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Fuck, I almost put 5 grand into Ocugen last week and pussed out because it seemed dubious. There was a bit of chatter on it on Stocktwits and Reddit. Up 239 percent today.

I'd say that's an okay gamble for $380. I'd rather do that than throw it in a slot machine.

Ah fuck it, I just bought $30,000 of CPUH in 2800 shares. Edit: well, units

Count me in team CPUH!

I like that, thanks, had read a bit about it previously. Just bought $10,000 of CPUH, XPOA (which was a little spendy but fair,) and now for a third. Edit: Meh, I just bought the remaining $20k in CPUH. All done. I can rest easy for a week now, ha.

I'm going on vacation Wednesday for a week and I've got $30,000 noodling around in cash. What's some good near-NAV SPACs to park at right now? I don't want to deal with day trading while I'm on vacation. Reddit SPACs is getting more retarded by the day. Someone asked what good SPAC bargains...

It's sad what happened, but this kid is a dumbass on a couple of different levels. Why would he think at 20 years with no assets old he was going to be on the hook for almost a million dollars.

Boo, my monster box of 2019 American Silver Eagles was cancelled. Oh well.

I think I’m good at finding solid investments, and overall year after year I make good money investing, but if anything is true I’m definitely guilty of not holding time and time again. But a quick profit is a quick profit too.

It’s not smart, it just works out sometimes and was within my risk tolerance. Buying $25,000 worth of physical silver last week isn’t a genius play either but I like rolling the dice as a percentage of the whole. I got notice this morning the shipping labels for 5 kilograms of bars has been...

Short term gambling. I still probably made around $10,000 all together. Not the $50-60k I’d have today.

Lol dogecoin today. I just looked at my history, at one point I had 1 million coins and another time I bought and sold 777,000 coins. Wonder how far it’ll go.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Tradingtherapy/

Same with a few malls around here in the Bay Area, but not all. I’m surprised the ones that stay busy actually stay busy even here. Some are definitely dead / ghetto.

Just got an email from Robinhood stating FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY, they’ll 5 percent match up to $150 any deposits you make. So if you deposit 3 grand you get a free $150. Looks like someone lost a lot of accounts.

I think I can speak for everyone when I say I don’t give a shit about the underlying companies whatsoever. The appeal of them is the built in safety net and repeatability of 10-30 percent profits with almost no downsides when you buy near $10.

I always forget about NKLA since I never bought into it.

Yep. Which based off the hype it’s getting means it stands to be the biggest bagholder SPAC ever if Lucid doesn’t pan out for it.

Holding targetless SPACs at $25 or buying them at $25 is insanity to me. Just be aware you’ve got a massive downside there based on most SPACs and not really a large way up.

Gold and silver up bigly today again. Robinhood unrestricts all stocks, but for some reason are blocking some metals stocks like PSLV. Weird.

True that. I bought BTNB at 12.25 and I’m gonna keep it until rumors swirl and it pops.

Who told all the retards on social media that even if they give the slightest opinion of anything they have to say “I’m not a financial advisor.” No, dipshit, when you’re rambling about short ladders and diamond hands and rockets we know you’re not a financial advisor.

Goes without saying. Never keep through merger. Definitely not the type of securities you keep for months without looking.

$10

Exactly. I was explaining to a friend of mine they could park cash in SPACs and I told them simply to buy into near NAV offerings and take a peek at them on a weekly basis, sell and move around as needed. Low effort, beats interest by a mile.

Well of course, my statement was predicated on knowing risk tolerance and dumping. I've never lost any appreciable money on a SPAC, because in general I'm a low risk investor and I'm happy to take small profits or ditch with a minor loss, and I'm very averse to spending more than $12-12.50 in...

Literally everyone I've explained SPACs to in real life have said this. Seriously, every single one of them. About five people now. There really isn't a downside.

They happen right after I hold a SPAC for 3 months at $10 and get bored of it and sell it.

Troof. If I buy a SPAC at 10-11 and sell at 13-14 I'm generally outta there unless I just see it going up very steadily.

Way above my risk tolerance.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/united-wholesale-mortgage-sees-profit-222400367.html

It’s only a matter of time before they fuck them up somehow. I’m not smart enough to spell out how.

Hey cool. Maybe they’ll read them for UWMC in the coming week ahead of my 2/19 calls.

Average down! 🤪

It’s absolutely become cult-esque amongst millions of people new to trading who hopped on the social media hype. Reading the comments on various sites, it’s clear a plurality of people still holding aren’t well educated in personal finance, let alone the stock market, and frankly, many don’t...

Lol @ UWMC. Record earnings and that stinker drops like a rock. It doesn’t even make sense.

Predicted this on Sunday.

Never buy PMs to flip. They’re long term investments. PMs move in slow somewhat unpredictable cycles. Only buy as a fraction of your overall portfolio. Silver has a good prognosis for the next 20 years due to ever increasing industrial demand. Gold I wouldn’t touch with a ten foot pole. I...

I would not buy into that at this price.

I’m not so sure I’d chase it to $20 based on premarket. Will be interesting to see what it does.