Anyone investing heavily this year??

How much money did you lose/gain this past week?


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I'm watchin PLNHF right now, bought a few shares off the strength of this:


..up 12% rn and the volume has gone from like 50k to 350k this morning.
Can anyone explain the sudden explosion of WWR Westwater res? Just last week it was $2 a share now its at like $12. Im pinching myself right now for not trusting my gut and pulling the trigger on it. I didnt think the steam would last this long.
 
TSLA dipping quite low.......im about to buy some more shares once it gets below $410 or relatively close.
 
Can anyone explain the sudden explosion of WWR Westwater res? Just last week it was $2 a share now its at like $12. Im pinching myself right now for not trusting my gut and pulling the trigger on it. I didnt think the steam would last this long.
its booming because of an executive order that was signed last month....

 
its booming because of an executive order that was signed last month....

I got in WWR last week at 3.01 on a day trade move and was left holding the bag on an initial 800 dollar investment and decided just to hold. I’m up 300 percent this morning. I was up 400 percent at one point but I think I’m just going to hold and see what happens since my entry is so low. I got blessed on that move.
 
BIGC low yesterday $85.10, this morning $92.50. Would have been a nice swing. :fuckyousay:
 
Bought the dip on GT and it still hasn’t come back to its pre trump comments price

I need to off load this and buy more nio
 
Are you brothers dumping all your positions for election? I’m considering it. Basically calling it my end of fiscal year. I’d start over or leave a minimum amount of shares in each position. What are your thoughts?
Thinking quick plays and maybe some long term shares on cheap if I can get it. That's about it.
 
Folks, where would one invest 20K in this volatile market in the current economy? BTC?, TSLA? Apple? Oil, AMD(high end systems coming out), NVIDIA, Keep that shit locked up in the bank.


Honestly, I couldn't tell you. I see you've listed a few tech companies. I'll throw one more at you. TSMC. The silicon wafer supplier to $AMD, $AAPL, NVIDIA (I think or soon to be), and probably even $INTC (to some extent in the future).

Obviously, It would've been better to jump on this guy during the COVID19 drop. But unless there's a fabrication challenger (ahem, $INTC, Samsung) or a new fabrication process, the demand for their silicon will be through the roof next year (they've already revised their outlook 3 times).

$AAPL is paying a premium to get TSMC's bleeding edge 5N silicon for their A14 bionic chip. $AMD has swallowed up all of the 7N demand for their Zen2 & Zen3 chips (unveiled today) and next gen GPUs (later this month), rumors are that NVIDIA is unhappy with their current chip yield and will switch to TSMC wafers for the next GPU refresh. Although, I'm still unsure of how NVIDIA's ARM acquisition fits into all of this (or does it?).

Also, If tech is your thing, you may want to look at etfs and mfs that are tech centric.
 
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Honestly, I couldn't tell you. I see you've listed a few tech companies. I'll throw one more at you. TSMC. The silicon wafer supplier to $AMD, $AAPL, NVIDIA (I think or soon to be), and probably even $INTC (to some extent in the future).

Obviously, It would've been better to jump on this guy during the COVID19 drop. But unless there's a fabrication challenger (ahem, $INTC, Samsung) or a new fabrication process, the demand for their silicon will be through the roof next year (they've already revised their outlook 3 times).

$AAPL is paying a premium to get TSMC's bleeding edge 5N silicon for their A14 bionic chip. $AMD has swallowed up all of the 7N demand for their Zen2 & Zen3 chips (unveiled today) and next gen GPUs (later this month), rumors are that NVIDIA is unhappy with their current chip yield and will switch to TSMC wafers for the next GPU refresh. Although, I'm still unsure of how NVIDIA's ARM acquisition fits into all of this (or does it?).

Also, If tech is your thing, you may want to look at etfs and mfs that are tech centric.
Good info.
 
I am thinking of moving my robinhood account to ameritrade or another company. Any recommendations? Would prefer a company that has a good mobile app interface.
 
Tickers I'll be watching today: HYLN, VRM and CVNA.
 
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I am thinking of moving my robinhood account to ameritrade or another company. Any recommendations? Would prefer a company that has a good mobile app interface.
WeBull - https://act.webull.com/t/EgCsSyTTLhJ5/0nq/ - If you deposit $100+ after signing up, you'll get 2 free stocks.

It has the best mobile interface I've seen, and their desktop app is clean too. My wife moved her day trading account to them from TD Ameritrade. I use WeBull for my swing trades.
 
Is Apple stock worth holding on to? I have a small grip of shares that i got in on at $116 right after they split last month (hide sight i wish I'd bought TSLA when it was down). Until today that shit has been below my buy in price, and that has really been fucking with my mental, especially after the less than stellar release of newest products. I keep wanting to get my money out, but not sure if I'm being impatient...
:idea:
 
Is Apple stock worth holding on to? I have a small grip of shares that i got in on at $116 right after they split last month (hide sight i wish I'd bought TSLA when it was down). Until today that shit has been below my buy in price, and that has really been fucking with my mental, especially after the less than stellar release of newest products. I keep wanting to get my money out, but not sure if I'm being impatient...
:idea:

iPhone 12 with 5G is dropping.
New earbuds too.
 
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iPhone 12 with 5G is dropping.
New ear. USA too.

Thanks.. I'm not an Apple fan (go figure..but I will buy their stock, right..lol) I thought they had already released their new phone... Thanks for setting me straight.
 
Honestly, I couldn't tell you. I see you've listed a few tech companies. I'll throw one more at you. TSMC. The silicon wafer supplier to $AMD, $AAPL, NVIDIA (I think or soon to be), and probably even $INTC (to some extent in the future).

Obviously, It would've been better to jump on this guy during the COVID19 drop. But unless there's a fabrication challenger (ahem, $INTC, Samsung) or a new fabrication process, the demand for their silicon will be through the roof next year (they've already revised their outlook 3 times).

$AAPL is paying a premium to get TSMC's bleeding edge 5N silicon for their A14 bionic chip. $AMD has swallowed up all of the 7N demand for their Zen2 & Zen3 chips (unveiled today) and next gen GPUs (later this month), rumors are that NVIDIA is unhappy with their current chip yield and will switch to TSMC wafers for the next GPU refresh. Although, I'm still unsure of how NVIDIA's ARM acquisition fits into all of this (or does it?).

Also, If tech is your thing, you may want to look at etfs and mfs that are tech centric.

Do you mean TSM? because the ticker (TSMC) is not listed. Thanks for the drop :thumbsup:
 
Is Apple stock worth holding on to? I have a small grip of shares that i got in on at $116 right after they split last month (hide sight i wish I'd bought TSLA when it was down). Until today that shit has been below my buy in price, and that has really been fucking with my mental, especially after the less than stellar release of newest products. I keep wanting to get my money out, but not sure if I'm being impatient...
:idea:
Yes its gonna go up. This stock is about patience.
 
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