gig em 02 said:

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I've missed out on a lot by selling too early, is it dumb to hold overnight with a short stack on net free 100s and 120s?

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leoj said:

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Where does TSLA stop? AAPL too...

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george1992 said:

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AgShaun00 said:

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damn what a bad day to not be watching stocks and this thread

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If you aren't following this thread to the point that you almost lose your job, then you aren't doing it right.

Unfortunately I work for myself so there are no controls in place. Client expectations and happiness be damned.

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Talon2DSO said:

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What we playing this week?

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BYND

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116 gap by Friday

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Gonna go ahead and call this one good

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People are buying the $115C weeklies for $7.15... It ain't over.

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IrishTxAggie said:

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OXY's dividend is extremely enticing as long as they can hold it.

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jbeck3487 said:

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Any of you guys subscribe to ManicTrading? I follow their twitter and they do a hell of a job promoting themselves. I know they have been discussed, but I was wondering what the paid services looks like.

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lead said:

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^seems legit

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jbeck3487 said:

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What all do they have access to do through your twitter? Do you just give them the ability to see your tweets so they know you aren't reposting their info?

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BREwmaster said:

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Most of the services get their info from other services. I doubt many have original info. Not saying it isn't worth it for the ideas and plays, but just my 2 cents.

I subscribe to Hidden Pivots charts myself. He's a genius at charts and setups, I've learned a lot in there (on top of being spoon fed bullish setups with $ targets and triggers.

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IrishTxAggie said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Talon2DSO said:

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What we playing this week?

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BYND

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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 14, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SmileDirectClub, the industry pioneer and first direct-to-consumer medtech platform for teeth straightening, today announced plans to offer its clear aligners through the wholesale channel, providing dentists and orthodontists an in-office option in 2020. With the December 31, 2019 expiration of its exclusive supply agreement with Align Technology, Inc., SmileDirectClub will expand access to its clear aligner therapy solutions and open its network to dentists and orthodontists in search of a premium and affordable teeth straightening solution for their patients.
"We have seen increasing demand from the dentists and orthodontists in our network who wish to provide SmileDirectClub clear aligners to their in-office patients, and with our agreement with Align Technology now expired, we are no longer obligated to stay in the direct-to-consumer channel," said SmileDirectClub Co-Founder Alex Fenkell. "We're excited to expand our offering and welcome new providers to add an important and needed offering to their suite of services."
SmileDirectClub will support this new distribution channel through its existing clear aligner manufacturing operation in Antioch, Tenn., which is the largest 3D printing facility in the United States. The company recently announced that it will add a second manufacturing facility located in Kyle, Texas in 2020 to meet increased demand for its products.
"Clear aligner therapy technology advances now enable patients who otherwise would not have been candidates in the past to avoid the discomfort and time commitment of traditional metal braces," said Dr Jeffrey Sulitzer, SmileDirectClub Chief Clinical Officer. "Of the more than 200,000 licensed dentists and orthodontists in the United States, only an estimated 30% offer clear aligner therapy in their offices. We are looking forward to opening our network to providers who wish to join us in our mission to broaden access to premium care at an affordable price."
Founded in 2014, SmileDirectClub has helped more than 750,000 people transform their smiles through remote doctor-directed clear aligner therapy. SmileDirectClub's aligners can be used to correct mild to moderate malocclusion. All SmileDirectClub clear aligners are FDA-registered and produced at certified U.S. manufacturing facilities using BPA-free materials. With this new offering, licensed dentists and orthodontists can consult patients in-office and easily customize treatment plans and manage patient care, from initial diagnosis through to the conclusion of treatment. The average treatment plan for SmileDirectClub aligners is only six months.

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Ranger222 said:

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Smile Direct Club on my radar this morning

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