The Rokslide Stock Traders Thread

I got an email from vanguard this morning stating as of 4/28 you will no longer be able to buy OTC stocks with vanguard. What a crock of BS.
Wow, that is unbelievable, I'd tell VG to ****-off immediately. Leave them and find another trading platform. The SEC/TDA cost me a ton of money pulling this shit last year. I have a few dead OTCs now that may never recover due to zero volume.
 
Might want to hold those O&G stocks for a bit. They might run soon.


 
@NorthernMN -not a chance in my book.....they have crossed a line with some of their offerings as clearly seen by the public. They have more and more competition and the 14-22 year old demographic are not Netflix fans. The 'woke' ideology is hurting many companies and apparently they don't care too much about it.......my opinion only.
 
Took profits on a portion of my GTE holdings yesterday, I won't quite be buying a boat with it like my man @Broomd but a huge tip of the hat to him for giving me the confidence I needed to ride out some stormy days on that ship. Any thoughts on a revised exit plan for yourself with the current state of O&G?
Thanks man, still holding my friend.
Too much global O & G need right now, don't think we're done running yet--not even close. Expedia is calling for an all-time record travel year, inflation be damned.
Earnings should be stellar, GTE and others are practically printing money right now with Brent and WTI prices.

In other news, Holy Sh!t...what a draw. And the SPR is dry, thanks, Brandon.

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In other news, Holy Sh!t...what a draw. And the SPR is dry, thanks, Brandon.

“A cargo of crude from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve departed a Texas port bound for Europe, a signal of increasing oil-market disarray as refiners shun Russian supplies and prices surge,” Bloomberg News reported.

“The rare export of strategic U.S. barrels is evidence of the ever-widening search for crude to replace Russian cargoes seven weeks after President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine triggered international revulsion and sanctions. With the global oil benchmark trading above $110 a barrel, traders and refiners also are trying to cope with a cutoff of Libya’s biggest source of crude and little expansion in U.S. output,” the news site said.

The U.S. oil is headed to Rotterdam, Bloomberg reported.
 
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