If nobody sold any the stock went to $5 today, we would hold a market value of $4M to $8.825M
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for this stock in particular...I am not selling under $10. My cost is like $4 and I will let this thing go to $6-$7 and I aint selling any of it.aggiebonzo said:
My cost basis is $3.30 on WWR. I'll gladly sell and break even. Learned some valuable lessons on trying to join the party late on that stupid stock.
This will be my forever stubborn stock. Hope it goes to $100 because I am holding most of it the entire way.
Heineken-Ashi said:
Based on the responses so far, we hold somewhere between 789,300 and 1,764,995 shares representing 1.31% to 2.94% of the float for a current market value of somewhere between $994,518 and $2,223,894.
multiplier on that if #6 gets a yes
BREAKING: AOC has said there is insider trading in Congress.
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So I have none of this stock…is it a good investment or just a misery loves company promote.
wwr is a speculative play gone bad many here dabbled with. but just maybe might make it out of it's coma. still a very speculative play. and fun to follow in a perverse masochistic way. also considered tuition by some (me included) about the risks of investing.
If you like to offset gains for years during tax season, it has helped me a bunchPA24 said:
So I have none of this stock…is it a good investment or just a misery loves company promote.
Yes, speculative. But for the first time since we've all been following it, not only do they have a mostly completed plant, but they have 100% of their offtake agreements in place, 100% of the funding in place to round out the completion to start operations, and can finally turn their attention to production. Once that's all good, the lowest capex item left is renovation of the actual mine.RenoAg said:
wwr is a speculative play gone bad many here dabbled with. but just maybe might make it out of it's coma. still a very speculative play. and fun to follow in a perverse masochistic way. also considered tuition by some (me included) about the risks of investing.
Barring the funding falling through this week or next, the actual future of the company has never been more in sight. It's still a long term play. The FMV based on all of this going according to plan is around $10-$20 per share around 2030-2032.
There is a difference between legal and illegal insider trading.aggies4life said:BREAKING: AOC has said there is insider trading in Congress.
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) January 24, 2025
"It's so crazy... we're supposed to act like money only corrupts Republicans? Give me a fucking break." pic.twitter.com/xuqHcKfITz
Also subject to any illegal insider trading allegations would be the person who provided the material, non-public information. So I question the accuracy and legitimacy of these conspiratorial allegations because, in the real world, people that actually have access to material non-public information generally don't want to lose their jobs and/or go to jail.
I don't really care about the fine distinctions, it's still BS.
Except when its the Chairman of WWR buying 50K shares around $0.53, right?Definitely Not A Cop said:
I don't really care about the fine distinctions, it's still BS.
Somebody PLEASE try to get on WWR board
My cost basis was like low 4s on WWR. My original cost basis was 1 something, but I convinced myself of the DD and moon possibilities and kept buying on the ride up. Sold for a big loss last month. Fun times
tysker said:Except when its the Chairman of WWR buying 50K shares around $0.53, right?Definitely Not A Cop said:
I don't really care about the fine distinctions, it's still BS.
Yes, he isn't a politician that is a public servant of mine.
From SEC filings, the CEO sold 18,468 on Jan 16 at $0.77.Heineken-Ashi said:
Based on the responses so far, we hold somewhere between 789,300 and 1,764,995 shares representing 1.31% to 2.94% of the float for a current market value of somewhere between $994,518 and $2,223,894.
He still holds 461,524
tysker said:From SEC filings, the CEO sold 18,468 on Jan 16 at $0.77.Heineken-Ashi said:
Based on the responses so far, we hold somewhere between 789,300 and 1,764,995 shares representing 1.31% to 2.94% of the float for a current market value of somewhere between $994,518 and $2,223,894.
He still holds 461,524
was curious and just looking at their filings too - it appears texags may own more of WWR than the Chairman, CEO, President and entire BOD combined.
....we should have at least received a Christmas card.
bulls need to get outta bed...celebrated that rip into close too hard yesterday and still hung over...
any thoughts on TSLA dipping ahead of earnings next week?
I went net free on WWR in my trading account. Still have a bunch in long term accounts, but i'd kick myself if it drops back under $1 and I didnt go net free. Still a ton of shares in other accounts. Way too many.
Can someone explain going net free to me like I am 5?
I am up over 80% on WWR......
I am up over 80% on WWR......
Let's say you have 4000 shares at a cost basis of .50 - you've spent $2000 to buy those shares.
Now the stock goes up to 1.00. The value of your shares is $4000. You sell 2000 shares to get your initial investment back and then hold the remaining 2000 shares "net free"
Now the stock goes up to 1.00. The value of your shares is $4000. You sell 2000 shares to get your initial investment back and then hold the remaining 2000 shares "net free"
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cjo03 said:
....we should have at least received a Christmas card.
One of the weed stonk companies i had too many shares of sent me a christmas card a couple years ago!
Profit taking?
First losing day under Trump.
First losing day under Trump.
Gotcha. Thought it involved some level of complex options buying/writing mumbo jumbo.
Thanks for the clarification
Thanks for the clarification
I would like to kick you in the Maximus Johnson.Maximus Johnson said:
Can someone explain going net free to me like I am 5?
I am up over 80% on WWR......
I have a Minimous Johnson but thought Max Johnson was the second coming after the Auburn game in 2023. Shows how well my predictions play out.
fair enough...sentiment stands though
It "can".Maximus Johnson said:
Gotcha. Thought it involved some level of complex options buying/writing mumbo jumbo.
Thanks for the clarification
Say it's that same scenario, but you've sold covered calls earning $500. Well now you only need the stock to go up to where your market value is $3,500 to go net free, or at $4,000 market value, you can sell less shares to get net free.
Anyone have any insight into OKLO? This tails into the SMR discussion brought up earlier. It's on a move and this one will have strong ties to the White House; founded by Sam Altman and Chris Wright is on their BOD.
CheladaAg said:
Anyone have any insight into OKLO? This tails into the SMR discussion brought up earlier. It's on a move and this one will have strong ties to the White House; founded by Sam Altman and Chris Wright is on their BOD.
I'm bullish on it, but not based on the technicals…just speculative. I sold to get net free way too early and left a ton on the table earlier this week
Another silly day. Almost everything in my portfolio looks like a housetop today.
SPX ODTE $6058 lotto all or nothing. In at less than $1. Target $3-$5
Heineken-Ashi said:The play broke down once $68 was crossed. Theoretically, it could get back to the low to mid $90's, but I would need to see some constructive action to start leaning that way. It's got bearish potential now. I would reduce my risk around the high $70's to low $80's should it get back there.tlh3842 said:
HA, what's your target on NEE? Was already a shareholder but then saw your post about your stop so bought another 30% of my current holdings to round out the number. I searched but couldn't find a previous post from you about it.
I appreciate that. Been an investor but wouldn't mind flipping some of those shares to book some profit. Looking at the chart it seems like several areas of S/R along the way so I like that profit taking range you mentioned
"Net free" can also sometimes lull people into looking at value incorrectly. Getting to "net free" isn't a bad thing, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the taking of the profits to get to that "net free" position was the best move to make.
You could sell those 2000 of your shares and keep your remaining 2000, but if the price doubles you've just missed out on a ton of money to get "net free".
It all depends on what your strategy was initially and where you still think the value lies. A guy might hedge his $100k Super Bowl bet to lock in $60k of profit, but unless something fundamentally changed about the way he viewed the wager in the first place, all he's actually done is reduce his expected value.
You could sell those 2000 of your shares and keep your remaining 2000, but if the price doubles you've just missed out on a ton of money to get "net free".
It all depends on what your strategy was initially and where you still think the value lies. A guy might hedge his $100k Super Bowl bet to lock in $60k of profit, but unless something fundamentally changed about the way he viewed the wager in the first place, all he's actually done is reduce his expected value.
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