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PTON popping almost 3% after hours Making it real hard to hold onto this call if it keeps these levels into trading tomorrow.
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Paypal is a $500 stock in 2 yearsPayPal should continue to do well long term, especially once they enable bitcoin on Venmo.
Trade machine triggered a 14 day before earnings trade that historically is a winner. Close it one day before earnings. I’ve never used it before or paid attention so we’ll see what happens.PTON popping almost 3% after hours Making it real hard to hold onto this call if it keeps these levels into trading tomorrow.
I honestly don’t use moving averages but the 10 week line is lauded by the William O’Neil school of thoughtHow much emphasis do you guys put on the 10 week moving average?
I honestly don’t use moving averages but the 10 week line is lauded by the William O’Neil school of thought
Yeah I think it’s something worth using to exit a position. I started rereading the O’Neil book and when stocks break that line, it’s been a good sell indicator and if it’s just a shakeout and it regains, it works out buying back. So from that perspective I’ll probably use it at times.That's what I'm seeing. Dudes on IBD always seem to bring it up, good examples too.
tupac003 good call on NTNX this morning
tupac003 good call on NTNX this morning
So here’s the thing, don’t get trapped by a stock’s price. Just because Shopify is $1,000 doesn’t mean it’s a stock you should ignore over a $25 stock like delta let’s say. There are plenty of good stocks with good growth and earnings that are around 20-60, sometimes they’re misunderstood by the street, sometimes they’re just very young, that’s ok, but you need to distinguish between the $20 stock that has a future versus the $20 stock that’s on the back end of its legacy.Is it worth buying 2 shares in something lower prices like 20-60$ as a beginner? or should I use the money I put up to buy 2 shares of multiple into just more shares of 1-2
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I closed at $9.30. Wouldnt be happy with myself if I left a position open over the weekend and it broke down. I'll be happy that my goal was met much quicker than expected, instead of wondering "what if" if it runs next week too.Trade machine triggered a 14 day before earnings trade that historically is a winner. Close it one day before earnings. I’ve never used it before or paid attention so we’ll see what happens.
So here’s the thing, don’t get trapped by a stock’s price. Just because Shopify is $1,000 doesn’t mean it’s a stock you should ignore over a $25 stock like delta let’s say. There are plenty of good stocks with good growth and earnings that are around 20-60, sometimes they’re misunderstood by the street, sometimes they’re just very young, that’s ok, but you need to distinguish between the $20 stock that has a future versus the $20 stock that’s on the back end of its legacy.
nothing wrong with buying 1-2 shares of anything. It’s your money, it’s your risk, stick to your comfort level and gradually learn and compound your gains. I bought 5 shares of api because the earnings were fantastic, $227 of risk, but I only bought 5 shares because I hve reservations about China and accounting fraud and trump meddling so I kept my risk down, at the same time I bought 5 shares of crm where each share cost $267 because I liked the earnings and the volume flowing in and the future story. I feel more comfortable there, so I can have a higher risk tolerance. At the moment I’m up $16 on both positions. Just having a share or two might seem pointless, but it’s actually not and can be very rewarding. Remember, your job is to create wealth by beating inflation. So if you invest $10 and it doubles, congratulations you just beat inflation on that $10 for 50 years. Look at things that way and you’ll never feel uneasy and pointless using small size. Get rich by compounding gains through experience, not reckless behavior.