Rickdogg44
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Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Majestic
Believe in myself and the Coles and Kendricks
breh if ht
how recent are these rumors?
YaFingerDealMe
All Star
It seems like I have been throwing cash in every three days, everything looks too good to pass upAAPL, TSLA, ARKK bleeding today
Cant buy the dip until end of month when i get paid
JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
I really think AWS will get spun off of Amazon in the next 18-24 months, but I’m not smart enough to know what effect that will have on the stonks.
BushidoBrown
Superstar
ogc163
Superstar
I Bought Into the Lucid Motors Hype Early. Here's What I'm Excited About -- and What I'm Afraid Of. | The Motley Fool
"EV SPACs are all the rage currently, and they're arguably approaching bubble territory. Churchill Capital's deal with Lucid values the EV start-up at $12 billion, according to Reuters. But SPAC mergers are also done at $10 per share. With shares trading around $50, that would imply a market cap of around $60 billion -- more than Ford -- for a company that has yet to deliver a single car to consumers.
These are all broad estimates based on media reports and investors won't know more until the deal is officially announced and the merger structure is disclosed (if it goes through), but it's fair to say that a SPAC soaring to over $50 before confirming a target is a bit much. Additionally, investors have no insight into Lucid's detailed financials, so things like operating expenses, cash burn rates, or the balance sheet remain a complete mystery. Obviously, that's also a risk for anyone considering investing in Churchill Capital IV before an agreement is finalized.
Considering the price action over the past month, there are irrefutable concerns around Churchill Capital IV's current valuation. That will create gut-wrenching volatility and the potential for enormous downside risks. I wouldn't be remotely surprised if this turned out to be one of those "buy the rumor, sell the news" situations, but I'm in for the long haul, for better or for worse."
"EV SPACs are all the rage currently, and they're arguably approaching bubble territory. Churchill Capital's deal with Lucid values the EV start-up at $12 billion, according to Reuters. But SPAC mergers are also done at $10 per share. With shares trading around $50, that would imply a market cap of around $60 billion -- more than Ford -- for a company that has yet to deliver a single car to consumers.
These are all broad estimates based on media reports and investors won't know more until the deal is officially announced and the merger structure is disclosed (if it goes through), but it's fair to say that a SPAC soaring to over $50 before confirming a target is a bit much. Additionally, investors have no insight into Lucid's detailed financials, so things like operating expenses, cash burn rates, or the balance sheet remain a complete mystery. Obviously, that's also a risk for anyone considering investing in Churchill Capital IV before an agreement is finalized.
Considering the price action over the past month, there are irrefutable concerns around Churchill Capital IV's current valuation. That will create gut-wrenching volatility and the potential for enormous downside risks. I wouldn't be remotely surprised if this turned out to be one of those "buy the rumor, sell the news" situations, but I'm in for the long haul, for better or for worse."
ogc163
Superstar
Took some more RIOT profits...might dump some into TSLA 
We may get a short term correction sure. But we have injected massive sums of money into the economy and are still going. We are seeing the full use of Keynesian economics. Do you all believe we are in a political environment where the gov is willing to allow the markets to fail? No. DC will spend whatever it takes.
Also, i believe there is massive pent up demand. Once restrictions are lifted and all cities are back i think we will see massive economic activity. Massive traveling as well. (The GOAT city will be back
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As for funds dropping positions in big names. You have to remember big funds have to remain diversified and as companies grow like Tesla or PACB they have to trim down their positions. That's why sometimes following every move a fund makes doesn't make sense.
4 more Tesla shares purchased
Also, i believe there is massive pent up demand. Once restrictions are lifted and all cities are back i think we will see massive economic activity. Massive traveling as well. (The GOAT city will be back
@Serious )As for funds dropping positions in big names. You have to remember big funds have to remain diversified and as companies grow like Tesla or PACB they have to trim down their positions. That's why sometimes following every move a fund makes doesn't make sense.
4 more Tesla shares purchased
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E*TRADE fronts me all my money. I’ve been with them a long timeyour shyt instant? I gotta wait for my CCIV funds to clear.
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It just hit me yesterday that on CCIV I made more money in a single day off a $2300 investment than someone that makes $15 an hour makes in a month of work. I haven't even held CCIV over a month. Bought it on the first.
Workers in this country are literally wasting their lives away doing work while people who simply have more money than them have their money generate more income than such workers ever could.
If some regular Joe could have 12 days annually that they do what happened to me yesterday they could quit their $15 an hour job and do nothing else all year.
Workers in this country are literally wasting their lives away doing work while people who simply have more money than them have their money generate more income than such workers ever could.
If some regular Joe could have 12 days annually that they do what happened to me yesterday they could quit their $15 an hour job and do nothing else all year.
Comeon OPTI! Daddy need some new drawz!!!
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
AMZN isn't spinning out AWS, it's their highest margin business, everything else is top line. one company that aint fukking with the structure of their stock is AMZN
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
you're just now understanding capitalism? those with capital have the means to acquire more capital and thus wealth, those who don't have access to capital remain behind.