I listened to this a few backs and it’s definitely made a me a lot more calm in regards to my approach in investing.
I’m way more chill and passive now.
I’ve also been a reading a lot and listening to a lot of different podcasts.
Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
I listened to this a few backs and it’s definitely made a me a lot more calm in regards to my approach in investing.
I’m way more chill and passive now.
I’ve also been a reading a lot and listening to a lot of different podcasts.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
with the the world changing because of the Rona you have to move money around as well. Banks are safe but you’ll get a way better return investing in SQ or PayPal, even if both are “overpriced” right now.
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
shyt... I made a second M1 yesterday (not the value stocks M1 I was talking about) that was for tech/innovation companies that aren't in my first M1. It already up like 5% on a bad day..
I mean you find the right companies and it do all the work for you. I'll never go full M1, I like to have cash on hand and I'll never stop swing trading or buying outright shares either but it's nice to have these different avenues to make money while it sits.
for m1 it don’t matter breh. m1 is a create your own ETF account.
m1’s advantage is that it makes you to ignore the value of the stock.
what do fund managers do? do they just pick every damn undervalued stocks? no. they risk and keep expensive stocks in the fund cuz they still believe in their growth. Name me a major tech related funds without faang, sq and tsla.
and the price action in 2020 wont really matter in year 2040. is it overpriced now? sure. but as long as the company is healthy, has a growth potential, can scale, and not a bankruptcy risk then its worthy to be part of the fund you created. if it performs badly then just bench that sorry ass.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
shyt... I made a second M1 yesterday (not the value stocks M1 I was talking about) that was for tech/innovation companies that aren't in my first M1. It already up like 5% on a bad day..
I mean you find the right companies and it do all the work for you. I'll never go full M1, I like to have cash on hand and I'll never stop swing trading or buying outright shares either but it's nice to have these different avenues to make money while it sits.
That’s a good idea. I have an M1 that has the top 3-5 companies of each sector but I might make one that’s similar to ARKK.
I wish I can tell 16 year old me to invest in stocks instead of spending money on bullshyt smh.
Praying for ino to pop soon. Sold all my stock in ino but have 3 call contacts worth alot.
For Tcco is something gonna happen soon? It went up after hours like a dollar but I cant find the reason why? Should i beef up my position?
i was reading reddit i think and its potential is $10 but $7 is a good exit point.
not sure, but afterhours action looks promising. i hope it runs cuz i hate holding on to these penny stocks.
tesla earnings on wednesday 
tesla earnings on wednesday
make profits? $2000
beat the expectation? $1750.
if it flops? $1300.
if it flops really bad? $1000
NaijaProdigy Redux
Veteran
I need Tesla to flop 
Q2 2020 wasn't a good time to be selling cars.make profits? $2000
beat the expectation? $1750.
if it flops? $1300.
if it flops really bad? $1000
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
The guidance for Tesla will be key. If they announce a Texas and/or Europe factory is coming and the details of it then I can see the stock shooting up.
china demand and factory performance is important too.
model Y production is just starting to heat up as well.
ahomeplateslugger
Superstar
I thought Tesla reported their numbers for China? I swear I read something about Tesla selling more than expected cars in China.
Tesla sales in China hit record high during the pandemic, represent 25% of country's EV sales - Electrek
I guess this is old news now but seems promising for Tesla right now