CNBC can eat a dikk. They are effectively complaining about Ark's transparency.
I learned about them during my first crypto run experience...they purposely look to misinform ppl at times
CNBC can eat a dikk. They are effectively complaining about Ark's transparency.
REITS keep going upmy $DIS holdings
100% trueI learned about them during my first crypto run experience...they purposely look to misinform ppl at times
Props. I try to dig in and sift through the noise when I invest into a company. After digging in more on BlackSky, I ended up putting in a limit order for warrants of the stock (price was around $3.56) I'm willing to take the risk that this company will grow in the coming years.
Jmia’s valuation was never healthyJMIA earnings not impressive enough for me to re-enter at this point... They're still losing $2 for every $1 profit and the pandemic hasn't helped them out compared to other ecommerce companies because Africa hasn't had too many lockdowns. The biggest bright spot is increased jumia pay adoption, if they can start generating income from that then I'd definitely be more interested. Of course there are still big potential catalysts like a buyout from Amazon or alibaba, but too risky for me right now
you talking her God told me to make ARK thing?
that's common with limit orders, if there's a big gap in the bid/ask it's hard to match you to a seller, then if the price action is moving a lot, you may miss a fill or miss on some of the shares. just let it ride for a few hours, if the price is steadily higher in a few hours, move your limit price up
I set my limit order at $3.40 to buy 300 warrants of this, check my Schwab account again, and it only purchased 17.
EDIT: Now it's at $3.65
Fukk CNBC
Fukk Cramer
they big mad we making money