wonder why my TDA app says day gain is -20%..

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/22/bitcoin-btc-price-down-10percent-after-elon-musk-says-prices-seem-high.html

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Bitcoin slid Monday, pausing its stunning rally after Elon Musk said prices "seem high."

The world's most valuable cryptocurrency sank over 10% to a price of $51,993 Monday morning, according to data from Coin Metrics. At one point, bitcoin had dipped below the $50,000 level, falling as low as $47,700.

It wasn't immediately clear what was behind bitcoin's move lower Monday. On Saturday, Tesla's CEO said the prices of bitcoin and rival token ether seemed excessive. Bitcoin rallied to more than $58,000 on Sunday, but has since reversed course

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A little zig, a little zag. That's the market. I'd like to hear reasons why the sell off today. Bond yields going up? The utility sector being hit hard today while consumer discretionary is barely moving today.

I'm up 18% YTD at the present, still feel all of my holdings are solid.

AggieChemist said:

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FUBO just bleeding off value day after day. This thing has to take off again soon. (DD: I want it to)

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AggieChemist said:

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FUBO just bleeding off value day after day. This thing has to take off again soon. (DD: I want it to)

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I've been eyeing some fubo leaps. starting to look like a decent entry point.

nevermind, found it

What are the thoughts on BMIX after getting hit hard today?

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Bought a few March 70 calls

I missed the initial entry on APPS 3/19 100 Calls, good time to get in?

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Team/friends, stop buying AAPL calls. The stock has exited growth and is more of a Peter Lynch - Stalwart. Consistent long term growth, products in demand, generates lots of cash. Buy and hold or sell premium. It is a option premium killer right now. Don't lose

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Tempted to sell a put atm, and then sell calls weekly on it for awhile.

$CBRE running today, earnings tomorrow

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Commercial real estate giant CBRE has acquired a 35% interest in flexible office specialist Industrious for $200M in cash, with plans to take another 5% in the near future, the firms announced Monday. The deal will make CBRE Industrious' largest shareholder.
CBRE's current flexible-space offering, Hana, will be merged into Industrious as part of the transaction. Industrious has more than 100 locations in more than 50 U.S. cities, while Hana has 10 locations in the U.S. and the UK.
One of Industrious' distinctions in the coworking business is that the company signs management contracts to operate coworking spaces for landlords, rather than leasing the space itself. Under that structure, Industrious offers various open-plan suites, private offices and dedicated work desks.
Industrious, with its partnership-based model, is on a growth trajectory of its own that involves plans to take over dozens of coworking spaces abandoned recently by sublease-based operators such as WeWork. Brooklyn-born Industrious expects to take over 30 to 40 coworking spaces nationwide in the next 12 months, or an estimated 1M SF. It opened 1M SF of new space in 2020, a company spokesperson said.
CBRE cites its own surveys that show that 86% of its occupier clients plan to use flexible office space as a reason for the investment in Industrious. CBRE also reports that 82% of its clients favor buildings that offer a flex-office component. A large stake in Industrious will help meet its clients' demand for flexible-office arrangements, CBRE CEO Bob Sulentic said in a statement.
"We have been building our Hana flex-space business expressly to meet the flex-space opportunity and Industrious now enables us to capitalize on it at scale with a portfolio of well-situated units in key markets," Sulentic said.
CBRE made a direct equity investment into Industrious, even though it recently formed a blank check company with the goal of acquiring a growing company in the real estate space. The deal keeps Industrious privately owned, with previous investors like Brookfield Properties, CPPIB and Riverwood Capital. Last year, Bloomberg reported that Industrious was targeting an initial public offering in the spring or summer of 2021; it's unclear how CBRE's investment affects those discussions.
Under the agreement, two CBRE executives, Sulentic and Global Chief Investment Officer Emma Giamartino, will join Industrious' board of directors.
"Industrious is committed to being the voice that matters most in the future of work, and we share a vision with CBRE for delivering market-leading workplace experiences on a global scale," Industrious CEO and co-founder Jamie Hodari said in a statement. "This investment grew out of a shared understanding that neither of our organizations can fulfill that vision alone."

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I work in real-estate and flex space and can say that we have seen a lot of interest from small business for flex spaces, executive suites, and shared spaces. Small Business owners are still hesitant to commit to a long term lease but they want to move out of working from the house so they are flocking to the flex spaces and virtual offices. The demand for virtual offices has skyrocketed since last year and Google has had to ammend their guidelines for listing with GoogleMyBusiness due to how many companies are using virtual addresses to list and register their LLCs.

$SPY just rolling sideways

Thoughts on DPW floor here? Looking for an entry

doing buy writes in DADA. Buying shares and selling March $45C.

$F Mar getting call traction.

Ags2013 said:

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Thoughts on DPW floor here? Looking for an entry

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Obviously $5.64 was not the floor when I bought this morning

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Ags2013 said:

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Thoughts on DPW floor here? Looking for an entry

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Obviously $5.64 was not the floor when I bought this morning

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nor the $5.85 I bought at

gougler08 said:

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LUV back to pre-COVID levels

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About to hit +80% on my shares.

Net free on 500 TSLA shares but this drop over the last couple of weeks is concerning me. Thinking about dumping and putting it into PLTR?

AggieChemist said:

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FUBO just bleeding off value day after day. This thing has to take off again soon. (DD: I want it to)

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Class action lawsuit hysteria striking yet another stock I hold.....

It will rebound with some patience.

Engine10 said:

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$SPY just rolling sideways

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On behalf of all the degenerates who bought lottos this morning when it was down in the $387s, I'd greatly appreciate it if we would clear that $388.59 mark and keep running in the next hour or two.

PTON has pulled back to the -2ATR. Could be an entry spot if the market doesn't continue to sell off.

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gougler08 said:

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LUV back to pre-COVID levels

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About to hit +80% on my shares.

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+73% for me...was going to take a bit off but it's a strong candle today so may have more room to go

DPW - I put in a limit order to accumulate more shares at 5.48/share. Why 5.48? I dunno. Seemed capricious and arbitrary.

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AggieChemist said:

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FUBO just bleeding off value day after day. This thing has to take off again soon. (DD: I want it to)

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Class action lawsuit hysteria striking yet another stock I hold.....

It will rebound with some patience.

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Where did you see that?

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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gougler08 said:

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LUV back to pre-COVID levels

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About to hit +80% on my shares.

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+73% for me...was going to take a bit off but it's a strong candle today so may have more room to go

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Still trying to decide at what point I should start unloading some shares. I'm in for 205 shares, but I figure I may as well wait until shares start passing the 1Y mark and I can avoid short term gains. (Won't be till May.)

And I figure it's unlikely to crash again before then. But in the off-chance it might, it makes me a bit nervous holding so much still.

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ag94whoop said:

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AggieChemist said:

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FUBO just bleeding off value day after day. This thing has to take off again soon. (DD: I want it to)

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Class action lawsuit hysteria striking yet another stock I hold.....

It will rebound with some patience.

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Where did you see that?

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yahoo finance

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but it looks like a bogus set of claims. way more stupid than the CLOV ones and I think CLOV will do fine in time

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