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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27187579 - 02/05/21 07:58 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

PLTR is working.  Kinda whippy, but above it's opening rotation and pushing above its 8 day EMA after a weeks long period of reversion/consolidation from its big breakout in late January.  PENN also working beautifully.  I couldn't add on the gap, so I'm just riding the small position I put on yesterday.  Otherwise, market is kinda weak overall, wouldn't push your bets here on a Friday.

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Yes, one of my GME positions is in the GREEN!!! :facepalm: :lol:




Game Stop.  That game is over, should be stopped. :tongue2:  ... I mean, nice move today, but that's just a plaything with no real direction.  Very hard to game.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27187588 - 02/05/21 08:01 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Very true

Learned so much this week. From now on I will pay better attention to you

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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Tripsurfer]
    #27187803 - 02/05/21 10:40 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Have been sitting on small positions of AAPL, to a lesser extent MARA, NIO. After some nice gains to start the week am rather sideways and trending down. Nothing has provided an entry that I am comfortable with. Fine with that, will be sitting on the sidelines heading into SB weekend :grin:


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: ManianFH]
    #27187893 - 02/05/21 11:46 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

AAPL is looking a bit more constructive, working off its post-earnings hangover... but still right in the middle of its range.  Needs to look like it will close above $140 for me to hold it overnight, and it doesn't look like that's happening today.

AMZN is looking a bit more constructive than AAPL, although there's no need to rush into this on a Friday.  If it closes strong today, I think it will be setup to run next week, barring aggregate market weakness.

TSLA starting to squeeze real tight.  Set your alerts @ $900, as a break there will likely take it to $1000 on a rocketship.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27188628 - 02/05/21 07:07 PM (2 years, 11 months ago)

What brokerage are you guys using?


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Dephect]
    #27188760 - 02/05/21 08:34 PM (2 years, 11 months ago)

TDAmeritrade.  Always make sure to have their ThinkOrSwim java based trading platform open prior to the daily session, as it tends to hold up better during times of market duress (but only if you have it open prior to said stress), than the web based trading tools.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27189083 - 02/06/21 03:40 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

I'm reading about increasing scrutiny on Schwab, TD Ameritrade, (I believe they merged) E*Trade and obviously Robinhood, on receiving payments from other companies to execute the trade orders. I would think if this is outlawed it would jeopardize free trading, because it's my understanding that was their revenue source, in lieu of charging for trades.

I've gotten free trades from Fidelity, but they have restrictions on frequent trading. Fidelity is playing a different game. They offer free trading and zero expense ratio index funds, to get you to be their customer, and then you invest in other products where they make money.

On a personal note, CGC has continued to climb since I sold, but since I intend to spend that money within 6 months I'm not unhappy about playing it safe. Other than my 401K, I've been putting everything into an almost no interest savings account and a relatively safe Fidelity fund with about 60% bonds, some cash, and some domestic and foreign equities. Except I did keep $4500 in Fidelity Select Technology, which continues to rise, and even if the market falls apart I should be able to get out with most or some of my profits.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Brian Jones]
    #27189195 - 02/06/21 07:05 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

I have a TDAmeritrade account and ThinkorSwim, been meaning to get the charts set up and actually figure out the layout of the desktop app. Im also thinking about making most of my trades through Fidelity but using something else like Webull or ThinkOrSwim as a live chart.

I've been a part of this whole RH/GME Fiasco and frequent WSB. Its been one of the biggest mind trips on Reddit ever. I got in somewhat late but not as late as others and I didn't invest my life savings into it, just the extra cash I had from a paycheck before it got sorted.

Can't tell if most of those people are delusional thinking another short squeeze happened and RH stopped it from being as bad as it was by shutting down sales, if another squeeze will happen or if its just the HFs with HFTs toying with everyone who is still invested in that stock. People were actively trying to short it hard still, and buy shares for under the asking price.

Aside from all that going to be trading and investing heavily in the renewable energy and EV markets this year


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Dephect]
    #27189258 - 02/06/21 07:55 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

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I'm reading about increasing scrutiny on Schwab, TD Ameritrade, (I believe they merged) E*Trade and obviously Robinhood, on receiving payments from other companies to execute the trade orders. I would think if this is outlawed it would jeopardize free trading, because it's my understanding that was their revenue source, in lieu of charging for trades.




That is correct.  No trading commissions is a direct result of preferential (i.e. paid) order flow.  I'm cool with it. :biggrin:


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I have a TDAmeritrade account and ThinkorSwim, been meaning to get the charts set up and actually figure out the layout of the desktop app. Im also thinking about making most of my trades through Fidelity but using something else like Webull or ThinkOrSwim as a live chart.




I haven't used Fidelity myself, but it's the butt of regular jokes in the StockMarketMentor trading forum.  Based on the conjecture, they seem to have one of the least reliable platforms during periods of high market volume/volatility (although to be fair, all retail platforms suffer from this to varying degree).


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27189457 - 02/06/21 10:31 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Using TD/thinkorswim as well. Suits me just fine.


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    #27191315 - 02/07/21 09:52 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

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I'm reading about increasing scrutiny on Schwab, TD Ameritrade, (I believe they merged) E*Trade and obviously Robinhood, on receiving payments from other companies to execute the trade orders. I would think if this is outlawed it would jeopardize free trading, because it's my understanding that was their revenue source, in lieu of charging for trades.




That is correct.  No trading commissions is a direct result of preferential (i.e. paid) order flow.  I'm cool with it. :biggrin:


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I have a TDAmeritrade account and ThinkorSwim, been meaning to get the charts set up and actually figure out the layout of the desktop app. Im also thinking about making most of my trades through Fidelity but using something else like Webull or ThinkOrSwim as a live chart.




I haven't used Fidelity myself, but it's the butt of regular jokes in the StockMarketMentor trading forum.  Based on the conjecture, they seem to have one of the least reliable platforms during periods of high market volume/volatility (although to be fair, all retail platforms suffer from this to varying degree).




You're probably right about Fidelity. I think they are catering to the buy and hold crowd (us old people lol). I'm just wondering what happens to the frequent trader's brokers if congress steps in and decides farming out the trades for profit isn't kosher. I have read Fidelity rated among the best for reliability, but they're probably talking about different variables than fast execution of trades that many of you require.


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    #27192127 - 02/07/21 03:41 PM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Vanguard has treated me well for my IRAs, even though the interface feels like it was made for 1999. Pretty quick trades, too.

I use Fidelity as well, for a company 401k.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27193250 - 02/08/21 08:28 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

I tripled my exposure on MARA last week, despite being mindful that I am already massively overweight crypto.  I simply couldn't find anything else that I was as confident in working for me.  My equity portfolio is up 15% in aggregate this morning.  This is the fourth time this year I've had double-digit % gains on the daily.  I dished out half of my MARA common just now @ $29.  I covered up the other half with weekly $30 calls sold @ $2.50.  Still holding March $20 calls from below.

Selling my March $32 calls on PLTR, on its better than 10% pop, which has it bumping its head at the upper bollinger band, and price is unable to stay above VWAP.  Locking in a 50% gain on this one.

PLCE continues to grind higher, and cannabis is still strong with TLRY continuing to march along its upper bollinger band.  CGC is reporting earnings before the open tomorrow, and I have only a single call option in my account at this point, as I don't like to gamble on earnings, but I will be looking for an opportunity to reload.

I have a bit of SOLO in my account, via near dated Feb $8 calls.  If this thing doesn't stay above $8.59 today, it's gone.

I did snag a small starter position in ZM.  High volume breakout above its 50 day moving average on Friday.  One would expect a little pullback today after Friday's massive move, and I'm using that as an opportunity to initiate.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27193295 - 02/08/21 09:11 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Can we get a rug pull?
I do not want to buy anything at these prices, except GME...


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: geokills]
    #27193344 - 02/08/21 09:38 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Boom! Nice hit on that Mara!

I had an order for another 50 this morning that never filled because it shot right up. Still am glad to have some exposure, looking good in the crypto space right now, makes me wonder where this stock is headed over the next couple weeks. Always good to take some profits though, so ratcheting up that stop. I wanted to get back into NVDA when it wasin the 520s but it hovered right above my buy. See it when it comes back down I guess.

Have a little NIO/AAPL still, which arent hurting. Everything though, stopstopstop :grin:.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: ManianFH]
    #27193400 - 02/08/21 10:01 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Oh man, I cannot believe the numbers I'm seeing.  MARA.... I owe you like a couch or something GEO lol.

EDIt: Rode 100k shares of PHBI from .0167 to .05. Awwww sheeeeeeet!


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: The OCB]
    #27193448 - 02/08/21 10:38 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Happy to hear you've been making out well on MARA, The OCB.  Just remember to dish out a little bit into huge moves like today.  It's the responsible thing to do, and you'll feel better during an inevitable pullback.  I can't imagine taking a trade on that penny stock, but congratulations all the same!

NNDM, back in play.  Entered @ $16, would look for an additional entry on a pullback to $15 or on a close above $17.

SOLO, also with a tight stop, below $8.59 and I'm out.

ZM, breakout Friday, buying on the pullback this morning, will add on a move above $420.

TLRY, just a beast.  Cannabis generally, still a major sweet spot and killer theme for the year.  CGC reports tomorrow morning before the open, I've trimmed that position back to a placeholder, as I don't like to game earnings.

PENN, potential entry here, retesting its earnings breakout.  If you buy, buy small, and be prepared to leave room to buy more on a touch and go off of its 8 day EMA (it's basically there), or better yet, it's 20 day just above $100.



mick, NVDA, my problem child. :lol:  I missed it this morning.  I've been burned on the false breakouts twice over the past month, and didn't want to bite this morning.  Looks like that will be my mistake.  I might yet pay up for a small position today, but it's a bit painful having noticed the move 2.5% lower this morning, and passed.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: The OCB]
    #27193452 - 02/08/21 10:39 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

I'm a bit intrigued by Uber buying a liquor delivery business. That could be growth area.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Brian Jones]
    #27193488 - 02/08/21 11:00 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Selling my apha was a mistake.

Ill never sell into strength like that again until i see evidence of a pullback...

Making other mistakes as well but at least im learning.


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Re: STOCKS - An Intro Tutorial & Ongoing Discussion [Re: Enkidu]
    #27193515 - 02/08/21 11:10 AM (2 years, 11 months ago)

Hence the usefulness of trailing stops.  Let your winners run by allowing the stock to take you out of the trade on its own, once its price has proven that the prevailing trend is in jeopardy.  By simultaneously disciplining yourself to only the best entries (and modifying position size when you can't help yourself but take a less-than-ideal entry), you can have a batting average < 50%, but since you're only taking small losses on your losers while allowing your winners to run, you still end up crushing it.


Passing along another missive from Dan @ StockMarketMentor.com (seriously the best trading resource I've come across in my two decades of trading):

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Just a thought about the market. Basically, things that make me go, "Hmmmm."

Elon Musk says that $TSLA bought $1.5 billion in Bitcoin ($BTC). While this is business as usual for Musk, it does seem a bit weird that a major auto company that can't make money unless it sells solar credits to other car companies (and even then...only barely and occasionally) puts $1.5 billion into crypto? I'm not saying it's a bad idea. I'm not saying that it's not brilliant? I'm just saying that it's a bit weird. $TSLA is about 3% below its all-time-high, and has a market cap that rivals everything on this planet. (I'm exaggerating, but only barely. And I might just be early).

A practical crypto-joke named Dogecoin now has a market cap of more than a billion bucks. The float is infinite, yet it's trading like it's in a short squeeze. And that's weird.

Nikola ($NKLA) engages in one of the most shameless acts of fraud since the Enron scandal, where he literally rolls a weird looking truck downhill and claims that it is a cutting edge electric and hydrogen powered vehicle. The stock tanks. General Motors ($GM) pulls out of their deal with Nikola. Trevor Milton, the CEO, quit in the aftermath. But he's not in prison, which seems a bit weird.

The $GME short squeeze was pretty weird too. I don't need to go into details on that. I've beaten it to death already. But the episode did expose to a lot of people the seamy side of this market, where scumbag firms like Citadel and Citadel Securities make billions of dollars front running trading orders, and also billions more by trading on the information they get from the retail order flow. These high frequency trading firms have the ultimate protection. Ben Bernanke, probably the most overrated Fed Chairman since...well, since the one before him..is on Citadel's Board of Advisors. Janet Yellen is on the take, and she's the new Treasury Secretary. So this kind of quasi-criminal activit will persist and will probably just get worse. And that's kind of weird.

The Robin Hood trading game gives me a bad case of the deja vu willies. Robin Hood is not looking out for the little guy. It's preying on the little guy and has partnered with Citadel and various other investors who more resemble the Sheriff of Nottingham than Robin Hood. The app is the next logical step in social media. It is widely known that facebook programmers long ago determined that supplying users with dopamine hits keeps them on the app. It's akin to giving lab mice little rewards of cocaine every time they press a button. They wind up overdosing because they just keep hitting that button. Twitter is the same way. Positive feedback keeps you engaged. You wind up feeling horrible about yourself because everyone else is more perfect than you, and you didn't get as many likes as someone else, but you stay engaged. No one will ever be able to convince me that this dynamic is not at the heart of what Robin Hood is doing. Their app makes trading fun! You get showers of confetti when you place a trade. This reminds me of 1999, when ETrade had some over-the-top commercials of some guy who looked like Billy Idol's strange brother. He was yelling, saying something like "I don't just want to beat the market. I want to kick the crap out of it and.....yada yada yada." They were just making it seem so easy. Like you had a guaranteed profit if you just got online and started trading.

I'm seeing it again. And that's kind of weird.

We are in a global pandemic and have more civil unrest than I've seen in my lifetime. We are succumbing to censorship the likes of which I have never even contemplated before and only read about in my history classes. And that's more than weird. That's scary.

There is a concerted movement to eliminate the U.S. Dollar as the world's reserve currency, and I think it's inevitable...and will happen sooner than most people think. (Hell, Most people aren't even aware of the idea of a global reserve currency, and of those that are, only a small fraction understand the benefits of BEING that reserve currency, and the ramifications of NOT being that reserve currency. It won't be pretty.). Still, stocks are at all time highs...and that's kind of weird.

I could go on and on, but I'm hungry and want to grab some breakfast.

Here is my point: There are a lot of really odd things that are happening...yet stocks keep going higher. As I've been saying a lot lately, the market is rigged in our favor. There is a great deal of corruption in Washington D.C. Obviously. And there's a great deal of corruption in the markets. Obviously.

But the institutions that are indeed corrupt are also in power, and it is in their vested interests to see equities continue higher. I understand about the widening gap between the haves and the have-nots. But I'm not a social justice warrior, and I do not believe that life is fair. In fact, I believe that life is inherently unfair and is fraught with risk. I'm not happy about it...but I do accept it. My job is to recognize the existing dynamics and take steps to profit from them. My goal is to help as many "have-nots" and "have-little" become "haves." If I can help you do that, then I'm successful.

The market does feel weird now, and all of these things (along with many others) create the Wall of Worry. I think they should be acknowledged and observed. But I don't think they should be taken as forecasting a top. Just focus on the trend of YOUR stocks. If you focus on your own trades, all of these weird things will take care of themselves.

Recognize that the Wall of Worry can be your ladder to success. Climb it carefully.

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