Seems like a no brainer to go with this one
Ok, thanks.
Are you guys buying shares in Snap for tomorrow's IPO?
Seems like a no brainer to go with this one
Ok, thanks.
Are you guys buying shares in Snap for tomorrow's IPO?
Hell no, not touching that overpriced pig
Didn't they say the same for the Facebook IPO at $38?
It's now $137.42.
Snapchat is no Facebook, but I could see it moving from its IPO of $17.
Who knows...
It's all about pharmaceuticals. Have made 125% return on my money so far as I put a chunk split into 6 different companies and one exploded. The next one should do the same in the next year, still waiting on the others.
I'm starting to learn myself and want to start simple. A few youtube videos are good to watch on the subject and you can also pick up some books like "Understanding Options" and "The Options Playbook"
Great idea. I don't have any money in the market to trade with, however I do follow them on a daily basis and I'm hopeful that in a few years when I'm more stable I will have more to add.
Just wanted to add that a couple good research sites are
- Thestreet.com
- Minyanville.com
- Yahoo Finance
I'm thinking about messing with this a bit lately. Any good things to watch specifically on the matter?
I'm looking at unusually cheap calls, where certain strike prices have asks that don't make sense and are lower than the asks on lower strike prices. Right now I think most of the big opportunity in AUPH has passed unless they take a dive because I'm still bullish long term. I'm looking at some SPHS July $5 calls, they are EXTREMELY cheap. SPHS has been on most radars as a possible buyout this year, and July gives me plenty of time. You can make out very nicely with these. Use www.optionsprofitcalculator.com as your cheat sheet.
Edit: I meant cheap calls where ask is lower than the higher strike price. Usually higher strike on a call = lower price since less likely to get up there
A random question for everyone. Have you guys made a ton of money from playing the lower price of the stock market? Have you lost a ton of money? I may just throw $500 into the mix and see what happens.
Depends on what you mean by lower price. Lower meaning $1-10 stocks or pennies in the realm of 0.0001?
I make 90% of my profits from $1-10 stocks that are taking off. Sometimes you can get REALLY lucky with a penny stock, but I have yet to do so. I would treat anything under a dollar as a gamble unless you have insider knowledge or you are one of the first to know about IMPORTANT news that will make it rocket. With $500 I would probably invest in a super cheap stock in the 0.000X range. That way, if it goes up at all it will be 30-100% gains. Otherwise after trading fees it is probably not worth it.
I do those more for fun. It gives you something to dream about if they ever took off. I have PSID and LEXG.
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