huntaholic123
WKR
TLSS up another 30%+ today. Drug my feet on it not knowing enough about the company. Might grab some on the next dip
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Correct, meant fundamentals.The fundamentals is what he meant. And he’s correct, as are you. I would continue to remain flexible and go with the flow. Easy as that. Having a strong, stubborn bias only blinds you .
Sold my VLO this morning @ $70.50 a share and made a nice profit. I like the idea posted recently by [mention]Trevor73402 [/mention]of picking up vlo when it dips and then selling when it picks up as it does seem to do that a lot.
I also wish I would’ve sold my ally when it hit $18+ but didn’t...so now I’ve got a limit sell for half of it hoping it hits $18+ again today. Here’s to hoping
Also put in a limit buy for PE and I picked up some PCG yesterday.
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Correct, meant fundamentals.
I’m playing the market now for some short gains, but there’s no way in heck I think this Bullish rally is going to continue like this...so I’m very hesitant to invest large amounts until we see the long term effects and response to covid, unemployment, etc. It’s still too early to tell how things will shake out long term and I think you would be foolish to have too much of your savings/portfolio invested right now thinking the worst is over - just my opinion. I have personally pulled about 80% of what I have back into cash earlier this month after reaping a good portion of the April bounce back. I sleep a lot better at night knowing that I have cash right now (although cash is arguably a loser too) with this volatile and unpredicatable market. I am swing trading the volatility with the other 20% to capitalize a bit. I will get back into equities heavily once the market settles after we see the long term effects, regardless of where it is - my guess is 2600 on the S&P. I’m not getting sucked in on FOMO, which might mean I could miss out on some substantial gains if we never see another pullback, but the fundamentals support the other side of that and by holding back now I certainly won’t lose 5-10years of growth if there is a pullback - much more concerned with protecting what I have vs getting greedy right now so I don’t see more six figure losses. Yes, just another “noob” throwing out the same advise others have, but I felt obligated to share my strategy in case it helps someone (arguably a pretty obvious “strategy”). I’m certainly not sitting here tossing around hot tickers so hopefully this isn’t perceived as bold or poor advise.
Think it will be dropping back down to give you a shot at a better buy in the future? Asking because I’m sitting on some too.Sold VAL at 70.50. Will buy back in at some point.
Picked up some OZSC this morning on a tip from a coworker. Up over 100% on the day so far
Edit: I typically steer clear of stocks like this but went with it and sometimes a guy gets lucky
I have no clue. But I want to realize some of my gains. If it drops below 68 I will scoop up a bunch more.Think it will be dropping back down to give you a shot at a better buy in the future? Asking because I’m sitting on some too.
I keep them on my watch list for a long term hold.Got in dfen at 10.35 not huge money but am up a 100 so that’s big for me haha
Just wanted to publicly say I’m sorry for sounding like a dick previously. I am a dick, no doubt and proud of it, but I didn’t mean to come off so harsh. I’ve had some shit sitting pretty heavy on me the last week and it’s starting to show on the surface.Correct, meant fundamentals.
I’m playing the market now for some short gains, but there’s no way in heck I think this Bullish rally is going to continue like this...so I’m very hesitant to invest large amounts until we see the long term effects and response to covid, unemployment, etc. It’s still too early to tell how things will shake out long term and I think you would be foolish to have too much of your savings/portfolio invested right now thinking the worst is over - just my opinion. I have personally pulled about 80% of what I have back into cash earlier this month after reaping a good portion of the April bounce back. I sleep a lot better at night knowing that I have cash right now (although cash is arguably a loser too) with this volatile and unpredicatable market. I am swing trading the volatility with the other 20% to capitalize a bit. I will get back into equities heavily once the market settles after we see the long term effects, regardless of where it is - my guess is 2600 on the S&P. I’m not getting sucked in on FOMO, which might mean I could miss out on some substantial gains if we never see another pullback, but the fundamentals support the other side of that and by holding back now I certainly won’t lose 5-10years of growth if there is a pullback - much more concerned with protecting what I have vs getting greedy right now so I don’t see more six figure losses. Yes, just another “noob” throwing out the same advise others have, but I felt obligated to share my strategy in case it helps someone (arguably a pretty obvious “strategy”). I’m certainly not sitting here tossing around hot tickers so hopefully this isn’t perceived as bold or poor advise.