Stock Market - Did you buy APPLE right before the news came out today? ME: |
- Did you buy APPLE right before the news came out today? ME:
- Remember the other day when I posted my 100% gain from DKNG on my first option trade ever? Well ... it’s gone
- Which would be worse
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- Here is a Market Recap for today Friday, Sept 10, 2021
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- HighTide outperforms the big names in the industry on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.
- Indian stock market situation right now.
- $ATER TECHNICAL ANALYSIS NOTES
- Wall Street Week Ahead for the trading week beginning September 13th, 2021
- $ATER 09/10 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS QUICK RECAP
- HITI High Tide inc. Upcoming earnings Sept14th! They grew Rev. 99% Q2 expected to remain strong growth Q3 Q4 to infinity! Flying under Radar! Time is running out before this Gem Flexes! Glta
- Help with new investor?
- Thinking on giving up
- What do you guys think of charge point right now?
Did you buy APPLE right before the news came out today? ME: Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:57 PM PDT
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What do GME apes see as the endgame? Posted: 10 Sep 2021 09:09 AM PDT Perhaps a lot of us here hold some GME (myself included) because you believe in it, or just want to hop in on the fun. But I'm having trouble finding logical answers to basic questions regarding the theoretical squeeze. It's a cult over in superstonk and GME subs, can't get straight answers. The squeeze theory at it's core hinges on hedge funds needing to cover a massive short that includes millions of synthetic Gamestock shares. When it eventually must reconcile, the share price will moon to 5K, 50K, 500K etc. Per share. Some even believe a single share could reach millions of dollars. (!) My question I can't seem to get an answer to is: who actually pays this theoretical megafortune out? If billion or trillions are owed to cover, the hedgefunds go under. The market makers go under, and there's a domino effect. The US economy tanks. Is that the idea? Or the gov steps in for a bailout, which at this scale also would be a catastrophic event. Either way, what would the USD be worth in those scenarios, even if you had millions of it. Do apes truly believe the endgame is something like this? Or am I missing something... [link] [comments] | ||
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Posted: 10 Sep 2021 04:07 PM PDT A little about me I am a LT 180 Life Sciences bull, I enjoy when shorts are in pain, and my dick is bigger than yours. I only post about ATNF and I don't work for the company. If you can't handle my awesomeness, move along. As awesome as I am, it's possible I've unintentionally made some mistakes below, and I am including some speculation. If you find a mistake, let me know and I'll either fix it or tell you to suck a lemon, depending primarily on whether I like your face. Invest at your own risk, do your own DD if you want to know more, and take this for what it is: a bulls-eye view on 180 Life Sciences. History Marlene Krauss has been in the SPAC game from way-back (the 90's) and has had four SPACs. The fourth one became 180 Life Sciences, which was a very complicated SPAC, because it merged three companies, on three continents, with subsidiaries in a bunch of countries, into one company. Marlene screwed the pooch on this, legal costs ran up, and everybody started suing each other. The end result of this mess was that Marlene had to liquidate some of her shares in the merged company and step down as CEO, the stock price tanked (late 2020), a new CEO came in to right the ship, and the company has had to raise money twice since the merger (both times in a private placement). The company is now in full compliance with Nasdaq (after paying a penalty for not getting their complicated financials sorted out on time), the lawsuits are almost all settled for shares (there is still one outstanding lawsuit related to the merger), and we're sitting on enough cash to fund operations and planned clinical trials into 2023. As shitty as this merger went, Marlene is a merger-machine in the world of biotech. She knows a merger-target when she sees one and has been behind many mergers as either a company officer or as an angel investor. - 930m merger of Achillion into Alexion - 233m merger of Corixa into GSK - 200m merger of Lumenos into Wellpoint (she founded this one) - 500m merger of Ista into Bosch and Lomb - 475m for PneumRx by BTG - ??? for Remon into Boston Scientific - ??? for Scandius into Covidien Management ATNF's management is truly exceptional in both their scientific expertise and merger experience. The CEO (Woody) and two of the co-founders (Feldman and Steinman) were key parts of the development of Remicade and the 4.9b merger of Centocor into JNJ. Another co-founder (Rothbard) sold his previous biotech (Amylin) to BMY for 5.4b. Rounding out the luminaries is the "godfather of cannabis" (Mechoulam), who discovered THC, and rising star, Jagdeep Nanchahal, who might be about to "crack-the-code" on organ fibrosis by way of his work on Dupuytren's Disease. The pipeline The pipeline is composed of three different platforms: 1) Early intervention therapy for fibrotic diseases using Anti-TNF, 2) synthetic cannabinoid analogs (SCA's) for pain and inflammation, and 3) some other shit that very early stage and we don't know much about. In the anti-TNF platform, the idea is to take an existing, approved, and well-tolerated drug (Humira) and repurpose it for the treatment of Dupuytren's Disease, Frozen Shoulder, Post-Operative Cognitive Disorder and NASH. All of these treatments are covered by patents, owned by ATNF, long into the future. But that's just the start, because they're also working on a biomarker (Collagen VI) to detect the early onset of fibrotic conditions (such as those effecting the heart, lungs, kidneys, and liver) in order to prevent the onset of disease using Anti-TNF therapy. In the SCA platform, the idea is to create bioactive compounds in the lab that attach to cannabinoid receptors in the body, giving you some of the side-effects of smoking dope without getting high. Munchies are good for people with appetite problems, right? But yeah, it' might also be good for pain, inflammation, ADHD, and wet-mouth (it's an epidemic). SCA's are better than trying to isolate natural compounds from dope because they allow for consistent manufacturing without using up a bunch of crop land (it's less wasteful and more targeted). Key upcoming catalysts - Start of Phase 2 frozen shoulder study in Q3 2021 - Publication of results for phase 2b/3 Dup study in Q4 2021 - Patents for Collagen VI biomarkers for organ fibrosis and expansion of platform - Patents for the SCA platform (at least one candidate compound has been identified; HUM-217) and more details/expansion of the platform - FDA feedback on Dup study - Start of Phase 2 POCD study in Q2 2022 - Selling/licensing the Dup patents to Abbvie (this funds the future and means no capital raises) Valuation ATNF has a market cap under 200m (184m as I write this), which is a joke. Dupuytren's Disease alone is a 5b addressable market. The valuation should be closer to 1b right now (~5x the current price), but short be shortin'. Down the road, the sky is the limit. A 5b valuation seems more than possible in a couple years (~25x the current price). Risks This is a speculative biotech play. There are no guarantees that the company will be able to monetize their kick-ass science. With respect to the Dup study, it's the largest clinical study ever conducted on Dup, but it's being done in the UK, not the USA, so the FDA hasn't weighed in on it, we don't know what they're going to think about it, and we might need to do another Dup study in order to get the treatment approved in the USA. We're probably a few years away from any meaningful income, so there's going to be another money-raise at some point, but probably not until at least the second half of 2022. Abbvie might invent their own method of treating Dup and tell us to go cry in a corner. Where to find more information Stocktwits Edit: I forgot about the warrants as I was writing this. There are warrants, so if the price goes up, and hold those gains, the company can cash in the warrants and avoid a capital raise in 2022 into 2023. Given that we're so undervalued, with lots of catalysts coming, this seems likely. 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What’s wrong with leveraged funds? The graph speaks for itself Posted: 10 Sep 2021 11:30 AM PDT
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Here is a Market Recap for today Friday, Sept 10, 2021 Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:19 PM PDT PsychoMarket Recap - Friday, September 10, 2021 Stocks extended their streak of underperformance, with the three major indexes falling once again for the fifth consecutive day of losses, one of the worst weeks for equities all year. The S&P 500 (SPY) closed the day 0.78% down, closing out the week 1.57% down. The tech-heavy Nasdaq (QQQ) also closed the day 0.78% down, closing the week out 1.3%. The Dow Jones (DIA), which primarily weights financial, industrial, and energy stocks, closed the day 0.75%, closing the week 1.91% lower. The Russell 2000 (IWM), which tracks the performance of small-caps, continued its roughly year-long streak of underperformance, falling 0.97% and closing the week 2.53% lower. All year, IWM has been trading between a range of $210 and $235, unable to break out, compared to the more than 15% year-to-date gain by the SPY. Market participants remain concerned with the surge in the coronavirus Delta variant and the potential negative impact it could cause the economy. First off, in geopolitical news, President Biden spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time in months. Afterward, Bloomberg reported that the Biden administration was considering investigating Chinese subsidies and their effect on the US economy. Marc Chandler, Chief Market Strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex, said "The Sino-America relationship is in disrepair and today's call does not seem to change this. The US appears to list actions it wants China to take, while China's demands seem minimalist, quit demonizing it and respect its red lines. Yet its red lines strike at the very heart of international order, such as its claims on most of the South China Sea and its aggressive provocative actions in the region." This also comes amid extremely intense regulatory pressures by the CCP on Chinese tech stocks, many of which have an American listing. In other news, new economic data showed that prices paid by producers for materials once again rose last month, once again highlighting the strain that stills exists as supply-side pressures and labor market shortages once again push inflationary readings higher. This report shows that, despite the pandemic surging once again, demand by consumers remains red-hot and continues to outstrip manufacturing capacity, causing shortages, which, as basic economics shows, pushes prices higher. The producer price index for final demand rose 0.7% last month after two straight monthly increases of 1.0%, the Labor Department said. The gain was led by a 0.7% advance in services following a 1.1% jump in July. A 1.5% increase in trade services, which measure changes in margins received by wholesalers and retailers, accounted for two-thirds of the broad rise in services. Goods prices jumped 1.0% after climbing 0.6% in July, with food rebounding 2.9%. In the 12 months through August, the PPI accelerated 8.3%, the biggest year-on-year advance since November 2010, though one has to take into account this number is inflated due to easy comparisons to last year, given the absolute collapse of prices during the height of the pandemic before the vaccine existed. Economists had forecast a rise of 0.6% on a monthly basis and 8.2% on a yearly basis, basically in line with reality. Mike Loewengart, Managing Director at E-Trade Financial, said of the PPI, "Anyone who has bought pretty much everything recently knows that supply chain issues are widespread and inflation is real, so this won't be too much of a surprise for the market. Keep in mind we're still in the transitory period where the Fed is not inclined to budge of easy money policies." Now, this is absolutely massive news and will have huge consequences in the market moving forward, especially for companies who derive a large percentage of their revenue through the Apple Store. Today, a judge in California sided with Epic Games and issued Apple a permanent injunction against their App Store policies. This move opens the door for developers to offer customers third-party payment options that do not force developers to pay Apple's 15-30% commission. Stocks like Roblox (RBLX), Bumble (BMBL), Zynga (ZNGA), and Spotify (SPOT) sharply gapped up after the announcement. I cannot stress how big this is, in 2020 Apple made $73 billion in revenue from the commission on App purchases. Unfortunately, a summer that began with plunging coronavirus cases nationwide and real hope that the worst of the pandemic was behind us as the effective vaccination drive began is instead drawing to a close with the US firmly in throes of the pandemic once again, due to the highly contagious Delta variant. This weekend, hospitalizations were roughly 300% higher than Labor Day weekend in 2020, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. The surge in patients comes as the highly contagious Delta variant continues to spread across the US, and coincided with a weekend that saw a spike in travel. According to the Transportation Security Administration, more than 3.5 million people traveled across the country on Friday and Saturday for the Labor Day holiday, despite the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommendation for unvaccinated people to refrain from traveling. Highlights
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HighTide outperforms the big names in the industry on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:09 PM PDT
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Indian stock market situation right now. Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:42 PM PDT
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$ATER TECHNICAL ANALYSIS NOTES Posted: 10 Sep 2021 05:47 PM PDT
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Wall Street Week Ahead for the trading week beginning September 13th, 2021 Posted: 10 Sep 2021 05:33 PM PDT Good Friday evening to all of you here on r/StockMarket. I hope everyone on this sub made out pretty nicely in the market this past week, and is ready for the new trading week ahead. Here is everything you need to know to get you ready for the trading week beginning September 13th, 2021. Markets brace for hot consumer inflation report in the week ahead - (Source)
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$ATER 09/10 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS QUICK RECAP Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:45 PM PDT
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Posted: 10 Sep 2021 07:06 PM PDT Yo, I am very VERY new to any investing. I just turned 18 and I am very eager to get into investing into stocks and crypto. Mainly stocks because that's just more reliable, but still, I'm gonna invest into some crypto. I wanna invest my stocks through Robinhood and I have a few I'm interested in. I'm interested in Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla primarily. For crypto, I'm probably gonna try and stick to Bitcoin for now. I am not interested in trading stock or crypto. I just wanna know when to buy! I need to know because I don't wanna enter at a horrible time and just get screwed lol. Also, I want to know if crypto is good long term. I know stocks are generally reliable long term, but I'd like to invest in both, be able to check on them, but not have to trade and sell constantly. But yeah, any help is incredibly appreciated. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 10 Sep 2021 03:02 PM PDT First of all english is not my native language so apologise in advance for any mistake. I have been trading since around October of 2018. I live in Europe so I started using CFD's (Contract for diference) . I blew up a 6k account on a couple of month betting against theSP500 on December 2018, big error. Since then I have read maybe 30 books about the stock market, options, psicology, investing and wharever thing I thought would be usefull to make money and control my emotions. I have tryed many strategys and back tested many things. I have been working really hard to fulfill the dream of making money in the market. 2.019 was a year of learning and traying a lot of things and basically tried to control my emotions in the market, trying to do a good money management and follow and strategy. 2.019 was basically a flat year for me, neither profit nor lost. 2.020 was really strange year for me. I was 100% focused on options and following "Unusual Option Activity" I was able to double my account in just 7 month with this strategy but then, because my bad psicology and money management I lost basically all the profits in just one month. I felt totally stupid. I am not trading Unusual Opt. Activity anymore because is very demanding for my poor brain and I don't have much time for that kind of strategy. 2.021 is beeing okay so far, my account is up 35%, nothing crazy but I am happy with that. I am doing more swing trading, more long term investing and basically no options (some covered call some time). I do a good money management most of the time. I love the market but it is driving my crazy. I feel like I am not going anywhere and I am really thinking about giving up. Adding everything I am still losing 2k since I started in 2018. I managed to recover everything and earn some money in a couple of occasions but I lost it again. I know 6k or 2k is not money. Nowadays I have a bigger account but I am not talking about that, I think I would be still losing money with a million dollar account. So what should I do? Should I keep trying? Maybe I am a real retarded and the best thing I can do is give up and enjoy my life doing other things. Maybe I need a rest? I am a bit lost and a frustrated today. Any help or advice is more than welcome! Thanks. [link] [comments] | ||
What do you guys think of charge point right now? Posted: 10 Sep 2021 02:57 PM PDT
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