Yeah, I may move my stuff over there.

They cost me a bunch of money with the no bitcoin and OTC stocks.

NVDA today...

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NVDA today...

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Was just about to come here and post about NVDA. It jumped above the trend line and if it breaks through 195 and holds it could be off to the races hard core.

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NNE - I'm aiming for $130, but this could easily get even more impulsive based on the price action to date.

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So you're saying a good buy at $49?

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curious about this one as well. lots of movement over the past few days.

BULL is nuts right now. Volumes are crazy high over the last week and especially yesterday. Kind of amazing the price hasn't completely tanked.

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El Chupacabra said:

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Heineken-Ashi said:

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NNE - I'm aiming for $130, but this could easily get even more impulsive based on the price action to date.

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So you're saying a good buy at $49?

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curious about this one as well. lots of movement over the past few days.

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I'm not sure where a good buy is. Could be here, could be $39-$42. It's one of those where its far enough along that the stop is much lower than current price. So it's a risk vs reward judgement.

PATH is being meme'd out on WSB. Maybe why we've seen a big run up

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f'ing Vanguard and Robinhood. GPHOF has DOUBLED since I said I wanted to buy it. Moved some money to Schwab but it's not available to trade yet.

Those other brokerages wouldn't let me buy it. Again, thanks Dad.

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We don't permit it at my firm either.
OTC security, trades less than $1 and only recently had any volume, no SEC filings other than some Reg D offerings. If this was a China-based company I'd say beware the pump and dump.

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GeorgiAg said:

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f'ing Vanguard and Robinhood. GPHOF has DOUBLED since I said I wanted to buy it. Moved some money to Schwab but it's not available to trade yet.

Those other brokerages wouldn't let me buy it. Again, thanks Dad.

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We don't permit it at my firm either.
OTC security, trades less than $1 and only recently had any volume, no SEC filings other than some Reg D offerings. If this was a China-based company I'd say beware the pump and dump.

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I'd be investing an amount I would comfortable betting on a football game I felt good about. I don't bet more than $5 on sports a few times a year but that's a 100% loss if you lose.

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PATH is being meme'd out on WSB. Maybe why we've seen a big run up

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Thats not it. I sold my leap positions once it was back in green yesterday. So....youre welcome.

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GeorgiAg said:

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f'ing Vanguard and Robinhood. GPHOF has DOUBLED since I said I wanted to buy it. Moved some money to Schwab but it's not available to trade yet.

Those other brokerages wouldn't let me buy it. Again, thanks Dad.

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We don't permit it at my firm either.
OTC security, trades less than $1 and only recently had any volume, no SEC filings other than some Reg D offerings. If this was a China-based company I'd say beware the pump and dump.

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I'd be investing an amount I would comfortable betting on a football game I felt good about. I don't bet more than $5 on sports a few times a year but that's a 100% loss if you lose.

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I can appreciate that. However, from a risk-management, market manipulation, and regulatory compliance perspective, it's just cleaner to deny access. It only takes one customer to complain about losing money, and you have FINRA and the SEC looking through your books and records.

Some customers and trades just aren't worth it.

I get it but I'm not a complete dumbass. It's safer than sports betting and doing parlays and crap.

adding to BMNR all morning for more CC ammo

Nice. Been selling some CC on a good portion of mine. Really good premiums for even expiring this month

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tysker said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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f'ing Vanguard and Robinhood. GPHOF has DOUBLED since I said I wanted to buy it. Moved some money to Schwab but it's not available to trade yet.

Those other brokerages wouldn't let me buy it. Again, thanks Dad.

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We don't permit it at my firm either.
OTC security, trades less than $1 and only recently had any volume, no SEC filings other than some Reg D offerings. If this was a China-based company I'd say beware the pump and dump.

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I'd be investing an amount I would comfortable betting on a football game I felt good about. I don't bet more than $5 on sports a few times a year but that's a 100% loss if you lose.

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I can appreciate that. However, from a risk-management, market manipulation, and regulatory compliance perspective, it's just cleaner to deny access. It only takes one customer to complain about losing money, and you have FINRA and the SEC looking through your books and records.

Some customers and trades just aren't worth it.

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Good movie

Could WWR follow the BBAI chart from a few weeks ago? Huge jump, pull back, then more upwards?

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Could WWR follow the BBAI chart from a few weeks ago? Huge jump, pull back, then more upwards?

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Could it? Sure. Anything's possible, but unless you believe that the market is based solely on investor sentiment and behavior, or that certain squiggly chart lines predict future price movement, it's just a coincidence.

You kind of have to keep in mind that this is a crap company, with crap management, with not only zero profit, but also the always-attractive zero revenues. It's a whimsical idea company where they haven't even proven to be able to get a shovel in the dirt, much less to think about being an operating company. It was initially recommended here (table-pounding and all) as an imminent innovative performer about 5+ years ago (because management said so). Do they have some intellectual capital (conceptual methods/processes)? Is it worth anything? I don't know.

I am in this one in a smallish way just for fun (along with other table-pounding losers like GOCO and CLOV), and you should consider it the same. It's not an investment, it's a micro-meme stock without a substantive company attached. I hope we all win, but you gotta strongly consider getting out if/when you have a decent gain.

PATH CC's starting to get some serious juice, $30 for a 20 exp 10/10

that's over 1.5% return in a day for 10% out of the money strike


essentially the equivalent of getting close to $300 for a PLTR 200 exp tomorrow, which is currently paying like $5-10

Accumulating more UNG under 13.

One more day of moon shotting and I promise I'll sell half!

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giddings_ag_06 said:

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Could WWR follow the BBAI chart from a few weeks ago? Huge jump, pull back, then more upwards?

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Could it? Sure. Anything's possible, but unless you believe that the market is based solely on investor sentiment and behavior, or that certain squiggly chart lines predict future price movement, it's just a coincidence.

You kind of have to keep in mind that this is a crap company, with crap management, with not only zero profit, but also the always-attractive zero revenues. It's a whimsical idea company where they haven't even proven to be able to get a shovel in the dirt, much less to think about being an operating company. It was initially recommended here (table-pounding and all) as an imminent innovative performer about 5+ years ago (because management said so). Do they have some intellectual capital (conceptual methods/processes)? Is it worth anything? I don't know.

I am in this one in a smallish way just for fun (along with other table-pounding losers like GOCO and CLOV), and you should consider it the same. It's not an investment, it's a micro-meme stock without a substantive company attached. I hope we all win, but you gotta strongly consider getting out if/when you have a decent gain.

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If you want to claim you know whats going on on, fine, but at least know the facts. Your post is 100% false ane made up..

While their management isnt my favorite, they have done a good job in TOUGH financial conditions that changed on a dime in 2022 to secure funding and keep their eye on the prize. All without diluting thier shares. Everything is in place for it to work out.

The company has 100% offtake agreements for its refined product and will be sourcing raw graphite from non-Chinese sources until they can mine their own. The plant is nearly complete. They own the mine and the next phase is remodeling it and getting it working.

Ya, not even a shovel in the ground..

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Do they have some intellectual capital (conceptual methods/processes)? Is it worth anything? I don't know.

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Also, just recently Wes****er Resources Announces Issuance of U.S. Patent for Graphite Purification Technology at Kellyton Graphite Plant

Damn profanity filter. click this link instead

https://*******.com/yc2m6hwu

Dammit.where XXXs are type the first word of the company.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/XXX-resources-announces-issuance-u-103000033.html

We aren't too far removed from another micro/small cap miner trying to acquire WWR at $1ish a share

Fair enough - I intended to say they have had great difficulty in building their facility (taking forever to get a shovel in the ground), but it looks like they now may have one (I had seen construction photos a while back). It still hasn't produced a dime of revenue, so it's still not an operating company, but there is hope!

I also hope the intellectual capital ends up being worth something. I'm still unconvinced WWR is investable - it's speculative until it becomes real.

To the moon!

Speculative? You mean I shouldn't have invested everything I own on this and buy it on margin?

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Speculative? You mean I shouldn't have invested everything I own on this and buy it on margin?

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Sorry to intrude on the WWR thread, but there has been a good bit of talk about "the debasement trade" lately. I'd love to hear others' thoughts. I know H-A has long opined that gold (and silver?) would outpace equities (and both would hasten the dollar's demise), but this article suggests they will all (R/E, gold, equities, crypto) move in tandem, at the expense of the US dollar.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/09/the-debasement-trade-is-the-talk-of-wall-street-what-is-it-and-is-it-too-late-to-get-in.html

If one buys into this concept, then I think you have to say real estate has been the laggard, as stocks, gold, and bitcoin have all out-performed R/E significantly. I'm neither buying that or discounting that, but I am in the process of beefing up several areas of real estate (VICI - casino property REIT, and healthcare REITs) in my portfolio.

Thoughts?

The dollar is going up, and will continue to do so. There is a global liquidity crunch underway. Deflation is the bigger risk.

Wouldn't the Fed just dropped rates to near zero?

The fed can only affect the short end of the yield curve - long term rates are more affected by the bond market. Lowering rates would drop the short end, but if the curve is already flat and the dollar is rising, then long term rates drop too. And you can't drop below 0%.

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Wouldn't the Fed just dropped rates to near zero?

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That would force banks to find a new place for their reserves which are currently getting paid handsomely risk-free.

Into a market that can't afford anything at current prices, with a bond market that is refusing to accept lower to take on American debt.

It would be gasoline on a fire.

I was about to post this but might as well lump it in here. It's piggybacking on my recent discussions that you can't compare where we are now to previous eras like late 90's or 2007. This is proof that the plumbing behind the scenes is doing the complete opposite of what it did then.

This is in part why I think we will see massive push for stable coins. New US debt buyer.

That's 100% why the GENIUS act was passed

I agree