It's not an investing question....It's a veiled attempt to shine your position in a positive light. A real investor could give 2c about what ABC company does as long as it increases their share price (short of human atrocities). If Amazon started accepting magic beans and magic beans went through the roof, if I own Amazon stock and it's doing well, I'm not going to care. Doesn't mean I believe magic beans is a viable investment vehicle nor does it mean I'm going to invest in it. So, your question was a red Herring at best.

I bought PSTH this morning and just sold with an 11% gain in a few hours. Wish I could just do that every day; I could retire.

Something is up behind the curtain

I got out at 33.07. I learned a long time ago that sometimes I regret not holding on but more often I REALLY regret holding on too long.

So....let's say you have $10, 25, maybe even $50k just sitting around...how do you invest it? Gold? Silver? Market?

I'd throw it at a company I have a lot of faith in, like Apple. But it really depends what sort of return you're looking for and how much you want to gamble with it.

How much does that $10K represent for your entire investment portfolio? Do you have a 401k already being smart about level of aggressiveness for your age? Do you already have X amount invested? If so, how much, and in what? Or is this your first foray into stocks? Do you have other income producing investments? Also, how old are you?

Why would you throw it all at a single company when these days a single tweet can ruin you?

The better answer would be spread it out or put it in an index. Unless, your intent truly is to gamble.

In at $2.99 thanks to this post, thread delivered again!

Whichever one has the most upside at the given time. Over the years, I've invested in the market, metals, real estate, venture capital, peer to peer loans...even comic books when I was in High School I try to watch the trends and when a sector gets red hot, I usually find the one that's depressed, and start moving my money there.

That's why I didn't say TSLA

CNSP up 25% +/- today. Earnings report on Thursday. I bought 100 shares at 3.42. I am holding based on the target price longer term of $10 and want at least wait till the earnings report. I hope I don't regret it!

anybody get in on REGI?
Up 14%+ today

OGI is just a monster mover recently
I think it's a buy if it dips back under $3

What am I missing when it comes to Apple? I have bought it before and then sold it a short time later. I just don't see how it has a market cap 5x that of Walmart. They don't even make the best phones. I switched from Samsung to Iphone once and went back two weeks later. Has it just gotten by on the name and the consistent share price increases and splitting creating faith in it? I just have never really gotten it.

I detest Apple products, don't like using them at all but have owned the stock for years.
All it takes is one walk (pre-covid) past an Apple store to see all the people in there when the other mall stores are empty
People love their products and they do a good job of locking you into their eco-system.

i bought it last week in the $1.70's, sold the feb 19th $2.50 calls at .23 per share - tough to complain as i made like 60% (provided it stays above the 250 mark) - but it has gone up like crazy - i had actually planned on buying more today as the call premium is so good - i got tied up at work and when i went to do it it was already over 3 so i won't do it.

hopefully there will be a good dip shortly

thanks ed

Im interested in GM after their earnings report. With all their EVs coming out they may be well positioned.(i want that EV hummer in my life).

They have also done a great job of making lots of recurring revenue streams, like Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness, Apple TV+, etc

As an Apple user, I haven't loved everything they've been doing the last several year...but it's hard to argue with their results.

Yeah, I don't own a single Apple product. I simply hate their business model, but it is no secret that there are billions who love it. I've owned Apple off and on over the last 5 years and always made money on it.

I could see a big jump in the stock if they sign a deal with an auto company to manufacture the rumored Apple EV.

I saw a few posts with a heads-up on EXRO from our Canadian friends in this thread, and looking to be a good call. It was up ~20% yesterday and another ~18% today. Here's hoping Tesla or someone big gets attracted at some point...

How does one purchase Bitcoin other than converting existing cash?

What does this line mean? Is this from bots?

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Cash, credit card, or using your Paypal balance to buy it via Paypal are all easy options.

There is a Bitcoin thread to keep things organized. Come on over!

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/cryptocurrency-and-decentralized-finance-defi#post-6124205

Is oil set to break out? GUSH up 13% today, NRGU up 17% today (34% over the last week). NRGU went from $1000 to $35 between January and March of last year. Currently at $96. Consumption will be heading up as people get back to vacations again. Trains, planes and cruise ships should all be seeing more use again this summer.

Probably no change in price over the time span?

For those that like the Canadian cannabis companies, you should check out ACB and HEXO. Both had reverse splits during the last year. So although stocks like OGI and APHA are doing well, ACB and HEXO are still very low given their pre-split prices. HEXO did a 1:4 reverse split so really it's pre-split price right now is only around $2.75, ACB 1:12 so it is pre-split at $1.60.

Definitely, I think Exro is going to be an awesome stock. They announced their first commercial order.

In addition to the oil price war, that $1000 to $35 drop had to involve splits no? I know Gush had 40 to 1 splits.

I dont think NGRU has ever split from what I can see. The big crash happened last year when oil prices went negative, and never recoverd. GUSH went reverse 40-1 in March.

20 to 1 reverse?

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bank-of-montreal-announces-the-reverse-split-of-nrgu-etns-301145058.html

Edit....there we go, I was confused with NGRU.

Aha! Lol, dyslexia strikes qgain

I'm all twisted up. I'm going to write NRGU on a chalk board 100 times now.

Oils been on a roll for a while along with most other commodities.

What about SNDL?

What's on the horizon for PSTH? Been wanting to join the party but not sure If I'm too late already?

I'm done with the meme stocks. I was late to the party on gme and nakd. It's going to take me months to crawl out of the hole they put me in. Unless gme has a miracle comeback soon

HCMC has 105B shares!! So, when they win: $2b- $1b to lawyers= $1b/105b shares= $0.01/share. Yeah, $0.10 would be a good exit.

Wasn't aware SNDL was a meme stock....

If they win the play might be a licensing deal with PM. But yes .10 would be fantastic on a .0015 strike. I'm thinking more like .05.

It's not necessarily. It was mentioned on reddit but it has fundamentals behind it. If they get market share into the US, watch out. Ive made 10% on it in two weeks.

"Even though meme-based retail trading may be responsible for some of Sundial stock's performance, it's important to recognize that the company is actually significantly increasing its financial strength. In late December of last year, it restructured its liabilities to become debt-free, which could support higher valuations.

Then, on Feb. 2, it closed a new registered offering worth approximately $100 million (less underwriting discounts and offering expenses). In other words, management has an influx of cash to drive new growth. That's a huge improvement compared to a year ago, and worth paying attention to."

Thanks!

What miracle comeback are you waiting for - fair value is probably about 10% of current stock price
Sell now and absorb the lesson before you lose more

Probably the same one I've been waiting for the last week or so.

But you probably are right.

Those that like to write covered calls on cannabis stocks may like it. Not many stocks in the $1 range you can write calls on. I have never followed this company.

The release of more update short info they will be released at the end of today.

On a better note I got in on DSS yesterday and it's doing well so far

Palantir surges on partnership with IBM, COO says the tie-up is its largest

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/palantir-surges-on-partnership-with-ibm-131247025.html