Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
ill be honest its not a play for me other than a reopen swing but Chevron will make Buffett $$$$ not even a question lol. 
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
they definitely will, these 100 billion+/yr companies aint just gonna sit there and let negative earnings startups put them out of business
25YOUTHS!!
Superstar
Moves this week:
Bought BREZ today
YOLO last Friday
CCIV: Took profits again at $51.70. Letting the rest ride
XNET: Sold some $7.5 2/19c for a quick 5X flip. Held for less than 2 weeks. Could have squeezed a few more hundred if I waited a couple hrs but no FOMO here
AGTC: Bought right before close Friday, already up 45%
ITP $5 5/21c been red since I bought, but up 139% just today. Took out principal and letting the rest ride
At&T (T): Calls are cheap AF imo. Grabbed some $36 7/16c Friday and already up 15%
Fails:
GLUU options bout to expire worthless, down 90% so far
ACRX options same thing. Took profits early tho
Bought BREZ today
YOLO last Friday
CCIV: Took profits again at $51.70. Letting the rest ride
XNET: Sold some $7.5 2/19c for a quick 5X flip. Held for less than 2 weeks. Could have squeezed a few more hundred if I waited a couple hrs but no FOMO here
AGTC: Bought right before close Friday, already up 45%
ITP $5 5/21c been red since I bought, but up 139% just today. Took out principal and letting the rest ride
At&T (T): Calls are cheap AF imo. Grabbed some $36 7/16c Friday and already up 15%
Fails:
GLUU options bout to expire worthless, down 90% so far
ACRX options same thing. Took profits early tho
Uncle Sam was worse than I thought he was going to be for these taxes. Forgot I sold a large amount back in February last year (unrelated to Covid).
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25YOUTHS!!
Superstar
TRCH I think still has juice left until the merger.
Was $1.44 when I posted about it last month. Took profits early at $2.80
A lil FOMO looking at where it's at now but luckily I'm still holding a decent amount of shares. Prob won't buy anymore tho
Was $1.44 when I posted about it last month. Took profits early at $2.80
A lil FOMO looking at where it's at now but luckily I'm still holding a decent amount of shares. Prob won't buy anymore tho
Insensitive
Superstar
Big Oil might have the cash reserves to pull a heel return and turn into "Big Alternative Energy" in the future.
Think Saudi Arabia:
Trying To Pivot From Oil To Renewables.
These rich Saudi's are also dumping cash into Lucid:
Lucid & Saudi's 1.
Lucid & Saudi's 2.
Lucid & Saudi's 3.
Part of the reason I think LUCID even went the SPAC route is because that $1 billion
from the Saudi's was running dry, so this is a chance for us the retail investor to get
on the ground floor of a potential Tesla competitor who happens to need more money to continue
to expand.
As I learn more I see the case that brehs and everyone else is making for Tesla
as less "Just a car company" and more a use case of technology in a post-oil world,
in that case Elon Musk and Tesla look less like Ford and more Rockefeller.
Rockefeller for the brehs who don't know : LINK.
My four companies that I'm pour cash into for EV's are:
Ford. <---- I feel it's currently undervalued and they aren't over looking EV.
GMC. <----- Just like Ford, they're pouring billions into it.
Tesla. <----- Top Dog in the EV world right now.
Lucid. <---- Potential Up and Comer with former TSLA Staff and tons of cash to back them up.
I said all that, that I think all of these companies are starting to see the writing on the wall
and they don't want to be caught with their pants down so maybe Warren sees that these companies
could transform themselves going forward and not totally rely on Oil as their sole means of income.
***I'll readily admit, I don't know everything, so if anyone has anything to correct me on, let me know !
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They already said they would
Planning 500,000 charging points for EVs by 2025, Shell becomes the latest company swept up in EV charging boom
TechCrunch is now a part of Verizon Media
Electric Vehicle Charging
Greenlots announces acquisition by Shell, one of the world's leading energy providers - Greenlots
Insensitive
Superstar
Do you guys think it would be safer to invest in the big boys over something like SBE ?
I would imagine Shell or Chevron has SO MUCH real estate that they could just flip into "EV Charging Stations"
going forward.
I would imagine Shell or Chevron has SO MUCH real estate that they could just flip into "EV Charging Stations"
going forward.
Need to see more out of SBE, I'd go with EVGO....
SBE has a technology problem right now.....
They don't have fast charging capabilities.
Their fastest EV station charges at 62.5 kW h which is significantly less than the fast charging parameter of 100kW h.
Remember Americans are by and large impatient mofo's the longer they have to wait, the more impractical it is.
Consider this, if you have to be somewhere quick, would you rather refuel quick with gas, in a matter of 2-5 minutes then be on the road or continually stop and go.
Let me reemphasize this point again, AMERICANS are impatient and hate waiting for shyt.
very very very risky play bro, fair warning
@FabTrey you buying the dip on EH
i saw the report and this crash was needed. you could see the bubble from miles away.
i think it's still too high, but i'll add it to one of my smaller M1 account for a long speculative hold.
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
I like this
- Bought 1,000 BREZ-Warrants ( I wonder if Texas electric problems could steer them to something). Technically did this trade Friday after hours
- Bought 200 CVII-Units
- Sold 1,000 FCAC-Warrants @ my cost basis
- Bought 1,000 SCVX-Warrants
- Bought 10 RYLD
Hamburgers Friday/Today
- SNDL
- NAK @Russ
- IVR
- MITT
- MFA
- WMC
- NYMT
- CIM
PaperHands Regret:
Sos , wanted to get back on hamburgers
Diamond Hands:
PSTH
yeah i was stating the obviousThey already said they would
Planning 500,000 charging points for EVs by 2025, Shell becomes the latest company swept up in EV charging boom
TechCrunch is now a part of Verizon Media
Electric Vehicle Charging
Greenlots announces acquisition by Shell, one of the world's leading energy providers - Greenlots