circadian wrote: » Dumped out of GEVO at $11 after buying up just shy of $9 this morning, starting to drop as the shorts are finishing up. Be interesting to see how it runs now as things settle a little.
DutchYurt wrote: » UMC up 16% still think it has lots to go!
cronos wrote: » Gevo is up a lot already? What are your price targets for it?
cronos wrote: » I take that back. I always wonder how companies can swing so much. Must have been one hell of a day at the office.
riddles wrote: » This swing is not even related to the anticipated news of the financing deal. So there is potentially another bounce to 20-25$ before it settles back to 15$.
tommy35 wrote: » In Ireland, Is it possible to buy and sell shares in after hours trading?
roosterman71 wrote: » $GEVO on a downward spiral pre market
ddarcy wrote: » They are diluting the stock. Essentially raised revenue through stock offering. Selling at $8, hoping to raise $350 million. So there are 43 million new shares on offer now.
circadian wrote: » Another dilution is bad, they've done this several times the last year.
Take Your Pants Off wrote: » Anyone have podcasts/YouTube recommendations they mind sharing ? Doesn’t have to be about stocks. Could about life in general, money, decision making, news, economy, etc. I finished listening to ‘The Psychology of Money’’ by Morgan Hounsel, would highly recommend. I also listen to the weekly MyWallSt podcast, alongside Motely Fool Money Podcast.
crazy_kenny wrote: » Took a small position in $AMC last week at $2.23 and now up to $3.50 premarket today. I suppose it’s fair to say it’s a very risky stock and are fighting bankruptcy due to covid pandemic. However Biden’s inauguration today could add fresh stimulus to a struggling sector. Here’s hoping.
circadian wrote: » Yep the asking has dropped significantly, might be worth a punt for an early bounce. Hard to say though. I see the GME trolls have their opening asks at $100 at the minute, well, last time I looked that's what it's at. Although I'd be curious beyond the short squeeze since they're pivoting from brick&mortar to e-commerce and up 300% online last year. Also in talks with Microsoft and Sony for deals, whatever the business plan is going forward. EDIT: GME asking is down to $37 which looks much more reasonable. I know there's a lot of hype, memes and trolling around GME but looking beyond that, if the company can make the transition or even better, have a major impact in the gaming market then this could actually be a decent long term investment. It really does depend on them pulling it off, however.