Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[NatiboyB]

i nibbled on SFTW at $10. Let's see if the space sector gets a lil runup. My guess is "not much" but

right now what I’m trying to do is invest in companies that make money. I think I was overspent on things that were potentially high growth but not turning profits....It seems like all of those were the first ones to end up red lately.

I can tell you for a fact I really like SFTW just like PLTR. It’s all some intel analyst stuff but they definitely serve a commercial use. But I think these are joints we need to be patient with. I’m not even sure if ARKX will be as good as ArkF. Same thing with gilat. Speculative that will most likely become a hit years from now as they all feel a critical void.

SFTW between $10-$11 is a good deal

 

[Bboystyle]

NIO is getting interesting again, but i won't touch it unless it's around $25. glad i took my profit and ran. i'm just fed up with volatility of EV stocks. i almost pulled a trigger on creating an m1 EV portfolio when it was running hard. dodged a bullet

Doubt it hits $25. Think the lowest it gets is $28-30

 

[T-K-G]

I read some asian fund was overleveraged and got liquidated by goldman and morgan stanley yesterday. They owned VIAC and TME and probably BIDU. Sounds like good news for those who bought that dip

yea i did a quick flip on TME during the week, wonder what they're gonna open at

if this week is anything like last week then it's active flipping season for me fixing whatever losses i had in the weeks prior

 

[Slim]

Entire EV sector got hammered. just ran up too much. think of it as a major correction. it's healthy. most of EV companies will 5X in 5-7 years if they have the financials and good products.

You're right EV being beaten down but it still seemed like Tesla moves highly correlated with the Nasdaq, but yesterday that didn't happen.

maybe (hopefully) just a one off

 

[princeofhaiti]

You're right EV being beaten down but it still seemed like Tesla moves highly correlated with the Nasdaq, but yesterday that didn't happen.

maybe (hopefully) just a one off

Tesla is about 4% of the QQQ which tracks the NASDAQ 100 and is the 4th largest holding behind AMAZON. I typically assume if NASDAQ is in the green then TESLA is green as well. Seems to be anomaly with EV correction

 

[L&HH]

Why are all these chinese stocks getting soul clapped?

Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media

Also another hedge fund liquidated a bunch of their positions in Discover and Viacom

Yahoo is now a part of Verizon Media

 

[mr. smoke weed]

yea i did a quick flip on TME during the week, wonder what they're gonna open at

if this week is anything like last week then it's active flipping season for me fixing whatever losses i had in the weeks prior

Options szn

 

[Deafheaven]

Whats the preferred index funds to get into friends

Gonna have a safer portfolio and a trading one

 

[Skooby]

Whats the preferred index funds to get into friends

Gonna have a safer portfolio and a trading one

Keep it simple. S&P 500 index fund or a Total Stock Market index fund or both.

Any of the major brokerages would have their own version of it: Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard and Ameritrade (which was bought by Schwab in Nov 2019 and they are merging).

 

[NatiboyB]

Whats the preferred index funds to get into friends

Gonna have a safer portfolio and a trading one

SP 500 (VOO, SPY)
Total market (VTI, ITOT)

they have more but these are the ones I thought of off the top of my head.

 

[GunRanger]

Whats the preferred index funds to get into friends

Gonna have a safer portfolio and a trading one

VTI

 

[NatiboyB]

I’m currently in SCHD which is a US dividend ETF

 

[the cac mamba]

Whats the preferred index funds to get into friends

Gonna have a safer portfolio and a trading one

open a fidelity

FXAIX - S&P
FNCMX - Nasdaq

 

[FabTrey]

was tempted to get rid of TDOC, but i'm keeping it. good DD by an actual doctor who invests

 

[Spree At Last]

SP 500 (VOO, SPY)
Total market (VTI, ITOT)

they have more but these are the ones I thought of off the top of my head.

I'd go with your brokerage's equivalents to these for lower fees (I got SCHB and SCHX since I use schwab). That said, if you want to make additional $$ thru options (like covered calls), SPY is the way to go.