ag94whoop said:

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Despite tech finishing strong today, my portfolio which started the day looking good, finished red. But frankly it's overall performance is being driven by WWR, CLOV, TLRY, DPW and SNDL. DPW is only one I really don't like, the rest I am just holding for their respective days in the sunlight

I have a number of BTC miners which just need another bull rush by BTC over 60k to get to where I want them

I'm saturated in those plays so I really can't play much elsewhere . I mean I have IMMR, ZOM, RBLX, KIQ and we're all slightly down for the day.

Interested to see what next week brings.
CLOV CALs stop adding people after Wednesday so that will be interesting

Point is, red or not, I feel positive.

Have a fantastic Easter weekend everyone and God bless y'all .

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you may need to consider resetting your account. On a day like today, your account should have been green. Unrealized loss is the same as realized loss, by the way.

Get some momentum going by doing buy-writes.

Mostly Foggy Recollection said:

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Frankly, for newbies who don't know how to size correctly, I'd suggest buy-writes ALL THE TIME if they insist on playing options.

I try to tell some to not buy an option until they understand charts and volatility inside and out.

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Add Greeks into things they need to understand too

ag94whoop said:

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Despite tech finishing strong today, my portfolio which started the day looking good, finished red. But frankly it's overall performance is being driven by WWR, CLOV, TLRY, DPW and SNDL. DPW is only one I really don't like, the rest I am just holding for their respective days in the sunlight

I have a number of BTC miners which just need another bull rush by BTC over 60k to get to where I want them

I'm saturated in those plays so I really can't play much elsewhere . I mean I have IMMR, ZOM, RBLX, KIQ and we're all slightly down for the day.

Interested to see what next week brings.
CLOV CALs stop adding people after Wednesday so that will be interesting

Point is, red or not, I feel positive.

Have a fantastic Easter weekend everyone and God bless y'all .

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Keep your chin up and build some confidence next week on small plays. 30k mentioned buy-writes and those are a perfect way to reset and build momentum. About as easy as it gets as well.

I say this loosely since this type of portfolio mix is part of your issue, but stocks like KIQ, DNN, NXTD, etc that are cheap per share and trade in channels at the moment, are easy ways to really learn charting, support/resistance levels and entry/exits. Along with low risk exposure if small size. It's a great way to build confidence as well having repeatable cash flow successful trades. You can buy-write those on half and trade the other half as an example.

Hope you have a fantastic Easter weekend and God bless you as well. Next week is a fresh start.

FJ43 said:

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Mostly Foggy Recollection said:

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Frankly, for newbies who don't know how to size correctly, I'd suggest buy-writes ALL THE TIME if they insist on playing options.

I try to tell some to not buy an option until they understand charts and volatility inside and out.

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Think the chart (technical analysis) aspect is foundational. Understanding the underlying's posture technically is critical to a successful trade. Shares or options.

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If you don't understand TA, you shouldn't be trading options. Learned that the hard way too. My trading education cost more than my TAMU education because of not knowing what I was doing early on

Tesla reports 180,338 vehicles produced, 184,800 delivered in first quarter 2021

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NNOX! FDA approved.

Bought this at 40 and 37 and added some calls ...

Some think this approval will send them to 200 plus

I'm not a technical expert on this, but my understanding is it is low cost, portable and easily deployable in emerging markets.

I can't wrap my head around an imaging machine that costs 10K. We are going to find out soon if it catches fire.

Mostly Foggy Recollection said:

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I'm not a technical expert on this, but my understanding is it is low cost, portable and easily deployable in emerging markets.

I can't wrap my head around an imaging machine that costs 10K. We are going to find out soon if it catches fire.

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When I did some DD on this before, a typical x-ray machine costs $20-30K. So they've cut the cost of the device by 50%. It also has a much smaller footprint than the traditional x-ray machines, and shields the whole assembly such that you don't have to x-ray proof a whole room to use it. So there's cost savings to the facilities, though I don't know exactly what those are.

Their pricing model also involves letting consumers pay by the x-ray. So their costs are going to be heavy up front, depending on how exactly those pricing agreements work.

That's all I got for now. I bailed when they canceled a planned livestream demo of the product back in February, was concerning and they didn't have a great explanation as to why.

But looks like they've overcome that and obviously this approval by the FDA is a promising sign. Note this is was basically step 1 in the FDA process, they still have other steps to go to get full approval and be able to deploy it.

Still projecting Q4 of this year / Q1 next year for real world use and entry.

I'm curious for those who have a longer track record on investing in new medical tech like this, what is the pricing cycle going to look like on this?

Obviously will jump Monday, but then feel there will be a pull back to some extent while investors wait on full FDA approval and real world delivery and use.