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| Stinky1 User ID: 63514647  Canada03/23/2019 11:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm guessing no one here as even heard of a trailing stop lose? Quoting: iSwear How in the hell does someone loose 1/2 their net worth in the market today? Everything is automated, including buy/sell orders. I only put in the market what I'm willing to loose. Which isn't going to hurt me financially if I indeed did lose it. However, with well planned trailing stop loss triggers, I doubt I'll lose that much. So to the AC in Canada. After 25 years in the stock market, this is what you come up with? "Post what your buy on Monday" LMFAO! Ok, if you're so interested. My Current Limit orders: ORGANIGRAM HOLDINGS, INC., OTCQX: OGRMF limit set this one for $3.80 (may adjust the price accordingly once the stock drops in price) mid April after the debenture conversion profiteers run their course. BTW, Just took my profits on this one at $6.78 from an averaged buy-in at $4.46 SUPREME CANNABIS CO INC., OTCQX:SPRWF limit set for this one at $1.45 as the price momentum is running low, launch of new product and corporate market expansion will stress stock price to support level. Looking for a mid to late April buy-in. No buy-in yet. But if you're interested, Order set for 5k shares. I currently have 5 active stocks that are climbing in value, despite the overall markets being flat. I'm not a rabid day trader. I typically buy between 5k and 25k shares per position. I never put all my eggs in one basket. Or blindly throw darts at a board to pick stocks. I hope this makes you happy. LOL Everyone in a relentless bull market thinks they are a genious. If not making the average gain of any index or self premoting a new company with a new schtick. All brilliant people. No one brags of their losses. I have been in the market for 25 years with 80% of my earnings. I've paid for technical analysis services. I've seen my account move up $50 000 in a single day. I had a a 112% gain in 2018 with about 60 trades long and short. No one I know has made any significant money on the stock market. Everyone has lost terrible sums of money. Don't lecture me about stop losses. We "Doomers" know global debt is going to bring a collapse. We Dumb "Doomers" know very hard times are coming. We have read the legisation from many differnet countries stating banks will never be bailed out again, we nit wit doomers know and understand that all depositors are now labelled investors. Investors will be responsible during the next bank bail in. That is when tangibles will be worth their weight in gold. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 70732847 United States03/24/2019 06:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm guessing no one here as even heard of a trailing stop lose? Quoting: iSwear How in the hell does someone loose 1/2 their net worth in the market today? Everything is automated, including buy/sell orders. I only put in the market what I'm willing to loose. Which isn't going to hurt me financially if I indeed did lose it. However, with well planned trailing stop loss triggers, I doubt I'll lose that much. So to the AC in Canada. After 25 years in the stock market, this is what you come up with? "Post what your buy on Monday" LMFAO! Ok, if you're so interested. My Current Limit orders: ORGANIGRAM HOLDINGS, INC., OTCQX: OGRMF limit set this one for $3.80 (may adjust the price accordingly once the stock drops in price) mid April after the debenture conversion profiteers run their course. BTW, Just took my profits on this one at $6.78 from an averaged buy-in at $4.46 SUPREME CANNABIS CO INC., OTCQX:SPRWF limit set for this one at $1.45 as the price momentum is running low, launch of new product and corporate market expansion will stress stock price to support level. Looking for a mid to late April buy-in. No buy-in yet. But if you're interested, Order set for 5k shares. I currently have 5 active stocks that are climbing in value, despite the overall markets being flat. I'm not a rabid day trader. I typically buy between 5k and 25k shares per position. I never put all my eggs in one basket. Or blindly throw darts at a board to pick stocks. I hope this makes you happy. LOL Everyone in a relentless bull market thinks they are a genious. If not making the average gain of any index or self premoting a new company with a new schtick. All brilliant people. No one brags of their losses. I have been in the market for 25 years with 80% of my earnings. I've paid for technical analysis services. I've seen my account move up $50 000 in a single day. I had a a 112% gain in 2018 with about 60 trades long and short. No one I know has made any significant money on the stock market. Everyone has lost terrible sums of money. Don't lecture me about stop losses. We "Doomers" know global debt is going to bring a collapse. We Dumb "Doomers" know very hard times are coming. We have read the legisation from many differnet countries stating banks will never be bailed out again, we nit wit doomers know and understand that all depositors are now labelled investors. Investors will be responsible during the next bank bail in. That is when tangibles will be worth their weight in gold. I never claimed to be a genius. LOL, see any post I've ever made on GLP. I never make claim to being a genius, ever. So stop projecting. However, I do investigate what stocks I invest in with a lot of scrutiny. I call that being prudent, not genius. One thing that a bit different this go around, central banks are doing things they historical haven't done before. The bond inversion just happened on Thursday, and only by a fraction. Unless that inversion widens or persists beyond a few months, then it's nothing more than speculation and knee-jerk reactions. Yield inversions only predict about 50% of the time, about like flipping a coin. For every "prediction" based on a negative yield curve, there are as many that didn't manifest into much. Of course, those who made the "prediction" are loud and vocal. And they get the press. I personally think that the trade disputes are having more of impact on things right now. If the dust settles a bit on trade, I expect another climb in the market overall. For reference Updated Nov 14, 2017: [link to www.investopedia.com (secure)] If you saw a 50k day rise, did you take the profits? Most I've seen in one day so far is 10k. But then again, my account isn't that large yet. We'll see in a year or so if that 1 day challenge can be shattered. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 70732847 United States03/24/2019 07:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | For reference: [link to www.treasury.gov (secure)] The yield curve is barely inverted right now. Looks more like a saddle than a true inversion. Time will tell if this will rebound back or continue to a full on inversion. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 69024664 United States03/24/2019 07:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We are in a VERY similar setup to 1937 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75572505 We are at the red circle right S shoulder here [link to rambus1.com (secure)] Or number 2 here [link to farm4.static.flickr.com] vs 2019 [link to 2.bp.blogspot.com (secure)] Only one problem with your charts. In 1937 there was a free market with no plunge protectionteam. Today the PPT, and the fed manipulates everything..... Do you know how many heisenberg omens we have seen? And still no crash. The fed eats Hindenburg omens a d red circle s shoulders for breakfast When are you doom yards going to listen.... |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76869839 United States03/24/2019 09:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | my unsolicited prediction: an earthquake hits japan. Japan markets crash. Germany goes to near collapse within 60 days. Italy, France,Spain, Brazil etc total collapse. U.S. stock market collapses about 4 months later. U.S. markets begin falling hard in October. 50% total by end of Jan 2020. |
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| 1-2-Follow User ID: 74561103 United States03/24/2019 10:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Completely irrelevant Articles and "news" from liberal media shall now be known as catnip for libtards. Truth is schilling in the empire of retards. "Yep but for now we dub you toast guy." - AC520845 *PROCLAIMED PROPHET OF THE DOW* ® Let me know when the climate STOPS changing, then i'll be worried. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77408026 United States03/24/2019 11:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | my unsolicited prediction: an earthquake hits japan. Japan markets crash. Germany goes to near collapse within 60 days. Italy, France,Spain, Brazil etc total collapse. U.S. stock market collapses about 4 months later. U.S. markets begin falling hard in October. 50% total by end of Jan 2020. This.... and... US markets fall 70% |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 70732847 United States03/25/2019 01:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. |
| MissCleo User ID: 77082640 United States03/25/2019 01:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. you understand what's coming, right? |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 18409361  United Kingdom03/25/2019 01:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If you are invested please protect yourselves and your families now, go short or go cash. Quoting: Jesse Livermore 75572505 It wont recover for multiple years and perhaps decades. I can not share a link or my source but it will become apparent this week and accelerate next. Be careful out there. Fail tard |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76257059 Canada03/25/2019 04:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. Why would the Chinese submit to anyone. They won't. There culture is that they are superior. |
| Stinky1 User ID: 76257059 Canada03/25/2019 04:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. A surge in us markets? Markets with PE ratio's of 200? A surge in overpriced markets? Ask yourself this, why do governments all over the world continue to mint gold and silver coins? Cranking out tens of thousands of pounds each day for the public to buy? Everyone on your street can buy 2000 lbs of silver today and have it delivered within the week? Why is it available? why is it constantly being distributed? Why is global debt skyrocketing? year after year debt increases? Why does trump show no concern for a debt of 22 trillion? Why is he spending like there is no tomorrow. Making Obama look like a frugal old lady. It's all going to collapse. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 918411 United States03/25/2019 05:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm guessing no one here as even heard of a trailing stop lose? Quoting: iSwear How in the hell does someone loose 1/2 their net worth in the market today? Everything is automated, including buy/sell orders. I only put in the market what I'm willing to loose. Which isn't going to hurt me financially if I indeed did lose it. However, with well planned trailing stop loss triggers, I doubt I'll lose that much. So to the AC in Canada. After 25 years in the stock market, this is what you come up with? "Post what your buy on Monday" LMFAO! Ok, if you're so interested. My Current Limit orders: ORGANIGRAM HOLDINGS, INC., OTCQX: OGRMF limit set this one for $3.80 (may adjust the price accordingly once the stock drops in price) mid April after the debenture conversion profiteers run their course. BTW, Just took my profits on this one at $6.78 from an averaged buy-in at $4.46 SUPREME CANNABIS CO INC., OTCQX:SPRWF limit set for this one at $1.45 as the price momentum is running low, launch of new product and corporate market expansion will stress stock price to support level. Looking for a mid to late April buy-in. No buy-in yet. But if you're interested, Order set for 5k shares. I currently have 5 active stocks that are climbing in value, despite the overall markets being flat. I'm not a rabid day trader. I typically buy between 5k and 25k shares per position. I never put all my eggs in one basket. Or blindly throw darts at a board to pick stocks. I hope this makes you happy. LOL similar situation for me...my pot/pot related stocks... EEVVF TGODF NSHSF KBEVF MO ACB why not share with GLPers. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75126281 United States03/25/2019 05:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. A surge in us markets? Markets with PE ratio's of 200? A surge in overpriced markets? Ask yourself this, why do governments all over the world continue to mint gold and silver coins? Cranking out tens of thousands of pounds each day for the public to buy? Everyone on your street can buy 2000 lbs of silver today and have it delivered within the week? Why is it available? why is it constantly being distributed? Why is global debt skyrocketing? year after year debt increases? Why does trump show no concern for a debt of 22 trillion? Why is he spending like there is no tomorrow. Making Obama look like a frugal old lady. It's all going to collapse.  I have no debt. And I spend very little. But I see everyone else living with ginormous mortgages and always in credit card debt, it's insane. |
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| MissCleo User ID: 77082640 United States03/25/2019 09:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Most I've seen in one day so far is 10k. But then again, my account isn't that large yet. We'll see in a year or so if that 1 day challenge can be shattered. Quoting: iSwear 10K doesn't thrill me in the least. Not worth the trouble or risk. Again, this thread isn't about numbers or math, it's about politics and the temperature of the world right now. You know, like when you fill out those forms at the Broker, high risk low risk. We are in high risk territory but not in a good way. |
| MissCleo User ID: 77082640 United States03/25/2019 09:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. A surge in us markets? Markets with PE ratio's of 200? A surge in overpriced markets? Ask yourself this, why do governments all over the world continue to mint gold and silver coins? Cranking out tens of thousands of pounds each day for the public to buy? Everyone on your street can buy 2000 lbs of silver today and have it delivered within the week? Why is it available? why is it constantly being distributed? Why is global debt skyrocketing? year after year debt increases? Why does trump show no concern for a debt of 22 trillion? Why is he spending like there is no tomorrow. Making Obama look like a frugal old lady. It's all going to collapse. I have no debt. And I spend very little. But I see everyone else living with ginormous mortgages and always in credit card debt, it's insane. This was the situation before the Great Depression. And all it took was a couple big companies going out of business to crash the US. People over spending on the guarantee of high paying jobs (that won't exist much longer). Meanwhile the Big Company's execs will still take their salary and bonus and fold, they don't give a shit. Boeing, isn't going to be paid on billion dollar contracts. Nebraska lost millions of cows, that won't be replaced in 6 months to a year. Reality is... it's not going very well right now. So yeah collapse is possible. Why take a risk? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 70732847 United States03/25/2019 11:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. A surge in us markets? Markets with PE ratio's of 200? A surge in overpriced markets? Ask yourself this, why do governments all over the world continue to mint gold and silver coins? Cranking out tens of thousands of pounds each day for the public to buy? Everyone on your street can buy 2000 lbs of silver today and have it delivered within the week? Why is it available? why is it constantly being distributed? Why is global debt skyrocketing? year after year debt increases? Why does trump show no concern for a debt of 22 trillion? Why is he spending like there is no tomorrow. Making Obama look like a frugal old lady. It's all going to collapse. Eventually, you will be correct. The current economic model is based on expansion of debt. Until that changes over into some other system, the debt will expand and contract in cycles. Can you post some companies with a 200:1 P/E please? Even the most outrageous over valued cannabis stocks aren't that high. TLRY is the best offender I can find atm, at 116:1 2020* estimate. * [link to www.nasdaq.com (secure)] Most main stream stocks are a little over valued, but not outrageously so. MSFT on the DOW is currently 20:1 [link to www.nasdaq.com (secure)] I'm guessing no one here as even heard of a trailing stop lose? Quoting: iSwear How in the hell does someone loose 1/2 their net worth in the market today? Everything is automated, including buy/sell orders. I only put in the market what I'm willing to loose. Which isn't going to hurt me financially if I indeed did lose it. However, with well planned trailing stop loss triggers, I doubt I'll lose that much. So to the AC in Canada. After 25 years in the stock market, this is what you come up with? "Post what your buy on Monday" LMFAO! Ok, if you're so interested. My Current Limit orders: ORGANIGRAM HOLDINGS, INC., OTCQX: OGRMF limit set this one for $3.80 (may adjust the price accordingly once the stock drops in price) mid April after the debenture conversion profiteers run their course. BTW, Just took my profits on this one at $6.78 from an averaged buy-in at $4.46 SUPREME CANNABIS CO INC., OTCQX:SPRWF limit set for this one at $1.45 as the price momentum is running low, launch of new product and corporate market expansion will stress stock price to support level. Looking for a mid to late April buy-in. No buy-in yet. But if you're interested, Order set for 5k shares. I currently have 5 active stocks that are climbing in value, despite the overall markets being flat. I'm not a rabid day trader. I typically buy between 5k and 25k shares per position. I never put all my eggs in one basket. Or blindly throw darts at a board to pick stocks. I hope this makes you happy. LOL similar situation for me...my pot/pot related stocks... EEVVF TGODF NSHSF KBEVF MO ACB why not share with GLPers. Ok, I don't like to show what I'm currently invested in as many people like to follow. And, I don't like recommending one equity over another as I personally tend to ride the market waves (swing trader). Enter strategy and exit strategy. So if I recommend this or that stock, someone buys in and the price drops, then somehow the person that gave this or that advice takes the blame. But, for reference I'm cashing out of FRLF tomorrow for 25,000 shares. Taking profits (a paltry $2k) and will buy back in when I see corporate revenue news. The company looks really good for longs however. I'm definitely keeping an eye out on this one. I'm riding two other hype waves up right now. CHOOM HOLDINGS, INC. (OTCQB:CHOOF) 25,000 shares, enter point was .34c exit target is around .75c depending on the volume tomorrow as the news of them entering the Florida medical/retail takes off. Resistance is at .55c and was being pushed hard today. Providing this breaks out of the resistance tomorrow, will cash out at the target price and buy back in once the volume fades out and price drops back down a support trend line. I really like CHOOM overall. Has a lot of potential for longs. Aurora Cannabis Inc, invested in CHOOM on a debenture structure which mature at $3. Great company strategy for acquiring medical/retail licensing rights. I think this will be a major player on the retail market. All the over valued producers must find outlets for their product, and CHOOM will be one of the gate keepers. AUXLY CANNABIS GROUP, INC. 10,000 shares, enter point was .60c, exit point is .80c on bad news of revenues come March 29 or $1.05 on good news. I don't care for AUXLY over all. They have a weak sale end point. But I'll loot some money from the stock on hype. In any case, March profits will be anywhere from $7,500 to $11k. April will likely be a bit better. I don't like to make predictions too far in advance though. I have another stock on a longer swing cycle. AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ACRX) 5,000 shares. Average buy-in at $2.61. Long hold for potential large quarter over quarter revenue spikes and corresponding surges in stock. No set exit target as of yet. I have another speculative stock. I'll post after revenues come in in April. If this one hits, and I think it will, it will be a huge cash cow. In the mean time, ride them waves baby. BTW, I wouldn't go long on MO, Altria Group Inc. The company is in decline and is desperately throwing darts at the cannabis industry to survive. If you made some cash on it, I'd think about an exit target price. If you're going long on ACB, Aurora Cannabis Inc has a market cap of 9.4 billion. 12 month P/E of 64.50. That's awfully high. Be wary of this. |
| Monkeybluebird User ID: 75270270 United States03/25/2019 11:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Big brokers are saying the opposite. But you won't hear this on the blabbering media. It's fear mongering atm, the inversion hasn't lasted long enough to make a mark yet on U.S. equities. Not to mention the trade stalemate has stalled exports around the world. Quoting: iSwear I think Trump is going to make a deal very soon with China. The gates will open for another surge in major U.S. indexes. "We are not quite that gloomy, in fact, we are rather more sanguine about prospects for the global economy," Xavier Rolet, chief executive officer at London-based CQS, which manages about $18 billion, told Bloomberg TV. "There are some technical considerations at the moment that are impacting the shape of the curve. These are temporary conditions." Quoting: CQS Hedge Fund Says Curve Inverting on Technicals Won't Last: [link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)] Rolet's view chimes with Morgan Stanley Investment Management, which recently said this part of the curve "is distorted" by global forces fueling demand in the long end, while increased bill supply is elevating short-end rates. There are also fundamental factors that suggest the curve inversion may not last: Financial conditions have eased since the recent peak in December, offering some degree of support to the American economy. A surge in us markets? Markets with PE ratio's of 200? A surge in overpriced markets? Ask yourself this, why do governments all over the world continue to mint gold and silver coins? Cranking out tens of thousands of pounds each day for the public to buy? Everyone on your street can buy 2000 lbs of silver today and have it delivered within the week? Why is it available? why is it constantly being distributed? Why is global debt skyrocketing? year after year debt increases? Why does trump show no concern for a debt of 22 trillion? Why is he spending like there is no tomorrow. Making Obama look like a frugal old lady. It's all going to collapse. Eventually, you will be correct. The current economic model is based on expansion of debt. Until that changes over into some other system, the debt will expand and contract in cycles. Can you post some companies with a 200:1 P/E please? Even the most outrageous over valued cannabis stocks aren't that high. TLRY is the best offender I can find atm, at 116:1 2020* estimate. * [link to www.nasdaq.com (secure)] Most main stream stocks are a little over valued, but not outrageously so. MSFT on the DOW is currently 20:1 [link to www.nasdaq.com (secure)] I'm guessing no one here as even heard of a trailing stop lose? Quoting: iSwear How in the hell does someone loose 1/2 their net worth in the market today? Everything is automated, including buy/sell orders. I only put in the market what I'm willing to loose. Which isn't going to hurt me financially if I indeed did lose it. However, with well planned trailing stop loss triggers, I doubt I'll lose that much. So to the AC in Canada. After 25 years in the stock market, this is what you come up with? "Post what your buy on Monday" LMFAO! Ok, if you're so interested. My Current Limit orders: ORGANIGRAM HOLDINGS, INC., OTCQX: OGRMF limit set this one for $3.80 (may adjust the price accordingly once the stock drops in price) mid April after the debenture conversion profiteers run their course. BTW, Just took my profits on this one at $6.78 from an averaged buy-in at $4.46 SUPREME CANNABIS CO INC., OTCQX:SPRWF limit set for this one at $1.45 as the price momentum is running low, launch of new product and corporate market expansion will stress stock price to support level. Looking for a mid to late April buy-in. No buy-in yet. But if you're interested, Order set for 5k shares. I currently have 5 active stocks that are climbing in value, despite the overall markets being flat. I'm not a rabid day trader. I typically buy between 5k and 25k shares per position. I never put all my eggs in one basket. Or blindly throw darts at a board to pick stocks. I hope this makes you happy. LOL similar situation for me...my pot/pot related stocks... EEVVF TGODF NSHSF KBEVF MO ACB why not share with GLPers. Ok, I don't like to show what I'm currently invested in as many people like to follow. And, I don't like recommending one equity over another as I personally tend to ride the market waves (swing trader). Enter strategy and exit strategy. So if I recommend this or that stock, someone buys in and the price drops, then somehow the person that gave this or that advice takes the blame. But, for reference I'm cashing out of FRLF tomorrow for 25,000 shares. Taking profits (a paltry $2k) and will buy back in when I see corporate revenue news. The company looks really good for longs however. I'm definitely keeping an eye out on this one. I'm riding two other hype waves up right now. CHOOM HOLDINGS, INC. (OTCQB:CHOOF) 25,000 shares, enter point was .34c exit target is around .75c depending on the volume tomorrow as the news of them entering the Florida medical/retail takes off. Resistance is at .55c and was being pushed hard today. Providing this breaks out of the resistance tomorrow, will cash out at the target price and buy back in once the volume fades out and price drops back down a support trend line. I really like CHOOM overall. Has a lot of potential for longs. Aurora Cannabis Inc, invested in CHOOM on a debenture structure which mature at $3. Great company strategy for acquiring medical/retail licensing rights. I think this will be a major player on the retail market. All the over valued producers must find outlets for their product, and CHOOM will be one of the gate keepers. AUXLY CANNABIS GROUP, INC. 10,000 shares, enter point was .60c, exit point is .80c on bad news of revenues come March 29 or $1.05 on good news. I don't care for AUXLY over all. They have a weak sale end point. But I'll loot some money from the stock on hype. In any case, March profits will be anywhere from $7,500 to $11k. April will likely be a bit better. I don't like to make predictions too far in advance though. I have another stock on a longer swing cycle. AcelRx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (ACRX) 5,000 shares. Average buy-in at $2.61. Long hold for potential large quarter over quarter revenue spikes and corresponding surges in stock. No set exit target as of yet. I have another speculative stock. I'll post after revenues come in in April. If this one hits, and I think it will, it will be a huge cash cow. In the mean time, ride them waves baby. BTW, I wouldn't go long on MO, Altria Group Inc. The company is in decline and is desperately throwing darts at the cannabis industry to survive. If you made some cash on it, I'd think about an exit target price. If you're going long on ACB, Aurora Cannabis Inc has a market cap of 9.4 billion. 12 month P/E of 64.50. That's awfully high. Be wary of this. Like you I have choom and auxly . Like choom a lot more then auxly . Disagree on MO . Long term hold, great dividend . Look at funko . Not a huge fan of retail but funko has a good niche and lots of good licensing , I think a BO isn’t out of the question though I think they can go alone . Gern is another spec I own . Super high risk but potential super high reward . Monkeybluebird |
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