cptthunder said:
Who is this we you speak of?
Edit: once again one handed on a phone while feeding small child haha
Don't feel bad, I closed 2/3 of my FUBO position to go to PLTR. I did it knowing it was a long term move, but still.....getting slapped my Mr. Timing always feels like a slap.cottonpicker said:
Of course I sold FUBO cc weekly yesterday. Oh well luckily I went with a 45 strike so if I get called out it will be a nice return.
What should be looking for to know when to sell to maximize profit as much as possible?McInnis 03 said:
$FUBO may get a squeeze type run up here, it has a really high short interest.
I'm not a fortune teller. Scale out as needed to help your situation.Bobcat-Ag said:What should be looking for to know when to sell to maximize profit as much as possible?McInnis 03 said:
$FUBO may get a squeeze type run up here, it has a really high short interest.
I'm in at $1.55.Method Man said:
UBER calls at $159-$162
That's extremely disappointing!McInnis 03 said:I'm not a fortune teller. Scale out as needed to help your situation.Bobcat-Ag said:What should be looking for to know when to sell to maximize profit as much as possible?McInnis 03 said:
$FUBO may get a squeeze type run up here, it has a really high short interest.
is EGOC dead?Talon2DSO said:Dan Scott said:
Saw the excitement over EGOC and surprised to see it's a penny stock. I did some research and it's a shell company, meaning it has nothing. It's kinda like a SPAC.
There is a private investor named David Lazaar, not the Area 51 guy. He essentially is known to take custody of shell companies like EGOC and do a reverse merger with a legitimate company. I'm guessing it's cheaper and faster for the private company to merge with a shell because of the share structure already in place.
On February 1 there is a custody hearing to see if David Lazaar is granted control of EGOC. That I'm guessing is the reason for the recent pump. Afterwards, Lazaar can do a reverse merger with a legitimate company.
Lazaar has done a few of these and penny stock investors like to follow him.
What would that mean to the stock price?
Fairly certain this was an OA spec play (that he didn't participate in) strictly for the purpose of getting some net free or cash flow if you wanted it. If you're net free, don't let the P/L bother you. If you got cash, you good. If you're holding long term looking for a pay day, may be best to look elsewhere.gigemJTH12 said:is EGOC dead?Talon2DSO said:Dan Scott said:
Saw the excitement over EGOC and surprised to see it's a penny stock. I did some research and it's a shell company, meaning it has nothing. It's kinda like a SPAC.
There is a private investor named David Lazaar, not the Area 51 guy. He essentially is known to take custody of shell companies like EGOC and do a reverse merger with a legitimate company. I'm guessing it's cheaper and faster for the private company to merge with a shell because of the share structure already in place.
On February 1 there is a custody hearing to see if David Lazaar is granted control of EGOC. That I'm guessing is the reason for the recent pump. Afterwards, Lazaar can do a reverse merger with a legitimate company.
Lazaar has done a few of these and penny stock investors like to follow him.
What would that mean to the stock price?
The fun starts at $1.57+, wake me up there.Born Maroon said:
Run SNDL, Run
McInnis 03 said:Fairly certain this was an OA spec play (that he didn't participate in) strictly for the purpose of getting some net free or cash flow if you wanted it. If you're net free, don't let the P/L bother you. If you got cash, you good. If you're holding long term looking for a pay day, may be best to look elsewhere.gigemJTH12 said:is EGOC dead?Talon2DSO said:Dan Scott said:
Saw the excitement over EGOC and surprised to see it's a penny stock. I did some research and it's a shell company, meaning it has nothing. It's kinda like a SPAC.
There is a private investor named David Lazaar, not the Area 51 guy. He essentially is known to take custody of shell companies like EGOC and do a reverse merger with a legitimate company. I'm guessing it's cheaper and faster for the private company to merge with a shell because of the share structure already in place.
On February 1 there is a custody hearing to see if David Lazaar is granted control of EGOC. That I'm guessing is the reason for the recent pump. Afterwards, Lazaar can do a reverse merger with a legitimate company.
Lazaar has done a few of these and penny stock investors like to follow him.
What would that mean to the stock price?