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I’ve been hitting some small Calls/Puts for the last two weeks while this horizontal bottom is playing well in to some short plays.

Long plays will be the airlines. Travel is necessary. BA could be a good get and I’m also a huge fan of Oxy. They spent most of 2019 acquiring and fortifying their positions in midstream sector, so they were already low when the crash hit. Their gains could be bigger than everyone else’s in O&G sector.

What’s your strategy?


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I've been long on Southwest (LUV) for a number of years. They're down quite a bit in the past month (28%) but not nearly as much as the industry as a whole (42%). Hopefully they'll come back as strongly as the rest and come out ahead in the long run.

I'm mostly "buy and hold" right now. I have an "emergency fund" of cash on hand but prefer to keep it for emergencies. I did take a flyer on Inovio (INO) back in February when they announced that they were working on a Covid-19 vaccine. Bought it at 3.5, sold it two weeks later at almost 10 and made a tidy profit there. I was disappointed to see it go up to almost 20 soon after, but it crashed back to around 5. It's sitting at around 8 now so I'm satisfied.

Options are a little too scary for me. I think I'll stay with a "wait and see" strategery for now.

I'm not buying anything or selling anything. I have a couple mutual funds along with stock in GE, Bank of America, and Revlon. My biggest asset is the equity in my home here in SW FL.

I don’t handle this. We have a guy who makes our trades for us. He gets paid only on our gain. Probably not going to be a good year for him.

Mikey wrote:I've been long on Southwest (LUV) for a number of years. They're down quite a bit in the past month (28%) but not nearly as much as the industry as a whole (42%). Hopefully they'll come back as strongly as the rest and come out ahead in the long run.

I'm mostly "buy and hold" right now. I have an "emergency fund" of cash on hand but prefer to keep it for emergencies. I did take a flyer on Inovio (INO) back in February when they announced that they were working on a Covid-19 vaccine. Bought it at 3.5, sold it two weeks later at almost 10 and made a tidy profit there. I was disappointed to see it go up to almost 20 soon after, but it crashed back to around 5. It's sitting at around 8 now so I'm satisfied.

Options are a little too scary for me. I think I'll stay with a "wait and see" strategery for now.

My option plays have been for very little but while this volatility is going on, it’s been good gains while the floor has been established. It’s possible a new floor is made when earnings reports come out in a couple weeks. Everyone is seeing what the hedge funds are gonna do, but the individual investor is what’s going to drive the market. That’s why we’re seeing a bit of a rally before this thing has plateau’d. Everything was grossly oversold.


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How long you had GE, wolfie?

Hopefully not too long. That has been one sad long decline in what was once one of, if not the greatest company in the world.

As for getting in/out, no thanks. I don't know nearly enough about the wall street casino to play that game. I just keep my head down and keep plowing 30% of my gross income into it. The way I look at this is, I am buying at a discount for a while.

Sure woulda been nice to have a crystal ball though the last month or so. Coulda made a ton getting in/out.

Back before the huge drops, I was playing Costco, Apple and Boeing day trading. Made about 30K in three weeks. Used the profits to back up existing positions in Apple, Facebook, Dollar General, ATT, Abbive, Gilead Sciences bought them all down low so my dollar average on those holdings is much better.

Market go too freaky for me to be day trading anymore so I will hold tight on existing positions and make it as it goes back up. Anything I own now does not have real wide swings, so a bad day does not hurt me much and a good day helps a lot. All invested in equities and some income holdings now. Have the usual liquid cash accounts for savings, emergencys and car replacements. That is do not touch money that I can get my hands on in less than 24 hours.

Made about $ 5,000 today, still down $ 25,000 from before this shit hit, but that is not too bad. Just going to let it all ride for a while. Will have to watch real estate a bit if this shit drags on a while. I am holding some bare dirt properties that I had planed on selling one piece every other year for income, not due to sell one until 2021 now, I have plenty of income to cover expenses and for fun stuff, no need to speculate on those.

Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 9:46 pm I’ve been hitting some small Calls/Puts for the last two weeks while this horizontal bottom is playing well in to some short plays.

Long plays will be the airlines. Travel is necessary. BA could be a good get and I’m also a huge fan of Oxy. They spent most of 2019 acquiring and fortifying their positions in midstream sector, so they were already low when the crash hit. Their gains could be bigger than everyone else’s in O&G sector.

What’s your strategy?


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None of my strategies or positions involve energy or airlines for damn sure. Best of luck to you in those sectors.

Derron wrote:Back before the huge drops, I was playing Costco, Apple and Boeing day trading. Made about 30K in three weeks. Used the profits to back up existing positions in Apple, Facebook, Dollar General, ATT, Abbive, Gilead Sciences bought them all down low so my dollar average on those holdings is much better.

Market go too freaky for me to be day trading anymore so I will hold tight on existing positions and make it as it goes back up. Anything I own now does not have real wide swings, so a bad day does not hurt me much and a good day helps a lot. All invested in equities and some income holdings now. Have the usual liquid cash accounts for savings, emergencys and car replacements. That is do not touch money that I can get my hands on in less than 24 hours.

Made about $ 5,000 today, still down $ 25,000 from before this shit hit, but that is not too bad. Just going to let it all ride for a while. Will have to watch real estate a bit if this shit drags on a while. I am holding some bare dirt properties that I had planed on selling one piece every other year for income, not due to sell one until 2021 now, I have plenty of income to cover expenses and for fun stuff, no need to speculate on those.

DG broke a new high yesterday, so
I’m interested in seeing where it goes.


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Wolfman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 10:16 pm I'm not buying anything or selling anything. I have a couple mutual funds along with stock in GE, Bank of America, and Revlon. My biggest asset is the equity in my home here in SW FL.

Derron wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 11:59 pm Market go too freaky for me to be day trading anymore so I will hold tight on existing positions and make it as it goes back up. Anything I own now does not have real wide swings, so a bad day does not hurt me much and a good day helps a lot.

That'll rack. It's a nice game if you can play it without emotion.

Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 1:16 am DG broke a new high yesterday, so
I’m interested in seeing where it goes.

I asked my guy about Dollar General since I have seen it mentioned a few places along with here. Apparently we were in it shortly after their big expansion was mentioned and we are now out of it. Oh well.

Left Seater wrote: ↑Fri Apr 10, 2020 1:52 am

Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 1:16 am DG broke a new high yesterday, so
I’m interested in seeing where it goes.

I asked my guy about Dollar General since I have seen it mentioned a few places along with here. Apparently we were in it shortly after their big expansion was mentioned and we are now out of it. Oh well.

Interesting concept. They serve small markets and under served areas. They plan on building 11,000 stores nationally. I took a $ 7,800 position in them about 6 months ago. Time will tell.

Yeah, I had no clue until we arrived here in New Mexico. But they have had Toilet Paper on a regular basis. Seems they k ow what they are doing.

Have some tech stocks on a long play right now AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, AAPL, and BABA. All doing pretty well. I’m also using these same stocks to play some Bull and Bear Vertical spreads in the options game and I’m making some major strides with these short plays. Took some flyers on BYND, STMP, and Wayfair. All big hits. Wish I knew to go in on online education sector but missed that boat. Going to dive in now and hold a couple positions there. Fossil Fuels and airlines really slow to move here. Think UAL is a good long play and so is OXY.


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ENPH, NVDA, LCRX, ADBE, AMAT, DELL

Long on all of these, except for ADBE which I delved into about a month ago.

ENPH is up about 1100% since I first bought in.

Not into options - it's too dangerous.

I have a long play on Southwest Airlines. Way down now but will probably lead all of the airlines in coming back. I've also owned some Costco for quite a while, which hasn't done too badly.

If you hedge two bids close together it really isn’t. The only time it becomes dangerous is if you guess wrong on where to place the call/put. And there are enough technical indicators out there to put you in the 95% range that you’re going to guess right. You get to know five stocks, you marry them and know everything there is to know about their fundamentals and technicals. Once you know their ins and outs and know how to read 6-7 indicators on a chart, you’re good. There are outliers of course and I’m sure a lot of people got burned on those plays when the country closed; however, there were indicators on those as well.


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Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 8:55 pm If you hedge two bids close together it really isn’t. The only time it becomes dangerous is if you guess wrong on where to place the call/put. And there are enough technical indicators out there to put you in the 95% range that you’re going to guess right. You get to know five stocks, you marry them and know everything there is to know about their fundamentals and technicals. Once you know their ins and outs and know how to read 6-7 indicators on a chart, you’re good. There are outliers of course and I’m sure a lot of people got burned on those plays when the country closed; however, there were indicators on those as well.


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I need to learn how to do this. If and when I retire I'll spend some time on it. It's obviously not something to jump into unprepared.

As a side note, today I became old enough to qualify for Medicare. Not enrolling though, because my employer has good coverage and an HSA that I can put money into. I've been thinking that retirement might be a couple of years down the road (I reach FRA around the end of next year) but I sure am getting used to not having to drive into the office.

You’re 100% right about not diving in. I read five different books and played with a papertrade account for about six months before I made my first play with real money. There’s a lot that goes into it and it takes practice and rereading a lot of material. You definitely have the mental chops to do it if I can. Just takes some time upfront.

Bitches be wanting to come over and ride my bologna pony but I’ve been deep in the charts since this all started and don’t have time for their shit right now. P*ssy can wait. There’s money to be made out there.


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Wolfman wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2020 10:16 pm I'm not buying anything or selling anything.

I don't want to sell anything, buy anything or process anything as a career. I don't want to sell anything bought or processed or buy anything sold or processed or repair anything sold, bought or processed as a career. I don't want to do that.

I have most of my money in GOLD and SILVER!

RACK ME!

Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 8:35 pm Have some tech stocks on a long play right now AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, AAPL, and BABA. All doing pretty well. I’m also using these same stocks to play some Bull and Bear Vertical spreads in the options game and I’m making some major strides with these short plays. Took some flyers on BYND, STMP, and Wayfair. All big hits. Wish I knew to go in on online education sector but missed that boat. Going to dive in now and hold a couple positions there. Fossil Fuels and airlines really slow to move here. Think UAL is a good long play and so is OXY.


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How's the petrochemical business going?

Don "The Dragon" Wilson?

Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 8:35 pm Have some tech stocks on a long play right now AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, AAPL, and BABA.

When the fuck is BABA splitting, and what's the deadline on shares affected?

Screw_Michigan wrote:
How's the petrochemical business going?

There is a huge demand for our LDPE products because it play a good role in medical supplies. We can’t make enough product to meet demands.


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The Big Pickle wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 5:08 pm I have most of my money in GOLD and SILVER!

RACK ME!

#faggot

Carson wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 4:34 pm

The Big Pickle wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 5:08 pm I have most of my money in GOLD and SILVER!

RACK ME!

nsY2EeUuLj8

#faggot

You're in Greece. Please don't go there, twice over.

As for silver and gold, what are the pros and cons when you never actually touch them whether buying via the stock market or paying someone else to store it? How do you trust the precious metals you 'buy' are actually physically there, in either case?

What happens to it after you die?

I have no idea on buying shares of it. I’ve only bought physical silver bars, but I’m thinking of trading it in for physical gold. Some commodity analysts believe silver is going to lose value over time. Not sure if that’s true.


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Innocent Bystander wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 5:22 pm

Carson wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 4:34 pm

The Big Pickle wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 5:08 pm I have most of my money in GOLD and SILVER!

RACK ME!

nsY2EeUuLj8

#faggot

You're in Greece. Please don't go there, twice over.

As for silver and gold, what are the pros and cons when you never actually touch them whether buying via the stock market or paying someone else to store it? How do you trust the precious metals you 'buy' are actually physically there, in either case?

What happens to it after you die?

I think Pikkkle was talking mostly about his fillings. In that case you probably take it to the grave, unless it’s procured by an unscrupulous funeral director.

ENPH just passed its all-time high, BTW...

Mikey, I’m loving LUV now. Buffett pulled all of his airline investments and people followed suit which drove LUV to all time lows. Their cash position and domestic dominance has them in best position to recover quicker than most. The technical analysis also has it grossly oversold. TSA numbers to be released this morning and air traffic control stats show uptick in traffic. This is damn good short and mid term value buy.




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I’ve owned some LUV for quite a while and never done anything with it. It may be time to consider increasing my position.

Mikey, LUV was my best short term buy yet. Almost got it at the very bottom at 23.75 and it closed at 32.52. Boom!!!


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Nice job. Up more than 12% today.

Mikey wrote:Nice job. Up more than 12% today.

Think I’ll hold it long term for dividend. It’s still a good value right now


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Go Coogs' wrote: ↑Tue May 26, 2020 9:23 pm

Mikey wrote:Nice job. Up more than 12% today.

Think I’ll hold it long term for dividend. It’s still a good value right now


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I've been in it since 2015 when I sunk $10K @ $43.00. It always did OK, not spectacular but solid, until the Rona hit. I'm now down about 25% on my initial cost but fully expect to come back. Plus it's paid me about $700 in dividends over that time.

My best short term buy was Inovio Pharmaceuticals, when they announced they were working on a Covid-19 vaccine, which I bought on Feb 12 at $3.48 and sold on March 5 at $9.47.

I was a little pissed off at myself because it went up to something like $15 in the next few days. Then it went back down to $5. I think it's around $14 now but I'm happy with it. Made a little over $18K in three weeks on that when the rest of the market was getting ready to tank. It was a roll of the dice from the beginning.

Nice thing is that this is all within my rollover IRA so it's tax deferred and there's no short term gain on top of regular income tax when I eventually have to withdraw the funds.

The Dow is up over 900 points and NASDAQ blasted through its all time high.

Thanks Uncle Donald. It's all because of you.

Break out some more tear gas and call in the Army. I should be able to retire in another week.

I said the market would hit 30k by the election in November....even
after the COVID hoax dropped stocks to 20k.....

Guess what...it's past 27k today and climbing.

Popfag is a faggot!
Pickle iz TRUTH!

I watched the VIX and saw it break resistance late Tuesday afternoon so I move my stop losses on all but ones stock up very tight and was kicked out of all of them by Wednesday morning. I looked at technicals on Amazon and Tesla and noticed they were way overbought and then I saw Nasdaq bust 10000. Tech sector was due for a massive sell off so I bought $10k worth of SQQQ premarket this morning and got in at 8.13. NASDAQ took a massive dump with the rest of the markets and I made $1100 today while the walls caved in on the masses. Gotta stick and move in this market. I’m holding onto it another day, but futures are up so my lucky run may be coming to an end soon.


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The Big Pickle wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 3:52 pm Popfag is a faggot!
Pickle iz TRUTH!

Is it true there will be a major market correction (crash) in September?