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12.70 a good entry point for LCA?
Everybody saying "buy the dip, buy the dip" but is this a dip or the new norm
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my average position is $13.3
im just gonna buy, buy, buy. And ill sell most of them at $20-$23
Saysumthinfunnymike
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NKLA under 30 lol. shyt is getting massacred out here
Saysumthinfunnymike
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I bought more LCA. I don't give a fukk this shyt is gonna pop one day 
This.Everybody saying "buy the dip, but the dip" but is this a dip or the new norm
It's too early to tell but the markets have been illogical for months so I'm quick to take my finger off of the buy button
Saysumthinfunnymike
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The volatility on TESLA is mind boggling. All the way down to 1370 and now up to 1440. It's too much 
The volatility on TESLA is mind boggling. All the way down to 1370 and now up to 1440. It's too much
its all gravy for me. i was expecting $700-$900 range by the end of the year
its all gravy for me. i was expecting $700-$900 range by the end of the year
reallyfeel like it could go either way. overvalued as fukk, but bought up by all the indexes once it enters the S&P
Rickdogg44
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I'm doing the Zip Charlie overreaction play on Intel. Bought in around 50.82 once it started going above the SMA-9 line (Day Chart - 3 minutes)
feel like it could go either way. overvalued as fukk, but bought up by all the indexes once it enters the S&P
when it crashed to $364 i felt like it was tough climb cuz covid would halt the production
these selloffs are expected. too many people made 3-4x and they are just eating profits
