- Chinese tech billionaire Jack Ma was removed from his own reality TV show and has not been seen in public for TWO MONTHS after falling foul of President Xi over anti-regulation speech self.stocks
- NIO Inc. Provides December, Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2020 Delivery Update
- I sold NIO when they were 1.78$ and missed out on their meteoric rise
- Tesla’s Shanghai-made Model Y gets rousing reception as Chinese buyers rush to place orders for competitively priced SUV
- Nio Launches used car service
- How much capital do you need to retire?
- Lessons from 2020: 828% return
- $60k to invest for this year and withdraw at the beginning of next year.
- I'll provide Technical Analysis If You Provide the Ticker
- Siemens Energy
- Chamath VS Cathie Wood. Who would you trust with your money?
- What do I need to learn to be an effective investor?
- Tesla, PLTR, or Draftkings
- What are your plays in lithium?
- Green energy and the GA run off
- XPeng or NIO?
- With love from uncle sam
- Invest in IAG ?
- Top picks for renewable energy
- Question about dividends
- Breakup With Apple & Sony?
- Graphene stocks
- Future of the investment
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 08:07 AM PST Reading this is kind of messed up. Feels like China doesn't care if BABA burns to the ground. [link] [comments]  |
| NIO Inc. Provides December, Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2020 Delivery Update Posted: 03 Jan 2021 12:39 AM PST
NIO delivered 7,007 vehicles in December 2020, setting a new monthly record representing a strong 121.0% year-over-year growth. The deliveries consisted of 2,009 ES8s, the Company's 6-seater and 7-seater flagship premium smart electric SUV, 2,493 ES6s, the Company's 5-seater high-performance premium smart electric SUV, and 2,505 EC6s, the Company's 5-seater premium electric coupe SUV. NIO delivered 17,353 vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2020, representing an increase of 111.0% year-over-year and exceeding the higher end of the Company's quarterly guidance. As of December 31, 2020, cumulative deliveries of the ES8, ES6 and EC6 reached 75,641 vehicles, of which 43,728 were delivered in 2020. [link] [comments]  |
| I sold NIO when they were 1.78$ and missed out on their meteoric rise Posted: 03 Jan 2021 04:12 AM PST I'm killing myself over this. I learned about NIO over two years ago when they were featured on 60 Minutes and was one of the first active users on r/Nio. Back then, the stock was 10$, and I bought 500 shares. But after their IPO, they had a rough year with declining sales. Despite that, I kept buying in to eventually accumulate 3,200 shares at an average price of 3.12$. But then came more bad news and worse sales. People were talking about the company running out of cash and the stock going to 0$, and they did eventually hit 1.00$. I sold at 1.78$ before that happened and took my 57% loss. I've only been investing for two years, but it's my biggest regret so far. I should have never listened to some asshole at Bloomberg getting paid to write negative articles and trusted my gut. NIO is a solid company and is going to be one the leaders in the Chinese and global EV market. They completely restructured after those losses (Nio Places vs. Nio Houses, fired staff, etc.), and those 3,200 shares are worth over 150,000$ today. They'll be worth even more in the future. All I can do now is take this as a learning experience, but I feel like I'll never find another stock like them. Sigh ... Edit: Someone here contacted the Reddit Care Team. Thank you for the laugh ... [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 06:40 AM PST Tesla has slashed prices of its made-in-China Model Y cars to woo drivers in the world's largest electric vehicle market, ratcheting up pressure on its global and Chinese rivals that focus on the premium segment. The Long Range version of Model Y starts from 339,000 yuan (US$52,074), excluding a government subsidy, 30 per cent cheaper than the price quoted six months ago when presale orders could first be placed. Local media reported that some drivers who previously ordered cars by Tesla challengers – NIO, Xpeng and Li Auto – have reneged on their contracts and were looking to buy Model Y. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 10:37 AM PST Finally, NIO has stepped into long-awaited booming areas:
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| How much capital do you need to retire? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:08 AM PST I'm in my mid 40s, growing up a million bucks meant you made it. Now they say 4 million is the new 1 million, and I can't argue with that, a million doesn't get you very far anymore, unless you're old enough to collect social security and get on Medicare, then it's pretty good. But I want to retire before that, which means paying for my own medical and maybe a small mortgage. I believe there's no greater wealth machine than the stock market for an unambitious nobody like me, and I think I could make enough income per year with 2 mil capital, but not 100% sure. What amount do you think you'd need to retire? [link] [comments]  |
| Lessons from 2020: 828% return Posted: 03 Jan 2021 01:32 PM PST Hi All, I debated if I should make this post but I thought it might help one or two new kids who are new to investing. If you think it's useless down vote it and I will delete it. At the beginning of 2020 I was just like most of you was not a member of WSBs and invested on my own accord. All that changed in February. I opened an active trading account for fun. I joined reddit and figured I should get involved with the community so that we make money together. Here are the lessons that I think would help some of newer guys than me. Also here is my performance in my speculative account which was opened in March 2020: [Apparently I can't post screen shot here. I've the screenshot posted on my profile] Lesson 1: Consistency Matters My goal with this speculative account was to try different strategies but get consistent returns nonetheless. I aimed to not have any down months. This helps alleviate the mental anguish caused by roller-coaster-type portfolios. As my mama told me 5 years ago, you are playing with hard-earned-money. This is why I stayed away from YOLOing the whole account on few select plays. I aimed to have many different bets going on at the same time. Lesson 2: Helping others is harder than earning money. My dad opened a speculation account at the same in March. I decided that I would help him have a similar performance as mine. I kept on feeding him info about my trades. What did he do? Most of the times he thought I was retarded and called the local hospital for me. When Boeing dropped to $93, I was on the phone telling him this is free money. I told him to by $30k but he just bought $10k. I was buying American Airlines on the same day. This story repeated many times over the last 9 month. I think at the end he managed to scratch of ~250%. Now I have him on a conservative buy and hold strategy since he is not cut out to actively trade. And by actively I mean 4 trades a week for him. Lesson 3: Having a good broker is important If you haven't deleted R0binh00d and gotten your self a proper broker after you hearing or experiencing bugs, crashes, service outages, your data being sold, .... then I don't know if I can convince you. Other brokers will give you access to ADRs and allow you invest in some bigger European companies that are trading OTC here. Lesson 4: Don't argue with people; instead discuss ideas. If you notice someone is arguing instead of discussing ideas with you then just ignore them. For every seller of a stock there is a buyer. There is no point in personally attacking people. If you believe strongly that they are wrong, then just inverse their trade. Respect and thank them for sharing their trades with you, even if you disagree with them. Lesson 5: Media is a hype machine CNBC, Bloomberg, ... are all in the business of creating excitement and increasing their viewership. They are not there to enhance your returns. What gets people's attention is usually not a good investment. Lesson 6: Reddit slaps you harder than a twisted tea I used to share ALL my DDs here. Sharing is caring, right? apparently not. There was no shortage of personal attacks, being banned, DDs being deleted, ... My Karma even dropped to -1k in March. I am permanently banned from r/ investing, economics, .... I got temporary banned here, and two other investing subs. So I post less DDs now, and don't try to stop people from jumping from rooftops. Lesson 7: Most popular posts/users should not be blindly mimicked Most people including me already know this, but I keep seeing it here. I figured I should mention it since I have your attention. When you see a trade that is getting a lot of attention ask yourself: does this fit my strategy? If not then don't do it. What is strategy you ask? oh boy Lesson 8: Don't let survivor bias fool you Everyday people on WSB are throwing millions of dollars on thousands of small bets. The odds are some of them are gonna pay of. So when you see some guy posting Gain-porn of 1k turning to 100k overnight. Remember that over night thousands of other people with similar bets lost it all. So don't just follow people blindly. Some of the most respected guys here are essentially doing the same thing by YOLOing all their money on one bet that unfolds over several month. These guys last longer but essentially are playing few bets game. When you roll the dice 5 times the odds of you getting 5 in a row is a lot. There is a reason we don't hear from YungBillionaire anymore. Please don't Yolo your whole account on GME, Palantir, and such. Lesson 9: Reddit is skews the information you see Not all the best ideas are popular and not all the popular ideas are good. lol Lesson 10: When the tide goes out you realize who was swimming naked. Popularized by WB, he wasn't the one who came up with it. When a correction happens, and I guarantee you there will be a correction, then you realize who was blindly chasing alpha without any risk management. The correction may not come for a few years but there always is a correction, pullback for some random reason. So manage your risk. Guh Lesson 11: unless you have insider info do not buy weekly or even monthly options. LEAPs are risky as well but can be managed. Most people here should not take the weekly or monthly option risk. You need years of experience before doing so. Lesson 12: Paper accounts don't count. You need real money to be at risk so that you care and go through the emotions. I never had a paper account and if you are using one, in my opinion you are wasting your time. Lesson 13: No one has a magic sauce. Those who pretend to do are delusional. There is no such thing as "always do this and you will win". Market changes and strategies that work now will not work in 2 month. If a guru says buy x, y and z and you will make money, that's total BS. Lesson 14: If you get money help yourself and your family You have the option Yoloing your money on weeklys, buy coke, or elevating your life. Money truly brings happiness. Only people who don't have it think that it does not; and site a bs study. Use your money to help your family at key points in their lives. Help with their Mortgage down payment, buy a car for the ones who really need them,... Use your money to work less and work out more. Yolo in real life, not on options. Lesson 15: If you don't invest with conviction, you won't get the results that matter You have to know why you are buying some stock and why you would sell it. A lot of winning trades will go against you before they go green. To hold those positions when deep in the red, you gotta have conviction in your thesis. I am not going to edit this post because it will mess up it's format. I am going to put a comment below with updates/corrections. Also do NOT message me personally. I don't have a magic sauce. [link] [comments]  |
| $60k to invest for this year and withdraw at the beginning of next year. Posted: 03 Jan 2021 07:42 AM PST I am planning to invest $60k and want to withdraw at the beginning of next year. What are some growth stocks that I can put my money in. My thoughts were ICLN, NIO, PSTH and ARKG (equally distribute across the 4). Any others that I should be looking at? Thanks! [link] [comments]  |
| I'll provide Technical Analysis If You Provide the Ticker Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:30 AM PST Hey all. With 2 short trading weeks back-to-back, I find myself with too much time on my hands waiting for monday so if you have a ticker you would like a quick and recorded technical analysis of long-term and short-term trend then feel free to inbox me. Always trying to help however I can. This is the year of the Retail Trader! Edit: I plan to do the Analysis in sets of 2 starting with the most commonly asked for tickers first. Will have all analysis and videos done within the next few hours but feel free to provide more tickers. Edit: video uploads and requests a can be found and done in r/investingandtrading [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:44 AM PST Hi guys what do you think about Siemens Energy? I just invested 2k into them and think there is alot upward potential. Siemens Energy AG operates as a renewable energy company. The Company offers power generation and transmission, technical consultancy, and operation and maintenance services. I am glad about any feedback and thought (also pricepredictions) of you guys. [link] [comments]  |
| Chamath VS Cathie Wood. Who would you trust with your money? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 10:55 AM PST Chamath VS Cathie Wood. Who do you trust more with your money? Both Chamath Palihapitiya of Social Capital, and Cathie Wood of Ark invest are innovation investors that have been gaining in fame lately. They have very different strategies though, where Cathie Wood is more of a traditional fund manager and Chamath is largely driving his public market exposure by IPOing companies via his $IPO SPACs. So I wanted to do an exercise to see who this sub is more a fan of, and which method seems more appealing to you. If you had $100,000 to invest how would you distribute it between: $ARKK $ARKG $ARKF $ARKW $ARKQ $IPOD $IPOE $IPOF [link] [comments]  |
| What do I need to learn to be an effective investor? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 10:10 AM PST I am new to investing and I want to know what I should be learning to be an effective investor. What statistics and information about a stock should I be paying attention to? Are there any strategies I should know about? If anyone has any sites or other resources that would be very appreciated as well! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 10:07 AM PST Hello friends. Was wondering if you all could share some advice on which of these 3 stocks to put 20k in and not touch for 10 years. Any and all opinions are welcome. Totally open to other stocks as well. [link] [comments]  |
| What are your plays in lithium? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 12:27 PM PST I'm curious to hear what positions y'all have in lithium. I'm thinking that now would be a good time to invest in companies that actually produce lithium since the demand for that is going to increase as the demand for electric vehicles and solar energy increase as well. I personally see that as a safer bet than investing directly into EV and solar companies that are more dependent on innovative tech. What do y'all think? [link] [comments]  |
| Green energy and the GA run off Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:05 AM PST Even if the Democrats lose both run off seats in GA, the green energy push by the fed isn't over, right? Biden can still sign executive orders that are favorable for the industry. The Senate is still going to be "close" and they should be able to pass some bills in favor of green energy. The green new deal won't happen, but I also never thought it was going to even if the Dems won control of the Senate and the House. So am I wrong in thinking that the renewable energy push in the US is all going to happen, regardless of what happens in GA? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 08:10 AM PST Currently in NIO, in anticipation for NIO day. I only have one spot left in my portfolio for a chinese EV play. Im thinking after NIO day, I might sell out of NIO for XPeng. It has half the market cap, which leads me to believe its got a lot higher growth potential. Anyones thoughts? Curious to hear why you guys chose one over the other! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:04 PM PST I got the 600 from our "lovely" gov today. Rather than spend it on useless stuff, what are some recommended stocks to place it into? I'm in PENN, CVNA, ICLN, PLTR, NKLA, TSLA, CRNVL, AMA, and a few small etfs for reference [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:00 PM PST I'm only 17 but I'm looking to put a little bit of money into stocks. It's not much about £300 which equates to roughly 2 British airway stocks. I've been told that now is a good time to invest because they are very low at the moment and it makes sense that they would see an increase after this virus. However wanted to get some other peoples opinions because it will be my first investment. I'm looking at at least a 2year investment if not more [link] [comments]  |
| Top picks for renewable energy Posted: 03 Jan 2021 05:07 AM PST Hi. I´ve been sneaking around here for a few months and I see a lot of people talking about renewable energy in 2021 and I would like to invest some but I´m not too educated on that area. Can people recommend your top 3 picks for renewable energy please? Thanks [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 11:28 AM PST I'm new to investing and have seen that for many companies, the dividend yield varies. Since many people buy a stock due to the fact that they'll receive dividends, what rules are there, if any, that prevent a yield going from 8% down to 2%. Thanks [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:24 AM PST Started my investment journey 4 years ago & kept buying Sony and Apple in my Roth. Obviously, these moves have been kind to me, but now that I have a few years experience under my belt, I've come to realize I should probably take some money off the table and invest in VT. Anyone else have trouble selling off great stocks in the name of rebalancing? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 12:50 PM PST Recently heard about a material called graphene that caught my interest. Has anyone found any companies publicly traded involved with graphene production that they'd recommend? I did some of my own searching but it seemed like most of them were outside of the US. Thanks in advance [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 09:01 AM PST 2020 was an incredible year for the economy due to the pandemic, it looks like stocks are continuing to grow more and more and with this new year, they will probably continue their post-pandemic reconstruction; this led to many opportunities for the middle class and everyone want to invest. So, after all, which, in your opinion (in 2021), will be the most profitable stocks to own, and which would you choose instead for a long-term investment (like 2-5 years and more). [link] [comments]  |
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