I bought some Nokia like 2 minutes ago and it's already up 4%. AMC is holding strong lol.
Should I buy $18k in at $54?I didn't know 81% of the float in SPCE was traded short. I knew it was high but I didn't know it was 81% high. Holy crap! SPCE can run lot higher.
Should I buy $18k in at $54?
Holy fuck my NOK is up 50%.....
No idea what is going on. TD locked trading when I was up 12%, and then it went live for like 10 seconds and it automatically went up 56% and then locked again.
This is fun money....it's in a Roth that isn't my primary retirement. It started from $3k and I keep flipping it.Only you know the answer to that.
Careful!
Paging @IHateMyJob2004Lol news is saying Blackberry shares are soaring now because of Reddit.
Could be worth buying.
Not sure if related but found this post:
I'm up a few thousand dollars on BB, I got in at $19.20 yesterday. So don't know what to do, sell today or hold and hope for the fairy tale rise to over $100 price.HA! I called BB not that long ago.
But that's pretty much all I can say. I mucked it up after that.
I'm up a few thousand dollars on BB, I got in at $19.20 yesterday. So don't know what to do, sell today or hold and hope for the fairy tale rise to over $100 price.
Just crossed over $23...I say hold it and see if it hits $50.I'm up a few thousand dollars on BB, I got in at $19.20 yesterday. So don't know what to do, sell today or hold and hope for the fairy tale rise to over $100 price.
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Don't put a stop loss. That's just free money to them and they'll take out your stop and take your shares before reversing it.I would just put a stop on it. If you got in at $19 set it there so you don't lose money.
Then as it rises just raise the stop to trail it.
edit - I just checked: its a little over $23? I'd set the stop $21 and trail it up.
I still haven't read what the restrictions are. I tried test buy order for GME and it was accepted just fine. I canceled the order and not TD.From TD:
That's just going to add fuel to fire imo. It makes me want to add to my small NOK position even more now.
Don't put a stop loss. That's just free money to them and they'll take out your stop and take your shares before reversing it.
Yeah, they're going to sell tens of millions of dollars worth of BB to get at a guy who made a few grand.
Sometimes you're just too much.
There's definitely logic to it. Brokers and exchanges know where your price is, and can aggregate the data behind the scenes to take out the stop losses. It's not just the one guy for a few grand, its the tens of thousands. Additionally traditional rules are out the window right now. I'd wager even the algorithms are having a hard time with all of this. If you're trying to making a traditional trade with a traditional stop loss in this non-traditional market, you're going to be stopped out and likely at a loss as most traders/investors are very poor at timing their entries on the small time scale. This is a 100% gamble money play here - no stop losses, but have an exit price on the way up.