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Green&Red

RIGOLO wrote: »

Most stocks are up pre-market what with all the positive news.

My 2 runners today will be GEVO ,already holding but will buy more and DPW which has already gained alot but Im going to follow the price action and volume on it.

Followed your tip here Rigolo, was in a hole for the first half of the month but it’s rallied, up 20% today

RIGOLO

I didnt check the portfolio much today, but I did see the posts and was watching some of the business news. All this talk of red and drops made me think the sky was falling in.
When I did to check the portfolio after market closed it was up over 2.5%.
Looks like my 2021 positioning is paying off already.

I really thouhgt the market would settle into some normality, but Im wrong, the madness will continue as long as the fed tap is on . Whether its solar, EV, gene editing, drones, spacs, the swings are gettign swingier. Covid hasnt gone anywhere and as long as NO government has figured out how to deal with it then the market will react to each bit of Covid news.
The way to play many of these is on shortened cycles, not always a day trade but over 2-3 weeks.

Planning to spend some time over the holidays looking at some of the SPACs that have yet to announce tie ups, Q1 2021 could continue the action of 2H 2020 in this space. Some are still hovering around their $10 issue mark, which is an asymmetric risk as your pretty much guaranteed to get your 10 bucks back if no deal is signed, the only risk is if they merge with a lemon and the street reacts negatively . Plus all those stimulus checks will be looking for a home. The millenials wont spend it all on CRSR headsets.

RIGOLO

Green&Red wrote: »

Followed your tip here Rigolo, was in a hole for the first half of the month but it’s rallied, up 20% today

Delighted to hear that, they were around a buck 15 at the time I tipped/bought in , sitting at 2.86 tonight. I trust your now out of that hole friend.
Probaly have some more room to run. Took 2 months of patience. I dumped a good chunk under the $2 . But they are one on my list to play again in early 21 Biden will give all these green energy plays another lift.

Dont forget to take profits... any fool including me can ' make profits ', but it takes smarts to ' take profits '.

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Thargor wrote: »

Anybody with those 36c PLS options ye need to be sorting it out now in case you were waiting for a letter or anything like that, Im going to try and get through to Degiro in the morning and see if they'll do it for me.

With other options Degiro have usually emailed me, I didn't think it would be any different with PLS. Can you give an update on what they say when you get through? I think we have until early January to sort it.

Nice to see the price rise last night hopefully it continues

ExMachina1000

How some of you guys even go about starting the search for these companies is what I don't understand.

Not the picks themselves but more so the process

RIGOLO

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

How some of you guys even go about starting the search for these companies is what I don't understand.

Not the picks themselves but more so the process

Research comes in all shapes and forms.
The process takes all shapes and forms.
Dont overthink it or look for a silver bullet , one phrase, one process, one sequence of clicks to nail it. Give it time and it will happen.
Theres elements of economics, time, tv, news, conversations, science, religion, observations, luck, zen, mysticisim, self discipline, forums, interests, newsletters, podcasts, love, expereince among other things. Thats what makes it so interesting to me, its multi-dimensional, my portfolio is connected to my life.

THE PROCESS ..
for me yesterday that involved carrying the shopping in from the car. The missus arrives home and does the beep thing.. I f'ing hate it .. Im in my world in my office and she beeps and I have to drop everything and go help her with the shopping. The ignomy , me , a self styled wolf of wall st,:p lumping cartons of those giant chocolate chip cookies into the house (speaking of which is it too early in the day to have one, fk it its Christmas).
So where were we , where was this going.
Oh yeah so I ask her how was it, she says lucky one of the kids came along the queues at COSTCO were mental, she never seen them that long, they had arrived just at lunch time, so thankfully by the time their cart was full the lines were back to normal, but where had all the people gone. She then tells me they were all queuing at the food service, having their lunch at Costco after shopping at Costco. cha ching ...

So thats my research done for the day, lets leave the pot of cash I put in COSTCO stock back when she bought her Costco card and told all her friends how great it was. Id taken some holdings out in an end of year shuffle but will leave some as is. I think the stash is safe there for the next 12 months.

But now this morning Im doing some boring reading of the prospectus of some SPACs, who are the founders, whats the history and angle. So you see speaking for myself the process varies, one day its chocolate chip cookies, the next day its reams of filings. and now Ive gotten crumbs all over the keyboard ...

Shedite27

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

How some of you guys even go about starting the search for these companies is what I don't understand.

Not the picks themselves but more so the process

I think there's all sorts or approaches, not many can master them all.

I was never big into the financials, it's a bit over my head.

There's 2 approaches I use:
Firstly, something I use and understand, and that I think will grow. Could be a phone (Apple), music player (Spotify), or how I pay for things (PayPal). Have a look at the first page of your phone, what apps are they, can you invest in them?
Other way is through reccomendations. A lot of the companies we have here in Ireland are too small to ever make a splash, market is too small. On the other side, the American companies I've heard of tend to be too big to be able to grow. So I read a lot of bloggers, twitters etc who find small operations in the US that have the potential to grow (Redfin, Lemonade, Ditigial Turbine, Invitae)

Atlas_IRL

find some sites that you like and read them every day, sign up to newsletters, fastball by mywallst, ark invest, there's loads out there that will give you daily snippets of whats going on in the market. You will soon learn most tickers just by taking in info and reading all the time. Also look into spac's they are the real bread and butter of 2020/21 until it bursts. With a $10 floor and you do research its not hard to find 20-100% runners.

When you have tickers always check prices to find value, put it into Twitter with a $ hashtag i.e $IPOC before, great for extra info and youtube can be good for extra info but take it with a pinch of salt, it's just for extra info as some will do the research you need to hear. The harder part then is learning technical analysis, when to sell/take profit etc.

Everyone has there own style though, some prefer big cap tech stocks, your apples, Microsofts, others riskier. I think your style depends on how much money you have, your risk ratio, how much you can afford, timeframe.

I like spac's cause I am looking to make quicker money for a mortgage, if I wasn't I would have a mix of spac's and long term holds. I cant afford, tesla, square, shopify all stocks I love so I buy fisker, paysafe etc little spac clones that get very nice returns

I did make lots of mistakes in the spac's at first and its harder to get the big winners now cause some days 7 spacs a day are released! As Rigolo said look at the CEO's as well is a good sign, their background, the spac company founders. Bill Ackman, chamath palihapitiya, Bill Foley lots of guys killing it or very experienced.

AmberGold

RIGOLO wrote: »

But now this morning Im doing some boring reading of the prospectus of some SPACs, who are the founders, whats the history and angle. So you see speaking for myself the process varies, one day its chocolate chip cookies, the next day its reams of filings. and now Ive gotten crumbs all over the keyboard ...

If you're researching SPAC's Rigolo this YouTube channel is a good starting point....

https://www.youtube.com/c/PatrickDesjardins/featured

He was right on LCA and HCAC to name a few.

Stablelad123

ExMachina1000 wrote: »

How some of you guys even go about starting the search for these companies is what I don't understand.

Not the picks themselves but more so the process

A Twitter account is a must. It's a goldmine of information relating to individual stocks. There are lots of full-time traders posting so it's their job to do extensive research. They will find the companies for you. Of course if they have a position in the stock the info will be biased so it's up to you to verify and dig further. I do this by checking out the companies SEC filings online. Focus on the 10Q and 10Ks which are full of the most relevant info.

There is a momentum frenzy at the moment in SPACs that I haven't seen since the dotcom days when every company with a website soared. Most of them won't show a profit for years, if ever. It's a great trading environment so you have to factor that in when you buy a stock.

AAPL news y/day on EV so watch the related SPACs continue to ramp.

Jim2007

Stablelad123 wrote: »

A Twitter account is a must. It's a goldmine of information relating to individual stocks. There are lots of full-time traders posting so it's their job to do extensive research.

You can always count on this thread for a laugh....

The major of traders that are supported by professional research are not trading on their own account and are certainly not blabbing their opinions on twitter.

crushproof

Not going to lie, I pretty much use this forum as a base and then do a little bit of research on twitter.

Superb commentators on here with great tips/research so for someone like me who is just spending some extra cash and hoping for some luck it's great.

Comhrá

4D Pharma making a bit of a move this morning. GBX 109.00 atm.

bob mcbob

ADZAM wrote: »

Does anyone have any insight into GREENCOAT RENEWABLES (GRP)? State backed Irish fund investing in wind farms, it could be a slow and steady one with a dividend kicker?

Not GRP but I am in on TRIG which has the same model. For TRIG it is pretty much as you describe slow and steady growing price then they raise money to buy more assets and the price falls - rinse and repeat, The dividend is nice though.

ADZAM

I contacted Degiro to get a quote for Reinvent Technology Partners (RTP.U:NYSE) but they said:

We would kindly request that you provide us with the ISIN of the product that you wish to have added to the platform.
Additionally, from the ticker of this system it looks like this is a unit. Please note that if it is, then we unfortunately will not be able to add it as we do not add units to the platform. However, if it is not, then please send us the ISIN and we will do our best to add the product to the platform.

Any ideas? It's a SPAC headed by Reid Hoffman the founder of Linkedin.

Timmaay

The simple fact is we have been absolutely gifted this year with the feds printing money, a blunt way I look at it is I've become good at harvesting them 600$ stimulus cheques, we've seen thousands of new traders in the USA on robinhood and degiro here in the EU, many whom are willing to jump into the stockmarket on a whim with money that they cant spent on travel or other normal services, so lets throw it into the stockmarket. My loose aim is to find companies with reasonable long term potential, find that stage where everyone is starting to get excited about them (which is why I like stocktwits, its a pure echo chamber, and plenty of absolute rubbish on it, but all I'm trying to judge is the overall crowd sentiment for whatever stock), I also largely avoid anything post fomo stage (NIO/xpeng/Tesla etc I'm just holding and not adding to anymore). I totally follow the current hype wave, over the summer it was EVs, alongside semiconductors, ever since Biden won its been solar/alternative and Chinese stocks. The last week or so with the US stimulus clearly getting over the line I've gone all in on the spreadbetting account and doubled my return on it, thats a risky move using alot of leveraged, but the last week absolutely was the time to do it while the risk was largely off in the markets themselves. I'm certainly no professional, and follow no professional advice on twitter or anywhere else, I'm simply trying to absolutely maximize this possibly once in a lifetime stock market opportunity, how it will all end I honestly don't have a clue.

Stablelad123

Jim2007 wrote: »

You can always count on this thread for a laugh....

The major of traders that are supported by professional research are not trading on their own account and are certainly not blabbing their opinions on twitter.

Your posts are exhausting. They offer nothing of substance to anyone in these markets. All you do is watch this board ready to criticise anything you deem wrong. You have no idea about trading markets. The traders (ex WS investment banks) I was referring to all trade their own accounts and they freely offer their extensive research. I'm not talking about buyside/sellside professional research. You're living in the dark ages where people got their news from the mornings Wall Street paper and paid for analysis.

Do yourself a favor and come back in a few months/years when stocks have stopped doubling or more in a short space time. Until then you just sound silly.

cronos

Any currently available SPAC recommendations?

Stablelad123

Timmaay wrote: »

The simple fact is we have been absolutely gifted this year with the feds printing money, a blunt way I look at it is I've become good at harvesting them 600$ stimulus cheques, we've seen thousands of new traders in the USA on robinhood and degiro here in the EU, many whom are willing to jump into the stockmarket on a whim with money that they cant spent on travel or other normal services, so lets throw it into the stockmarket. My loose aim is to find companies with reasonable long term potential, find that stage where everyone is starting to get excited about them (which is why I like stocktwits, its a pure echo chamber, and plenty of absolute rubbish on it, but all I'm trying to judge is the overall crowd sentiment for whatever stock), I also largely avoid anything post fomo stage (NIO/xpeng/Tesla etc I'm just holding and not adding to anymore). I totally follow the current hype wave, over the summer it was EVs, alongside semiconductors, ever since Biden won its been solar/alternative and Chinese stocks. The last week or so with the US stimulus clearly getting over the line I've gone all in on the spreadbetting account and doubled my return on it, thats a risky move using alot of leveraged, but the last week absolutely was the time to do it while the risk was largely off in the markets themselves. I'm certainly no professional, and follow no professional advice on twitter or anywhere else, I'm simply trying to absolutely maximize this possibly once in a lifetime stock market opportunity, how it will all end I honestly don't have a clue.

Fair play to you for recognising the markets we are in and trading accordingly.

Cpfm

cronos wrote: »

Any currently available SPAC recommendations?

A recent MyWallSt podcast mentioned AJAX.I. It wasn't a dead cert to invest but one that sounded interesting. I'm interested but haven't bitten yet. doesn't seem to be available on degiro.

One More Toy

cronos wrote: »

Any currently available SPAC recommendations?

Think 90% of us are in pershing Square Tontine!

p to the e

cronos wrote: »

Any currently available SPAC recommendations?

Lancadia Holdings (LCA). Not a holder myself but it looks promising.

RIGOLO

Jim2007 wrote: »

You can always count on this thread for a laugh....

The major of traders that are supported by professional research are not trading on their own account and are certainly not blabbing their opinions on twitter.

You have neck Jim, I give you that, coming round here on a STOCK PICK forum and still posting nonsense, cripes even the newbies realise you havent picked a stock in the greatest bull run in living memory.

Professional traders have been using whatever forms of media is available to manipulate markets in the direction they want since the game was invented.

Theres a million professional traders backed by a million hours of professional research posting on twitter everyday.

Your only showing how little you know of the markets with each post, between telling us you dont even trade and now telling us professional traders dont use twitter, your really showing how out of touch you are to the greatest bull run in a generation.

OwlsZat

Stablelad123 wrote: »

Your posts are exhausting. They offer nothing of substance to anyone in these markets. All you do is watch this board ready to criticise anything you deem wrong. You have no idea about trading markets. The traders (ex WS investment banks) I was referring to all trade their own accounts and they freely offer their extensive research. I'm not talking about buyside/sellside professional research. You're living in the dark ages where people got their news from the mornings Wall Street paper and paid for analysis.

Do yourself a favor and come back in a few months/years when stocks have stopped doubling or more in a short space time. Until then you just sound silly.

He's a troll. Put him on ignore.

cronos

One More Toy wrote: »

Think 90% of us are in pershing Square Tontine!

I'm already well in that one and holding.

Also in BFT, APXT and DMYD

RIGOLO

RIGOLO wrote: »

....
SOL (5.32) - has had a recent pop but if their earnings meets their guidance on profitability then they may play catchup with the other solar stocks.
....

SOL hits 11.40 this morning, up 114% in a 4 weeks and a day

I have to give it the boys on Wall St, they are good, they are very good.
They ran it down after earnings and now they decide to let her run. Its been their game all year. They are as much psychologists as they are traders.
I sold some but thankfully held onto a good chunk waiting on Bidens election, not going to make as much as I had hoped but its a win from where Im standing now.
The P word.. PATIENCE .

Theres so much to be made playing these short term 3-4 week or even 2 week cycles and swing trades, just look for a sector, look for a pattern, learn it and play it .
Who knows how long this market madness will continue, lets make some coin lads whilst Jim is getting himself a twitter account.

oh by the way I may be kicked off Boards at short notice one of these days for my transgressions elsewhere, Im sure many have already realised Im a bad person and ye need protecting from me,:D , Im on some kind of final warning whatever that means, if I am , its been a blast, and good luck to ye all .

Timmaay

NNDM my 2nd massive winner of the year (after NIO), I did similar with NIO and bullishly bought any of the dips the whole way up, its more than doubled for me across the last 2months or so, and represents about 25% of my full portfolio at the minute. Interesting cutting edge company, definitely high risk however what really sold it to me was Ark invests constant buying across the last few months, alongside the very loyal base of followers on both stocktwits and 2 Facebook groups, then talk of takeovers from various companies along the way. One big red flag has been their consistent share dilution, with I think 4 share offerings across the last 2 month's lol, however the consistent bullish attitude from the likes of stocktwits etc during each dilution was enough to keep me happy that the investors would keep piling in behind them.

Timmaay

RIGOLO wrote: »

SOL hits 11.40 this morning, up 114% in a 4 weeks and a day

I have to give it the boys on Wall St, they are good, they are very good.
They ran it down after earnings and now they decide to let her run. Its been their game all year. They are as much psychologists as they are traders.
I sold some but thankfully held onto a good chunk waiting on Bidens election, not going to make as much as I had hoped but its a win from where Im standing now.
The P word.. PATIENCE .

Theres so much to be made playing these short term 3-4 week or even 2 week cycles and swing trades, just look for a sector, look for a pattern, learn it and play it

100%, its as much a game of chess and being always prepared for the short selling or pump and dump manipulation.

Atlas_IRL

QuantumScape is just an absolute beast, up nearly 340% on it, Apple rumours made it go up another 30%

Green&Red

Stablelad123 wrote: »

A Twitter account is a must. It's a goldmine of information relating to individual stocks. There are lots of full-time traders posting so it's their job to do extensive research. They will find the companies for you. Of course if they have a position in the stock the info will be biased so it's up to you to verify and dig further. I do this by checking out the companies SEC filings online. Focus on the 10Q and 10Ks which are full of the most relevant info.

There is a momentum frenzy at the moment in SPACs that I haven't seen since the dotcom days when every company with a website soared. Most of them won't show a profit for years, if ever. It's a great trading environment so you have to factor that in when you buy a stock.

AAPL news y/day on EV so watch the related SPACs continue to ramp.

Any Twitter accounts you’d recommend