The 1 to 50 stock split from 2019 scares me a bit...

From WWR

cptthunder said:

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Anyone want to open up a stop and rob outside the OAs new graphite mine location
Should be a good amount of truck traffic coming off the logging road heading to the ridge especially during initial mine prep
<a href="https://imgur.com/FFJOArv"><img src="" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>

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Blue star to you for the DD and thinking outside the box!

Yesterday Michael Burry announces he is shorting Tesla. Goldman just upgraded their PT to 780

MBIO $3.92 AH

Rice and Fries said:

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The 1 to 50 stock split from 2019 scares me a bit...

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Which stock are you referencing

backintexas2013 said:

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Rice and Fries said:

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The 1 to 50 stock split from 2019 scares me a bit...

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Which stock are you referencing

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WWR

FJ43 said:

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cptthunder said:

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Anyone want to open up a stop and rob outside the OAs new graphite mine location
Should be a good amount of truck traffic coming off the logging road heading to the ridge especially during initial mine prep
<a href="https://imgur.com/FFJOArv"><img src="" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>

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Blue star to you for the DD and thinking outside the box!

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I just pictured "cptthunder" as Bud Fox in the movie "Wall Street" thinking outside the box.

Looks like CRWD up big in ah.

TxAggie-12 said:

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Not sure if this one has been mentioned, but curious to get other thoughts on this setup

SSTK heavy volume yesterday with new highs after about a month of consolidation, appears to have the stair-step climb with consolidation after each run up, volume picked up starting late July, positioning for next run up?

Hopefully, I learned how to post a picture that is not blurry this time.



ETA: I'm a beginner at identifying setups

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Interesting action on this one. After that spike in July and some retracing it has been steadily upward, pausing for about 4-6 weeks and consolidating. Just did that between $66-70 and now breaking out all over again. Volume spikes at 7/28, 9/18, 10/27 and yesterday 12/1 have all signaled the next leg up for about $10 a round. Being at ATH who knows where this goes but the trend is the friend at the moment. My guess next consolidation level is around $80ish.

PS - Good job on posting the chart.

oldarmy1 said:

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FYI...TexAgs is looking into giving my posts a way to be seen easier. Appreciate those who have asked for it.

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Oregon yellow would be nice.

MBIO almost hit $4 AH... I had a standing order to sell CC's at the recent days highs, I canceled that! could really pop soon.

Prognightmare said:

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FJ43 said:

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cptthunder said:

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Anyone want to open up a stop and rob outside the OAs new graphite mine location
Should be a good amount of truck traffic coming off the logging road heading to the ridge especially during initial mine prep
<a href="https://imgur.com/FFJOArv"><img src="" title="source: imgur.com" /></a>

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Blue star to you for the DD and thinking outside the box!

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I just pictured "cptthunder" as Bud Fox in the movie "Wall Street" thinking outside the box.

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After not being able to invest in two trailer parks just outside future large scale chem plant builds before being openly broadcast to the public and fishing of my buddies sweet boats from the profits I'm open to all ways of benefiting on infrastructure builds

Rice and Fries said:

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Few more details on why I think WWR is on to something:

https://cen.acs.org/energy/energy-storage-/Graphite-batteries-attracts-investment/98/i33

Lithium-ion batteries, the most common choice for transportation, usually use graphite anodes because they cope well with the flow of lithium ions during charging and discharging. According to an upcoming report by the consulting firm Roskill, demand for graphite for batteries could grow by 19% per year through 2029.


https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/bu_309_graphite

Explains why EV's use about 50lbs of graphite on their Li-Ion batteries.

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Interesting WWR quotes almost 100 lbs per car in their material

FJ43 said:

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BREwmaster said:

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MBIO almost hit $4 AH... I had a standing order to sell CC's at the recent days highs, I canceled that! could really pop soon.

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Wouldn't surprise me to see this into the $4s before Friday afternoon. ASH where they present is Saturday so if good results this thing could go bonkers.

I've been watching with alerts also set the future 5 and 7.5 premiums and when the stars align I'll probably go for the $7.5s Plan to sell covered calls on half my shares and ride the rest.

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This is exactly what I am hoping/planning to do. What kind of premiums and expiry dates are you thinking on the covered calls?

CPDAggie10 said:

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FJ43 said:

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BREwmaster said:

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MBIO almost hit $4 AH... I had a standing order to sell CC's at the recent days highs, I canceled that! could really pop soon.

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Wouldn't surprise me to see this into the $4s before Friday afternoon. ASH where they present is Saturday so if good results this thing could go bonkers.

I've been watching with alerts also set the future 5 and 7.5 premiums and when the stars align I'll probably go for the $7.5s Plan to sell covered calls on half my shares and ride the rest.

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This is exactly what I am hoping/planning to do. What kind of premiums and expiry dates are you thinking on the covered calls?

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Someone bought 6/21 7.5 for $1.50 in the past day or so. Bid ask is pretty far apart but but if I can get $2+ I'm in. That will put my costs basis at least below $1 or out at $9.50 a share. I don't want to be called out on 5c unless the premium takes me north of $7 share at this point. 3/21 5c I think have sold at .85-.90 but haven't seen $1 or above. With a spike it could climb quickly though. Only selling calls on half of my shares and riding the rest.

I've got approx half in tax deferred and half in a taxable account.

OA, while you're around the boards this evening, I had a quick question regarding stop losses on calls.

The following have both hit and gone under the stated stop loss prices, yet I'm pretty sure you continue to own. I'm assuming you aren't setting an actual stop loss within your broker, but rather just treating them as a mental stop loss??

• MP 12/18 25c stop loss @ $0.65
• NET 12/18 75c stop loss @ $2.25

oldarmy1 said:

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All of these are great approaches!

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Thanks OA. Learning from the best.

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