How’s the stock market?

[hammies]

My sympathies.

Elon Musk Loses A Record $16.3 Billion In One Day As Tesla Stock Value Plummets - BroBible

Tesla founder Elon Musk set a new record on Tuesday when he lost an eye-watering $16.3 BILLION as the stock value of Tesla Inc. dropped 21%, or more than $100 billion of its market value. The massive drop in Musk’s net worth is the “largest single day wipeout” in the history of the Bloomberg...

brobible.com

 

[Your Moms Dildo]

BFD!

Who hasn't had these 16 billion dollar wealth swings in one day?

 

[Chocki]

My sympathies.

Elon Musk Loses A Record $16.3 Billion In One Day As Tesla Stock Value Plummets - BroBible

Tesla founder Elon Musk set a new record on Tuesday when he lost an eye-watering $16.3 BILLION as the stock value of Tesla Inc. dropped 21%, or more than $100 billion of its market value. The massive drop in Musk’s net worth is the “largest single day wipeout” in the history of the Bloomberg...

brobible.com

Deconstructed Podcast: Is Elon Musk a Fraud?

California Assembly Member Lorena Gonzalez and reporter Jack Crosbie join Mehdi Hasan to discuss Alameda County’s decision to cave to the Tesla CEO.

theintercept.com

 

[Chocki]

“RH = expensive furniture and sh!t rich people like to buy = that’s all I needed to find out.
Bought it and the 4 other picks o’ the day on Zacks.
Ended up keeping it, PWR and SID“

Anyone listen?

RH Stock Jumps After Earnings. Everyone’s Still Spending on Their Homes.

Shares of Restoration Hardware parent RH popped Wednesday, after the home décor seller reported much better-than-expected quarterly earnings.

www.barrons.com

 

[GWS_2]

My sympathies.

Elon Musk Loses A Record $16.3 Billion In One Day As Tesla Stock Value Plummets - BroBible

Tesla founder Elon Musk set a new record on Tuesday when he lost an eye-watering $16.3 BILLION as the stock value of Tesla Inc. dropped 21%, or more than $100 billion of its market value. The massive drop in Musk’s net worth is the “largest single day wipeout” in the history of the Bloomberg...

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Deconstructed Podcast: Is Elon Musk a Fraud?

California Assembly Member Lorena Gonzalez and reporter Jack Crosbie join Mehdi Hasan to discuss Alameda County’s decision to cave to the Tesla CEO.

theintercept.com

It's was up over 5% early. I sold a partial. Going to owe some taxes but I was getting a little nervous. So now is probably a great time to buy. Good luck.

 

[Chocki]

Up


It's was up over 5% early. I sold a partial. Going to owe some taxes but I was getting a little nervous. So now is probably a great time to buy. Good luck.

Won’t touch it with a 10’ pole. He scares me.
Was just gonna update my stance on RH aka Restoration Hardware aka sh!t rich wypo love to say it’s not too late to “hop on the bandwagon”. IE I think(up to a point, doing buy anything completely overvalued) that a stock going up in price is a horrible reason not to buy it. Think long term(ish). My plays are all re-evaluated every 30,60,90 days. After I saw RH go up 20% today I bought more. I’m too lazy/stupid to time the market but I knew I wanted more right away(long term)

My ultimate advice is to start reading.

Amazon.com

How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street: Golden Rules Any Investor Can Learn: Roth, Allan S.: 9780470919033: Amazon.com: Books

How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street: Golden Rules Any Investor Can Learn [Roth, Allan S.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street: Golden Rules Any Investor Can Learn

www.amazon.com

Peter Lynch. John Bogle.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/12/02/full-list-warren-buffett-annual-sharehold-letters-book-recommendations.html

Google the indexes each day (SP 500, NASDAQ) and see what’s cracking? Do further research on companies that interest you on a fundamental common sense level. I bought LULU simply because BITCHES LOVE YOGA PANTS.

Ive learned to trust Zacks.com buy/hold/sell recs.

 

[JBerry]

Laird Super Food ipo sept 22

$19? who’s in??

 

[GWS_2]

Laird Super Food ipo sept 22

$19? who’s in??
View attachment 97833

No way.

My daughter is working for Good RX

She keeps telling me to buy the IPO

I haven't really looked at it yet.

GoodRx to sell up to $969.2 million worth of shares in IPO

GoodRx Holdings Inc. set terms for its initial public offering, as the California-based telehealth company is looking to sell up to $969.2 million worth of...

www.marketwatch.com

 

[afoaf]

No way.

My daughter is working for Good RX

She keeps telling me to buy the IPO

I haven't really looked at it yet.

GoodRx to sell up to $969.2 million worth of shares in IPO

GoodRx Holdings Inc. set terms for its initial public offering, as the California-based telehealth company is looking to sell up to $969.2 million worth of...

www.marketwatch.com

when do they go live?

 

[GWS_2]

when do they go live?

At this point I don't know. I had someone checking on it supposedly but he hasn't gotten back to me.

My old rule of thumb was if shares were readily available before the IPO date, avoid. If you put in for 10,000 shares and they tell you you can get a hundred, THEN you start scrambling.

Baby girl got a nice chunk of stock as part of her negotiations. Hopefully she does well. So she can buy me a Sprinter Van conversion to go surfing in.

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

At this point I don't know. I had someone checking on it supposedly but he hasn't gotten back to me.

My old rule of thumb was if shares were readily available before the IPO date, avoid. If you put in for 10,000 shares and they tell you you can get a hundred, THEN you start scrambling.

Baby girl got a nice chunk of stock as part of her negotiations. Hopefully she does well. So she can buy me a Sprinter Van conversion to go surfing in.

You're getting FOMO-pumped so you can hold these bags.

Or your boy asked about 10,000 shares and was told he can get a hundred.

 

[GWS_2]

You're getting FOMO-pumped so you can hold these bags.

Or your boy asked about 10,000 shares and was told he can get a hundred.

No dude. Not even. I'm interested, but I will take the FOMO and wait to see what it trades like. I might nibble depending upon what i can figure out, but that's about it. It does sound interesting...

 

[VonMeister]

Trading is for dummies nowadays. Use a broker and get in a hyper aggressive tech heavy fund. You double every 6 months....no reason to squirrel away value in safe places or bet on hunches. The tech market is so broad you can't lose there if it's properly managed. Blend in a bit of traditional...sh!t like Sherwin Williams to take advantage of increased domestic manufacturing and you're set.

I use to think 10-12 million portfolio to retire. Four more years of Trump and I'll have that in cash.

 

[Chocki]

What It Takes to Beat the S&P 500 Over 30 Years

Fidelity’s Will Danoff, who manages the Contrafund, gives some insight into his remarkable track record.

www.bloomberg.com

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4311763-what-learned-in-4-years-of-trying-to-beat-s-and-p-500

 

[GWS_2]

Some wealthy Americans are already prepping their finances for a Joe Biden presidency — here’s how

One San Francisco accountant finishes every client conversation with a discussion about what a Biden administration could mean for portfolios.

www.marketwatch.com

I agree re trading. I buy with a ten year time horizon. Most of the stuff I own has been held much longer than that. Then I trim to maintain diversification, my needs, or for tax purposes. But yeah, when I did this for a living, if the potential client didn't have at least a ten year time horizon, I sent them packing.

And I don't know whether this is still the case, but it used to be that the no-load funds performed every bit as well as the load funds. So if that's still the case, no reason to pay that out.

 

[VonMeister]

Some wealthy Americans are already prepping their finances for a Joe Biden presidency — here’s how

One San Francisco accountant finishes every client conversation with a discussion about what a Biden administration could mean for portfolios.

www.marketwatch.com

I agree re trading. I buy with a ten year time horizon. Most of the stuff I own has been held much longer than that. Then I trim to maintain diversification, my needs, or for tax purposes. But yeah, when I did this for a living, if the potential client didn't have at least a ten year time horizon, I sent them packing.

And I don't know whether this is still the case, but it used to be that the no-load funds performed every bit as well as the load funds. So if that's still the case, no reason to pay that out.

As Slow Joe's prospects have gotten dimmer I've moved my safety net to structured notes. The guy is a corpse.

 

[potato-nator]

which means a stiff is polling better.

 

[VonMeister]

which means a stiff is polling better.

You are a very stupid person. You are going to die poor. How does that make you feel?

 

[Mr Doof]

At $7 a share, I like to think of these as long term options that don't expire. They might break up, though I don't see bankruptcy, but it isn't like I have $20K to make that bet. Maybe in 10 years, I'll wonder if I shouldn't have just stuck with tulip bulbs.

 

[potato-nator]

You are a very stupid person. You are going to die poor. How does that make you feel?

truth hurts.