SVTP stock pick thread.
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That's what I'm trying to figure out now. My exit plan. Seems like many people are saying amc can get to $100. I would love to max my profits but don't want to be too late either. I'm not sure what nakd could get to. Maybe $5?
I'm in it at 6000 shares now, I set a sell limit of $130 on 4k shares in case we get a spike like GLSI got on a positive trial and I miss it.
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Sold my AMC at a little over $14(+5 per share)yesterday morning, took a small loss on SNDL(about $100) thanks to the offering, still holding GME and NAKD(up on both.) Might look to buy back into AMC on Monday morning depending on if RH removes all restrictions this weekend.
Wouldn't be a bad pay day!!
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Nice. Either you got in early or you have some 000,000,'s in your bank account lol. Good luck!. I bought back into NAKD @ 1.46 yesterday, holding 67,000 shares now.
I sold off my NAKD, was in on that at .18
currently my biggest position is the NOVN (in at .62) this time around. Followed by 1000 IZEA thanks to Silver talon for that one. I set my sell limit at $100 for half of that in the event of a spike, the other half is set at $8. I'm back in ASCT, NVIV, CDIM and CTRM all for flipping positions, buy, set sell limits for 3/4 at 20%, rebuy after the drop and gain free shares, rinse and repeat. RIG was good for that as well November and December with its .20 to .30 fluctuations but now I see that on a steady incline as the world opens back up.
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OPTT 6 month chart is looking pretty nice. This pullback over the last few days was just what it needed. Gonna dig into the fundamentals of the company a little this weekend but just at a glance it is looking pretty good to buy in the high 3’s to low 4’s for a push above $7.
Robinhood’s 50-stock limit list (with SPACs) makes mass exodus likelier: Alpha Tactics
Jan. 30, 2021 2:24 PM ETGameStop Corp. (GME)By: Kim Khan, SA News Editor
It’s like a bizarro Nifty Fifty.
Robinhood (RBNHD) currently has an expanded list of 50 equities where buying shares and options contracts is limited (see full list below with recent performance). On the list, 35 are limited to one whole share (no fractional trading in these stocks) and 15 are limited to five.
And the limit isn’t per order or per day. If you already hold 1 share or contract of any of those 35, you can’t add any more, effectively taking them out of the trading pool for a huge number of Robinhood users.
As the company explains (italics Robinhood’s), “these are aggregate limits for each security and not per-order limits, and include shares and options contracts that you already hold.”
The list is the result of two days of what certainly appeared from the outside as ad-hoc decision-making when the enormity of the WallStreetBets short squeezes and gamma squeezes became clearer.
On Thursday, Robinhood limited trading in a batch of stocks in the Reddit crosshairs where investors couldn’t add to positions. They also closed out some at-risk positions due to “unprecedented volatility.”
On Friday, after raising $1B from investors and tapping credit lines for a further $500M overnight, Robinhood said it would reopen limited trading in the stocks, leading to after-hours gains in those issues.
The limits of no fractional trading and maximum amounts weren’t announced until Friday and the company was soon on the back foot as complaints increased. It also quickly moved to restrict margin trading in crypto after surge in Bitcoin (BTC-USD) sparked by Elon Musk.
Later Friday, further limits were imposed until most were down to one share and the list had expanded to 50.
Robinhood definitely wasn’t the only brokerage imposing limits.
Schwab (NYSE:SCHW) and TD Ameritrade, which it owns, imposed limits on short-squeeze stocks as early as Wednesday.
Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ:IBKR) also imposed limits, which its chairman defended.
Schwab later clarified in a statement that it did not halt the buying or selling of any stock, but did adjust margin requirements and put some limits on options like stopping selling of naked call options “in order to mitigate an unlimited risk situation.”
Other upstart platforms like Robinhood did halt trading in certain stocks.
Public issued a statement noting that around 11 a.m. ET Thursday its clearing firm Apex Clearing said they were halting GameStop, AMC and Koss, Public said it resumed trading in those shares by 2:30 p.m. when Apex removed the halt.
Webull Financial told The Wall Street Journal its halts were also due to Apex’s halt of those three stocks.
Where Robinhood diverges is not just that it was the only one to move back to more stringent limits on Friday. The limited universe expanded to stocks that don’t the fit the same criteria as the WSB stocks.
For investors in Starbucks, a $114B company with short interest at less than 1% of the float, the move looks arbitrary. If those investors thought the selloff in shares last week, after the company missed comps and lost a top exec to Wagreens, was overdone, there was no way to buy on the dip.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stressed in his TV appearances that the limits on Thursday were a preemptive move and there was no liquidity problem in the company. But the addition of shares like Starbucks, AMD, GM and SPACs raise questions.
And the company will be addressing problems from users who may never have heard of WallStreetBets, which could lead to big exodus.
Robinhood’s rivals are making the most of the opportunity, with Public waiving portfolio transfer fees. Webull has already seen a 16-fold increase in new trading accounts.
Inc. put it bluntly that Robinhood “destroyed its brand in less than a day.”
Read how the GameStop gamma-squeeze rally came about.
Jan. 30, 2021 2:24 PM ETGameStop Corp. (GME)By: Kim Khan, SA News Editor
It’s like a bizarro Nifty Fifty.
Robinhood (RBNHD) currently has an expanded list of 50 equities where buying shares and options contracts is limited (see full list below with recent performance). On the list, 35 are limited to one whole share (no fractional trading in these stocks) and 15 are limited to five.
And the limit isn’t per order or per day. If you already hold 1 share or contract of any of those 35, you can’t add any more, effectively taking them out of the trading pool for a huge number of Robinhood users.
As the company explains (italics Robinhood’s), “these are aggregate limits for each security and not per-order limits, and include shares and options contracts that you already hold.”
The list is the result of two days of what certainly appeared from the outside as ad-hoc decision-making when the enormity of the WallStreetBets short squeezes and gamma squeezes became clearer.
On Thursday, Robinhood limited trading in a batch of stocks in the Reddit crosshairs where investors couldn’t add to positions. They also closed out some at-risk positions due to “unprecedented volatility.”
On Friday, after raising $1B from investors and tapping credit lines for a further $500M overnight, Robinhood said it would reopen limited trading in the stocks, leading to after-hours gains in those issues.
The limits of no fractional trading and maximum amounts weren’t announced until Friday and the company was soon on the back foot as complaints increased. It also quickly moved to restrict margin trading in crypto after surge in Bitcoin (BTC-USD) sparked by Elon Musk.
Later Friday, further limits were imposed until most were down to one share and the list had expanded to 50.
Robinhood definitely wasn’t the only brokerage imposing limits.
Schwab (NYSE:SCHW) and TD Ameritrade, which it owns, imposed limits on short-squeeze stocks as early as Wednesday.
Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ:IBKR) also imposed limits, which its chairman defended.
Schwab later clarified in a statement that it did not halt the buying or selling of any stock, but did adjust margin requirements and put some limits on options like stopping selling of naked call options “in order to mitigate an unlimited risk situation.”
Other upstart platforms like Robinhood did halt trading in certain stocks.
Public issued a statement noting that around 11 a.m. ET Thursday its clearing firm Apex Clearing said they were halting GameStop, AMC and Koss, Public said it resumed trading in those shares by 2:30 p.m. when Apex removed the halt.
Webull Financial told The Wall Street Journal its halts were also due to Apex’s halt of those three stocks.
Where Robinhood diverges is not just that it was the only one to move back to more stringent limits on Friday. The limited universe expanded to stocks that don’t the fit the same criteria as the WSB stocks.
For investors in Starbucks, a $114B company with short interest at less than 1% of the float, the move looks arbitrary. If those investors thought the selloff in shares last week, after the company missed comps and lost a top exec to Wagreens, was overdone, there was no way to buy on the dip.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev stressed in his TV appearances that the limits on Thursday were a preemptive move and there was no liquidity problem in the company. But the addition of shares like Starbucks, AMD, GM and SPACs raise questions.
And the company will be addressing problems from users who may never have heard of WallStreetBets, which could lead to big exodus.
Robinhood’s rivals are making the most of the opportunity, with Public waiving portfolio transfer fees. Webull has already seen a 16-fold increase in new trading accounts.
Inc. put it bluntly that Robinhood “destroyed its brand in less than a day.”
Read how the GameStop gamma-squeeze rally came about.
Just saw a story about Pelosi buying up some Tesla stock.
Nancy Pelosi’s big Tesla stock buy raises ethics questions
Nancy Pelosi’s big Tesla stock buy raises ethics questions
Silver rush the horizon.
I’m curious why RH is getting all the hate, when others are doing sketch shit too. I had a buddy that uses etrade get halted and lose 4-5k because he couldn’t sell(while the stock price dropped). Then my TOS app would let me buy 1 GME, was $260 i think...just did it to see if it worked, but then i could either sell for $48 or buy another for 2k lol.
I guess my question is, did any good guys come out of this situation?
I guess my question is, did any good guys come out of this situation?
I agree. I use webull and it wouldn't let me buy a few times. Prob safe to say they all did it. I'm reading this week we will see amc gains. How much? No idea. I think a lot of people did well with gme. Of course not everyone. I think the question is how will the rich manipulate and control the next groups (amc, nok, nakd etc).
GME still isn’t over. I’ve heard AMC from $100-$250.
Just read in a couple places there’s going to be a massive buy of dogecoin on feb 4th to try and get it to a dollar
I thought about throwing 100 bucks at doge for shits
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I'm really hoping to punch out amc at 150. That will buy me 2 eth coins. It is such an amazing opportunity for someone who can't throw a bunch of money at stocks or crypto and make out really really well over the next 8 months. A lot of things need to come together right but good odds to turn $500 into nearly 100k. May never see this kind of opportunity again. Forget about the profits for those investing more. Life changing that's for sure. I saw webull was down for maintenance earlier. Wonder what they were or are up to...
Gonna be watching AMC in the morning for a dip buy and sitting on 20k doge coin just in case they decide to pump it to the moon. Still holding GME cause y not.
I’m a couple thousand in now at .048 YES PLEASE
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