The Rokslide Stock Traders Thread

I got this tip at the poker table last week. It's a lock right, since poker players never lie. :ROFLMAO: The symbol is VKTX (biopharma company).

I was looking at it since last week and decided to buy a few hundred shares since it tanked today. It's truly a roll of the BP dice, but a 10 or 20 bagger is not out of the question if their drugs (two, I think) are approved.


Eddie
 
I got this tip at the poker table last week. It's a lock right, since poker players never lie. :ROFLMAO: The symbol is VKTX (biopharma company).

I was looking at it since last week and decided to buy a few hundred shares today since it tanked today. It's truly a roll of the BP dice.


Eddie
Hell, you were gambling when you got the tip! What's another gamble? 😅
 
I haven't done much money movement lately, the story of my life the last 5 years has been sitting on the sidelines waiting for a crash or at least a major pullback, and the only one that happened, albeit very quickly, was beginning of April when I was out in the NZ mountains totally unaware.
Market technicals, P/E ratio, blah blah none of it matters anymore. Can’t time the market either way, all we need to know is the market is designed, encouraged, and will continue to go up long term.
 
I haven't done much money movement lately, the story of my life the last 5 years has been sitting on the sidelines waiting for a crash or at least a major pullback, and the only one that happened, albeit very quickly, was beginning of April when I was out in the NZ mountains totally unaware. I will say I'm quickly learning some lessons about MSTY. I added some to my Roth IRA several months back and I'm getting the feeling that it makes the most sense for people that want to use the monthly dividend as income due to the yield and the declining ticker price basically zeroing each other out. So it's not functionally showing up as any growth in my Roth IRA balance despite the flashy yield. I also can't really make sense of the share price/yield either, which is a little unnerving -- I've read on the Yieldmax website that MSTY is supposed to perform its best when the MSTR price is pretty stable or even slightly declining, but best I can tell the share price of MSTY on the day directly tracks the MSTR share price trend. So again, maybe you wind up with good yield due to MSTR decline (which is inside their black box and you're just hoping til they actually publish the monthly dividend), but at the same time the MSTY share price dropped by the same amount. So my summary feeling of MSTY so far is meh for my purposes as someone that wants long-term growth in their Roth and I'm not trying to live off the monthly dividends right now.
It appears that you did not read the prospectus or Yieldmax's fund description (https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/msty/) before purchasing MSTY.

MSTY is not a growth fund; it is an actively managed derivative income ETF that uses options strategies to generate high monthly income from Strategy stock (MSTR), rather than focusing on long-term wealth accumulation.
 
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