Supercell wrote: » I learned a very good lesson a couple of years ago. I manage my wife's and my own account, on her account I just researched and bought and left well enough alone. My own account I kept chasing runners and trading like a lunatic and lost a bunch whilst hers kept pulling away. These days I'm far more picky about what i invest in short term and am able to resist jumping in the fomo train , PLTR and RIDE being excellent examples, though perhaps I was too cautious on those but there I learned too about setting limits. I'm getting too old (and maybe wise) to chase stocks that move >15% a day or the likes !
ELM327 wrote: » 0.5 here!
Wombatman wrote: » Trying to be diplomatic here. How would you describe the speed of your tax returns on share trading? Very fast = 10. Very slow = 1. Very close to 1 myself.
DutchYurt wrote: » My degiro account has been in the red for almost 2 years now overall. Not great for the mental health. All the shares I've made small plays on have made huge gains and my big plays have all dropped 40/50%.. Such is life (damn hype stocks where all logic goes out the window) BUT The last 6 months has taught me a huge amount but still in the red so to see people go from 5k to 10k gives me hope and is a serious return. Congrats I'm hoping to be in green some day!
Atlas_IRL wrote: » I took profit 2 days ago from my degiro shares. Had turned 5k into 10k since April and liquidated half of all quantities so freerolling the rest now, they have got a whack the last few days, but you gotta take the red with the green. Had to take it out for mortgage money which was the reason I was playing around with it but boy does this industry get you hooked for life, bit obsessed with reading absolutely everything from a lot of sources, blogs discord, podcasts, email subscriptions, mywall st etc. There's lots of stocks I want to get into but can't for above reasons and I cant wait to get back in next year or whenever I finally get a house and start a proper portfolio I don't need to sell some for others again. At least I actually took profit this time which is the hardest thing to do. In the last bitcoin boom, i turned 5k into 32k then cashed out 5k and didn't want to make that mistake again. Crypto really is the wild wild west and I much prefer the stability of the stock market.
RIGOLO wrote: » Your belief in what you invested in will be tested.
Supercell wrote: » PLTR getting destroyed premarket on Morgan Stanley downgrade to $17, watching to see if it holds $22 (bottom of the old channel) , if that goes $20 or below is in play, glad I am watching from the sidelines this time, its very interesting though from a TA perspective.
Take Your Pants Off wrote: » Yeah I am in them. My average is 22p, a bit late to show, but better late then never I had a sell limit at 30p. Cancelled it this morning. I think this month, we will see a further rise.
Deleted User wrote: » Not so sure, IAG (the one I follow, but not yet invested in) spiked and then dropped into the red. Go figure.
Liamo_mu wrote: » Vaccine approved and I sold my cruise line stocks two days ago. Suspect I'll regret that heavily today
AmberGold wrote: » And to answer another question re DeGiro & PSTH. Degiro classify SPAC's as "Complex investment products". This related in part to the included warrants and higher risk profile, this is how it differs from a normal share. You need to get your account privilege settings changed which involves doing the exam. It's easy! I have 95% of my holding of PSTH on Interactive Broker but also have a few PSTH shares on DeGiro. To avoid confusion I mailed DeGiro and they said I'd receive the warrants when allocated.
agoodpunt wrote: » anyone do GGP? 2p to 28p YTD had them at 1.5 last year now average 13p think it a lot more to go IMHO
TimeToShine wrote: » Textbook bear signal. Sell sell sell!
Supercell wrote: » I've never dealt with warrants before, are they tradable on Degiro like shares and secondly for tax purposes are they considered CGT or income? Trying to make my mind up whether i should get involved in this without fully understanding the vehicle as it were.
AmberGold wrote: » And to answer another question re DeGiro & PSTH. Degiro classify SPAC's as "Complex investment products". This related in part to the included warrants and higher risk profile, this is how it differs from a normal share. You need to get your account privilege settings changed which involves doing the exam. It's easy! I have 95% of my holding of PSTH on Interactive Broker but also have a few PSTH shares on DeGiro. To avoid confusion I mailed DeGiro and they said I'd receive the warrants when allocated. To give you an idea of where I'm at on PSTH I'm holding 7500 (+ warrants) @ a buy of $21.57.... GLA!
pitrn wrote: » Could anyone advise on how a complex share like Psth is different from buying a normal share?
kennypowers wrote: » You mentioned draft kings in an earlier post. A great way to gain exposure to gambling industry in the us is betz etf. Imo as the puritanical gaming laws are changing state by state there will be massive demand .