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Turd post on dat board with one follower, lol
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I think I get ur meaning but maybe missing a word and one spelling error - maybe;
Lotta newbile werdz outt dare nowadaze.
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I think this most excellently said:
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I thought I could remember some "Poser" songs from back in da day
I was wrong, lol
But, the thought did occur to me that
Bashers are kinda like Posers
Or Posures, lol.. anyhow "all that negativity.."
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Nice!. Wish I had more time for this but luckily
I discovered I have enough money, lol..
Thanks for keepin' me in the loop
(.. sure Loop Insights as well MTRX.v, like that one ;)
Seriously, good service and good ideas here.
Not like some boards where they delete cha.
WankerZapped by weak ego'd fearful demigods or
Bashers - But at least they are HONEST ;)..
Thanks again, cheers!
Quietly kicking ass and taking names.
4Front Ventures Corp (FFNTF)
1.8 +0.15 (9.09%)
Volume: 3,407,926 @02/16/21 4:00:00 PM EST
Looking at
TILT
Hollister
4Front (I own)
Honestly the criteria you go by is almost the same as mine. The $100 Mil revenues or close is very big and profits in our Cannibus sector have been very elusive although some are getting close.
Here is a recent interview with SHWZ who I know you are very familiar with. This is only 11 minutes and well worth listening to. I have been buying and have mentioned many times. IMO it now merits an extra look and worth listening to. The float is #28 Mil with the total O/S 42 Mil.
INSIDER BUYS
ARCH Arch Resources
Patrick J Bartels Jr Director
Buy 3,000 shares @ $45.87
$137,610.00
2/12/2021
CURRENT $48.11
Good research, thanks!.
Snowfall crap now, c ya ;).
'It’s the toughest time in the restaurant industry ... in the last 30 or 40 years': Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson
In anticipation of restaurants opening
Chains, indoor dining
ETF pleasure, dining out
Foodservice delivery
Supplies and small wares
Restaurant centric companies i.e. Maitre D
Website "Open Table"
Bar service
5 Restaurant ETFs to Sink Your Teeth Into
By Todd Shriber
InvestorPlace
SEP 18, 2019 12:15PM EDT
There are dozens of upon dozens of industry exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the market today. These products range from the benign and prosaic, including aerospace and defense, biotechnology, and internet stocks, to the controversial (think casinos and cannabis, just to name a few) and everything in between.
What is interesting about the current lineup of industry ETFs is that there are no dedicated restaurant ETFs. Once upon a time, there were, but those funds didn’t gain traction with investors and went to the ETF graveyard, indicating that not will find receptive audiences.
ETFs or not, some restaurant stocks, broadly speaking, are soaring. McDonald’s (NYSE:) is one the best-performing names in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year. Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) recently hit record highs and Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:) has regained its growth story status.
Data support the restaurant stock these. About 56% of Americans go out to eat or have food delivered. By some estimates, a third of all Americans indulge in fast food every day. Yes, there’s plenty of controversy surrounding fast food companies, but there’s also ample credibility in the restaurant investment niche.
In lieu of dedicated funds, here are some pseudo restaurant ETFs to consider.
Invesco Dynamic Leisure and Entertainment ETF (PEJ)
Expense ratio: 0.63% per year, or $63 on a $10,000 investment.
The Invesco Dynamic Leisure and Entertainment ETF (NYSEARCA:) is a more than adequate replacement for a dedicated restaurant ETF. The fund holds 30 stocks, 11 of which are restaurant fare. That group includes the aforementioned Chipotle, McDonald’s, and Starbucks as well as several other fast food and fast-casual names.
PEJ follows the Dynamic Leisure & Entertainment Intellidex Index and that benchmark “is designed to provide capital appreciation by thoroughly evaluating companies based on a variety of investment merit criteria, including: price momentum, earnings momentum, quality, management action, and value.”
What that means is that PEJ status as a restaurant ETF is fluid. Potentially, there will be times when the fund holds more than restaurant stocks than it currently does and times when its restaurant exposure is than it is today.
Invesco Dynamic Food & Beverage ETF (PBJ)
Expense ratio: 0.63%
The Invesco Dynamic Food & Beverage ETF (NYSEARCA:) is very similar to the aforementioned PEJ. However, PBJ is a little bit less of a restaurant ETF. Both ETF follows the same index methodology, but PBJ has a significantly larger tilt to the consumer staples sector.
That said, PBJ does allocate over a quarter of its weight to consumer discretionary stocks, the sector where restaurant names reside. As such, six of the fund’s seven consumer cyclical holdings are dining out names, giving PBJ some chops as a restaurant ETF.
Restaurant stocks in this fund include Chipotle, McDonald’s and Starbucks as well as Yum! Brands (NYSE:), among others.
Global X Millennials Thematic ETF (MILN)
Expense ratio: 0.50%
Due to the dearth of true restaurant ETFs, some stretching is necessary here. The GlobalX Millennials Thematic ETF (NASDAQ:) is a stretch as restaurant ETF as just 5.30% of its weight is allocated to the industry and about 60% of that exposure is devoted to a single stock — Starbucks — but there are some other reasons to consider MILN.
MILN touches a broad range of sectors and themes that millennials are driving, including “social media and entertainment, food and dining, clothing and apparel, health and fitness, travel and mobility, education and employment, housing and home goods, and financial services."
MILN may not be the restaurant ETF some investors are hoping for, but it is a nifty, tactical play on a that’s growing its wealth and spending power. Plus, MILN is up 29% year-to-date. That’s pretty impressive.
Invesco S&P SmallCap Consumer Discretionary ETF (PSCD)
Expense ratio: 0.29%
In terms of number components, the Invesco S&P SmallCap Consumer Discretionary ETF (NASDAQ: ) is a realistic alternative to a true restaurant ETF. More than 10 of PSCD’s 97 holdings are restaurant stocks, reflecting the small-cap status of many of dining names.
Perhaps surprisingly, PSCD’s allocations to growth and value stocks are nearly even. That’s noteworthy because the consumer discretionary sector is usually seen as a growth destination. Add in the small-cap overlay, and that growth profile is often enhanced.
There are some risks with PSCD. It’s usually more volatile than a traditional, broad-based small-cap ETF. Second, because it’s a small-cap fund, Amazon.com (NASDAQ:), the king of large-cap consumer cyclical stocks, doesn’t reside in this fund, creating a performance gap relative to large-cap competitors.
Principal Millennials Index ETF (GENY)
Expense ratio: 0.45%
Another millennials fund and another stretch to restaurant ETF reality, but the Principal Millennials Index ETF (NASDAQ:) holds a few restaurant stocks and is cheaper than its aforementioned rival.
“They [Millennials] communicate heavily on social media platforms, consume hours of digital content per day, are physically very mobile, prefer to shop online rather than in stores, tend to be more health-focused than members of other generations and prefer experiences over physical goods,” says.
The experiential element of millennial proclivities could bode well for restaurant shares going forward and GENY has more of a global kicker than the rival millennials ETF. GENY, which follows the Nasdaq Global Millennial Opportunity Index, allocates about half its weight to ex-US stocks while MILN mainly a domestic fund.
“We believe that the companies that effectively cater to Millennials’ predilections will penetrate a consumer base of 90-million strong and therefore are more likely to outperform the broad market over the long term,” according to.
7 years I've held that POS and still don't know what they do, lol..
In anticipation of restaurants opening
Chains, indoor dining
ETF pleasure, dining out
Foodservice delivery
Supplies and small wares
Restaurant centric companies i.e. Maitre D
Website "Open Table"
Bar service
I don't know what has taken me so long, but I need to inject a little discipline into my trading model.
Every morning and that usually means around 5:00 am PST, I need to review the chart of every single one of my stock positions.
IF the chart is currently showing RSI(14) 80 or higher, I need to trade around my position. It does not have to be a set percentage. It can be any number as long as it is done!
I currently have 7,500 shares of Harvest Health. Looking at the chart, the second and third week of January, and the second week of February probably had days of RSI(14) 80 or higher.
I would take, say 1,500 shares and sell. And then look for a reentry point (under RSI(14) 70). Only this time, I would either pick up more shares or pocket some cash and replace the same number that I sold.
Tuesday morning, as an exercise, I am going to share the numbers before markets open 6:30 am PST.
JohnCM
January 5th Jushi
$6.00 to $5.20. A drop of 14%
Quote:
Jushi Holdings Inc. Announces Pricing of Offering of Subordinate Voting Shares
Current Columbia Health $7.65
minus 15%
= $6.50 BUY BUY BUY
This is probably too aggressive.
Set limit purchase order at 5 trading day low of $6.79
ASK $8.18!!!
Thanks. I like that idea of transferring shares to someone who will trade them but then why have a regulator doing suspensions, lol.
Hey, is that California or Canada?
Holding 4 stocks as of today 1)SHWZ 2)HITIF 3)LHSIF 4)HRVSF
Opps also a few BLOZF
Added 10k today. SHWZ is a sleeper and will run hard very soon.
LHSIF will convert to AYRWF. This will become HITIF
If you hold the Canadian issue they will not allow you to convert to OTC?
Champignon has been cease traded for a couple of months in CA, but trades nicely here. Your broker may simply want nothing to do with it. I would call and talk to a couple of reps. Or you could open a free brokerage account with someone else more flexible.
I don't understand why you cannot trade this security.
That's correct and thank you very much
For that dd which gives an ever so hopeful
Nod to my dilemma. Well done sir, thanks again;
if and when we decide to achieve full reporting status
No, it came to life after many years
Maybe they have enough money to file now, lol.
Called my broker
One hour wait "would you like to leave a call back request"
Did, missed the call ;)
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Yes, can't sell em..
Tricks? Do you hold OTC shares?
A POS Piece Of Shit dead money CTO Cease Trade Order since 2014 came alive on the OTC Over The Counter where it never was suspended but unfortunately not in CDA Canada. I'd like to trade them in for the good US United States ones; any tricks? ;).
NOHO Piece Of Shit
Thanks ;).
INVESTOPEDIA
TRADING SKILLS & ESSENTIALS TRADING INSTRUMENTS
By JAMES CHEN
Feb 4, 2020
What is a Warrant?
Warrants are a derivative that give the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a security—most commonly an equity—at a certain price before expiration. The price at which the underlying security can be bought or sold is referred to as the exercise price or strike price. An American warrant can be exercised at any time on or before the expiration date, while European warrants can only be exercised on the expiration date. Warrants that give the right to buy a security are known as call warrants; those that give the right to sell a security are known as put warrants.
How a Warrant Works
Warrants are in many ways similar to options, but a few key differences distinguish them. Warrants are generally issued by the company itself, not a third party, and they are traded over-the-counter more often than on an exchange. Investors cannot write warrants like they can options.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Naked warrants are issued on their own, without accompanying bonds or preferred stock.
There are a variety of warrants such as traditional, naked, wedded, and covered.
Investors may find trading warrants to be a complex endeavor.
Unlike options, warrants are dilutive. When an investor exercises their warrant, they receive newly issued stock, rather than already-outstanding stock. Warrants tend to have much longer periods between issue and expiration than options, of years rather than months.
Warrants do not pay dividends or come with voting rights. Investors are attracted to warrants as a means of leveraging their positions in a security, hedging against downside (for example, by combining a put warrant with a long position in the underlying stock) or exploiting arbitrage opportunities.
Warrants are no longer common in the United States but are heavily traded in Hong Kong, Germany, and other countries.
Types Of Warrants
Traditional warrants are issued in conjunction with bonds, which in turn are called warrant-linked bonds, as a sweetener that allows the issuer to offer a lower coupon rate. These warrants are often detachable, meaning that they can be separated from the bond and sold on the secondary markets before expiration. A detachable warrant can also be issued in conjunction with preferred stock.
Wedded or wedding warrants are not detachable, and the investor must surrender the bond or preferred stock the warrant is "wedded" to in order to exercise it.
Covered warrants are issued by financial institutions rather than companies, so no new stock is issued when covered warrants are exercised. Rather, the warrants are "covered" in that the issuing institution already owns the underlying shares or can somehow acquire them. The underlying securities are not limited to equity, as with other types of warrants, but may be currencies, commodities or any number of other financial instruments.
Special Considerations
Trading and finding information on warrants can be difficult and time-consuming as most warrants are not listed on major exchanges, and data on warrant issues is not readily available for free. When a warrant is listed on an exchange, its ticker symbol will often be the symbol of the company's common stock with a W added to the end. For example, Abeona Therapeutics Inc's (ABEO) warrants were listed on Nasdaq under the symbol ABEOW.1? In other cases, a Z will be added, or a letter denoting the specific issue (A, B, C…).
Warrants generally trade at a premium, which is subject to time decay as the expiration date nears. As with options, warrants can be priced using the Black Scholes model.
Related Terms
Naked Warrant
A naked warrant allows the holder to buy or sell an underlying security, but unlike a normal warrant, is not attached to a bond or preferred stock.
Put Warrant
A put warrant is a type of security that gives the holder the right to sell an underlying asset for a specified price on or before a preset date.
Warrant Coverage Definition
Warrant coverage is an agreement between company and shareholders to issue warrants equal to a percentage of the dollar amount of investments. more
Call Warrant
A call warrant is a financial instrument that gives the holder the right to buy underlying shares at a specific price on or before a specified date.
Ex-Warrant Definition and Example
When a security is ex-warrant, the buyer of that security is not entitled to attached warrants. They purchase the primary security, but not the warrants.
How a Put Works
A put option gives the holder the right to sell a certain amount of an underlying at a set price before the contract expires, but does not oblige him or her to do so.
No abbreviations please?
Nice - good luck!. Hey, do you have some advice?..
A POS dead money CTO since 2014 came alive on the OTC where it never was suspended but unfortunately not in CDA. I'd like to trade them in for the good US ones; any tricks? ;).
NOHO
I ballooned from 5 holdings to 10.
Bought back HEXO, 4Front and TPCO Holding Co
Added Ford!!
So many stocks so little time..
Aurora is over $17.00 pre-market.
I understand Aurora reports Thursday after the market closes.
I have hated Aurora for a long while, and justifiably so.
Taking a look at their last quarter, it appeared that they may be finally rounding the corner. Becoming LEGIT.
If this upcoming report is good, may see a pop to $15.00.
Buy a few shares tomorrow afternoon??
;), brought me back.. "drop acid not bombs", lol.
Well, that was a trip. Malcome X and Bruce Lee. Can't DUB BEAT that.
$KNDI We Are Kandi
Awesome, going to bookmark this thanks!
Off to work mon ;)
Fantastic!
21st century dub in the roots tradition
Traditional dub has survived and some of the originators of dub such as Lee "Scratch" Perry and Mad Professor continue to produce new material. New artists continue to preserve the traditional dub sound, some with slight modifications but with a primary focus on reproducing the original characteristics of the sound in a live environment. Some of those artists include Dubblestandart from Vienna, Austria (who recorded the album "Return from Planet Dub" in collaboration with, and performs live with, Lee Scratch Perry), Liquid Stranger from Sweden, New York City artists including Ticklah, also known as Victor Axelrod, Victor Rice, Easy Star All-Stars, Dub Trio (who have recorded and performed live with Mike Patton, and are currently touring as the backing band for Matisyahu), Subatomic Sound System (who have remixed material by Lee Scratch Perry and Ari Up), Dub is a Weapon, King Django, Dr. Israel, Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad from Rochester, New York, Heavyweight Dub Champion from San Francisco and Colorado, Gaudi, Ott from the UK who has released several influential albums through Twisted Records, Boom One Sound System and Dubsmith from the Boom One Records label, Future Pigeon from Los Angeles, German artists like Disrupt and Rootah from the Jahtari label, Twilight Circus from the Netherlands, Moonlight Dub Experiment from Costa Rica and Stand High Patrol from France. More eclectic use of dub techniques are apparent in the work of BudNubac, which mixes Cuban bigband with dub techniques. Modern dub producer Ryan Moore has received critical acclaim for his Twilight Circus project.
Easy Star All-Stars, did whole album - all good!:
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=dub+allstars+pink+floyd
Thanks, luv da dub especially
When in da tub ;)..
Good tune. Who is this?
Check out Bob Marley Dub Vol. 1 produced by the Professor.
You got it Toyota!
Thanks Mang!.
(.. most of these daze on da bhoe ;).
This guy sails round da Atlantic doin' just that - pretty well.
WAITING ON A TICKER.
Who is going to check on OTC Markets every day performing the company name search?
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