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And yes I realize the irony in calling a particular Dogecoin boost as artificially created
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The True face of dogecoin

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I executed sell order for .54 cents on Robinhood and just now got the confirmation that it sold at .48 cents, a price it literally never hit (between when I sold it and got confirmation)???

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It did dip as low as .489 in the last few minutes
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Yeah thats why I went back and edited my comment, lol.

The order executed at 1235 am EST, and Robinhoods own chart says its price was .54

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Well you know how it works on RH, right?

You arent actually buying and selling actual cryptocurrency, youre just dipping in and out of THEIR actual massive wallets, so theres gonna be discrepancy not in your favor every time you execute an order so they can make money off of your transaction before they pass it to you
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I dont even know why Im using Robinhood, I have tons of crypto accounts at actual exchanges, I think I just got complacent.

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This has to be the death knell for Robinhood, right?

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Fucking SHOCKED that Doge is kind of holding up here. Lots of stubborn HODLers lol

ADA jumped right after the SNL shenanigans tho, luv 2 see it

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I'm pretty shocked as well, I think we'll see a sell off from other markets as US investors become too asleep to keep eating the dips. I'm expecting the dust will settle around 15-20 cents, but it could certainly be lower.

In the mean time Cardano crossed 1.70 again so I got out again. Last time it crossed 1.70 I got out at 1.74 and then got back in around 1.60 so I was able to simultaneously expand my position and take a small profit.

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ExThaNemesis posted...

This has to be the death knell for Robinhood, right?

Im kind of shocked to hear you say that given that youre usually rightfully cynical about how things work in that sphere of influence

Unless you just mean because people will stop using the app, in which case good luck. Theres definitely room for someone to steal all their users, but the interface is so good and simple that its always gonna grab newbies until its challenged
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Yeah, I got personally fucked by the GME/AMC shit and I still kept my $1000 in there for doge because it was so easy

But I initiated the transfer of all my money out just now, Im done with it.

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Getting the doge out of the hands of whales and into the hands of the people always a good thing

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ADA new ath again. Up 600% this year. Keep your funny yellow dogs

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SHIB is up 700% so

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There was another dog coin all this time? Sheesh

DOGE saw resistance around 42 again and bounced back to 54.

Twice now it's been rebuffed at 42.

I blame Douglas Adams

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DOGE rally looking decent

Sell

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DoomTheGyarados posted...

Sell

Selling at .69 ;)

ChainLTTP posted...

Selling at .69 ;)

You mean $69

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Elon Musk is at it again.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/09/spacex-accepts-dogecoin-payment-for-doge-1-mission-to-the-moon.html

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Moon time

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Zachnorn posted...

Elon Musk is at it again.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/09/spacex-accepts-dogecoin-payment-for-doge-1-mission-to-the-moon.html

Damn it Elon, i'm being a responsible investor waiting for the crash before I touch DOGE with a 10 ft pole and crap like this makes it difficult.

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Something is going on with Overstock. It recently had good earnings and now both puts and calls are offering great premiums. Its my stock of the week pick.

They just had earnings (04/29), so doesn't this just indicate volatility lingering from that or maybe a lack in confidence in the bump they saw after?

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held over the weekend:

RGBP
GVSI
RITE
PUGE

I like where these are at right now. Well see.

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Man you love the penny stocks huh.

Im constantly debating best strategies for guaranteed money. Im really starting to think its just holding a few stocks that you really like and selling calls that shouldnt hit for added premium gains. This way you own the stock, enjoy its gains, and get premium. But i
this wouldnt work in a bear market.

I honestly don't know what works anymore. I invested in a "conservative" portfolio on SoFi and I lost 1% of the value and only now recovered. Thankfully, it was 1% of $100 I was playing with.

I'm going to pull out some money from the stock market as I'm feeling bearish. My long term strategy is to dollar cost average for a while. I'm still considering buying a condo in LA and I see some that I can more easily afford now. So I'm thinking of sticking with safer investments except in a Roth IRA in case I need to strike on real estate.

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Sunroof posted...

Man you love the penny stocks huh.

Im constantly debating best strategies for guaranteed money. Im really starting to think its just holding a few stocks that you really like and selling calls that shouldnt hit for added premium gains. This way you own the stock, enjoy its gains, and get premium. But i
this wouldnt work in a bear market.

There's no such thing as guaranteed money but if you are willing to drop the "guaranteed" part there's lots of opportunity to make money with a lot of strategies.

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Sunroof posted...

Man you love the penny stocks huh.

Im constantly debating best strategies for guaranteed money. Im really starting to think its just holding a few stocks that you really like and selling calls that shouldnt hit for added premium gains. This way you own the stock, enjoy its gains, and get premium. But i
this wouldnt work in a bear market.

for trading, ya. I have stocks I've held for 8+ years now in my main portfolio of dividend and growth stocks

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I'm conflicted morally. I have an ETF that has a high (not that high, but over 3%) weight in an industry (that I won't mention for now) that I'm morally against. I feel like I'm benefitting an industry I hate and some of the money I'm getting from it is blood money.

Is it silly for me to feel this way? Would it be dumb to sell the ETF when it's been one of my better performing ETFs?

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Eth over 4k when I got in at 2.3k. Fuck yes

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Zachnorn posted...

I'm conflicted morally. I have an ETF that has a high (not that high, but over 3%) weight in an industry (that I won't mention for now) that I'm morally against. I feel like I'm benefitting an industry I hate and some of the money I'm getting from it is blood money.

Is it silly for me to feel this way? Would it be dumb to sell the ETF when it's been one of my better performing ETFs?

Its just business. No need to feel badly but if its bothering you then you can switch out.

Zachnorn posted...

I'm conflicted morally. I have an ETF that has a high (not that high, but over 3%) weight in an industry (that I won't mention for now) that I'm morally against. I feel like I'm benefitting an industry I hate and some of the money I'm getting from it is blood money.

Is it silly for me to feel this way? Would it be dumb to sell the ETF when it's been one of my better performing ETFs?

If you're going to feel this way then you probably shouldn't put your money into any ETFs. Will be nearly impossible to avoid.

Forceful_Dragon posted...

I'm pretty shocked as well, I think we'll see a sell off from other markets as US investors become too asleep to keep eating the dips. I'm expecting the dust will settle around 15-20 cents, but it could certainly be lower.

In the mean time Cardano crossed 1.70 again so I got out again. Last time it crossed 1.70 I got out at 1.74 and then got back in around 1.60 so I was able to simultaneously expand my position and take a small profit.

I'm holding cardano until $5 no cap

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_stingers_ posted...

I'm holding cardano until $30 no cap

same


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I also fully expect Cardano to reach higher values, but when I feel like it's grown more quickly than it should have I like to use it as an opportunity to expand my position "for free".

In this case I may be forced to simply hop back in with nearly the same position, but we'll see what it does today.

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I've been trickling funds into some coins like Cardano

took some gains on ETH

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Lots down today, buying some SE, DKNG, NET, and RKT

Debating if it's time to sell some ETH...

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Sunroof posted...

Its just business. No need to feel badly but if its bothering you then you can switch out.

Yeah, that's the thing about business for me, I guess. I have a degree in business, but the funny thing is, there's a lot about business I dislike. Part of why I work in the public sector now.

ChainLTTP posted...

If you're going to feel this way then you probably shouldn't put your money into any ETFs. Will be nearly impossible to avoid.

True, though there are some ETFs that exclude certain industries and I might buy some of those ETFs. Alternatively, I might just donate whatever profit I earned from companies I morally disagree with into organizations that oppose or deal with the damage those companies caused.

I guess at minimum, I don't want to keep whatever money I get that I see as blood money; I'd rather see it go and do something positive.

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ETFs are difficult because everyone's moral bar is different, and what others are comfortable with I am not. I try to avoid most of the tech giants, which admittedly makes things far more difficult than they would be otherwise. I'm sure I could earn more and not have to be so picky.

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For anyone looking for long-term plays, I recommend Overstock. It is just a matter of time before Amazon is hit with a lawsuit (meritoriously or not) and takes a hit. Overstock appears to be a very good American online ordering company and I see them only growing in the future.

Gvsi doin work to keep things green today

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Sunroof posted...

For anyone looking for long-term plays, I recommend Overstock. It is just a matter of time before Amazon is hit with a lawsuit (meritoriously or not) and takes a hit. Overstock appears to be a very good American online ordering company and I see them only growing in the future.

Seriously?? They were like dead before COVID and seem to be re-surging due to the demand for furniture. What did they change that you expect them to grow?


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Just that their earnings have been doing well and appear to have made the necessary (lucky) changes from covid.

Peace___Frog posted...

ETFs are difficult because everyone's moral bar is different, and what others are comfortable with I am not. I try to avoid most of the tech giants, which admittedly makes things far more difficult than they would be otherwise. I'm sure I could earn more and not have to be so picky.

I guess the best thing to do is to do your best to avoid investing too much into them. Like I'm obvious going to do it if I'm investing in one of those whole stock market ETFs like VTI. I may hate certain industries, but I can't pick and choose companies to exclude when I buy an ETF. So I guess it's good to donate to a cause contrary to what the company you hate does or believes.

Like if you're investing in companies that pollute heavily and only because it's in an ETF, you could donate your profits to a charity that works to stop climate change, for example.

Metal_DK posted...

Gvsi doin work to keep things green today

Damn it why do I sell my stocks

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GVSI is running off reinstatement news that came out afterhours on Friday, and Sharp hasn't even tweeted anything about the filings yet. We are barely getting started. We could still see an EOD sell off today of course, but all of this is market noise and is of no interest to me.

Once it's pink current, does .10 become the new floor? Hmmm, irrelevant either way, I'm not selling my until we know the merger company.

I don't want to get too much ahead of myself...but this is gonna be the play of 2021 baby. Patience will be rewarded.

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fubotv earnings tomorrow
affirm tonight

thank god I can only lose the money I put in, they can't come to my house and take my dog for buying bad stocks

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