The Rokslide Stock Traders Thread

[CorbLand]

I think KULR is having us all second guessing but its running because they got back in compliance to be on the NYSE.

I am up ~600% on it but I am in it for the long haul. I have 32 years until I retire.

If you want to enter, I would give it a bit. There will be another pull back. To what, I dont know.

 

[Spoonbill]

I saw that KULR is also launching their batteries on SpaceX missions. That along with NYSE compliance may explain the jump in stock price.

 

[Clarktar]

I think GSAT is a long term play. I have been buying and selling for a few years now. But I don't think it will dip back down to the $1 days where I would add. Might be a buy and hold anymore...

 

[cnelk]

Been making some + % on SOUN (SoundHound AI)

 

[Bullzeyez61]

I sold at .85 26,000 shares of Kulr…. I knew it was going to pop up and hold I didn’t think the time was now tho. My stomach sure hurts today.. With the valuation of some of these small companies running the last month I would not be surprised if it keeps running even up to 5$ before next earnings.

 

[CaliWoodsman]

KULR...to hodl or unloadl, that is the question. I'm not taking any profits yet.

 

[Trybendr]

KULR

 

[CorbLand]

Idk but I sold at .85, quadrupled my money, and thought I was smart


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Doubled or tripled (cant remember which it was) my money with PR a couple years back and thought I was doing good there. I got in around 50 cents a share.

 

[Clarktar]

Dang and I looked at KULR at 1.38 and thought no way I'll get caught. Damn..

 

[stevewes2004]

Doubled or tripled (cant remember which it was) my money with PR a couple years back and thought I was doing good there. I got in around 50 cents a share.
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Ouch


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[NDGuy]

AMD/NVDA looking ripe for a ripper

 

[CorbLand]

Ouch


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Also played the game with HCMC a couple years ago. Sold when I was up 400%. Turned 200 bucks in to 800 in a couple days. If I would have waited about twice that long it would have been 200 into ~13000.

Its hard to lose money when you take profits though.

 

[aftriathlete]

I sold my KULR at $2.55, i was in at .22. Felt the strong urge to turn it into real money after watching some other stocks I had pump and dump in the last few months.

 

[MountainTracker]

I sold my KULR at $2.55, i was in at .22. Felt the strong urge to turn it into real money after watching some other sticks I had pump and dump in the last few months.

Eh 11x is awesome man, can’t be upset by that. Congrats


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[stevewes2004]

I sold my KULR at $2.55, i was in at .22. Felt the strong urge to turn it into real money after watching some other sticks I had pump and dump in the last few months.

Good job for holding as long as you did!


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[idahomuleys]

I usually don't like to sell on these big runs but what KULR is doing is crazy. Got it in March at .14. If it had been a full year I'd probably sell it off but going to HODL at least until then.

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[aftriathlete]

I might get to buy back in before long. I don't necessarily want to see it fall, but it's down 17% since I sold a couple hours ago. If I see it get back down towards $1.50 I'll be thinking about putting some back in the account.

 

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