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[Hauler]

RFP had a good day. Up 14%

Took my initial investment out when it hit $4.15 today

House money from here on out. Love it!

It's sitting at $3.53 now. Let's ride this bitch to $6!

Looks like this was a good call. It settled back down to $3.08

Still a good play, IMO.

 

[MartyLife]

Investors....

When do you generally sell? At what point?


Namaste

 

[ThatOneDude]

Investors....

When do you generally sell? At what point?


Namaste

My best advice to you personally is to buy high and sell low.

 

[SuperPig]

My best advice to you personally is to buy high and sell low.

 

[Wild]

Need Boeing to make a run back to $200.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Need Boeing to make a run back to $200.

May be a good time to buy some more of it at this point.


Glad to see you pop in man.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Fucking right NVAX

 

[Hauler]

Investors....

When do you generally sell? At what point?


Namaste

No set rule.

When I go up 100%, I do like to pull out my initial investment amount. Keep the house money shares in the market, and take that original investement and go find something else.

 

[Hauler]

Who has the biggest % winner through the Covid mess?

Mine looks to be PENN. I'm up 306% on that one.

I'm guessing someone who held NVAX has that beat by a mile.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Who has the biggest % winner through the Covid mess?

Mine looks to be PENN. I'm up 306% on that one.

I'm guessing someone who held NVAX has that beat by a mile.

I've made a lot on nvax. Wish I held my original shares.

 

[IschKabibble]

Who has the biggest % winner through the Covid mess?

Mine looks to be PENN. I'm up 306% on that one.

I'm guessing someone who held NVAX has that beat by a mile.

65% gain today. I still don't understand how the price dropped 20% on after hours trading for a stock that doesn't trade after hours.

 

[Hauler]

65% gain today. I still don't understand how the price dropped 20% on after hours trading for a stock that doesn't trade after hours.

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Aren't they just matching up open orders during after market hours? So if someone wants to buy at x, and someone wants to sell at x, they pair them up and process them when the bell rings the next morning.

The stock immediately jumps to the after market rate, but it then moves according to same-day trades that happen after that.

 

[Hauler]

I've made a lot on nvax. Wish I held my original shares.

Same. I did good. But I could have done a LOT better. Like 4x better.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Same. I did good. But I could have done a LOT better. Like 4x better.

Oh well, can't be greedy. It'll fuck ya in the end.

 

[IschKabibble]

Aren't they just matching up open orders during after market hours? So if someone wants to buy at x, and someone wants to sell at x, they pair them up and process them when the bell rings the next morning.

The stock immediately jumps to the after market rate, but it then moves according to same-day trades that happen after that.

I'm afraid that makese zero sense to me, which is why I played it safe and sold all my shares before market close. Big press conference coming Wednesday. They're poised to sell a metric shit ton of UV-C products to help reopen the economy.

 

[Hauler]

I'm afraid that makese zero sense to me, which is why I played it safe and sold all my shares before market close. Big press conference coming Wednesday. They're poised to sell a metric shit ton of UV-C products to help reopen the economy.

I could go on Etrade right now and place an order for whatever stock I want for any price I want. If someone puts a sell price in that matches my buy, they pair them up. That "sale" gets posted in after hours trading - moving it up or down premarket based on the previous close.

Once the bell rings, it becomes an actual trade.

 

[IschKabibble]

I could go on Etrade right now and place an order for whatever stock I want for any price I want. If someone puts a sell price in that matches my buy, they pair them up. That "sale" gets posted in after hours trading - moving it up or down premarket based on the previous close.

Once the bell rings, it becomes an actual trade.

I guess I'm not understanding how MarketWatch's ticker price swings so hard just after market close on trades that won't be processed by the brokerages until morning. I would expect that jump on market open, as the brokerages accumulate orders during non-trading hours.

 

[ThatOneDude]

I could go on Etrade right now and place an order for whatever stock I want for any price I want. If someone puts a sell price in that matches my buy, they pair them up. That "sale" gets posted in after hours trading - moving it up or down premarket based on the previous close.

Once the bell rings, it becomes an actual trade.

Interesting. Had no idea that's what I was doing.

 

[IschKabibble]

I see what you're saying though. Schwab deducts that swing from the daily gain whereas MarketWatch separates it. A little confusing. Still a lot to learn. Appreciate your insight.

 

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[IschKabibble]

OPTI moving nicely again this morning.

 

[Hauler]

NASDAQ closed at an all time high of $10,941

 

[Hauler]

Today's % leader: Alterity Therapeutics +157%
Today's $ leader: Irhythm Tech +41.44

Today's % Turd: Dbv Tech -42%
Today's $ Turd: Lendingtree -$23.03

 

[Hauler]

Disney with after hours earnings. Might be a buy opportunity tomorrow.

 

[ThatOneDude]

SRNE is doing something.