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I sold ENVX in my kids IRA today. That I had bought at $11
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FTAG 2000 said:Danwell Home said:Almost back to pandemic low haha. How can you lose that bad over 3 years and not be a pandemic darling like Zoom or a small/mid cap tech company.$30,000 Millionaire said:jamey said:
Does this make DIS a buy or a sell
Disney investors always lose.
What did I see the other day?
They've lost a billion dollars on their last four big market movies.
Plus the news about the parks being relatively empty this summer.
They are hemorrhaging cash. Otherwise Iger wouldn't be talking about selling something like ESPN off.
Crazy thing is their revenues have increased about 20% since 2019. And their price was 40% higher then.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I sold ENVX in my kids IRA today. That I had bought at $11
I'm going to rebuy full position at $18
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Goldman had monster volume today. Yeah earnings and all that but monster volume.
Tomorrow is probably a chop day after multiple trend days.
Take it easy and don't lose your ass forcing trades.
Tomorrow is probably a chop day after multiple trend days.
Take it easy and don't lose your ass forcing trades.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
If you're gonna swing the bat tomorrow - Tsla.
The other ones have moved too much. Shopify also good.
The other ones have moved too much. Shopify also good.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Maybe that dog turd laggard AMD too. Only if broader market is at least flat.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Do you see it?!??!?
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jamey said:
$30,000 Millionaire said:
Do you see it?!??!?
I apologize. I'm a novice. Can you give me a hint?
Head and shoulder pattern on the monthly.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
If I'm remembering right, that's a downside signal?
PGAG said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
Do you see it?!??!?
I apologize. I'm a novice. Can you give me a hint?
Look left.
Big fat head and shoulder pattern.
She going down.
But it would go up first to form the right shoulder, right?
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But it would go up first to form the right shoulder, right?
That's what I see as well. Another shoulder needs to be formed for a head and shoulders.
Necklines can be diagonal. I don't think DIS will go down much further but that chart looks like crap and there are a lot of trapped buyers much higher. They still offer a good product.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
Necklines can be diagonal. I don't think DIS will go down much further but that chart looks like crap and there are a lot of trapped buyers much higher. They still offer a good product.
DIS will go much lower. Their brand is decaying. They are removing shows from their streaming platform, they have been caught manipulating numbers to make plus seem more attractive. Theme park lines were the lowest in 10 years. Public sentiment is low. This is not a good time to invest. They will crash much more over the next year.
Bought 200 META at 283. Doing good so far but I don't know the ceiling. Placing stop quote orders at 10 below asking until it peaks.
Got screwed with asts buying 400 shares at 7 a couple days before they announced new shares at 4.35. currently at 4.40, so a short term loss but I definitely think they will get to 10 or higher, but makes my 2,800 investment more long term than I like.
Bought 100 Tsla at 183 and sold at 253, so I made my bank, but still mad I sold too early. Looking to buy in again if it crashes below 150.
Did well on big stocks but looking for stocks 10.00 or below to invest in to maximize % growth.
Got screwed with asts buying 400 shares at 7 a couple days before they announced new shares at 4.35. currently at 4.40, so a short term loss but I definitely think they will get to 10 or higher, but makes my 2,800 investment more long term than I like.
Bought 100 Tsla at 183 and sold at 253, so I made my bank, but still mad I sold too early. Looking to buy in again if it crashes below 150.
Did well on big stocks but looking for stocks 10.00 or below to invest in to maximize % growth.
10thYrSr said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
Necklines can be diagonal. I don't think DIS will go down much further but that chart looks like crap and there are a lot of trapped buyers much higher. They still offer a good product.
DIS will go much lower. Their brand is decaying. They are removing shows from their streaming platform, they have been caught manipulating numbers to make plus seem more attractive. Theme park lines were the lowest in 10 years. Public sentiment is low. This is not a good time to invest. They will crash much more over the next year.
Or they simply knock off the woke stuff and find a partner for ESPN
Thank you my friend. All advice everyone shares here only wants one thing. Everyone wants others to profit, learn and grow your accounts. Those that post their successes is the reward.DavysApprentice said:ProgN said:
SMCI is incredible, bet it magnets to $300 if banks crush tomorrow morning.
Shout out to you Prog on the TTD call that you made a while back. That has been a big winner since January.
They can be acquired / merge, they can spin off pieces, and their content library is the best in their industry. They also still make money and their share price is near decade lows. It can go down, but I'm not going to short it.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
I don't want to be a dick to new posters on this thread, but generally, the best time to buy is when people hate things and count them out.
There are so many companies that were left for dead that came back.
It's like everyone saying Budweiser / in bev is going out of business. LMAO. I'm buying it for long term holds after earnings.
There are so many companies that were left for dead that came back.
It's like everyone saying Budweiser / in bev is going out of business. LMAO. I'm buying it for long term holds after earnings.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I don't want to be a dick to new posters on this thread, but generally, the best time to buy is when people hate things and count them out.
There are so many companies that were left for dead that came back.
It's like everyone saying Budweiser / in bev is going out of business. LMAO. I'm buying it for long term holds after earnings.
I don't want to be a dick to old posters on this thread, but the best time to make money is knowing when small stocks are going to make moves. You invest 25k at 250 a share on a big company and it moves 10 points you get 1000.
You invest the same 25k in a smaller company at 25 a share and it moves 2.5 points you get the same return.
Not to mention you can look at cyclical stocks like Rblx and clean up on stop quotes and limit orders.
Not even talking shorts or puts.
T is probably in play for long term from this range.
Wealth gained hastily will dwindle. but whoever gathers little by little will increase it.
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Big banks starting earning season off strong!
JPM: Adjusted earnings of $4.37 per share vs. $4 per share estimate
Revenue of $42.4 billion vs. $38.96 billion estimate
WFC: $1.25 in earnings per share vs $1.16 expected
$20.53 billion in revenue vs $20.12 billion expected
JPM: Adjusted earnings of $4.37 per share vs. $4 per share estimate
Revenue of $42.4 billion vs. $38.96 billion estimate
WFC: $1.25 in earnings per share vs $1.16 expected
$20.53 billion in revenue vs $20.12 billion expected
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Plus the news about the parks being relatively empty this summer.
Seemed to be pretty full last month
ETA and about 40% more expensive!
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We went in May to Disneyland. It was like swimming in a sea of people. No room to breathe or distance yourself
been buying XLF 1/25 40c when they've dipped below 100$ for a few monthscgh1999 said:
Big banks starting earning season off strong!
JPM: Adjusted earnings of $4.37 per share vs. $4 per share estimate
Revenue of $42.4 billion vs. $38.96 billion estimate
WFC: $1.25 in earnings per share vs $1.16 expected
$20.53 billion in revenue vs $20.12 billion expected
world is down by all metrics, so is universal Orlando. Land is relatively normal in part because it was closed for a year longer. More demand.Red Pear Luke (BCS) said:
We went in May to Disneyland. It was like swimming in a sea of people. No room to breathe or distance yourself
Yeah I'm curious where the reports that Disney parks are empty is coming from.
CNBC interviewed Iger and I could've sworn I heard them mention it on the interview a couple of days...he said he wasn't concerned, but did acknowledge it (not empty...but definitely down)
the f16 circle jerkMAS444 said:
Yeah I'm curious where the reports that Disney parks are empty is coming from.
I mean there are travel Disney blogs that say the same thing.MAS444 said:
Yeah I'm curious where the reports that Disney parks are empty is coming from.
Yeah if you just type in Disney Parks in google, "attendance down" is the 2nd item and there are a lot of articles about it.Ragoo said:I mean there are travel Disney blogs that say the same thing.MAS444 said:
Yeah I'm curious where the reports that Disney parks are empty is coming from.
As a DVC person, I'm ok with that though, less lines = more fun for my family