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IDK but let it drop. Rule of thumb to investing is not to touch IPO's for a good year or 2.....

Long term they'll be aight. That's all that matters.
ABNB i'd consider an exception, it's priced high right now, but coming out of this pandemic will only push it up. the biggest pullback i see for it is when employees get unleashed from their lockup period, you'll see them and institutions selloff, but retail, and institutions buying back in, will pick it right back up.

i actually think it's ok to start a position now, and then look at sentiment over the next 6 months + monitor price after the lockup period. in short, they're a quintessential DCA play for a LT hold.
 

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IDK but let it drop. Rule of thumb to investing is not to touch IPO's for a good year or 2.....

Long term they'll be aight. That's all that matters.

You're right. I wasn't planning on buying any for right now . I guess question 2 is what I was more interested in . "Why" will it be okay long term?
 

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definitely going all in on electric vehicle manufacturers and others who invest in em. The writing on the wall that those shyts are the future.
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I get you got money to blow and invest but, slow down you should narrow your focus and only pick the best. Don't spread yourself too thin.

Only EV play you need is TSLA. TSLA is moving like it is, because it's more than a "car company".
 

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I get you got money to blow and invest but, slow down you should narrow your focus and only pick the best. Don't spread yourself too thin.

Only EV play you need is TSLA. TSLA is moving like it is, because it's more than a "car company".

you don't believe in SBE (Charge point)?
 

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You're right. I wasn't planning on buying any for right now . I guess question 2 is what I was more interested in . "Why" will it be okay long term?
You know there's a certain irony, that I think keeps getting lost out of the conversation of AirBNB. Prior to the pandemic, a lot of cities where about come down heavy on AIRBNB with a new set of taxes and regulation.

Due to COVID and the need to socially distance, they've laxed that conversation. So moving forward, I can't really say where local and city governments will stand in regard to regulation.

But there's a case to be made that they AirBNB has a fair and just place in society.

With that said, there's still demand for it. Millennials and Gen Z, prefer airbnb & uber over hotels and taxi. As well as the easy mobile access through using a smart phone.

There's no competitor even coming close to AirBNB regarding name recognition.
ABNB i'd consider an exception, it's priced high right now, but coming out of this pandemic will only push it up. the biggest pullback i see for it is when employees get unleashed from their lockup period, you'll see them and institutions selloff, but retail, and institutions buying back in, will pick it right back up.

i actually think it's ok to start a position now, and then look at sentiment over the next 6 months + monitor price after the lockup period. in short, they're a quintessential DCA play for a LT hold.
Yeah I mean, realistically the only point I'm trying make to let it cool off for a few months.

For a better price, but in the long run it'll definitely trade over its current marketprice.
 

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I get you got money to blow and invest but, slow down you should narrow your focus and only pick the best. Don't spread yourself too thin.

Only EV play you need is TSLA. TSLA is moving like it is, because it's more than a "car company".

I got 500 shares of NIO and riding the wave. I got backup stop limit sells in place just in case.

scared money don't make none.

If I gotta bail and hold the L, I will, but it won't be massive. Been sitting on some PSEC bullshyt stock years that has lost 50% with my joint regular account stock with wifee. She don't wanna sell because of the dividends. That's the only thing that has kept it from being a total L despite the stock value being half of what we paid. We're probably at a break even point over the years. I wanna dump that shyt.
 

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you don't believe in SBE (Charge point)?
I think they'll be aight, but what I question about charge point is how much revenue can they really make. It probably won't be as much as gas stations because when you think about it from a logistical pov, a good portion of electric car owners probably own homes, and within their homes, they can charge their car. How many people are realistically going use up 200-300 miles in a day.

There's pros and cons to it.

I think there's money to be made, but it's not the same as a gas station.

My question is how sustainable all those stations that chargepoint has. They have a shyt ton if you look on a map. But how sure are you that they aren't losing money?
 

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I got 500 shares of NIO and riding the wave. I got backup stop limit sells in place just in case.

scared money don't make none.

If I gotta bail and hold the L, I will, but it won't be massive. Been sitting on some PSEC bullshyt stock years that has lost 50% with my joint regular account stock with wifee. She don't wanna sell because of the dividends. That's the only thing that has kept it from being a total L despite the stock value being half of what we paid. We're probably at a break even point over the years. I wanna dump that shyt.

Dump that shyt breh...Dump that shyt...Now talk to the wife and look at Dividend aristocrats but I'm thinking once ATT gets rid of direct tv and clears away some debt I'm going to jump into them even more so. Also I like Altria but I had to do a lot of research on them and I don't think people are going to give up their vices.

Plus people tend to forget ATT owns Time Warner (mainly HBO and DC)
 

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I got 500 shares of NIO and riding the wave. I got backup stop limit sells in place just in case.

scared money don't make none.

If I gotta bail and hold the L, I will, but it won't be massive. Been sitting on some PSEC bullshyt stock years that has lost 50% with my joint regular account stock with wifee. She don't wanna sell because of the dividends. That's the only thing that has kept it from being a total L despite the stock value being half of what we paid. We're probably at a break even point over the years. I wanna dump that shyt.
It's not about being scared breh. It's just that there's no need to invest in NIO imo, if TSLA is killing that sector. Nothing in the stock market is moving even close to tsla.


TSLA just went up in the last couple of days, what NIO stock price is.

You're in a different position then a lot of people here where price isn't a barrier. So why even bother investing in the second best option, when you can just invest in the best.

 

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You're right. I wasn't planning on buying any for right now . I guess question 2 is what I was more interested in . "Why" will it be okay long term?
Biggest challenge facing it would be regulation of air bnb’s and that’s more so around people holding property off the rental market simply to use it as an Airbnb - not the homeowner or renter who puts their place up for rent on occasion when they’re out of town - and that’s really only in cities with housing crises - the typical vacation rental markets won’t be affected.

Otherwise Airbnb has a loyal following, it’s the way certain parts of the youngest generation prefer to travel, there is nearly no capital required to scale and instead of taking money from their suppliers - like DoorDash - it’s a platform the allows them to put money in their hands, providing access and reach these owners otherwise wouldn’t have (in principle, there are other platforms).
 
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