Share Picks 2021 - Thread banned users post #1

Cute Hoor wrote: »

The 'market' certainly doesn't rate the PSTH deal

They got half the share Tencent did, months later, at a worse price - and then there's all sorts of weird tax implications with the SPARC and warrant business going on. All this and about 1 in 3 retail bagholder were still expecting Bloomberg/Stripe/Subway or some other reddit favourite.

If you liked the target, you might actually be better off selling the PSTH bags immediately and buying the dip on the Euronext IPO...

pioneerpro wrote: »

They got half the share Tencent did, months later, at a worse price - and then there's all sorts of weird tax implications with the SPARC and warrant business going on. All this and about 1 in 3 retail bagholder were still expecting Bloomberg/Stripe/Subway or some other reddit favourite.

If you liked the target, you might actually be better off selling the PSTH bags immediately and buying the dip on the Euronext IPO...

Reading on Reddit, being on Amsterdam exchange is a reason for a lot of the selloff, Robinhood currently don't support it, so in theory all those Robinhood PSTH holders will have to sell or transfer to another broker. Spooking a lot of people.

I'm gonna hold anyway. Shares are interesting with the 3 pronged approach. No idea what's gonna happen to the Warrants I own (and taking a -37% hit so far today :eek:)

N958GB wrote: »

I am bleeding out, in way over my head who are the smart people here? Do the smart apes buy stocks on the European exchange over the US if available. Does anyone makes their decisions while in varying states of inebriation?

I only buy on US markets, stopped worrying about currency a while back. I got caught up in a Blackberry quoze from reddit whilst drunk, 6 month hangover.

Happy enough with Tontine, basically getting a 3 for 1 deal. OK it didn't live up to its hype but I belive in Bill; I'm up double my money in his Jersey based fund (think I invested 3 years ago? But its a Friday night and not in the mood to check my spreadsheet).

N958GB wrote: »

I'm with you my man gets addictive. Wolf of Wall Street was my tutorial

For the wolf of wallstreet analogy it's worth keeping in mind that you are on the receiving end of the phone call (reddit in this case) unless you got in super early.

I regret not taking a risk at 3 dollars as it wasn't far off AMC's real value at the time. But now it's an off the chart Ponzi scheme. If it's with small enough amounts of money then it's cool as a lottery ticket. Worst case it's a donation to the concept of keeping cinemas in the US alive I guess.

cronos wrote: »

I regret not taking a risk at 3 dollars as it wasn't far off AMC's real value at the time. But now it's an off the chart Ponzi scheme.

The wonderful thing is the opportunities here due to deleveraging to cover shorts over the last few months. Plenty of 3-5x baggers to be realised over the next year or so if your risk-profile is compatible.

For example a huge amount of growth-tech, cannabis and biopharm were seriously oversold. Plenty of ~20-33% pops available withing 30d windows as volume and confidence returns.

Take PLTR - a 'brand name' - which you could have ridden from $18 to $24 over the course of the last two weeks or so (28.5%)



Similar story with FROG - $34 to $44 dollars in the same time frame (25.6%)



Then you've cannabis stuff like TLRY $13 to $18 (32%)



And Cloudflare which I've talked in detail about before, $66-83 in the same fortnight (22.1%)



All of the above are in growth industries where they've a huge chunk of the TAM, brand recognition, and positive cash flow with an appropriate market posture. They're all also at least 20% off their ATH, all of which hit that ATH in the last 12 months. And these are just four companies that I've talked about here before - there are thousands I'm missing.

Could the intelligent cretins identify themselves and I will just do as you do.

One More Toy wrote: »

Honest question, are you okay?

Invest in EBON I have a good feeling

N958GB wrote: »

Invest in EBON I have a good feeling

I don't know if you're being serious or not

N958GB wrote: »

It’s a risky one but you gotta roll the dice, I have decision fatigue so I am trying to identify the smart peoples here and follow their actions. Isn’t that what you do?

Don't let others decide for you, you should have a broad portfolio, not just potential hope-for-the-best-ten-baggers

jams100 wrote: »

Some advice from a stranger on the Internet:
Stop doing what your doing now, begin by learning to look at and analyse a balance sheet / income statement / Cash flow statement (Even if its only at a high level).

It really should go without saying but nobody should be making any investment decisions purely from some randomers suggestion on one of these threads.

Good investing should be boring and not just a roll of a dice.

wrestlemaniac wrote: »

The best bit of advice I can give you... is do your own research. Invest in companies you believe in, in areas you are interested in learning about.

Don't seek out short-term gains, look 5-10 years down the line at what could be mainstays in how we live our lives.

All investment is gambling, and i am in this for money. What about AMC and Gamestop and all the people that made some nice cash, advice from strangers online. My main position is a weed company from a cursory search which was mentioned a few times, quick search reveals Weed will be big business as it become legal across the globe. I Don't do spreadsheets not in this life anyways

I passed a test on ETF if that is even the right acronym for it and the multiple choice was easy to guess the right answer.

When investing in the stock you need to assume the risk of losing your money. No matter how much research you do no one has divined the future. The pertinent information is not readily available through a cursory online search. i have over reached though it's wildly addictive.