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dude I was sniping scalps on telsa like butter.
the other ones I was trying had no rhyme or reason to their moves. You’re trucking along making gains and a 10 pt red dildo smacks you down .2 seconds later.
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dude I was sniping scalps on telsa like butter.
the other ones I was trying had no rhyme or reason to their moves. You’re trucking along making gains and a 10 pt red dildo smacks you down .2 seconds later.
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Had a little cash and saw BTC inching to 60k so figured I’d throw it in good ole RIOT.
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Article said they’re valuing it around 30-40 Billion
But it might not be as crazy to think. They dominate 8 countries in SEA from rides to food delivery and they entered digital payments couple years back. Have used them before in the Philippines
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friend of mine mentioned to me last year he saw Uber/ Lyft being $200-300 per share in the next 2-3 years.
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I can see that for Uber, not Lyft. Uber has diversified business segments, and are continuing to diversify... Lyft does ONE thing.
But I own a ton of Uber. Its my largest holding my cost basis. I am a shill.
But I own a ton of Uber. Its my largest holding my cost basis. I am a shill.
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I am watching the open tomorrow for scalps. Remember that the markets are most likely reflecting the stimulus. I am in and out just like a robbery. Might just be a freak let TSLA get on top of me.
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I like the idea a lot and in comparison to Uber’s MC there might be some value here if the CAGR is strong. I wish we had Claire of AGC or AGCB though.
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With the s&p only 0.65% from the ATH it will be very interesting to see how the week closes out. Do we see some conviction buying or are the bulls looking to take profits on the week?
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Cmon, lets close out Green to end the week
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team lyft over here
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In the streets yes.
IME such a better rideshare experience, at least here on the west coast.
The little Chase Sapphire jig is nice too.
But when I turn around to the portfolio, it's all Uber baby.
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Back down we go?
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Yay volatility. Taking SFTW and NSH off to have some cash. May end up taking the L on the SE and ROKU adds.
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You called it!
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CERAF is a cannabis SPAC I’ve lightly researched this morning but has piqued my interest. I want to get in on this but the dynamics of SPACs are still confusing to me.
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You can look at a SPAC and think it's going to be the next Apple based off the slide deck. My recommendation is find SPACs with strong growth CAGRs but have some form of real revenue today, have real customers today and a real product today. If they are pre revenue with no product until 2025, they need to be life changing. So my only SPACs are CMLF, HAAC, RTP, GHVI. I'd own the space SPACs, they're high risk, high reward. But anything pre revenue I either would say size it where you are comfortable going to 0 or treat it as strictly a trading vehicle. The $10 floor only exists before the merger is finalized.
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red red red
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Not really a big time range guy but... One year since the Pandemic.
- MSCI All Country World: +45.5%
- S&P 500: +58.8%
- Nasdaq: +86.0%
- Dow (LOL): +53.2%
- Russell 1000 Growth: +54.89%
- Russell 1000 Value: +42.73%
- MSCI EAFE: +36.94%
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Very few people have realized these gains. Some have higher, many have lower.
I am with you but people have new money right now and it's much more important to focus on the day-to-day. My port is up roughly 146% if I band since the pandemic. It is up 2% this year sans crypto.
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Remember day before yesterday, when GME fell off a cliff?
I was on the phone with my dad, informing him, his son was up 350% and a financial savant. Anyways I'm still a long term believer. Only regret is I didn't have bullets in my trading account to reload.
I was on the phone with my dad, informing him, his son was up 350% and a financial savant. Anyways I'm still a long term believer. Only regret is I didn't have bullets in my trading account to reload.
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See to me... Its never important to focus on the day-to-day unless you're in the markets for a living and even then its iffy.
The Long-term track record of equities speaks for itself. If you're not up now.. You will be up at some point. Its all 20+ year money for most people ITT I would expect.
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great time to buy today looking like
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Out the gate VIAC and GME 
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Out the gate VIAC and GME
VIAC chart is crazy. It won’t let up.
What’s the difference between VIAC and VIACA?
I see many companies with multiple tickers that are slightly different.
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VIAC = Non voting shares
VIACA = Voting shares
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