Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
yep...not sure why none of us are even trolls
I imagine it’s very important for them to keep the right energy in there...not saying you would/wouldn’t be
we were like that with our crypto group...we wanted ppl who would be active contributors...it was about 30 of us...all meticulously chosen and still someone on there was taking personal info shared in our group and posting it on the main forum of the board where we all met
FatherSimp
Enough white hoes to last me thru ATL
Not gonna lie all I been doing is putting money into my Roth IRA and nothing else.
Only started taking investments seriously at the start of this year
I feel so late to the class but I'm here now
Only started taking investments seriously at the start of this year
I feel so late to the class but I'm here now
yep...not sure why none of us are even trolls
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Im sending out more invites now
the folks in here that contribute actively for a decent period of time gonna get one
Im busy trading and researching so I been slow with the invites (and yes we do weed out / kick out inactives, dont want 20 people asking silly questions every 2 mins needing their hand held)
if I didnt get an invite to you anyone reading this just dap this post ill get to you
its a great vibe in the chat now, everyone is making moneythat's basically what I do. I will fill up an IRA and once its filled just roll it into another one...And I have a couple of accounts that are really more so savings accounts that luckily I haven't needed to use for anything (trips/major purchases/company equipment)....
But this was after I built up the emergency funds....I legit just started doing my own stuff early last year. Until than I just let TSP do it and was getting shyt returns.
3 day weekend, so there is profit taking
Bought some bbI got a bit. Possibly should’ve sold pre merger but it’ll go up eventually.
It's never too late breh. was an index fund gang till 2018. i was all over the map.
Just few tips breh.
1. Get your long game going first.
You are a football owner and the long stock is like your veteran QB and a great head coach - a cornerstone of your team. You go where they go. They will take you to the promise land. You have to love them, know about them, and give them what they need. Your team will be successful when you have Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. But imagine you spent fortunes on Kirk Cousins?
2. Don't invest in more than 8 long stocks if you want bigger return.
You have to make a decision as an owner. Do you really want to make everyone happy? When you have Patrick Mahomes, you don't need to bringing in Dak Prescott as your backup. Find your cornerstone who are worth spending your hard earned money on. If you decided that certain player ain't the right one then ruthlessly part ways. Be selective.
3. Spend less than 10% of your portfolio on penny stocks.
So you decide you want to take a chance. That's ok. They can make your team a championship contender if things go right. They bring a lot of baggage, but they can explode in a right circumstance. But if you have too many of these troubled players it can break your locker room. Can you really handle 10 Vontaez Burflicts of the world? Some are experts in handling disaster. Some aren't. Understand your limitation and don't risk too much.
4. Any profit you eat, use it wisely.
Are you gonna spend all your profits on a new billion dollar yacht? or maybe you can improve your infrastructure? Or extend the contract to your great QB? Use your profit in right places to help your team. Don't go spend millions on a risky player who might boom or bust.
5. Be all in, invest every penny you got.
You can't be half assed as an owner. You reap what you sow. No more spending millions in clubs. Because the goal is to make the greatest team ever. Go all in. Love your team like you love your first born. After all your team is your own creation.
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Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Not really new news but for those asking, Lucid Motors factory is complete; they had secured previous funding from investors in Saudi Arabia. The factory is located in Arizona. They can produce 30,000 cars annually in its current form but they are expanding it in the near future and hope to get it to 400,000 annually. Again, this is an EV luxury brand formed from former management of Tesla. They are not so much competing with Tesla as they are trying to put high end luxury into the EV space.
Construction is complete on our very first EV factory.
Construction is complete on our very first EV factory.
Mirin4rmfar
Superstar
Maaannn, I hope this CCIV deal comes through. If I got on the next Tesla early, I will be a happy ass man 
. If ipof is another sofi potential i will be extremely happy. I am deep in there too. I'm excited for this year.
. If ipof is another sofi potential i will be extremely happy. I am deep in there too. I'm excited for this year.
This is gonna be the M1 Finance portfolio. First deposit cleared. No IPOE as it's in my secondary SoFi portfolio. None of the stocks in this one are in any of my others. In Chamath we trust.
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
Not the most glamorous, buy im buying 2023 leaps on $IVR
Once rates come back, I believe it will get back to pre pandemic levels
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