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Ah, look at you, using my ladder system, MS. And me not earning any interest on any crypto for half a year. Just getting the capital appreciation as they sit at Uphold. Amazing how fortunes have changed. Wish I had replenished my supply of everything I lost while it was still cheap. I would have some BAT now and be up there, too. Happy to see XRP has overtaken it; that takes some of the sting out of my missing out on the big move there. When I first got BAT (last year, I think), it was priced around 18 cents, as was XRP at the same time. Was getting very annoyed. But, of course, instead of getting annoyed, I should have just been getting more XRP. Duh!
You see Uphold added three more coins? GRT, REN, and SNX. Two green, one red today. Thought about getting some of the one that was down, just because it was down (REN). I hate chasing new listing pumps; don’t want to be a FOMO MoFo. Not that I regret getting any of their recent additions; not DOT, not UNI, and certainly not SOL. Not even Doge, which broke away from the 5 cent handle and got over 7 cents. Everything has been up during this season.
As for Nexo, kind of wish I had just gone over there to pick up their coin, if nothing else, way back when you started talking about them. Seems like that was a no-brainer play in retrospect. Easier than BAT, or even BNB.
Sorry, I was domestically focused when discussing Uphold and how to connect to them. Was not thinking internationally. I was under the impression that if you were outside the U.S., you had plenty of options to trade XRP besides Uphold, perhaps even better ones.
As for the info about the Reg D change last year, you’re welcome. Sounds like you now know more about it than I do.
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While you cannot connect brokerage accounts to Uphold, you can link bank accounts, checking or savings. (Note that savings accounts have transfer-per-month limits by law, although I think I saw an offer from one bank to waive that; not sure why—or how they were doing that.)
If you transfer money from a bank account at a $500/day limit, you should probably just transfer that to USD or a supposedly stable coin. (There was no fee for UPUSD for instance. You transfer a dollar, you get a dollar of UPUSD.) Myself I never used a credit card with Uphold, but I am sure you could use one to fund a digital USD “card” (as Uphold used to call it on the original website; now they might call it an account or a wallet when you use the app). You can buy your XRP (or dozens of other cryptos, tokens, foreign currencies, etc.) from that USD account. Then if say you were watching XRP this morning when it got to $1.50 and wanted to book some gains (mind you, there will be a spread, so maybe you would have been selling at $1.47), you could have done that immediately, shifting the money back into USD to await your next brilliant move.
I suppose technically each of my “cards” with Uphold are wallets and they all have a unique wallet address, but I would just need to know the USD address, if that, to move dollars from Uphold back to my bank. (How long that would take—a week, a month—I do not know; haven’t tried it.) If I want to move XRP to ... oh, maybe Nexo (like I should have done a year ago), of course I will need to know that address, too.
You bitched a little bit?!? That's hilarious, G-man. : - )
Despite having good reason to question whether Uphold has had my best financial interests at heart over the last couple of years (they were partnered with Cred for “staking” your crypto), they ARE one of the few to allow trades in XRP throughout the continuing SEC drama, while most others wimped out.
If you choose Uphold, before you go to their site, take a picture of your Driver License front and back and then a picture of yourself holding the DL up to your face. If their chat is still responsive, you can start a conversation and have them walk you through sign-up.
I never used credit cards with them; I gave them a savings account number to do transfers. (And then when I found out banks only let you do six transfers a month from savings, I added another account, and then finally broke down and gave the checking account info that I could have just given them at the beginning.) I was supposed to eventually be able to transfer more than $500 a day, but never exceeded that; never qualified, I guess. (That is a lot of daily reminders to log-on over the course of many months, more than a year, in fact. XRP was kind enough to languish between 30-something and 40-something for most of that time; and I even got some at 18 cents.) If you do go with daily bank transfers, it might be easier to just transfer USD and then move the money into XRP later. Find a good time of day for dip-buying. No commission and no fee of course means there is a spread. Some people find that annoying, but “six in one, half dozen the other.”*
I have no anecdotes good or bad regarding money transfers back to me. Plan was to do that every two weeks, once I had those bi-monthly CredEarn programs set up and earning enough interest. So much for that. I have only sold once; took some Cardano off the table to play with house money. Uphold has added many coins in the last two years, so I have about 15 cryptos making up 25% of my holdings; the other 75% is XRP (thanks to the recent rise; hooray and darnitIwishIhadgotmore).
* (“Tell that to the captain’s mother...”)
Glad my 2.59 sell order expired last week. Now what? Cross 3 again tomorrow and don't look back? Have to get up early and see if I dare go for a ten-bagger here. That would be over 3.50.
Not selling all my shares, of course. I would hate to be empty-handed if and when we get an uplist and the ability to trade options.
Usually selling options works better than buying them. True, the biggest home runs in options come from buying calls or puts just before a big move in the your direction. My biggest option gains have usually been from puts on the Dow (think last year or 2008), but those 20-baggers are so few and far between, while so many options expire worthless. I still take a flyer once and a while, and justify it by calling it a hedge (or a pre-hedge), but now the bulk of my option action is in selling them. PLTR does not pay a dividend, so how else am I going to squeeze a nice percentage out of it on a regular basis? (CD's certainly are not keeping up with inflation.)
The trick is to relax and not chase if you sell too early--or too cheap, as I put it. Most stuff comes back. Most rallies fade. So, even if you got assigned and your shares got called away, you usually will have another shot at a strike lower than where you executed. In January, sure I was regretting "selling cheap" when I had shares called away at 28.50 and 29.50, but... look at that, I was able to get back in lower. I even risked my last hundred shares by selling a 46 when the rally took us past 40 on the way to 45. The expiration date was February 19. Needless to say, when that option expired, I happily pocketed the premium (which was one of the juiciest I have ever collected, over 4 bucks.) That is where, instead of getting caught up in FOMO, you use it to your benefit.
I must admit it has been hard, seeing mostly down days for the last month and a half (with a few two-day rallies thrown in just to keep us honest). Right now, I have all but 100 of my shares at risk, currently covering call options I have sold. I feel pretty safe that most of those shares will still be mine once the options expire, although the 24.5 that expires next week is certainly up for grabs. If we tank at the beginning of the week, I will probably sell another cash covered put. (Question is do I go for a short expiration window, or take advantage of laddering and go for the bigger premium that three more weeks will give me?)
LBA up 160% for month; not sure why. I mean, why would a coin associated with a company going through bankruptcy be up? Is it as simple as, you can still trade it, so it can still trade in either direction?
Or is there some good news coming? Did Cred find some bitcoin in a broom closet that they had not previously checked? Might I actually get back more than 40 cents on the dollar? I am really trying not to set myself up for disappointment. Not expecting more than 20 cents once all the lawyers and accountants take their cut. (And girding my loins for 5 cents. That is going hurt!)
Sad thing is, if they had just held out a little longer, they might have been able to keep this Ponzi scheme going indefinitely, what with so much of crypto mooning since they filed Chapter 11. I mean, BTC up 500% since then. You could have been faking it before and now making it. Right? They had 136 million in liabilites as of November 7 and 67.8 million in assets. If half that 67.8 million in assets had been bitcoin, they could easily cover the 136 now and have money left over. Heck, if a third was bitcoin, that would just about cover it.
Got the head fake, but not the option after all. Took a shot at a 24 under a dime. Did not get there before we swung back down. Oh, well, I have a call expiring next Friday. Indeed I have multiple options this month every week for the next three. I guess I should look at April 30 for maybe a cash covered put and actually get the time benefit from laddering. Duh!
Every time shorts need this to go down juuuuust a couple more days in a row to really score big, it goes up and burns through precious time value on those put options. And then starts going down again. Should be green tomorrow as well, or at least not down as much as it was up today. Glad I have some shares un-encumbered by options.
We are between 23 and 24. Regardless of AH/PM, might make a head fake either way to start the day. If so, I may play the 23 or 23.5 strike the other way for a day trade. (As if I do not have enough action already on this one.)
Do not know about the rest of you folks, but I, for one, am ready for the next squeeze. Seriously. Enough already.
Uniswap now listed on another exchange/wallet/trading platform:Uphold
Upon further review, E*trade costs more than TDAmeritrade when selling a micro cap. Not sure where the extra six bucks is coming from, but I will account for it when pricing my exits in the future. As for entering new positions in a stinky pinky, if I cannot do it with Fidelity, I am not doing it. Not now with whatever is going on with the SEC.
I am playing with house money here. Sold most at a 50% gain about a week before trading halted. Now the shares are a fraction of what I paid for them. Free shares, not worth selling down here. They may sit in an account for a year or more.
OK, which idiot bought Doge instead of this on Sunday?
Oh, yeah... : - }
You needed your XRP by December 12 2020 to participate in Flare's airdrop. If you bought the XRP after 12/12/20, somebody else (maybe the person who sold you the XRP) got the Spark tokens. (Or will get the Spark... eventually... some time. Still waiting patiently here.)
Not sure what all the whining is about here. Closed out my flipping shares at the open. Gain of 29.8% for 5 days (including the weekend); that's not bad. And I hold a core that includes some shares bought below 5 bucks. (Don't I wish I had bought more last week when it was cheap?)
And I agree, this is a way to follow the big coin without worrying about exchanges or wallets and extra usernames and passwords (let alone passphrases). It's a way to play cryptos tax-free without setting up a self-directed IRA. (BTW, anyone here done that? I am curious as how best to do that.) And Fidelity charged me nothing on the way in and a grand total of a penny on the way out.
I also understand wanting to "hold" BTC and other specific digital assets. (Especially with the alt season we are having.) I use SLV to trade, but that is not the silver I hold.
They are settling for a mere 5 bags? I guess if they have been holding for a year, that is a good return. Looking at the three-year chart, there have been more than a few opportunities for ten bags, including in the last year. My first lot from over two years ago is in that enviable position. (What's left of those shares, that is; wish I had held on to them a little longer--or bought more on the dips.) As it is, my dip and flip shares from last week are up a modest 25%. Can I patiently hold out for 33.3%?
I will take a couple more down days and then... let the next squeeze begin!
As for averaging in, averaging down, I would not try it every 5% with this one, not when it could drop another 10% easily. If it does, I will be looking to sell a cash covered put.
Leaving iHub to spend more time on Twitter? Ouch! Now THAT is an indictment.
Can't say I will follow you there. (I don't follow anyone there.) But if someone else does and wants to post a link here... I am a sucker for click bait. Hell, I will even watch a video on YouTube if I can't find it anywhere else.
GLTU... and Gooooo Hawk!
PS Did uber and DD gobble up all the 80's before I could get my 79's? Oh, well, the day is still young... and so is the week (for a little while longer).
Just to be clear about how much Spark you are getting from the drop on December 12, 2020: The ratio is 1.0073:1*, so for each XRP you had that participated in the drop, you will get a Spark token plus a fraction more, that being the 0.0073. That works out to 10073 Spark (eventually... beginning in May, we hope) for every 10k XRP you had.
To add to the confusion, we keep referring to the Spark token as Flare (understandable if it is abbreviated FLR, and the Network that provides it IS called the Flare network). I try to call it Spark to distinguish between the token and the Network. Not sure what the name of the next thing that drops will be. And, again, not sure if it drops to my XRP, or to my yet to be accessible FLR.
*according to Crypto Eri, and I believe others have confirmed this. If Flare Networks CEO Hugo Philion says so, too, I guess that should be good enough for me.
Yikes, took a peak at my crypto holdings and everything down big for the day (whenever that day began), EXCEPT for XRP. Will wonders never cease. (Was just checking to see if I could take some Nano off the table, but no such luck. Holding out for a ten-bagger; will have to hold longer now.)
A lot of talk about the Spark price, but which drop is next and where does it go? Is it to XRP holders directly or do you just have to have Spark? Not that I actually have any of the 1.0073:1 FLR yet.
I got a starter in NSAV, FOMO MOFO that I am, last week. I put in some orders on INTV, too. Thinking they might be too high a price for the open in ten minutes.
Happy at least one coin is on discount during this alt coin rally. Missed the boat on BNB, but of course that was because I never got around to setting up with Binance; not available through Uphold. I am glad Uphold added Cardano last year. Been better than a 5-bagger since then. Sold enough this morning to be playing with house money; even covers what I am losing to the Cred bankruptcy. Wish I could have done that with XRP during the run to the Flare drop, but Cred took a much larger percentage of my XRP. I need the moonshot here in No-Brainer Global Use Case Land before I sell any XRP.
Do I wish XRP was a ten-bagger from where I bought my cheapest lot? Sure, but none of a dozen or so cryptos I am into have done that.* Yet. Nano is getting close, but then I bought 300 times as much XRP as I did Nano. I feel I need a 7000% return before I can sell any of my XRP, thanks to CredEarn going Cred-bust. Otherwise I could have sold as much as half my XRP the night we went over 90 cents; I was still awake when that happened. I would have been happy to have a profit and be playing with house money. But then why didn’t I buy more when this panic-dropped below 30 cents? Could have flipped that when it went back over 60 cents. Face it, we all wish we had bought more [fill in the blank] during the last crypto downer. I was waiting for Compound (another new offering from Uphold) to drop below 200 before getting in... oops! But glad I got some Dot when it paused near $17. Everyone has a story or two like that.
As for the current XRP price... do we really think it should be higher? If only... what? We were past the latest SEC FUD. But just think, eventually, that WILL be in the past. So... I am not giving out any investment advice here... and I am not buying over 50 cents when that would raise my average (and I could have lowered my average just last month, darn it), but... for someone itching for a crypto starting point, but doesn’t want to put all their eggs in one $57,000 basket... these depressed prices might provide the most golden of opportunities. If indeed we SHOULD be higher.
*OK, not a cryptocurrency per se, but the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust has been more than a 10-bagger for me since December 2018, but I sold half of that when it was a mere double. Ouch.
Thanks for NOT waking me at 95 cents. Woke up to about a dollar ten instead. Was able to sell a fraction for an overall profit and let most of the house chips ride.
Hmm... maybe I should have looked here first. (I have been itching to sell something into this alt coin rally and while Cardano is now better than a 5-bagger for me, Nano is getting close to being a ten-bagger. Of course I got into Nano sooner because Uphold offered it before it made Cardano available last year. Oh, well...)
Anyway, it sure sounds like a lot of good things are coming to push ADA even higher, and that’s OK; that means I am not in a hurry to sell any more.
Congrats to everyone seeing double or triple digits in front of that green percentage sign.
Did the Boogeyman from Budapest sell everything yet? Want to know when it is safe to get back in the water after all the pre-IPO peeps sell what they want to sell. I would think at this price, they might want to hold on to some of their positions (with one notable exception referenced above) for higher prices. This was in the 40’s not that long ago. With less selling pressure, I would think another 33% gain from here could happen in short order.
Six painful down days followed by a decent up day. Was that the old Buy the Rumor, Sell the Fact, but in reverse, since the rumor was negative (see above), not positive?
So what’s next? Cooler, more disciplined investors prevail... or more blood in the streets?
A penny would be an amazing 100-bagger considering where APYP had been for most of the last two years. Even looking back 5 years, we now appear to be in uncharted waters. Congrats to all the strong holders.
Curious to see what effect the news of tomorrow will have.
Cleared the FOMO prices of two months ago and then some. Up 50% from there. Heck yeah, AppYea! Will be playing with house money soon. (Now if only I had bought more chips when they were on sale last month...)
Two coins/tokens are close in price to XRP. Both in the fifty cent range. They are XLM and BAT. The other day they moved in tandem; when XRP was down 4%, BAT and XLM were both down 8%. They are up right now, but XRP still sliding. Probably because the focus is on the lawsuit being dragged out if there is going to be a poison pill in any settlement.
Might try to buy more if there is a big dip. (Hang in there, Uphold! We appreciate being able to both buy and sell this. We are grown-ups, capable of weighing risks and making decisions; don't need no nanny.)
I thought we qualified for uplisting last year. Took battling tooth and nail to stay at a penny or better for a month last year, but I thought we did that. If we need to do it again, I think it will be easier this time around. We will not need end-of-day paint jobs. Of course we might have a little dilution FUD to deal with first, but then it should be clear sailing.
Just in case there is a drop below the penny line, I am ready with my low bids.
Looks like every coin double dropped this morning. I don’t know why that happened, but this one has come back the strongest, up 10%. Come to think of it, I do not know why that is happening, either. Who knows with cryptos. (Hmm... should that be a hashtag?)
Guess I have to add ChainLink to the list of coins that have recovered nicely. It has rebounded and then some as well. And Bitcoin Cash, too. But not Cardano... darn it.
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Thanks, Alpha; gratifying whenever someone gets my jokes. Got a thumbs up from zardiw, too. So now I guess it might be time for a new one. Still applies to our situation of course, but I read the news today (oh, boy), so might be time to change it up. I will think of something.
Perhaps I should be more gratified that you read all the way to the bottom. That is one of my longer posts. (They get that way if you end up arguing with yourself.)
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Meanwhile, gooooo XRP! And positive vibes and well wishes to all the crypto enthusiasts in Japan. Earthquake not far from where that one ten years ago happened, but they say no tsunami this time (or nuclear meltdown). So... that’s good.
Which securities are you talking about, MS? You don’t mean XRP. XRP is now a cryptocurrency, not a security. Isn’t that the SEC case? That Ripple misrepresented itself or XRP some time in the past. That XRP appeared to be one thing before and is clearly something else now. Hence the case for fraud or whatever. OK, since logic seldom prevails these days, I will set aside the semantic gymnastics for now. I’m not a lawyer anyway, on either side of the case. Let’s look at what that hypothetical settlement means:
SEC and Ripple settle. They settle under this policy. Ooh, scary policy; surely that will drive down the price of XRP, even though it is still NOT a share in the company called Ripple and won’t be as a result of the settlement. But, oh, no, the settlement policy won’t let them do what Kick did. Which was what? Sell more kick coins, or whatever they were called? So, Ripple, who owns a lot of XRP already in the market, and has the other half locked up in 50+ escrow accounts OUT of the market... um... what, exactly? Will not be able to sell any more XRP? Won’t be able to participate in... what’s the word I am looking for? That thing that certain FUD-sters cried at the end of every month as the first day of the next month drew near... DILUTION! Ripple won’t be able to dilute any more. Ripple won’t be able to sell XRP into the market, thus putting downward pressure on the price. Oh, no! Heavens to Betsy! What will happen to the price of XRP if there is only 50 billion XRP in existence, instead of 100 billion (you know, eventually, twenty years from now at the pace they have actually been releasing XRP)?
Am I reading this wrong? It would be one thing if there was too little XRP in the market to provide liquidity, etc., for the ODL and all that, if Ripple had just gotten started and had not yet done all the groundwork so far to build things out, but that is not the situation, is it? A lot of networking has been done and nearly half of a whole lot of XRP is out there already.
Counterpoint to my own point: Since they haven’t settled YET, Ripple is not prohibited from selling what XRP they have now (about 6 billion?) to prepare a rainy day fund to cover the cost of a fine. Additionally, they could release and sell all 1 billion XRP (actually, it may only be half a billion: didn’t they change that?) that will be available at the first of the month, and do that again every month until the case is settled, or otherwise ends. But how likely is any of that?
Note: Such dilution would be to the tune of 2% at the most at the beginning, and would be less every time thereafter. Penny stock holders WISH they could say that about their tickers when they get diluted.
What the bleeping heck goosed this one today? Figures...every ticker I sold for a tax loss on New Year’s Eve has had some unexpected pop this year in this crazy OTC season. Happened on ink double-you, too.
I have a few shares left, but dang. Still a loss if I exit here. At least with the other tickers, I have more than made up for the losses with the crazy gains this year. Funny thing is, I had an order in to sell at less than this price, so how come I did not execute? Maybe the little paint job was just under my share count. Although I don’t think I set it at All-or-None, which I probably should. Brokers are killing me with commission.
Plus I just noticed another 6 dollars in cost on top of the commission that they don’t warn you about. What is up with that? Thought TDA was bad, but E*Trade now worse. (With Fidelity it only costs a penny to sell, but they do not let you buy everything and anything, like E-Trade does.). This extra cost I am noticing is only on the pennies, by the way. They are making us pay for giving us zero commission on blue chips.
There you go; now you have it, Uber. I know you meant to say SNDD has 1.3 billion shares; that is Billion with a B. But what you wrote out was 1,323,602,043 billion. That would be one quintillion, three hundred and twenty-three quadrillion, six hundred and two trillion, and forty-three billion. That is a lot of shares, even in the OTC.
Just having a little fun with your punctuation there. Having fun on a fun (up) day. Imagine you wrote out a million in numerical form and then added the word million after that number, as in, 1,000,000 million. That would not be a million; that would be a trillion.*
I am just looking out for you, ud, I did not want somebody to come back later and accuse you of spreading misinformation about the number of outstanding shares. Just a little bit of constructive fact-checking. Constructive, not censorious. All in good spirit—and good health to you! Now we just need six more tenths of a cent and it will be time for Jell-O—I mean Jelly! Ha ha ha!
*Now double that and you’ve got the amount of debt that is about to be dumped on our children’s backs. Not that it is the kid’s debt; it is the government’s debt; but the future of our children is threatened by it just the same. (Oh, dear, look at that, I went dark when this was supposed to be an upbeat post on an upbeat day. Let’s see... uh... Gooooooo Hawk!)
Clarification: there are not 1.3 billion billion shares outstanding. That is what you wrote, but that is not what you meant.
Forward with uber, long and strong! : - )
I am tickled by the Bid and Ask now. Bid around 1.2 cents and Ask around 1.4 cents. Those are the nearest resistance points. Looks like we are turning that 1.2 from resistance to support. Congrats, folks! Next will be the All Time High just under 1.8 cents.
I am not a technical analyst, and I have no shares for sale right now, but if I did, I wouldn't bother with 1.45 cents; I would make it at least 1.7, if not 2 cents.
PS Fun fact: Fidelity still calls this Independence Energy Corp.
If you are not loving the OTC now, you are not doing it right.
It usually means the Kiss of Death. Nowhere to go but down. It is the News you Sell, after Buying on the Rumor. Or at least that is what I would normally say about a ticker that made it all the way to #1 on the Hot Board, but with this market, the rules have been thrown out the window.
As for brokers you could use to buy SCIE, a couple of weeks ago, it was all the big ones, except Fidelity. Sounds like that has changed. Hmm...?
Something like that happened to me last year when I got my 2019 report from my broker. Remembering it off the top of my head here, but pretty sure it was with BNGI (formerly COBI). I was averaging in and thought I had avoided any wash sale issues by never buying back into that or any other ticker within 30 days. With pinkies, that was usually not a problem, as the price was pretty much always lower a month later. But again, with BNGI, I was buying once in a while, lowering my average cost basis, so much so that when I sold, it was for a price more than that average, but it was not less than the cost of the most expensive shares in my first purchased lot. And the last buy-in, which of course was at the lowest price and therefore lower than my sale price, had happened less than 30 days BEFORE that sale where I took some shares off the table. Some, but not all, being a key point. If I had sold all of them and waited 30 days before playing the stock again, no problem, even if that sale was less than 30 days after my last buy, because the books would have been closed, no shares left to be considered wash sale “replacement shares.” Note: I only just recently sold those replacement shares and finally closed the wash. (Boy, I wish I had kept averaging in; it has taken off recently, but then, what hasn’t?)
So, even though you did all your buying first and then sold, if any of the purchases were within 30 days of that sale (and, of course, for less than your sale price), then it is still a wash. (Keeping in mind that if the sale had been for a gain, not a loss versus your initial lot of shares, then I think you would have been OK, no wash. In that case, you would have just had to wait the 30 days before buying-in for a price less than your sale price.)
My default set-up is FIFO (first in, first out), but you can specify a different more recently purchased lot, if you want to. (I think I did that with VIBI last month; I forget why.) FIFO applies to your orders as you put them in, so it can get confusing if I set up a limit order to sell some shares, and then later add another limit order to sell additional shares at a lower exit price. Obviously the order with the lower price will execute first, but the first order at the higher price has the earlier purchased shares (likely at a higher price) earmarked by the system as the ones for sale on that order. To keep it simple, it makes sense to change the first order and make that the one with the lower sale price, and then put in a second order at the higher price, if you want. I had 4 sell orders execute on the same day in SNDD, That wasn’t the plan when I put the orders in, but who knew it was going to have a +100% day? Fortunately that was in an IRA, so no worries.
Dang, and I thought I was doing well waking up to a 20-bagger. Congrats, HQGE players, especially those that averaged in since last spring. Me, I took a little off the table today to make sure I have booked a profit and let the house money ride. Love 20-baggers; you only have to sell 5% of your holdings to be in the position to do that. But a 100-bagger is even better. Might get that on another one that has exceeded expectations, ink something (he said coyly); got as high as +7500% on that one.
Like I said, you just need a monkey and a dartboard with MJ/CBD tickers on it. BNGI up a lot more today, too. I am down to half a million shares, well into playing with the house's money, but wishing I had re-bought on the last dip or two. Not chasing it now, but not sure where my next sale price should be. Probably whatever the high for today is as this seems crazy. Could say the same about any pink stinker that spent most of 2020 between no bid and 0.0001.
Which ticker will be the next one to fill one of my crazy (high) GTC orders? Will it be MJTV or maybe APYP? What about UCPA (one of the first I started flipping when I found iHub)? Is VIBI going to continue running? Do you buy the Hottest of the Hot or do you look for a pause to refresh? Who knows. Although I find that #1 on the Hot board is nearly always the Kiss of Death. (The old Buy on the Rumor, Sell on the Fact.)
Seven more ticks! Took an extra day, but it got there, just like I asked. Nice. Not playing with house money just yet, but up and cleared one of my more expensive lots off the books with a gain. Long time coming as one can see from the two year chart.
Now just imagine if everyone could buy this. Would love to be able to trade this with Fidelity. They don't gouge you ten bucks a trade for pinkies like the other "zero commission" brokers do, but they still have the Pink Sheets With No Information stop sign up.
No Jelly until we get to 2 cents. : - )
(Figure most who have been here for long get that.)
Sorry I did not chime in earlier, so I could look like a genius, but I find there has been a little resistance at 1.25 cents, which it looks like we might be able to work through this week, and then the next level of resistance is at 1.4 cents, not the ATH of 1.79 cents from the ticker change and Dr. Drew excitement of September 2019.
We need to take care of 0.014 first before we take on 0.0179