveraged got margin called. Also tech is taking a beating as bond yields go up.
 
14239468:soup said:
[video]https://youtu.be/GZTr1-Gp74U[/video]anyone else catch this time travelling wizard. Dude went big on gamestop 6 months ago. Legend.

I kinda wonder where he would be if it werent for gme getting ignited by wallstreetbets on reddit.

maybe gme was undervalued at the time, but i still kind of feel that the paradigm was shifting away from a gamestop store model just like movies shifted away from blockbuster yrs ago
 
14268503:DolansLebensraum said:
I kinda wonder where he would be if it werent for gme getting ignited by wallstreetbets on reddit.

maybe gme was undervalued at the time, but i still kind of feel that the paradigm was shifting away from a gamestop store model just like movies shifted away from blockbuster yrs ago

This is exactly right. They are trying to shift to digital model, but its likely too little too late and your blockbuster comparison is going to be pretty spot on. Its a matter of when. Maybe they will be bought out before then for some infrastructure they have, but thats best case scenario imo.
 
Biden is gonna do his version of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. I don’t know if it will be 2 trillion like they are talking but it’s gonna be big.

What are some picks for long term gains?
 
14276139:CatdickBojangles said:
Anyone else pick up COIN? I bought at IPO and am down big now lmao.

I always wait a week before I buy anything that is a hyped up IPO. Usually works pretty well.

**This post was edited on Apr 14th 2021 at 2:59:37pm
 
14276143:zues said:
I always wait a week before I buy anything that is a hyped up IPO. Usually works pretty well.

**This post was edited on Apr 14th 2021 at 2:59:37pm

Yeah only IPO I've had success with was RBLX. Guess I'll hold now and hope for the best.
 
14277259:.Dad said:
spy calls are free money

and congrats to whoever is holding dog coin

been waking up at 4:30 AM since i'm a psycho and bought a good amount at about 23 cents. Dumped it all 5 hours later for solid profits.

You can almost see the correlation with the decrease in bitcoin price and the increase in Dogecoin price.

Why hold expensive 60K coins that are used for nothing and make slow gains when you can literally buy cheap coins for pennies and make super quick gains that are also used for nothing.

People are tired of the BTC slow growth thats being manipulated by the platforms. Time to buy Dogecoin that's cheap AF and less manipulated. Hit 1$ over the weekend as the stock markets close?!
 
About the only good thing Robinhood is good for. I've bought and sold relentlessly and no holds.

Watch it get halted starting monday.

14277280:Charlie_Kelly said:
Pretty stupid you can’t buy doge on Coinbase
 
14277284:zues said:
About the only good thing Robinhood is good for. I've bought and sold relentlessly and no holds.

Watch it get halted starting monday.

Very frustrating that you cant set a stop loss limit on RH. I'd be doing buch better with my doge, but I sold it before I went to sleep the other night incase it tanked.
 
Had an interesting talk with a good homie today about the halving of Bitcoin. Any thoughts on what's going to happen this fall seems the trend is a four year cycle that matches the halving so it could peak until then and then crash? Buy now or later.
 
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