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**OFFICIAL** Trading and Investing Thread- Part -XII- Money Printer Go BRRRRRRRR
01-19-2021, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted By OptimistPrime11⏩
Since you’ve closed your positions on MITI, the momentum has died? Little chance of it continuing to increase in value?Well I guess I am just posting stock picks ahead of time, (no past posting) that go up 1000% or more but never buying my own picks.
You caught me.
You caught me.
01-19-2021, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Galindo62⏩
I’m not terribly bullish but see how quickly it can go up AND down. I’d rather get assigned and have something to show, than have my calls expire worthless. Just preference ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Sellings puts above share price doesnt make sense. If youre that bullish youre far better off buying calls. Even leaps are cheaper. Unless im missing something here.
Also leaps are way expensive due to IV
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01-19-2021, 10:35 PM
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01-19-2021, 10:40 PM
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01-19-2021, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted By johnnyboi123⏩
lmao u mad bruh? I'm gud $18-20
Fitness connoisseur
0.4 mg of party's over wake the FK up!
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01-19-2021, 11:15 PM
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Praying for dips down into 25.xx range prior to next Wednesday, currently margined about 10%, will add if dips.
01-19-2021, 11:20 PM
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01-20-2021, 02:06 AM
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#9008
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Rkt WOULD be an amazing stock if it paid dividends.
Well baba back up to 270
Just ****ing lol if you didnt put the house on it.
Well baba back up to 270
Just ****ing lol if you didnt put the house on it.
I used to have an AVI of my traps and neck. I changed it a while back and tried editing my user title but this website is glitched and it will not let me change it anymore.
01-20-2021, 02:25 AM
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Originally Posted By NoScrubz⏩
We did it boyos lmao
Is this confirmed? I actually got 100 shares and that's my biggest poverty holding since I have been in the game.
We did it boyos lmao
01-20-2021, 06:00 AM
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01-20-2021, 06:02 AM
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01-20-2021, 06:23 AM
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You have a house call of $445.00 due in account ending in 4891. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
You have a margin call of $25,701.23 due today in account ending in 4891. Margin calls occur when security requirements exceed the amount of equity in your account. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
I've never been margin called before. I thought I could just leave securities in margin. What is the difference between a house call and a margin call?
So my trading acct had value of $105,986 and my total equities were valued at at $129,174. Couldn't I keep that extra stuff on margin and just pay interest?
You have a margin call of $25,701.23 due today in account ending in 4891. Margin calls occur when security requirements exceed the amount of equity in your account. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
I've never been margin called before. I thought I could just leave securities in margin. What is the difference between a house call and a margin call?
So my trading acct had value of $105,986 and my total equities were valued at at $129,174. Couldn't I keep that extra stuff on margin and just pay interest?
01-20-2021, 06:40 AM
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Originally Posted By Lb54TG⏩
AMC volume PUMP yesterday.My AMC & GME looking great today.
We looking @ another GME????
01-20-2021, 06:44 AM
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01-20-2021, 06:55 AM
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#9015
- Carbonfibre
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Originally Posted By hiyooo⏩
came back from the deadjack ma's alive!!
lmao
this is like a movie.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/20/alib...ch-empire.html
01-20-2021, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre⏩
China has a billion people, it took them that long to find a lookalikecame back from the dead
lmao
this is like a movie.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/20/alib...ch-empire.html
lmao
this is like a movie.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/20/alib...ch-empire.html
01-20-2021, 07:01 AM
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#9017
Originally Posted By Harry362⏩
It’s basically a matter of loan to value ratio. If your value drops below the threshold you will have to sell or add funds.You have a house call of $445.00 due in account ending in 4891. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
You have a margin call of $25,701.23 due today in account ending in 4891. Margin calls occur when security requirements exceed the amount of equity in your account. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
I've never been margin called before. I thought I could just leave securities in margin. What is the difference between a house call and a margin call?
So my trading acct had value of $105,986 and my total equities were valued at at $129,174. Couldn't I keep that extra stuff on margin and just pay interest?
You have a margin call of $25,701.23 due today in account ending in 4891. Margin calls occur when security requirements exceed the amount of equity in your account. Fidelity reserves the right to meet margin calls in your account at any time without prior notice.
I've never been margin called before. I thought I could just leave securities in margin. What is the difference between a house call and a margin call?
So my trading acct had value of $105,986 and my total equities were valued at at $129,174. Couldn't I keep that extra stuff on margin and just pay interest?
"It won't get better, just different."
01-20-2021, 07:10 AM
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01-20-2021, 07:14 AM
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[QUOTE=HMFIC_BROWSIN post_id=1629137383]Should have kept him hidden.
[Youtube]aHGd6LqAVzyoutube][/QUOTE]
Maybe they cloned Ma.
This could be version 2.0
That being said that video is comedy.
[Youtube]aHGd6LqAVzyoutube][/QUOTE]
Maybe they cloned Ma.
This could be version 2.0
That being said that video is comedy.
01-20-2021, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted By Carbonfibre⏩
Why even clone when Ma has been as big as he is for as long as he has, could just do it old school.Maybe they cloned Ma.
This could be version 2.0
That being said that video is comedy.
This could be version 2.0
That being said that video is comedy.
Find a dozen body doubles, begin a multi-year reprogramming process on them.
Rather than roll the dice on an unpredictable actor they have a puppet.
Also cloning doesn’t speed up the aging process. But maybe they’re playing chess and I’m stuck here on checkers.
01-20-2021, 07:42 AM
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$2.92 is my average cost on AMC and got a stop loss set for 3.15. Hopefully it doesn't hit that today though. Would really like to see $5 next week.
Well phuk that didn't go as planned.
Well phuk that didn't go as planned.
01-20-2021, 07:43 AM
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I just made the most absolutely retarded rookie mistake ever. Sold my GME puts at market, didn't pay attention to the bid ask spread, literally threw away $170 just flushed it down the toilet then got mad and bought a tesla call and lost another 100, only lost on it because I sold 1 ****ing minute before it rose back up I'm an idiot and should not be trading
01-20-2021, 07:43 AM
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01-20-2021, 07:45 AM
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fuking hnnnnnnngh looking at the portfolio this morning, big tech gains
01-20-2021, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah⏩
Initial pump always cucks me into thinking im going to have a huge day.fuking hnnnnnnngh looking at the portfolio this morning, big tech gains
Wonder how my gains would look if i bought every day at 3:55PM and sold off the next day at 9:35AM
01-20-2021, 08:38 AM
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made $513 on one nflx call just after open this morning, my best trade yet... of course looking back i shouldve gone balls deep but i'm only trading size that doesnt make me nervous at all... time frame was about 5 min on the trade
01-20-2021, 08:57 AM
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01-20-2021, 09:04 AM
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Hello, my name is Rey and I have a margin addiction, semi-srs. I know myself and I can already tell this will be an issue.
Btw, limit orders with margin is boss. Filled from $26 PLTR, more set for $25.50 and $25.00 if we break that threshold, can drum up some cash if we get below that.
Does anyone use margin for 3-5 day swing trades?
Here's what I'm thinking, I believe there is almost a certainty that PLTR will 2x in 12 months. If I leverage up to about 120% of cash value of portfolio as a general level, but see a temporary dip in the price, say it hits $30 and then bounces down to $25. Load up on margin at $25, set TP at $30, and then reload next time there is a relative dip of 10-20%. (Even if I miss the stock rise to $40, wait for it to pullback 10-20% from whatever level in the future) essentially the floating/adjustable margin may never be used, but it's an option to flex when things seem favorable for a quick relatively free 10%-30% gain off a temporary dip.
The underlying assumption however has to be that the stock is for the foreseeable 2-3 year future only going up with some brief pullbacks and periods of consolidation.
Btw, limit orders with margin is boss. Filled from $26 PLTR, more set for $25.50 and $25.00 if we break that threshold, can drum up some cash if we get below that.
Does anyone use margin for 3-5 day swing trades?
Here's what I'm thinking, I believe there is almost a certainty that PLTR will 2x in 12 months. If I leverage up to about 120% of cash value of portfolio as a general level, but see a temporary dip in the price, say it hits $30 and then bounces down to $25. Load up on margin at $25, set TP at $30, and then reload next time there is a relative dip of 10-20%. (Even if I miss the stock rise to $40, wait for it to pullback 10-20% from whatever level in the future) essentially the floating/adjustable margin may never be used, but it's an option to flex when things seem favorable for a quick relatively free 10%-30% gain off a temporary dip.
The underlying assumption however has to be that the stock is for the foreseeable 2-3 year future only going up with some brief pullbacks and periods of consolidation.
01-20-2021, 09:29 AM
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#9030
Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo⏩
jeebus...Hello, my name is Rey and I have a margin addiction, semi-srs. I know myself and I can already tell this will be an issue.
Btw, limit orders with margin is boss. Filled from $26 PLTR, more set for $25.50 and $25.00 if we break that threshold, can drum up some cash if we get below that.
Does anyone use margin for 3-5 day swing trades?
Here's what I'm thinking, I believe there is almost a certainty that PLTR will 2x in 12 months. If I leverage up to about 120% of cash value of portfolio as a general level, but see a temporary dip in the price, say it hits $30 and then bounces down to $25. Load up on margin at $25, set TP at $30, and then reload next time there is a relative dip of 10-20%. (Even if I miss the stock rise to $40, wait for it to pullback 10-20% from whatever level in the future) essentially the floating/adjustable margin may never be used, but it's an option to flex when things seem favorable for a quick relatively free 10%-30% gain off a temporary dip.
The underlying assumption however has to be that the stock is for the foreseeable 2-3 year future only going up with some brief pullbacks and periods of consolidation.
Btw, limit orders with margin is boss. Filled from $26 PLTR, more set for $25.50 and $25.00 if we break that threshold, can drum up some cash if we get below that.
Does anyone use margin for 3-5 day swing trades?
Here's what I'm thinking, I believe there is almost a certainty that PLTR will 2x in 12 months. If I leverage up to about 120% of cash value of portfolio as a general level, but see a temporary dip in the price, say it hits $30 and then bounces down to $25. Load up on margin at $25, set TP at $30, and then reload next time there is a relative dip of 10-20%. (Even if I miss the stock rise to $40, wait for it to pullback 10-20% from whatever level in the future) essentially the floating/adjustable margin may never be used, but it's an option to flex when things seem favorable for a quick relatively free 10%-30% gain off a temporary dip.
The underlying assumption however has to be that the stock is for the foreseeable 2-3 year future only going up with some brief pullbacks and periods of consolidation.
As convenient as margin is, there are a ton of ways to legit fukk yourself over with it. Look at Harry, he's getting margin called because he doesn't fully understand how it works, and over extended himself. If you get caught with your pants down while on margin, you can get royally fukt. You could face forced liquidation of stocks, before you even have a chance to free up enough funds.
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