Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[winb83]

For now.

Did you, or anyone else watch Foundrycon last week?

He soured me on this stock

 

[Serious]

I got a few stocks like them and Matterport that will likely never come back probably should sell them.

I think Matterport is a sleeping beast though. I got out of it on top when I saw the shift the market. But they're used by every real estate company.

They have a legit moat.

Real estate is a bad state though. But its something worth keep an eye on down the line.

TTCF down 20%.


i dodged a bullet brehs.


i wonder how much FE lost. prolly a good 3-4mil

FE got a lot of people.

I just listen to him for his overall take on the market, but I never have been convinced to invest in something just because he is.

 

[winb83]

I think Matterport is a sleeping beast though. I got out of it on top when I saw the shift the market. But they're used by every real estate company.

They have a legit moat.

Real estate is a bad state though. But its something worth keep an eye on down the line.


FE got a lot of people.

I just listen to him for his overall take on the market, but I never have been convinced to invest in something just because he is.

I’ve been not wanting to sell because the market is down. I’d rather wait for a recovery and then sell bad stocks. All these non-profitable companies are getting hammered for general sentiment rather than because they are or aren’t bad.

My cost basis for Matterport is $10 so I been letting it ride.

 

[BlaxOps]

I’ve been not wanting to sell because the market is down. I’d rather wait for a recovery and then sell bad stocks. All these non-profitable companies are getting hammered for general sentiment rather than because they are or aren’t bad.

My cost basis for Matterport is $10 so I been letting it ride.

I'm glad I saw this graph a couple years ago. Sitting in a position that is dropping not only drains your capital, but it also has opportunity costs. I'd rather salvage 50% of my capital to put towards another play vs watching it go 60, 80, 95% down.

 

[KidJSoul]

Any stocks to watch out for

Also, is Nio dead?

 

[WTFisWallace?]

What we doing with TSLA brehs? It doesn’t seem to be rallying like the rest of the market.

I was once up like 250% on TSLA, now I’m just up 17%.



Knew I should’ve bounced once that fukk nikka started talking bout “free speech” and Twitter.

 

[Serious]

Jumia we back after the dual CEOs stepped down

I sure as fukk bought the dip

Song bumps

 

[InterestedNow]

FE got a lot of people.

I just listen to him for his overall take on the market, but I never have been convinced to invest in something just because he is.

I was never sold on TTCF. I almost made purchases in OATLY and HONEST due to his recommendations. I still might.

As far as OATLY, I don't really know what separates it from companies like Chobani or Planet Oat.

As for HONEST, I know that it has a relatively low share price, but I don't know how it's diapers will fare against other companies, or how it's make-up fares against other cheaper brands.

I was already invested in PLTR before he ever mentioned them. I have to watch that PLTR video posted by @winb83 . I don't plan on selling my shares now, but I'd like to get a better idea on whether I should be "buying the dip".

 

[FabTrey]

funny thing.. i actually saw some TTCF on the shelves a few months ago and laughed. Wild era.. Fed never gonna relentlessly pump the market like that again. So many dead stocks out there from the 2020/early 2021 era.

i actually buy their products for my diet. i actually lost some weight too.

 

[FabTrey]

I was never sold on TTCF. I almost made purchases in OATLY and HONEST due to his recommendations. I still might.

As far as OATLY, I don't really know what separates it from companies like Chobani or Planet Oat.

As for HONEST, I know that it has a relatively low share price, but I don't know how it's diapers will fare against other companies, or how it's make-up fares against other cheaper brands.

I was already invested in PLTR before he ever mentioned them. I have to watch that PLTR video posted by @winb83 . I don't plan on selling my shares now, but I'd like to get a better idea on whether I should be "buying the dip".

i bought some OTLY at $2


TLRY
OTLY
MTTR

these 3 are my spec/itchy finger plays

 

[KalKal]

I've been in too much shock to check the thread
But over the past week my sector ETF and DIA calls have been doing very well for me.

Also, since I'm pretty negative on crypto I loaded up on a bunch of BITI (short bitcoin) shares last month...that's starting to get profitable as crypto declines.

 

[Starski]

The FTX story might be the biggest fukkery yet of this business cycle

 

[Skooby]

 

[Serious]

Legggo

Let's see if next week can continue off CPI print.

A lot of consumer staples are reporting this week.

We could see some runners.

Monday-
NU- Not really expecting much. Long term hold for me. Should be interesting to see if they address their recent addition to crypto to their platform.


Tyson - could be interesting to see frozen food purchases are up. And if Americans are purchasing less expensive food.

Tuesday-
Walmart
HD
Sea

Wednesday
ZIM
TGT
Lowes
TJX
Nvidia

Thursday
-macys
-dole
-Baba - should be interesting to see how this stock does. Considering many investors are staying away from Chinese stocks
-GAP - could be interesting to hear how they voided dealings with 'Ye'
JMIA - Their Co-CEO's stepped down last week. Should be interesting to hear their guidance.
STNE - will probably react similar to NU
ROSS

Friday
FL
JD


How I'm playing this week?


I don't trust shyt, continuing to stay hedged and load up to the down side(SPXS,SQQQ, SH). Will trim profits if JMIA or NU pop some.

Also if I didnt leave a description for the tickers above, I believe those are companies in play to make significant moves to the upside next week.

 

[BlaxOps]

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has avoided most of 2022's so-called hung deals that have cost competitors billions of dollars in paper losses. Whether by luck or by design, the biggest U.S. bank didn't make loans backing takeovers of companies such as Twitter Inc., Citrix Systems Inc. and Nielsen Holdings PLC, which fell in value as markets turned choppy.


JPMorgan's record contrasts with that of Bank of America Corp., which made large loans for buyers of Twitter, Citrix, Nielsen and others. Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan has consistently sounded an optimistic note about the U.S. economy, clashing with JPMorgan head Jamie Dimon's gloomier warnings.


There is one thing Mr. Dimon feels good about -- his firm's low exposure to bad buyout loans, which bankers call leveraged loans.