Canaccord Genuity analyst Jed Dorsheimer initiates coverage on XL Fleet (NYSE:XL) with a Buy rating and announces Price Target of $30.
From the video posted earlier this week they fully covered their GME short at $90 for 100% loss on that transaction but they're OK overall.DubFalls said:PearlJammin said:So they'll still conduct short selling, but won't let anyone know about it? Is that legal?Engine10 said:
life comes at you fast lmao
Maybe they are liquidating the company?
McInnis 03 said:
Zack Morris pumps that FUBO has a 75% short int and look at pre market.
ffolly said:
Ok... please educate me on what that means.. I see "model T" a lot on here, but no idea what that means from technical analysis POV, and haven't been able to find it
ffolly said:
Ok... please educate me on what that means.. I see "model T" a lot on here, but no idea what that means from technical analysis POV, and haven't been able to find it
Bought a handful of SQ common before earnings a few months ago... I approve this message.$30,000 Millionaire said:
FUBO is gonna fly MFers, to use Zack Morris language.
Also SQ!!
Thanks for posting this. I'm still working on identifying the Model T and the entry/exit points (mainly the entries). At what points on this chart did you see the Model T indicate the entry for these trades?59 South said:
Had some 'free' time this morning and wanted to dissect the PLTR 2/5 30 calls exit from Wednesday. I posted that I exited at $14 from $1.10 entry on 1/13. How about them apples ($1100 to $14k in 2 weeks!). My style is a bit different that most of you guys so keep that in mind. I usually only have a single options trade open at a time and I watch it like a hawk. I'm patient for entries and exits and have gotten a lot better discipline on both when convicted. This play was not my own obviously as I just followed OA, but after seeing him post about it I took some time to take a look and waited to enter later than most. I did my own DD on it and agreed that it was in a hell of a set up for a potential big gain.
For those on the seminar last night, OA didn't have time to discuss (I don't think so anyways, I was tired after a 17 hour day), but the capitulation moves on the 1 minute charts with the tricksy moves work both ways for both entries and exits. I've been following him for about 4 years now and he has explained this in the past. So the same logic for entries he went over works the same in reverse for exits (on any time interval, minute, hour, daily, etc.).
Anyways, the intraday price action on PLTR on Wednesday was spot on with the OA methods. Here it is:
https://f5s-img.s3.amazonaws.com/000/b0/af/b0af0b68eaa28dd0ab65ecfde81cf3b46ec1fe0d_239636_u84428.jpg
$30,000 Millionaire said:
FUBO is gonna fly MFers, to use Zack Morris language.
Also SQ!!
Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Metals are definitely a hedge, just don't expect a proportional inverse move with them like you will with your short index ETFs.
Metal ETFs have a mind of their own.
I am too. On paper, it's a no-brainer, wise decision. When my mouse is hovering over it and it's rising in the green I get cold feet...Maximus_Meridius said:
Thinking reeeeeeeaaally hard about liquidating a few positions (net free) that have already moved, just to lock in gains should the correction hit (i.e. MGNI)
mAggie118 said:I am too. On paper, it's a no-brainer, wise decision. When my mouse is hovering over it and it's rising in the green I get cold feet...Maximus_Meridius said:
Thinking reeeeeeeaaally hard about liquidating a few positions (net free) that have already moved, just to lock in gains should the correction hit (i.e. MGNI)