Welcome to the Hardcore Husky Forums. Folks who are well-known in Cyberland and not that dumb.

Played the AMC stonk

1234568

Comments

  • MikeDamone
    MikeDamone Member Posts: 37,781

    Under $45 in after-hours. I predict a pop back up over $50 in early-AM trading.

    I think it falls to $40, then it pops
    Damn…I called that

    Bought more at $41. Really happy about that
    Still happy?
    Feeling pretty fucking good right now
    #metoo
  • PostGameOrangeSlices
    PostGameOrangeSlices Member Posts: 27,688
    Damn 25%. Wonder if momentum will continue tomorrow. Depending on premarket I might try to play it
  • BleachedAnusDawg
    BleachedAnusDawg Member Posts: 13,755 Standard Supporter
    $32. Shit is over. Hope @backthepack cashed out a while back and is busy doing hookers and blow.
  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566
    edited August 2021

    $32. Shit is over. Hope @backthepack cashed out a while back and is busy doing hookers and blow.

    Nah, it’s not. Not financial advice, but I’m betting on an earnings stock surge after hours Monday
  • godawgst
    godawgst Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 2,606 Swaye's Wigwam

    $32. Shit is over. Hope @backthepack cashed out a while back and is busy doing hookers and blow.

    Nah, it’s not. Not financial advice, but I’m betting on an earnings stock surge after hours Monday
    Would you play Robinhood, especially after a big down day?

    My plan of attack would be buy 2 minutes b4 the close on a day down 10% of more, then wait and see if the Reddit Warriors are in there the next day buying it up to show they are in charge.
  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566
    godawgst said:

    $32. Shit is over. Hope @backthepack cashed out a while back and is busy doing hookers and blow.

    Nah, it’s not. Not financial advice, but I’m betting on an earnings stock surge after hours Monday
    Would you play Robinhood, especially after a big down day?

    My plan of attack would be buy 2 minutes b4 the close on a day down 10% of more, then wait and see if the Reddit Warriors are in there the next day buying it up to show they are in charge.
    Institutional investors are playing Robinhood, but the majority of retail investors are staying away. Tough play
  • UW_Doog_Bot
    UW_Doog_Bot Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 18,563 Founders Club

    I don’t care. Money is money. Market fundamentalists are weeping.

    As my prof(who helped invent high frequency trading) enjoyed telling us. In a recession everything tends to be correlated to -1.

    Make sure you're diversifying out of just stocks and crypto while the sun is shining. Buy a shitty starter house or condo. Buy some commodities. Shit, go hang out in rural Thailand for six months while day trading. Bubbles do burst. Have something to show for it when it inevitably does.

    The real value is that you're learning to invest and play the game at a young age.
    I’ll be doing cocaine off coug co-eds backs soon. But yes. Im as diversified as I can be will still maintaining gains with the capital I have.
    Paging @backthepack have you diversified yet? And into what? Hope you didn't sell your cardano during the dip.

    At least tell us you boofed some coke into a coed.
  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566
    edited August 2021

    I don’t care. Money is money. Market fundamentalists are weeping.

    As my prof(who helped invent high frequency trading) enjoyed telling us. In a recession everything tends to be correlated to -1.

    Make sure you're diversifying out of just stocks and crypto while the sun is shining. Buy a shitty starter house or condo. Buy some commodities. Shit, go hang out in rural Thailand for six months while day trading. Bubbles do burst. Have something to show for it when it inevitably does.

    The real value is that you're learning to invest and play the game at a young age.
    I’ll be doing cocaine off coug co-eds backs soon. But yes. Im as diversified as I can be will still maintaining gains with the capital I have.
    Paging @backthepack have you diversified yet? And into what? Hope you didn't sell your cardano during the dip.

    At least tell us you boofed some coke into a coed.
    Bought a few hundred in cardano at $1.20 range myself. Pretty pumped about that. Also put more money on Matic at .85 range and Chainlink at $15

    I use Coinbase, and I just add $25 here and $50 there. I usually only buy on 5% or more drop days, so haven't bought much in the last week, except for Matic which was still hovering around $1.05 which I thought was still a great buy, and it's as of now $1.40, so I'm pumped about that too. I'm still small potatoes though. I only own about 500 matic and about the same in Cardano.
  • godawgst
    godawgst Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 2,606 Swaye's Wigwam

    I don’t care. Money is money. Market fundamentalists are weeping.

    As my prof(who helped invent high frequency trading) enjoyed telling us. In a recession everything tends to be correlated to -1.

    Make sure you're diversifying out of just stocks and crypto while the sun is shining. Buy a shitty starter house or condo. Buy some commodities. Shit, go hang out in rural Thailand for six months while day trading. Bubbles do burst. Have something to show for it when it inevitably does.

    The real value is that you're learning to invest and play the game at a young age.
    I’ll be doing cocaine off coug co-eds backs soon. But yes. Im as diversified as I can be will still maintaining gains with the capital I have.
    Paging @backthepack have you diversified yet? And into what? Hope you didn't sell your cardano during the dip.

    At least tell us you boofed some coke into a coed.
    Bought a few hundred in cardano at $1.20 range myself. Pretty pumped about that. Also put more money on Matic at .85 range and Chainlink at $15

    I use Coinbase, and I just add $25 here and $50 there. I usually only buy on 5% or more drop days, so haven't bought much in the last week, except for Matic which was still hovering around $1.05 which I thought was still a great buy, and it's as of now $1.40, so I'm pumped about that too. I'm still small potatoes though. I only own about 500 matic and about the same in Cardano.
    Do you think bitcoin's dive from 50k to just below 30 before it's recent bounce washed all the weak hands out of it and vis a vis all the other Crypto currencies?

  • greenblood
    greenblood Member Posts: 14,566
    godawgst said:

    I don’t care. Money is money. Market fundamentalists are weeping.

    As my prof(who helped invent high frequency trading) enjoyed telling us. In a recession everything tends to be correlated to -1.

    Make sure you're diversifying out of just stocks and crypto while the sun is shining. Buy a shitty starter house or condo. Buy some commodities. Shit, go hang out in rural Thailand for six months while day trading. Bubbles do burst. Have something to show for it when it inevitably does.

    The real value is that you're learning to invest and play the game at a young age.
    I’ll be doing cocaine off coug co-eds backs soon. But yes. Im as diversified as I can be will still maintaining gains with the capital I have.
    Paging @backthepack have you diversified yet? And into what? Hope you didn't sell your cardano during the dip.

    At least tell us you boofed some coke into a coed.
    Bought a few hundred in cardano at $1.20 range myself. Pretty pumped about that. Also put more money on Matic at .85 range and Chainlink at $15

    I use Coinbase, and I just add $25 here and $50 there. I usually only buy on 5% or more drop days, so haven't bought much in the last week, except for Matic which was still hovering around $1.05 which I thought was still a great buy, and it's as of now $1.40, so I'm pumped about that too. I'm still small potatoes though. I only own about 500 matic and about the same in Cardano.
    Do you think bitcoin's dive from 50k to just below 30 before it's recent bounce washed all the weak hands out of it and vis a vis all the other Crypto currencies?

    I think more weak hands joined on this recent surge. Crypto is and has always been susceptible to volatile swings on news. Anything negative drives it down, and anything positive drives it up. While stocks are largely manipulated by banks and hedge funds, crypto is highly manipulated by "whales" early investors. These whales generally sell large blocks of crypto on bad news, which creates a temporary panic by paper hand weaklings, then the whales buy them back at cheaper prices. It's been that way for a long time. Crypto more than anything is a stronger buy the steeper that red candle is.