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[Ays]

@Abey- There is a lot of movement in PLTR today, plus big spike in volume on call options expiring this week. Any info or feelings on this?

Double demo day tomorrow

[stmark]

Buy $Coin today or wait for a possible drop?

[myi]

Amazing to see the effect of BTC on LTC, DODGE and even TSLA.

 Wonder if it's the beginning of the momentum or I should pull out now from all four?

[madhocker]

Buy $Coin today or wait for a possible drop?

Down 8% from opening print yesterday. Any advice if/when to get in?

[yos9694]

Down 8% from opening print yesterday. Any advice if/when to get in?

Buy high so you can sell low

[UKinNYS]

where can i learn Options?
(other than following tickers on Twitter  )

Tons of material including online classes
https://www.tdameritrade.com/education/investment-classes.page

[ExGingi]

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/15/theres-a-single-new-jersey-deli-doing-35000-in-sales-valued-at-100-million-in-the-stock-market.html

Anyone investing in this?

[EliJelly]

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/15/theres-a-single-new-jersey-deli-doing-35000-in-sales-valued-at-100-million-in-the-stock-market.html

Anyone investing in this?

Missing the reason behind the outrageous market cap. Maybe another ticker confusion?

[Shmulie]

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/04/15/theres-a-single-new-jersey-deli-doing-35000-in-sales-valued-at-100-million-in-the-stock-market.html

Anyone investing in this?

 

[ExGingi]

Missing the reason behind the outrageous market cap. Maybe another ticker confusion?

You're probably not the only one. I heard about it on Bloomberg this morning. There's definitely something fishy (no pun intended) going around here. Between the list of executives and some Chinese names as investors...

Forget about the market cap, how can a business making only 35,000 in annual sales survive.

ETA:

despite totaling $35,748 in sales in the last two years combined, according to securities filings.

[Darth1]

I bought a chunk of DOGE back at 0.06, how long is this run gonna last? when should I cash out?

[Afrages6]

I bought a chunk of DOGE back at 0.06, how long is this run gonna last? when should I cash out?

Why not sell 50 percent of the position
So you have your initial investment and some nice profits.. and let the rest ride for now

[Der Deutsche Jude]

I bought a chunk of DOGE back at 0.06, how long is this run gonna last? when should I cash out?

Wrong thread

[Abey]

I bought a chunk of DOGE back at 0.06, how long is this run gonna last? when should I cash out?

If you can explain your theory for thinking it will go up surely there is a theory when it will go down ? Unless it’s just sheep following each other then when some sheep exit others will follow, if/when some will re-enter it will go back up. So far I haven’t seen any analysis for when crypto goes up or down

[Lurker]

If you can explain your theory for thinking it will go up surely theirs a theory when it will go down ? Unless it’s just sheep following each other then when some sheep exit others will follow, if/when some will re-enter it will go back up. So far I haven’t seen any analysis for when crypto goes up or down

Doge isn't crypto. It's social fantasy. Many (most?) crypto movements have rational explanations.

[ari3]

I bought a chunk of DOGE back at 0.06, how long is this run gonna last? when should I cash out?

Maybe analyze the dutch tulip craze of the 1600's figure out how long that took to crash, figure out how that translates to today's markets and then you will have an idea when it is time to sell

[ExGingi]

Maybe analyze the dutch tulip craze of the 1600's figure out how long that took to crash, figure out how that translates to today's markets and then you will have an idea when it is time to sell

Or the more recent dot.com bubble of the 90s.

[Lurker]

Or the more recent dot.com bubble of the 90s.

You're talking crypto in general. Doge is people buying cups of water from the ocean.

[ExGingi]

You're talking crypto in general. Doge is people buying cups of water from the ocean.

I guess you weren't around (or of age) during the dot.com bubble. Any company with dot.com in the name could go public and skyrocket regardless of actual business. There were some real businesses that actually survived and thrived (a certain bookseller being one of them - though IIRC they actually went public later on).

[Lurker]

I guess you weren't around (or of age) during the dot.com bubble. Any company with dot.com in the name could go public and skyrocket regardless of actual business. There were some real businesses that actually survived and thrived (a certain bookseller being one of them - though IIRC they actually went public later on).

I wasn't of age yet, but I understand what you're saying. I think it's a great example for the crypto market as a whole, with certain coins as useless as a dot com company doing no business. At least with those companies, owning a share gave the illusion of value in owning something with (somewhat) limited quantity. Some crypto offerings are exactly the same. However, Doge is limitless. It's a useless dot com company issuing unlimited new shares every day, with no end in sight. It's bottled air, hold the bottle.