It's getting beat up pretty bad right now, but I think people are coming to realize that the retail arm was very overvalued. I don't think they're going to get nearly as much as everyone thought they were for it.
LOL - that's already me in OSTK...waiting til the digital dividend squeeze.george1992 said:BREwmaster said:
Appears headed for 80's... I'm not entering these waters yet.
agree, but to me and some other longs the value isn't in the retail. The blockchain tech is a game changer and they hold the patents... but the amount of manipulation in it is enough to scare most off - I'm a stuck long at this point, riding it out until big news.IrishTxAggie said:
It's getting beat up pretty bad right now, but I think people are coming to realize that the retail arm was very overvalued. I don't think they're going to get nearly as much as everyone thought they were for it.
Right now it's trading at what I believe is much closer to it's retail value (not adding the potential of the blockchain value). With as low as it is now, there's really no point in selling it IMO.khaos288 said:
Yeah I'm done with it. Ostk has been the most expensive lesson ever, I'll hold tomorrow and hope for a little correction from today, and then just wash my hands of it
IrishTxAggie said:Right now it's trading at what I believe is much closer to it's retail value (not adding the potential of the blockchain value). With as low as it is now, there's really no point in selling it IMO.khaos288 said:
Yeah I'm done with it. Ostk has been the most expensive lesson ever, I'll hold tomorrow and hope for a little correction from today, and then just wash my hands of it
Don't get me wrong, it could very well go and test $9. But I assume some of y'all are already bag holding so much on this, that what's it hurt to wait it out a little longer?khaos288 said:
Oh really? Not believing the 9$ lows hype?
I wouldn't mind holding until earnings in hopes for a rebound if it truly has potentially bottomed out
Assuming you're holding shares and not options, I agree with this and it's just a loss on paper until you actually sell itkhaos288 said:
Oh really? Not believing the 9$ lows hype?
I wouldn't mind holding until earnings in hopes for a rebound if it truly has potentially bottomed out
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UPDATE: Nio's stock tumbles toward record low, has lost half its value in 7 days
Today 2:46 PM ET (MarketWatch)
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Shares of Nio Inc. (NIO) tumbled 11.1% toward a record low in afternoon trading Monday, despite a Treasury Department official denial (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-stocks-set-to-open-higher-as-treasury-official-says-no-plans-to-ban-china-listings-on-us-exchanges-2019-09-30) a report that it was considering plans to block Chinese companies from listing in the U.S. Trading volume was 48.5 million shares, enough to make the stock the NYSE's most actively traded, and more than double the full-day average of 22.8 million shares. The stock has now shed half its value amid a 7-session losing streak, highlighted by a 20% drop last Tuesday in the wake of electric car maker's second-quarter results, in which losses widened, sales fell and the company said it cut more than 2,100 jobs by the end of the current quarter. Nio's stock shed 10.7% on Friday, after the report that a listing ban was being considered (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-27/white-house-weighs-limits-on-u-s-portfolio-flows-into-china-k12ahk4g) was published. While shares of other U.S.-listed Chinese companies rose on Monday after the denial of those plans, Nio's stock kept sinking. Nio's stock has now plummeted 76% year to date, while shares of U.S.-based rival Tesla Inc. (TSLA) has lost 27% and the S&P 500 has gained 19%.
oldarmy1 said:
p.s. It's the last day of the month. Window dressing day but we have a bearish flag formed. Caution
PDD looks ready to push upward as long as macro markets don't flush beyond the gap fill mark.khaos288 said:oldarmy1 said:
p.s. It's the last day of the month. Window dressing day but we have a bearish flag formed. Caution
Jd puts for now?
And hold PDD for the double still?
An indicator I'm waiting to see is the approval of a cryptocurrency ETF. Many have tried and failed. Until one gets approved, it speaks volumes to the lack of broad market acceptance.IrishTxAggie said:
The problem with blockchain technology is that by and large, it still isn't widely accepted in the business community. It's still in it's infancy more or less. We can say that their blockchain tech is a game changer until we're blue in the face, but until more of the business world jumps onto the shift, it's just chatter.
For me that's not the big one in blockchain tech. Crypto may one day be big, but blockchain itself is much more intriguing. Digitizing everything -- imagine a digital wall street, with 100% accountability. But this is why the big push back and why OSTK is enemy #1. Many brokers routinely lend out more shares than they own...naked shorting still happens. Many reasons to like a fair and digitized market. IBM is also interested in blockchain from what I've read. There are a lot more uses, that's just one example.deadbq03 said:An indicator I'm waiting to see is the approval of a cryptocurrency ETF. Many have tried and failed. Until one gets approved, it speaks volumes to the lack of broad market acceptance.IrishTxAggie said:
The problem with blockchain technology is that by and large, it still isn't widely accepted in the business community. It's still in it's infancy more or less. We can say that their blockchain tech is a game changer until we're blue in the face, but until more of the business world jumps onto the shift, it's just chatter.
Yep. This will follow the same way as Netflix. They were the first, but they won't be the last.gougler08 said:
That's the downside of changing the market place, others will eventually follow
Gaps up 6% today prior to earningsPrognightmare said:
SFIX reports earnings ATC.
I might be a buyer here soon...This is huge over reaction.YNWA_AG said:
TD Ameritrade down 20% right now