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No wonder FMCI is getting hammered past couple of days. Dang shorts...you have to cover eventually!

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Regarding TTI..big time insider buys just surfaced. Who wants to go to the moon with me?

I can't do those sub $1 stocks anymore...they usually spike so fast you have to be at your computer ready to put in the limit sell quick. I guess I could just put in stop limits +/- 20%.
 


Probably a good summary of what's gone on in the last 3 months. I chuckled and when I learned Credit Suisse was delisting their inverse ETNs soon, I laughed, hard. So many conspiracy theories rolling around about their delisting of ETNs like TVIX.
 
My IDEX stop limit is set to $2.49. I have a feeling that will get triggered today....after $2.60 it will be $2.20. Bought back in yesterday at $2.88. ?

Edit: And there it goes. It's getting crushed by the shorts...market getting crushed. Going to look to buy back in again at $2.10'ish later this week.
 
Market getting hammered. Liquidated my TTI holdings on the runup this morning in anticipation of this market blood bath. 90% cash now and I’m salivating over here. Once the dust settles I’m buying ALL the cheapies!
 
It’s going to be a rough end to the week. Still 2 more days left after today and the news looks bleak. W shape recovery incoming?
 
OPES (BurgerFI) has been really disappointing...I'm in big at $13.25 and would add more here but binding vote I believe is next week. Once/if that passes I would think this would jump back up. But if it falls through I will be out a chunk of money.

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I would not be surprised if I get stopped out on OPES. I changed the stop loss to $13.25 and it's probably low volume (I'm not checking today to be sure lol), so if it gets there I'll be out. Maybe sit tight and try again at the end of the week if it happens, nothing lost other than money in my long positions if my theory is correct. Or maybe, at the rate we're going, try with SHLL instead because of it potentially being memeatic with their trucks.

(if the GDP is worse than expected when it comes out tomorrow, tomorrow might see an actual circuit breaker, June 11th would've been but it got to that point after 3:30 so it was too late)
 
My first 200%+. And just like I do in Vegas....going to watch it on it's way up and on it's way back down.

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I'd lock that in. If you feel it's gonna go up further later just ride the rest of the shares. Just sell 33% of your shares and you'll have back what you spent initially already. The rest is just profit only.
 
I'd lock that in. If you feel it's gonna go up further later just ride the rest of the shares. Just sell 33% of your shares and you'll have back what you spent initially already. The rest is just profit only.

I only bought in for $250...going to let it ride. The fact they have revenue opening up it would just take another customer to get this to .25-0.3.
 
Frustrated my limit hit on IDEX...fairly bullish it was able to break up and out of this channel.

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I only bought in for $250...going to let it ride. The fact they have revenue opening up it would just take another customer to get this to .25-0.3.
Fair enough. I just always like to lock in when hitting amounts like that myself so the rest is free and clear and playing with house money.
 
Hopefully this is true, but if it's not and volume stays low, I'll end up losing 0 on what was supposed to be a long swing (now actual supposed to be longs, I suspect will be hurting for a while)...

Doing my research and charts right now, expect one more sizable drop this week. FMCI should bottom out around $14-$14.25 and OPES will touch mid $13's again. Bash me if you want, but when FMCI was at $15.50 earlier today I said stop losses between $14.50-14.75 will be raided... sure enough an hour later $14.60 hit and the back up to $15.50ish. One more stop loss trigger coming and then the gradual climb back up officially begins. I'll be waiting for FMCI at $14.25 with a 10,000 common buy and hopefully $3.35 warrants. Remember folks, SPAC's are not a continual climb from the day LOI comes out due to about a 2-3 month merger process. Sudden surge which establishes a baseline for what to expect pre-merger. If this follows all other SPAC's, we will see $20 again once the merger date gets announced. Typically there is then 3-4 weeks between that announcement and the actual date... this is when the climb over $20+ begins

Some good is in stocktwits if you do some looking, but it's also so cesspool-y. Unless you're day trading or doing shorter term swing trading, the best thing to do is batten down instead of complain or say people are losing you money. You only lose if you sell. I can be impatient as well, but today I decided to take a breather on being so focused in, and although it didn't help my mood, it was for the good that I did.
 
Hopefully this is true, but if it's not and volume stays low, I'll end up losing 0 on what was supposed to be a long swing (now actual supposed to be longs, I suspect will be hurting for a while)...

Doing my research and charts right now, expect one more sizable drop this week. FMCI should bottom out around $14-$14.25 and OPES will touch mid $13's again. Bash me if you want, but when FMCI was at $15.50 earlier today I said stop losses between $14.50-14.75 will be raided... sure enough an hour later $14.60 hit and the back up to $15.50ish. One more stop loss trigger coming and then the gradual climb back up officially begins. I'll be waiting for FMCI at $14.25 with a 10,000 common buy and hopefully $3.35 warrants. Remember folks, SPAC's are not a continual climb from the day LOI comes out due to about a 2-3 month merger process. Sudden surge which establishes a baseline for what to expect pre-merger. If this follows all other SPAC's, we will see $20 again once the merger date gets announced. Typically there is then 3-4 weeks between that announcement and the actual date... this is when the climb over $20+ begins

Some good is in stocktwits if you do some looking, but it's also so cesspool-y. Unless you're day trading or doing shorter term swing trading, the best thing to do is batten down instead of complain or say people are losing you money. You only lose if you sell. I can be impatient as well, but today I decided to take a breather on being so focused in, and although it didn't help my mood, it was for the good that I did.

Agreed! Looking at the 4 hour chart this will be the 3rd time with this cycle. Only thing that gives me pause is end of quarter and holiday week coming up. Thinking 2nd week of July this starts moving up.

Even with the short term pain, this is a bullish chart..knock on wood.

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OPES is the same thing...needs to bounce of $14 though. This drops to low $13's I would be really concerned.

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I swear these shorts...was in on APT at $15.50...it opened about $20 this morning, I put in a limit sell at $17.49 and it tripped. Now it popped back up $18.50. So frustrating.

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Hopefully this is true, but if it's not and volume stays low, I'll end up losing 0 on what was supposed to be a long swing (now actual supposed to be longs, I suspect will be hurting for a while)...

Doing my research and charts right now, expect one more sizable drop this week. FMCI should bottom out around $14-$14.25 and OPES will touch mid $13's again. Bash me if you want, but when FMCI was at $15.50 earlier today I said stop losses between $14.50-14.75 will be raided... sure enough an hour later $14.60 hit and the back up to $15.50ish. One more stop loss trigger coming and then the gradual climb back up officially begins. I'll be waiting for FMCI at $14.25 with a 10,000 common buy and hopefully $3.35 warrants. Remember folks, SPAC's are not a continual climb from the day LOI comes out due to about a 2-3 month merger process. Sudden surge which establishes a baseline for what to expect pre-merger. If this follows all other SPAC's, we will see $20 again once the merger date gets announced. Typically there is then 3-4 weeks between that announcement and the actual date... this is when the climb over $20+ begins

Some good is in stocktwits if you do some looking, but it's also so cesspool-y. Unless you're day trading or doing shorter term swing trading, the best thing to do is batten down instead of complain or say people are losing you money. You only lose if you sell. I can be impatient as well, but today I decided to take a breather on being so focused in, and although it didn't help my mood, it was for the good that I did.

Good call! I guess your limit's hit and great timing. I had my buy order ready to go to add more when it breached $15 and then I blinked and it was at $16.
 
Good call! I guess your limit's hit and great timing. I had my buy order ready to go to add more when it breached $15 and then I blinked and it was at $16.

Nah it was something I read on Stock Twits yesterday (edit: I read for entertainment mostly). About 80-90% of that site is garbage but occasionally you get good info, and it looks like that chart reading was good info.

I'm still in too because I had my limit at $13.25. At least should be because mine wasn't market.

Edit2: Just checked to verify and I am still in. The next stop would be for a binding LOI to be announced and since there's a low float it could pop with that.
 
LMAO I went for a walk and when I came back we had gone from basically flat to up +220 when I was back. ?

I asked why and my dad said "Cause 'hisname' is #1". That is about as good of an explanation for anything happening these days.
 
Looks like IDEX is GNUS repeat. Total free fall after hours.
 
VXRT...in at $9.5 for 300 shares. Geez I hope this goes to $15 today.

 
I think that one of the reasons the Dow has been struggling recently is that it is pricing in the increased chance that the Dems win the Presidency as well as the Senate based on recent polling.
 
I think that one of the reasons the Dow has been struggling recently is that it is pricing in the increased chance that the Dems win the Presidency as well as the Senate based on recent polling.

That's one reason why I think the defensive sector has struggled some as well (another reason is Boeing working on 737 recertification)...but what I find funny is a democratic takeover doesn't exactly concern me there for the very long term even if it might mean defensive budget cuts initially.

Edit: Should add that everything is struggling right now. I thought the Texas/Florida news came before the final bell yesterday (might be wrong), but the news is also hearing that the coronavirus task force is speaking again and talking about potentially doing different measures.
 
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