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Share Picks 2021 - Thread banned users post #1

DutchYurt

And we're off..

To start -
4D Pharma - incoming NASDAQ listing
ATVI - My gaming stock pick with COD and PS5
AYX - Software company, has been turbulent but I can see it going to 200
AMD - Switching from Intel
BE - Energy play for me
CIEN - Telecommunications/software leaders in their field think they have some growth
PSTH - No further introduction
SQ - Really interested in their play to become a bank and BTC payments. Banks are interested in fintech but I think fintech are more interested in banks.
CHGG - Online learning, I don't see it going any where soon - room for this stock would love to see a buy out
EDSA - I'm bag holding but will be super promising of the phase 2 trials go well for EB01/EBO5 buyer beware on this one
IAG - Want to see the damage Brexit does then will hold for a few years.

I'm also looking into some infrastructure engineering companies in the US alot of it has been put on the back foot by Trump, can't ignore it forever so should see some uptick with Biden.

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MrMusician18

daheff wrote: »

So as I understand it Robinhood was going to be IPO'd soon.

After stopping buying GME/AMC today I can see loads of users leaving them.... meaning no point in ipo??

Who would use a platform that won't let you trade what you want to trade.

Anyone that sticks with them after this deserves them.

KilOit

MrMusician18 wrote: »

Who would use a platform that won't let you trade what you want to trade.

Anyone that sticks with them after this deserves them.

Hopefully they go to the wall, what were they thinking

VinLieger

KilOit wrote: »

Hopefully they go to the wall, what were they thinking

It really sounds like they were in between a rock and a hard place as they do a lot of business with Citadel, but it kinda exposes they dont really believe in what they preach so its hard to feel sorry for them.

Timing belt

Kilboor wrote: »

121% latest data? https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=gme

That is the short position at 15/1/2021

Data per your link:
50.65m x 121.98% = 61.78m

Shares shorted as of 15/1/2021 - 61.78m (Source: morningstar)

dan786

Winklevoss (Gemini) are setting up their own trading platform after today to turn people away from Robinhood. They has been on side of WSB throughout.

MuddyDog

RH looking for credit lines from lenders.

neris

Didn't age well

https://twitter.com/RobinhoodApp/status/712708069369782272?s=19

TheW1zard

Any predictions of price at opening?

dan786

TheW1zard wrote: »

Any predictions of price at opening?

300+

buyer95

MuddyDog wrote: »

RH looking for credit lines from lenders.

Source?

MuddyDog

buyer95 wrote: »

Source?

CNBC and Bloomers

Bodjhrjekekr

Is NIO a good long term investment? I am looking to invest in some electric car company, or some established company who are heavily investing in that side of things - with the plans in the next 10 years these are bound to increase?
Any recommendations?

[Deleted User]

MuddyDog wrote: »

RH looking for credit lines from lenders.

Why would RH themselves be affected by this unless they themselves shorted?

Timing belt

Deleted User wrote: »

Why would RH themselves be affected by this unless they themselves shorted?

Maybe loosing their customer basis and having bills to pay has something to do with it.

jake frost

Bodjhrjekekr wrote: »

Is NIO a good long term investment? I am looking to invest in some electric car company, or some established company who are heavily investing in that side of things - with the plans in the next 10 years these are bound to increase?
Any recommendations?

There is a separate thread on all things NIO here. They have gobe up a lot in the last 12 months.. I have sone for the long hall

Bodjhrjekekr

jake frost wrote: »

There is a separate thread on all things NIO here. They have gobe up a lot in the last 12 months.. I have sone for the long hall

Thanks I will have a look for it - I just saw it mentioned a little bit on twitter. Think it may be a wiser investment of money and time then the current shenanigans

dasdog

Timing belt wrote: »

Maybe loosing their customer basis and having bills to pay has something to do with it.

From forexlive - grammar is theirs - I'm just watching from the sidelines.

An in summary update of where Robinhood is at.
the firm has drawn on credit lines in amounts said to be 'hundreds of millions of $" by media reports
lenders to the company include banks like JPMorgan & Goldman Sachs
the firm has raised margins on trades

The causation runs:
Stock-trading clients of Robinhood clients take on margin deb
Robinhood lends clients the cash to do this and, in turn, has drawn on credit to front the cash
the risk to the 'Hood is if the stocks fall hard client margin debt may not get paid back
RobinHood moved to control this risk both by placing curbs on trades and drawingon credit lines.

peterofthebr

MuddyDog wrote: »

RH looking for credit lines from lenders.

RH are finished, they won't recover from this...they stopped people from trading, from potential making profits..
#StopTheSteel.. Oh wait that's being used already

Timmaay

Bodjhrjekekr wrote: »

Is NIO a good long term investment? I am looking to invest in some electric car company, or some established company who are heavily investing in that side of things - with the plans in the next 10 years these are bound to increase?
Any recommendations?

Hell of alot better and safer bet than any sort of gme amc carnage lol. Other good growth companies I'd recommend are NNDM, UMC, TSM, square, fiverr, enphase energy, digital turbine, NET, DAC, BNGO, go off and do your homework on whatever stock before you buy, and I'd suggest aiming to buy when the stock pulls back to or under its 20day moving average line, lucky for you all this WSB carnage has pulled many of them back already.

peterofthebr

buyer95 wrote: »

Source?

There was something on cnbc (around 10pm earlier) about RH and bank credit lines

Mad_maxx

JoeCole26 wrote: »

Everyone expecting AMC and GME to rocket &#55357;&#56960; once RH is back up and running on these stocks again, however, I think the the buzz of it has passed for newbie traders or people hoping to jump on the bandwagon as they probably feel the time has passed. Imo. Hope I’m wrong.

what happened today will deter new buyers who might have been enthused to get on board , the big dogs might well allow open trading again and feel their tricks today have done enough

Mad_maxx

dan786 wrote: »

Germans bought it at 350$ this morning and bought the price upto to $500 premarket so doubt they will be selling in the morning. They will be buying more to lower their average cost.

the volume traded on the german exchange is miniscule , secondary listings dont tell us much

Timing belt

Mad_maxx wrote: »

what happened today will deter new buyers who might have been enthused to get on board , the big dogs might well allow open trading again and feel their tricks today have done enough

We don't have a clue what the sort position is any more so the short squeeze is more than likely gone out the window and now all you have is a game of pass the parcel till the price drops.... Just move the parcel quickly so you don't get stuck with it

peterofthebr

Mad_maxx wrote: »

what happened today will deter new buyers who might have been enthused to get on board , the big dogs might well allow open trading again and feel their tricks today have done enough

Looking at twitter there seems to still be a drive for an upwards trend tomorrow. Also allot of anti RH comments too, the plan is to hold their positions.. not sure it it makes any difference believe shorts managed to cover themselves today. Trading among themselves to drive price down and reduce exposure(don't really understand it but) short losses seem to be less then they were yesterday from my reading

Mad_maxx

peterofthebr wrote: »

Looking at twitter there seems to still be a drive for an upwards trend tomorrow. Also allot of anti RH comments too, the plan is to hold their positions.. not sure it it makes any difference believe shorts managed to cover themselves today. Trading among themselves to drive price down and reduce exposure(don't really understand it but) short losses seem to be less then they were yesterday from my reading

perhaps with GME but AMC and BBBY are DOA

dan786

300+ after hours.

peterofthebr

Mad_maxx wrote: »

perhaps with GME but AMC and BBBY are DOA

It's past my bedtime.. but after hours stocks are up.. Ive a few hundred in amc got in at 4.5(speculation only). Plc might be under a different name in 5yrs..will read the hipe morrow and maybe sell to invest into something long term.. Greed is good!!

daheff

Mad_maxx wrote: »

what happened today will deter new buyers who might have been enthused to get on board , the big dogs might well allow open trading again and feel their tricks today have done enough

Their dirty tricks will have put off some investors, but it's brought in more in solidarity.

Read the reddit and a lot are just gonna HODL and increase position.

dan786

KOSS is doing well after hours again. This was 4$ stock 3 days ago and went 100+ yesterday

[Deleted User]

Delighted to see GME still going. The fat cats on wall street are looking over their shoulders for once.