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I bought on some Arkg on the dip

Looks like people are taking profits today, only thing up for me is SNAP

I've been on the fence with PSTH, I was hoping with the long delay in news they'd dip below 25 and almost even had my 25 put assigned on the 18th, but since then they've steadily climbed up over 26

This is probably why I jumped so quickly into the spac game. My normal plays for the last two months were losing their premium or were losing my confidence. I had weekly puts on PINS/AMD that I haven't rolled up. I also didn't like how the vaccine news caused a "shift to value!" trend that...

Got assigned SNAP from last weeks put at 51$. It dipped down to 48 yesterday but back up to 51 in early market after Goldman Sachs gives them a price target of 70$, thanks Goldman! I was aiming to sell them once they bounced back up but I'm thinking I'll hold now until their next earnings on 2/2/21.

Looks like I was right so far about IPV, they're mirroring VLDR and LAZR almost to the T in gains and losses. Will be interesting to see closer to the merger date.

Yep, Contrafund has an expense ratio of 0.85 while the SP fund has an expense ratio of .015. It may not seem like much, but in the world of annual compounding returns even 0.1% can make a world of difference over a few decades.

Sanrith should be correct, just double check the symbol matches the one he listed.

Gik looks like it's on a dip, I like it enough I'll buy in tomorrow. Most EV players are jumping but most of them are still in prototype phase where as gik is buying someone already producing.

BTWN, BFT, and GHIV all up almost 10% premarket. I think these all have too much hype too close to their mergers to think there'll be a dip before mergers in late january. Still holding all 3.

Yeah it's a bit higher than some of the more established ETFS like SPY, but if they keep the same growth it's still worth the extra expense. Can always bail when the growth tapers off.

0.75%

so ARKG came up on my radar, they're an ETF that specializes in genome technology, research, etc. They're up about 200% YTD and genome technology is being hyped as the next FANG. I'll be throwing some money in today or selling some puts depending on the premiums.

So this works out for several reasons: 1. Interest rates are at historic lows and will be for awhile. It'd be one thing if we were talking about mortgages at 5-6% but I got my last two mortgages at 3.75% and after one year refinanced my current one down to 2.75%. At that point there's no reason...

Another analysis of LAZR. No real revenue growth till around 2023. Can probably expect similar for other Lidar companies like VLDR

I'm not a fan of 20% down, keeping 10% or more of the houses value in index funds should easily eclipse what you pay in PMI

New rule allowing direct IPOs from companies https://247wallst.com/investing/2020/12/24/how-a-new-sec-ruling-on-direct-ipos-affects-underwriters-small-investors-spac-mergers/amp/

Sanrith and Blazin being risky betting on China, very risky indeed... *buys more spacs*

In that case, if you don't already, you should look into ETF's/Indexs. Buy the SP500 and QQQ and set it and forget it.

Its hasn't had any large downward movement yet, so you might be able to get away with setting a trailing stop loss at 10%. Everything is out the window on that if it goes parabolic though.

BFT snuck into the race, up 6% along with GHIV. The DM I bought yesterday is down about 10% though. GHIV also has a lot of option volume too and the premiums look good too

Sold a put for PLTR 26.5 12/31 0.52 premium. PLTR is back on the menu boys!

Setting up automatically to sell at 15 is just a regular limit order. If it goes over 15 dollars and you set it as a "stop limit" for 15, if it continues to go up, you don't sell and can get more profit, but if it goes back down to 15, it will sell automatically for 15

As much as I love money, I really don't want to touch anything China related

BTWN briefly touched 20 and is almost back down to 16 :( GHIV has had a couple of solid days in a row now, its merger is slated for Jan 21st I belive

I'm sure the chinese get a kick out of it too!

This worth picking up yet for someone who played the shit out of the original, PoP, etc

Out of my indexes, ETFS, spacs, and stocks, my biggest (and only) losers today are MSFT and NVDA. SMH

XL up 90%, missed the winner of the week

So here's my current roster of Spacs that I researched (no I didn't just pick everything off of spactrack.com!) DSAC CCIV CCX APSG GRSV EXPC ATAC TREB JIH PCPL WPF GHIV BTWN BFT A lot are still in the 10-11 range as I just got them last week. I'm probably going to keep BTWN, BFT, and GHIV...

Decided to punch out of IPV for now that I bought on 12/8, 23% profit

Sold the TRIT I bought at 8.50 for 11.50 today, still holding from when I bought at 10.75 and 13.75. I did more reading on DM and they have a few other car companies and even some ties to apple, so I bought a small long position in them. BTWN is cock teasing me constantly jumping from 14 to 15...

Does the liquid cooling also double as a gravy dispenser?

Wasn't much talk of DM here, this seems interesting if you wanted to hold it long

the lock downs and spac mania are blowing a lot of conventions out of the water. Once again, 500k frenchmen can't be wrong. I saw a graph that showed spacs actually eclipsed IPOs this year for the 1st time ever obviously

Finally found some news on PTSH (there is none) https://investorplace.com/2020/12/pershing-square-stock-will-find-a-merger-partner-before-its-deadline/

Fucking Elon shilling on FoH now...

I think the whole case hinges on what these "warnings from their pharmacists" were. And even then, the Dr's are still the ones writing the scripts, at what level are pharmacists supposed to push back against Drs all while handing out said scripts. Also, AMD is down this week because this is the...

But its 10% off