I think you meant to reply to the Redler tweet post?

mazag08 said:

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I'm honestly thinking about taking my EW analysis and moving away from measuring all of the indexes, multiple individual stocks and ETF's, and metals, and pivoting to S&P sectors. The goal would be to identify daily or weekly the sectors making big moves and then which stocks within them are weighing them the most. Might use this thread to test out over the next couple of weeks. Goal is to get decently proficient in providing buy and sell signals for both individual stocks as well as sector ETF's.

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What are your latest thoughts on PROG? I was thinking about getting back in after selling during its last big run.

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KT 90 said:

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CrazyRichAggie said:

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Did you click the link in the tweet?

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Yikes. Kinda makes you wonder a bit about Redler....

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Summary, now that everybody is afraid to click on it?

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It's the pic of the black guy with a giant piece that circulated last year

tlepoC said:

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I think you meant to reply to the Redler tweet post?

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No, that reply was definitely made to the appropriate post. Definitely was not intended for the Redler tweet/post.

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cptthunder said:

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30K
Did you ever end up buying a laudromat?

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Not yet. Looked at 5 and didn't find the right one

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Just wondering. The group I'm invested with sold one in the last couple of weeks and I was going to laugh if it was to the TexAgs famous 30k
If you are in the Houston area from what I remember

Dallas. I'm not that exciting but I appreciate it!

khkman22 said:

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mazag08 said:

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I'm honestly thinking about taking my EW analysis and moving away from measuring all of the indexes, multiple individual stocks and ETF's, and metals, and pivoting to S&P sectors. The goal would be to identify daily or weekly the sectors making big moves and then which stocks within them are weighing them the most. Might use this thread to test out over the next couple of weeks. Goal is to get decently proficient in providing buy and sell signals for both individual stocks as well as sector ETF's.

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What are your latest thoughts on PROG? I was thinking about getting back in after selling during its last big run.

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It's very oversold. The last time I thought it put in a bottom has clearly failed. That was at the 61% retracement of its high from its low. The 78% comes in at a little bit above $1.00. Sometime between where it is and there should be a reversal. But you need to see new highs and multiple holds of increasing support levels. None of this 1 say spike stuff. Also look for volume flowing in on daily or weekly candles. No need to try and catch the bottom. It's cheap enough you can wait for confirmation. I don't see it spiking like last time. I think it has a more sustained and methodical climb before the next rip.

$30,000 Millionaire said:

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Dallas. I'm not that exciting but I appreciate it!

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Well I feel better saying we made out pretty well on our end on the deal

I didn't think a Tesla deal was ever possible for $WWR because they have an enriched natural graphite product and Tesla only uses the synthetic stuff.

Question is and always will be, "does the US care about electric." Will we continue to fund slave labor or are we going to find solution here?

Aggiesincebirth said:

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Question is and always will be, "does the US care about electric." Will we continue to fund slave labor or are we going to find solution here?

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I'm invested in WWR. I'm also from an oil and gas background. I just wonder how much the people in charge actually care. Seems like a play.

Reddit is heavy into AVCT. About the same level when PROG was going crazy. Anyone dipping their toes in?

Any one have insight into the XOM Baytown refinery incident early this morning? No ding on the stock premarket yet. I will be watching to see if there is any weakness for a buy opportunity

all i've seen so far:

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/some-injuries-after-fire-exxons-baytown-texas-facility-2021-12-23/

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The fire occurred in a hydrotreater unit at the oil refinery that was shut on Wednesday due to a bypass line leak, sources familiar with plant operations said, adding that those injured were contractors who had been repairing the leak.
Three of the injured were flown to hospital by Lifeflight rescue helicopter and a fourth person was taken by ambulance, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said on Twitter.

He said initial reports had indicated there had been some type of explosion at the plant. Social media users said on Twitter that a blast shook buildings in the area.

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frankm01 said:

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cptthunder said:

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/australias-syrah-resources-soars-graphite-232603330.html

Oh boy, this will be interesting to see how this effect $WWR

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Quote from the article:

"Tesla recently said no company in the United States was capable of producing graphite to the required specifications and capacity needed for its production."

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I've seen this statement before, does anyone know what this means exactly? As for WWR investors, is this a qualification they will eventually achieve?

AMD gap up. First hour is great opportunity to sell calls if youre not to much OTM

Aggiesincebirth said:

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Aggiesincebirth said:

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Question is and always will be, "does the US care about electric." Will we continue to fund slave labor or are we going to find solution here?

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I'm invested in WWR. I'm also from an oil and gas background. I just wonder how much the people in charge actually care. Seems like a play.

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I've been thinking about this a lot too. Electric sounds great until you need to put a bunch of new holes in the ground. The same things is going on in Europe.

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/europes-green-deal-needs-get-round-anti-mining-roadblock-andy-home-2021-12-16/

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frankm01 said:

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cptthunder said:

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/australias-syrah-resources-soars-graphite-232603330.html

Oh boy, this will be interesting to see how this effect $WWR

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Quote from the article:

"Tesla recently said no company in the United States was capable of producing graphite to the required specifications and capacity needed for its production."

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I've seen this statement before, does anyone know what this means exactly? As for WWR investors, is this a qualification they will eventually achieve?

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Doesn't seem like it.

TSLA wants synthetic graphite (or more accurately I believe is graphite that's been enhanced).

WWR's model is mining and purifying natural graphite. They will still presumably sell to the EV market (or rather battery makers), but have a different target customer than TSLA.

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tailgatetimer10 said:

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frankm01 said:

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cptthunder said:

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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/australias-syrah-resources-soars-graphite-232603330.html

Oh boy, this will be interesting to see how this effect $WWR

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Quote from the article:

"Tesla recently said no company in the United States was capable of producing graphite to the required specifications and capacity needed for its production."

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I've seen this statement before, does anyone know what this means exactly? As for WWR investors, is this a qualification they will eventually achieve?

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Doesn't seem like it.

TSLA wants synthetic graphite (or more accurately I believe is graphite that's been enhanced).

WWR's model is mining and purifying natural graphite. They will still presumably sell to the EV market (or rather battery makers), but have a different target customer than TSLA.

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so, who makes synthetic graphite? - I guess I can google

RGS CEO stepping down. Probably not gonna help stock price any time soon.

Elon Musk not done selling TSLA... oops

https://www.barrons.com/articles/elon-musk-tesla-tsla-stock-sales-51640263913

This kind of contradicts what he said yesterday, although he did caveat "almost done". He has already been slapped at least once by the SEC. He seems to get away with operating on the fringe of securities laws...

Max Stonetrail said:

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Elon Musk not done selling TSLA... oops

https://www.barrons.com/articles/elon-musk-tesla-tsla-stock-sales-51640263913

This kind of contradicts what he said yesterday, although he did caveat "almost done". He has already been slapped at least once by the SEC. He seems to get away with operating on the fringe of securities laws...

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What's the strategy here? Buy puts or buy longer calls deep in the money?

Tencent killed JD

Chinese social-media giant Tencent is shedding most of its stake in https://t.co/f1s4lRHxQz, saying that the e-commerce company has grown to the point where it no longer requires Tencent’s financial backing https://t.co/z8oatR4miy

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 23, 2021

Irish 2.0 said:

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Tencent killed JD

Chinese social-media giant Tencent is shedding most of its stake in https://t.co/f1s4lRHxQz, saying that the e-commerce company has grown to the point where it no longer requires Tencent’s financial backing https://t.co/z8oatR4miy

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) December 23, 2021

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Oh damn! Here's a blast from the past

$FUBO SQUEEZE SWEEPERS DETECTED

— JE$US (@WallStJesus) December 23, 2021

The article got into a lot of technicalities about him exercising options (actually buying stock) and selling just a part of that to cover his taxes. He is actually going to end up with more stock than he had to begin with when it is all said and done because of this. So, it is impossible to take anything he says at face value.

I bought a P for 12/31, but after re-reading the article a couple of times, my strategy would probably be to look elsewhere for a trade.

Thats likely what I'll do. I'm still in some AMD calls I'm waiting to play out. One expires on 12/31 and another 5 on 1/21.

I'm on mobile and was hoping that's what someone else saw as well

I entered $471 lotto