Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[mannyrs13]

Wait til that octovalve HVAC system and that $25,000 EV come thru to further crush the buildings


Flying cars by 2030

That shyt gonna be revolutionary.

Lets just leave the bad drivers on the ground and not the air.

Definitely something that is of interest and would benefit people. I can relate to the air filter thing. My dad for the longest was using the lowest rated hvac filters. Back over the summer I must've had allergies kick in or something and I looked into it and got us some higher rated filters. I'm sure its been helping especially with improving the air quality. I also got a nest thermostat during black friday to save money on the electric bill. So this should improve everything even more. Clean energy is vital for our survival as evident by the video and Elon gonna change a lot of lives with this.

 

[Serious]

CBNC keeps pushing the idea of a potential minor correction in Q1.

This could also be seen as people taking profit for the new year.

 

[FabTrey]

I just shut down my webull. I only had it because they promised some free stock and I only got 1 bullshyt one. So I'm finally about to move into fidelity.

i got my free stock which was $12.95. sold it immediately. i'm happy with free money.


i must say i hate webull platform. it's too complicated with too many things going on. i like robinhood's simplicity. since i don't actively day trade webull doesn't make sense. i might close this and just create another robinhood.

 

[KalKal]

$694.20 is $3,471 before split

And to think I went and bough a put option back when it was $1300. I SWORE it was overpriced once it got over $1000

Good thing I got back in on CALLs after the split

 

[KalKal]

i got my free stock which was $12.95. sold it immediately. i'm happy with free money.


i must say i hate webull platform. it's too complicated with too many things going on. i like robinhood's simplicity. since i don't actively day trade webull doesn't make sense. i might close this and just create another robinhood.

I just wish one of those "Free" trading platforms had an interface that allowed you to roll stock options. The interface (especially the ability to roll) is the main reason why I'm sticking with eTrade, but the amount of money I have given them in fees for trading options this year is unbelievable .

$0.50 per options contract adds up fast if you're trading every week.

 

[FabTrey]

I just wish one of those "Free" trading platforms had an interface that allowed you to roll stock options. The interface (especially the ability to roll) is the main reason why I'm sticking with eTrade, but the amount of money I have given them in fees for trading options this year is unbelievable .

$0.50 per options contract adds up fast if you're trading every week.

they still charge fees?

 

[mannyrs13]

ATH on both my IRA accounts today.

Passed goal on my Roth and almost there on my Rollover IRA with the half day tomorrow left to hopefully get more gains. Dream is to double up both accounts next year.

 

[Serious]

ya ARKG is stacking up on it...I need to get better with my DD tho...I still can’t effectively explain what’s the upside there long-term

So did some brief looking into it. It's a hell of speculative play. Definitely a long long term hold, like 5+ years.

A lot of their research is only in phase 1:


Balance sheet and financials are typical of what you'd expect from a biotech company nothing good, nothing bad per se.

They do have funding from some of the big whales though like BlackRock, Vanguard, ARK etc....
SURF 13F Hedge Fund and Asset Management Owners

But to properly follow this stock you'd have to regularly check for their conference calls, breakthroughs in research, management decisions etc. As well as get some of the technical jargon associated with this research.

Might be better to just throw money in ARKG.

Edit: Literally all the comments on stocktwits from people buying just because Cathy is. That's dangerous as fukk imo.

 

[KalKal]

they still charge fees?

For stocks? No.
For options they charge 50 cents per contract. That doesn't SOUND like a lot...but let's say you buy 100 contracts of something cheap. Then, to buy it and sell it later will end up costing you a total of $100.

 

[morris]

For stocks? No.
For options they charge 50 cents per contract. That doesn't SOUND like a lot...but let's say you buy 100 contracts of something cheap. Then, to buy it and sell it later will end up costing you a total of $100.

OTC stocks are free?

 

[winb83]

My average share price for Uber is like $29.30. I have 50 shares. The current share price for AT&T is $28.49 I also have 50 shares. At $2.08 per share those 50 shares of AT&T in 2 years have paid $208. All the lots I have of Uber were purchased in 2020 and I'm up $1192.55 on them combined. It would take me 11 years of collecting dividends on AT&T to match that performance. That doesn't even factor in the fact that my AT&T shares are worth $100 less than my cost basis or that 5 years ago it was worth $36 and now it's worth $28.

It's literally almost worthless to hold that AT&T stock. It's kinda sad because the shares of Hughes Electronics my mom gave me that became DirecTV and turned into AT&T were what caught my attention on investing but it's probably time to let it go.

 

[PYRRHUS 88]

Baidu just won't stop

I should have been on Bilibili too

All hail the CCP

 

[FabTrey]

My average share price for Uber is like $29.30. I have 50 shares. The current share price for AT&T is $28.49 I also have 50 shares. At $2.08 per share those 50 shares of AT&T in 2 years have paid $208. All the lots I have of Uber were purchased in 2020 and I'm up $1192.55 on them combined. It would take me 11 years of collecting dividends on AT&T to match that performance. That doesn't even factor in the fact that my AT&T shares are worth $100 less than my cost basis or that 5 years ago it was worth $36 and now it's worth $28.

It's literally almost worthless to hold that AT&T stock. It's kinda sad because the shares of Hughes Electronics my mom gave me that became DirecTV and turned into AT&T were what caught my attention on investing but it's probably time to let it go.

yes, it's not worth it.

ATT is for dividend investors who are worth millions. there is this dude in youtube who don't give a crap about TSLA or any hot stocks. all he wants to do is make a living with dividend money on his 5-6 mil portfolio. so he mostly owns canadian bank stocks, ATT and so on. i think he had some APPL which is also a dividend stock in a way.

i remember feeling disgusted seeing him getting 5-8grand in dividends per month.

 

[FabTrey]

For stocks? No.
For options they charge 50 cents per contract. That doesn't SOUND like a lot...but let's say you buy 100 contracts of something cheap. Then, to buy it and sell it later will end up costing you a total of $100.

just another reason i won't touch options. at least not yet.

 

[FabTrey]

bitcoin tryna get to 30k. blew past 29k.

imagine if you invested in bitcoin when it was below $150.


damn i blew my chance not getting in below 5k in March.