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I've never seen that guy's posts before, but doing a quick reading through the years, I like his thought process.
Although, he does waste a bit too much time trying to argue politics around here.
Funny, I'll argue all day over the lack of value of a penny stock, but see no benefit of arguing politics with people who aren't in my voting area anyway.
If its so easy, then why has Tom Y. been so wrong? I'm curious why Tom now just posts the charts without an analysis?
BTW, looks like I'm paying you $5.95 per post.
This is pretty funny actually.....To think, you still flat out refuse to admit I'm right, and yet you'll quote me.....and you actually think I'm paid for responses. If that was the case, wouldn't justa and I be posting back and forth to each other? Use your freakin' head for once.
This is like GME, but its a real company and no short squeeze.
I've got to say. Rarely have I seen a CEO recognize their mistake and correct so quickly. Maybe I was right about Thomas afterall. It's pretty rare for my spidey senses to mislead me.
Well, that was quick. Although so far, it has broken through, but then pulled back below $1.27.
A move above $1.50 would be a huge indicator that I would be shocked to see.
Would have been a great swing trade when it was .62
A short term breakout if it can get and stay above $1.27.
Still wondering what that jughead claiming he was shorting this was trying to accomplish?
Every one of these sucks....
A while back I went searching for a trustworthy lithium stock to buy. I didn't find one so settled on the ETF, $LIT. It did not work and I don't understand why?
I do know of several Chinese and Russian companies that have made deals to buy up rare earth mines in California. Not even sure why our government allows this. IF, the government truly sees this as the future, why are we not mining and hoarding??
It won't allow me to cut and paste it, and I don't want to screenshot my personal info. Sorry.
But one is 2016-'17 and the other is 2018-'23
BTW, looks like the deadline has passed for the more recent one....well actually both have now.
You all wanted some good news??....
Well, here ya go!...well it's not exactly good news for you all, but it is for Barbara and her husband.
One nuisance lawsuit company suing another. You have to wonder if an agreement between both parties was made?
Depends totally on the financing arrangements.
How did you do?? You quoted me.
There are two, depending on the date you bought. I've bought more than once.
Sooooo, didn't answer any of my questions....and ignores the "pumper" posters who attack anyone who says anything negative about the stock.
Lets look at this deductive logic equation....
stock does poorly....person following the stock points it out....another person comes along, NOT to discuss the stock, but to attack the poster who points it out.
It's like getting robbed, and being mad at the bystander for being there.
Actually, it's worse....it's like flaunting you have something worth stealing, then being robbed, THEN blames the bystander who tells you, you shouldn't have been waving around your wallet.
Yes. It's probably my fault you are a poor investor who won't listen to reason. Blaming me for it makes the most sense.
Looks like a lot of insiders received shares to dump over the next several months. This isn't going to help your share price. It does look like 21 cents is a relevant share price though....
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1175680.htm
One of the insiders...
I hope while you've been incarcerated you've had time to just read through posts from an objective seat.
You would have noticed how many inaccurate claims your buddy monroe made.
Perhaps you noticed your close friend Tom totally misinterpreting stock charts.
You may have also noted that exactly 1 month ago the stock was at .2271. Currently it is at .1690.
Therefore, in the time you've been away, the stock value has dropped by a tad over 25%.
Do any of these things strike you as ....well lets just say negative?
LOL....well don't ask me!
For a comparison, when I go to casinos I play craps. I have a system called the dooey-don't system. Very slow, very boring, highly successful.
But I play it from the side of the don'ts. I'm betting against the rollers. Every so often though, there is a dice roller just on fire. I have learned to just stop trying to beat those people and wait for them to pass the dice.
This is my current feelings about SCMI.
I might suggest you sell 1/3 of your position now though. Or should I say, I probably would.
When I was a younger trader, my strategy was always....
sell if I have a 30% profit....or a 15% loss. I only had to be right half as often this way.
However, as I got older and also, the changing of the stock market (I think things started changing when companies quit doing stock splits), my strategy changed with it, and I sell off my cost basis on the winners and let them ride...or sell them in thirds.
I did this with $SMCI until I really believed it was due for a pullback. The stock of the decade and I sold all of it too soon. I really have to take that stock off my screen. Driving me nuts.
Anyway, I've never been a bottom fisher and try not to ever buy at a top. I look to buy just as stocks break through a major resistance, and go for the meaty middle of the stock cycle. In my situation, I really don't need the home runs any more. More important to avoid any major mistakes. That's the problem with having a lot of money in the market. A correction gets magnified, which is why I keep leaking money over to annuities. Lock in those gains.
Although, if you read those prospectuses. They leave themselves a lot of outs in things go south.
There are insurance companies I see teetering on the edge of implosion, and only this ridiculous printing of money non stop from our government has saved them.
Not nearly enough people consider what inflation does to their nest egg.
I like to refer people back to the Milton Bradley game, The Game of Life. See what they considered to be wealthy in 1970.
Ð.....Is $PFE a buy here? Motley Fool thinks so. I'm down in it, (about 30%), but it does pay a 6% dividend, so I think I will double up my position to lower my avg share price.
Of course, $LLY is running like gang busters for me. This is why I dumped my $IBB. Trying to buy a pharma ETF is lunacy. One company goes up, another comes down.
You should be neither. This is one of those stocks you stop watching. It has become a forever stock, like some of the others in my portfolio.
LOL....first off, if we are going to converse, I'd appreciate you losing all the acronyms that I have to look up. I guess MSM is main street media??
I think if you are referring to the left media, (which tends to cover most of the media), then....well yes. If he keeps saying many of the things he does. I see Musk as a pretty polarizing guy, and I have known people like him in my past, and found the true geniuses think on a different level and rarely are willing to take the time to explain (think of Sheldon Cooper on Big Bang Theory).
I choose to just accept that I am not on that level, but these people do have flaws in that they rarely can think outside the box. My days as a competitive chess player has shown me you can beat these guys by playing away from the norm. I've had players concede to me before even I had realized where the game was going. (It makes for some interesting discussion after).
Anyway, I digress.....Do I think Tesla has competition?...of course. Tesla sees the concept, but doesn't understand the business model. He's a creator, not a capitalist. Just like Edison took down Tesla, I would imagine GM would do with this company....at least as far as the auto industry is concerned.
The wildcard of course is, what else can Musk create and can it be monetized?
FWIW, I do currently own stock in HYLN. I know the CEO and have listened to him discuss the future of the company. He has already learned to veer when necessary. Will HYLN be another TSLA? I wouldn't think so, but I like a CEO who knows when its time to alter your mindset. Much like the chess players I've dealt with in the past, I don't think Musk ever would. He thinks his way is the only way. Therefore....unless he discovers cold fusion, he's probably doomed this company to being outmaneuvered, or voted out as CEO ala Steven Jobs.
Did I answer your questions? Not sure.
I'm surprised to find I still own some. Looks like I bought in March of '21. It's paying close to 10% dividend and I'm up just in value minus dividend about 3%.
Support at $9.83 currently.
I already have. Problem with many of my shares is, I bought between the lawsuit dates. I'm not sure why they excluded the time in between.
Anyway, there are two separate claims
Can't help myself. I'm a sheepherder.....er...shepherd?? What's the difference between the two?
LOL.....just looked up that answer!...Not sure which one I am!
LOL....Followed up with another "cryptic" message.
If you have the decoder ring available for your posts, it might be helpful.
$TSLA was one of the short term trades I used to pay cash for my house. It doesn't pay a dividend so, unless the chart is showing a breakout, I see nothing wrong with buying/selling accordingly.
If Musk was alive at the turn of the 20th century, Edison would have had him committed.
For me, while there may be a decent chance for a short term rebound to $220 or so, considering it's current P/E, I'd rather wait and see. $199 would be a good long term breakout indicator though.
Musk keeps pissing off his target audience.
OK....guess I should have kept reading as you did follow up your post later.
I am both a short and long term trader, however, typically it takes a dividend to keep me in long term.
If you look at the 3 year chart on this stock only, you'd never want to own it.
I guess I don't have as much faith in this stock's future as you do, although, to be fair, there's no telling what Musk has planned for the future. Whatever Planet he is from, seems far more advanced than our own.
Not knocking your picks, but you're finding them at all time highs.
AAON up 15% last week. Their earning projections are very high, if it misses the next few quarters that's gonna hurt. They've also cut the dividend recently.
Same industry as LEN and WIRE.
$WIRE probably the most steady.
Had totally forgotten about that stock. Owned it many years ago. I think I sold it at $24. Now $245. Although that was probably 20 years ago.
Geez! He sure has! Selling them like this is a penny stock!
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1474735.htm
Yeah, I forgot about the tax hassle.
LOL....would have been a great recommendation a week earlier.
odd response
Here's a great stock idea. I've been selling off some of these stocks with plans to buy them back again....then forget.
$LEN.....Just raised their dividend and earnings projections look great. Last year I bought at $97 and sold at $120 with intentions of buying it back. It dropped back to $102, but I forgot about it. Now $153....since October!!
Man, I've sold some stocks I shouldn't have lately.
Mike Maddox is a great guy. Thrilled we have him back.
Astros are collecting old guys now....they decided to keep Bregman as well. Yordan Alvarez was an amazing find.
Only team I've ever seen handle cutting old guys are the Cardinals....but then again they have very astute fans. They certainly knew when to say goodbye to Pujols.
On the other hand you have the Angels, who seem to have no plan whatsoever...
From what I've seen, since George died, the kid just won't spend whatever it takes for players any more. And as I've been saying for years, Cashman is an idiot. Without an open checkbook, he's clueless how to build a team.
I can't figure out what Tampa keeps doing wrong, other than playing in a ridiculous circus tent of a ballpark that creates weird inconsistencies.
Bottom line, baseball contracts have made it nearly impossible to build a dynasty any more.....unless you spend like the Dodgers just did.....but that will bite them in the end. A team must now be built for a 3 year run at best, maybe 2. Then you just can't keep your talent together.
No....it's a BIG discount! Well maybe in the penny stock world its about right, but can you imagine say GOOG doing an offering at $100 while trading at $150?
Looks like CVM used them last year as well.
If I were a shareholder, I'd sure be looking closer at how the money is being used.
I own a bunch of XOM and COP, so probably have enough there.....was thinking, in the past that midstream production is typically a decent place to be so looked some up and found $MMLP which is a midstream ETF. Pretty steady chart and over 6% dividend. However, my 2 minutes is how much effort I've made in reviewing it.
You're a gambling man....maybe you should load up!
I was watching a TV show last night about the Titan...which was the Sub that was taking passengers down to look at the Titanic.....before it imploded.
Ironically, a lot of similarities between it and the Titanic, one being, both had the owner of the company on board because they were convinced it was 100% safe. Only difference being, the Owner of the Titanic got off the ship with the women and survived.
Very interesting stuff, but one thing got me thinking....it was $250k to take the trip on the Sub, per person....they claim this was in line with the price of First Class on the Titanic, but from my math, riding on the Titanic first class was more the equivalent of about $115k (pretty danged pricey).
Anyway, I digress.....my thought was on, how many millionaires now exist that would think $250k isn't too pricey for the ride. There are about 24.5 million millionaires in the U.S. alone! They say the number is skyrocketing! How soon before having a million dollars doesn't even become a measuring stick any more?
Very soon $10 million will be the new millionaire....and I mean SOON!
BTW, it takes about 17 million pesos to equal a million dollars....just wondering where we are headed.
If I'm not being clear....there is way too much money in the economy!!!
If you think you have enough to retire....refigure.,,,,just to be safe. Although, I think if you are over 75, you're probably safe. maybe.