I do a scan of my MJ watchlist (which is pretty extensive) at close every day, and check my google news alerts, the forums, etc just to get the pulse of how the day went and jesus **** today was grim. There were more companies that shed 10% or more than not and the only company on my watchlist that was in the green today was Cannaccord.
This is pure cloud reading, but I think the driver is panicked retail money running out of the space, that was spooked by the big boys triggering stop losses in interesting places. Institutional money wants in, but they don't want to pay post parabolic rates, they want in on the floor.
Scare the herd, make it stampede, and then gorge.
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Be careful with options man.
Give us one tip, I'll throw a few grand at it just to test your abilities.
sold out today in mid .04's, made 3500, will provide evidence of buys and sells Habsy, just this once if you require it. I will trade your acct, I take a generous %. I only do it for family friends.
remember in the USA, you poor folks need to have at least 25k in a margin account for me to do my thing. In Canada, I can do it with any amount, even 500 bucks. Brutal, but it is the way it is.
It did more than 50% not 20% by the way I was out in the first three minutes. I don't hang around for long in these things.
well done! question: what is your exit strategy with a 3 cent stock if things go south?
Oh weed
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We're at the levels we were at before the Christmas run, so I'm hoping this is damn close to the floor because yeah...this is getting ****ing ridiculous. I have the cash to be patient, which is nice, but even I'm starting to develop a tension headache that won't **** off from all of it.
We're rolling into oversold territory now. An over correction.
It doesn't help that the overall US markets are finally correcting. It's been on an upward grind forever. Bonds getting crushed (on rising rates) and taking equities with them
You guys are brave.
You might all be millionaire at the end of this but I'm very happy to stick to cash and wait for a 70k a year pension. This whole thing seems stressful.
You guys are brave.
You might all be millionaire at the end of this but I'm very happy to stick to cash and wait for a 70k a year pension. This whole thing seems stressful.
That was always my plan until Shell sold us and now we don’t have a real straight out pension plan,(Shell’s was awesome).