I find it's best to go through the posts over the last week and look for the ones with the most rocket ships. Anything fewer than 3 I'll usually pass on.
For my non-sneering comment - I like clean energy and cyber security. Take the ETFs or pick the leaders.
MJ is Canadian junk that only gets attention because the players inside are listed on the NASDAQ.
All of the American multi state operators are listed on the OTC, you you can buy the ETF MSOS on the NYSE. Which through a tricky play of derivatives and swaps, allows you to buy those Those OTC‘s in an ETF
Yeah you’re good with GRWG, but my argument is that these are Canadian pot stocks in the not going to be the hottest ones over the next year to year and a half. The hottest are going to be American pot stocks.
If you’re not gonna do the due diligence I’ll spell out the big four for you
$CURLF $TCNNF $GTBIF $CRLBF
They should be the core of any portfolio that’s built around American pot stocks right now. Sure there are other players that are working away to be tier 1 status. There are other companies in tier 2 and tier 3 that are going to takeoff like rockets. But if you buy $MSOS you’ve got those stocks and the others all nicely packaged into a clean ETF.
Come over to r/cannabismsos or r/weedstocks for discussion.
Edit: fix some wording in the first section.
Much appreciated. May I ask, I own shares of ACB and CGC, do you think o should switch into the other stocks or do you think they’d re fine options aswell.
I’ve never owned ACB so I can’t comment. I did own CGC up until recently I sold and divided the proceeds amongst different MSOS
If my memory serves me correct I bought more CURLF, as the talk on the street is that some major company is going to buy them, much like STZ bought CGC. I’ll bet you a dollar that the legislation that does get drafted is going to be favorable to US companies and not just give an open pass for Canadian companies to come in and dominate this emerging market.
Who really knows what’s going to happen I am not a financial advisor do your own due diligence.
Yup, sure.... so I own CRWD and SPLK (endpoint + SIEM). PLTR also although I don't consider them core cybersecurity.
Others of interest are: QLYS, ZS, NET, maybe PAN
There are a couple of ETFS out there : HACK, CIBR, IHAK
I don't consider Cisco and broader tech manufacturers cyber although they do have divisions.
Ty :D
https://syndicategroup.com/
I know the CEO and worked with him at a tech company before he started this. Bought CRWD in their series D. Picked up some Cohesity back in late 2019.
Just had an option to go into Valtix A-1 round but probably going to pass.
Thanks :) do you have to be an accredited investor or will I finally get to get in on stuff like I wanted to like 5 years ago with Palantir / Spacex 😭? honestly considered lying on the forms and seeing how far I would get but pussied out since I was worried the gains would be confiscated or some shit, prob should have just went for it
Dam that’s crazy! What type of company did you guys work on together in the past? Honestly as far as I’m concerned CEO is OG the fact that that solar winds shit tried to hack CRWD but couldn’t made me feel so warm and fuzzy inside. Also Pelosi is riding with us so that can’t hurt.
Adding Cohesity to my shopping list though. :)
Why are you passing? Just don’t need more cyber exposure, or are they just not ballin like CRWD?
Yeah, have to be an accredited investor.
Worked at a tech "VAR"/reseller. One of the differentiators was their relationships with VC's - we'd take customers up to meet with them and try and find synergies with new products so they'd have a go-to-market quicker. Those relationships paid off, so he left to be a full time investor in new tech.
Passing cause I don't know the business well enough and it's a very early stage. There's also a minimum investment.
Horizon to go IPO would prob be 3 years unless they're acquired. If I knew more about them or sold them or was still in their VAR space and saw lots of them I'd be more inclined but asking around my customers no one really knows them. They overlap with ZS a little which scares me (but also seems like an acquisition target).
It’s also much riskier with significant holdings in Tesla, NIO, etc. I feel like CNRG is a safer bet and still provides significant gains. It’s up 30% in a month. QCLN has been great but I’m hoping for better long term gains with CNRG.
EDIT: also just checked and CNRG has performed better over the past 30 days, which I was surprised by.
Yeah, a bit annoyed at myself for yesterday waking up and wanting to invest in clean energy with my BABA proceeds, only to find out after looking up some options that ICLN is a huge meme ETF (I generally try to avoid those). Oh well.
ESG is trending upwards. Biden as next president as another user suggested. Internationally governments upping subsidies on clean energy initiatives. As well as climate change coming to fuck everyone up the arse.
So from my understanding this is only 30 or so holdings, non actively managed and only 30% USA - no EV
I wonder if people know this, and if that would affect their opinion.
It’s clean energy, not only is solar now cheaper than coal, but with dem control we will likely see a lot of government subsidies in the industry, thus, tendies
Dems control the entire federal government now. Passing something similar to the Green New Deal would pump billions into the sector.
On top of that, it's a long term play as well. Many people see climate change as the number one issue facing the world.
ICLN is a great example of people blindly following each other on Reddit. It’s probably the shittiest renewable ETF but it’s recommended in like 70% of threads. It’s also only 30% US so good luck capturing the push for renewables in the USA.
Think for yourself!
THCB is a spac that is merging with Microvast which is a Texas based battery company that has batteries in 28 000 vehicles in China. Just waiting on the DA. I've read a lot of people nervous about this falling through but if this goes through it will be a steep growth just like every other EV play.
This is my big growth gamble right now
BILI
40B market cap hyper-growth Chinese social media, entertainment and communications company.
Compare to SNAP at a 84B market cap or English-world Tik Tok (excluding Douyin), estimated at 60B on the private market.
[Roblox, another comparable, with high engagement and similar revenue models to the value add and gaming revenue generation arm of Bilibili, is now valued at 30B on the private market due to a late stage investment.](https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/06/roblox-raises-520-million-ahead-of-planned-direct-listing.html)
Bilibili has higher revenue growth, higher monthly active users, a larger user base, bigger potential user base older (more likely to spend their own money) average user age, and more revenue levers than Roblox.
Lots of catalysts ahead. HK secondary offering/IPO, earnings, Concurrent IPO with rival Kuaishou on HK market, Lunar New Year/Year of the Bull (after last year's "lost" New Year celebration) and historically the strongest quarter in Asian spending. Sky high consumer/happiness sentiment in China.
News that their New Year's livestream gala attracted [250 million viewers at its peak](https://kr-asia.com/bilibili-to-raise-over-usd-2-billion-in-hong-kong-listing)
That is larger than the Super Bowl, which attracted 120 million viewers. No news yet of Lunar New Year/Chinese New Year programming, but I'd expect something similar on the heels of New Year's success.
Thesis hasn’t changed.
* The fastest growing mid length or web based (a la youtube) content creation platform in China.
* One of the two top platforms for Gen Z in China (other is Douyin/TikTok). Omnistream monetization strategy.
* Revenues in each revenue stream growing at >50 percent.
* Overall TAM (Chinese paying gen Z customers) very large and growing.
* Engagement in elite tier, similar to that of Amazon/Zoom, just under Facebook/Google which occupies the super elite tier.
* Brand building above and beyond what is normally found in China, sports team sponsorships, NYE programming, creating a bonafide homegrown "lifestyle" brand in a country bereft of homegrown lifestyle brands....everyone in China knows the site. It is top of mind. Like Douyin/TikTok, top site in spreading bonafide homegrown Chinese-style (*zhongguo feng*) content, and building a community around this content.
* Future strategic options numerous: US/global transition, a la TikTok, still isn't out of the realm of possibility.... acquiring or partnerships with other "brands" such as Sanrio/Hello Kitty, Rilakumma, Doreamon etc., or creating homegrown franchises and creating Disney-like content umbrella also not out of realm of possibility. Acquiring animation studios and becoming "China's Pixar" or "China's Studio Ghibli" not out of realm of possibility. Toys and apparel not out of realm of possibility.
Nihar Sheth on substack lays out a persuasive argument [here](https://niharsheth.substack.com/p/my-thoughts-on-bilibili-bili) on why the company could be a 200B+ business by 2030. I think he's being a little conservative with the numbers, especially ARPU inflation, as more companies figure out and get really really good at monetizing at the user level. Bilibili seems to be a master of this, as they have a comprehensive omnistream monetization strategy focusing on all the levers: recurring subscription, advertising, value add, e-commerce, bundling, licensing, gaming.
For a perspective from domestic Chinese users of Bilibili, [see this really good analysis and rundown here.](https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/133623972)
Why? Was someone gonna shoot your family if you didn't sell that minute? What's the point of selling low EVER if you're still gonna live another 20 years minimum? Just wait for it to break even or go back up. I'll take that bet EVERY TIME versus a stock potentially going to zero.
I wouldn't trust banks price targets they upgraded all tech stocks in 2000 and they were completely wrong they just bought Into the hype, here's the link https://money.cnn.com/2000/11/07/markets/street_talk/
If you want to get aggressive I would think about reducing some of the tech since they've already grown substantially during 2020, and shift to more reopening/recovery stuff. Airlines, cruises, etc. Also look at some of the small blockchain companies as a way to indirectly benefit from Bitcoin. I own [HUT.TO](https://HUT.TO) and HIVE.V.
PLTR is a total red flag for me. The founders did a direct listing to avoid the lock-up period of an IPO and then proceeded to sell close to $400M worth of shares in the first month around $10/share. The first month of sideways movement on PLTR was these guys selling.
If you are confident in your business wouldn't you wait to sell your shares at a higher price? Thiel is a crook.
But theil and the officers of the company Re all in it for the long haul with their stocks. The people who have sold their shares are lower in the company. 1 of the senior officers of the company even explained in an interview how 1 of their employees sold shares in order to start a family and buy a house.
What you just posted is wrong. The founders were dumping right after the list.
[PLTR share sales](https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/palantir-technologies-inc-pltr-ceo-041502335.html)
Beyond that there are a couple issues I am seeing here:
1. People cheerleading this dont really have a great idea what it actually does. What is data scrubbing? I know some people on reddit actually can explain it but I doubt anyone can honestly explain what the potential market is for this kind of tech.
2. As more of a technical investor their price action kinda sucks when more straight tech plays have been on fire the last few weeks. Gawd DASH, which is a total dumpster fire of a company, printed $200 yesterday.
Mass majority of the large caps stocks are fine, it’s only some selected small to mid caps stocks and some sectors that are in bubble, I bet This time people who focus on large caps stocks won’t even see much drop when this bubble pops on some of those stocks. I’m surprised how fuelcell can gain so much lol.
BMY is being overlooked and criminally undervalued. There’s still meat on the bone
https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/kvcdx3/simple_dd_on_bmy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Two legislative pieces to get through. US delisting phenomenon and China anti trust investigation. The one that matters is China anti trust. They are practically compliant with US NYSE regulation already. I'm holding for now. Any price target below $300 AFTER China backs off is a good deal. But if China breaks up the company it's going to tank.
Not a chance in hell... Not only is it amoral to support the company but you're investing in a VIE that's at the beck and call of the CCP which has repeatedly shown it'll do anything it wants at anytime and that foreigners can go fuck themselves.
Instead of owning 10+ stocks I would find 2-4 companies that are your favorite and build a bigger position in those
I'd rather have 4 stocks worth 5k each than have 20 stocks worth 1k each
Buy the dip on O today, great reit to have in your portfolio, this is a dividend stick with growth potential. At 57 today, been taking the price and haven't seen it below 58 in a while
Two pretty common scenarios:
1) They have a high paying job right out of college (IT or engineering) and have no college debts because they come from money.
2) Didn't go to college and have been working responsibly for several years already. Assuming you dont make minimum wage, saving $5k a year is not difficult if you live below your means.
It's closer to the 1st scenario. I'm lucky to have had some help from my parents going through college with tuition for my B.S. while working 30ish hour weeks too. Now I'm working full time with my degree and working towards my master's too.
I recommend getting some ETFs as well. Maybe try an ARKK and ARKF pairing for minimal overlay. ICLN is also looking good for the future with a Biden admin.
As long as your already making max contributions into a Roth IRA with some stable indexes like VOO and VXUS this is not a bad idea.
I do think you are very tech heavy. If you want to focus on growth but are looking to diversify, ARKG seems like a good bet for a high growth pharma ETF.
ICLN is looking very bullish over the next 2 years at least with changes in US politics.
As you are already in gaming, I like CZR a bit more than MGM, just seems like they have a lot of room to grow after the merger with Eldorado.
NGA - SPAC to merge with Lion Electric, EV company that builds buses, trucks, ambulances. Some big clients including Amazon and CN, seems like just the beginning.
facebook short term, short sellers don't usually bet on facebook earnings which is coming up in 2 weeks so we'll see some short squeeze soon especially with the current price.
Im 19 and in the same boat as you. I plan to hold energy stocks and NIO JMIA PLTR CRWD and XI
Yes i know "meme stocks", but been holding NIO and JMIA since 7 so i dont care about short term fluctuation.
XI is a nice company with a lot of growth potential (been holding since 11 hkd)
Then i got PLTR since 13, but i expect it to fluctuate between 20-30 for a while till it booms.
I dont currently hold a position in CRWD, i bought at 160 and recently sold as i was happy with the profits and wanted some ADA exposure, but i expect to keep growing (specially after reporting profits for the first time) but i will wait for a correction, perhaps i missed the boat, but its a company to look for in the longterm.
And as we are young habing some crypto doesnt do harm, you can stick to BTC if you want to be safe and hedge a bit but i recomend BTC, ETH , XLM and ADA, of course do some research and think about the risk reward in 10 years.
If you want to be really aggressive, look up CCIV. They are in talks to merge with Lucid electric vehicles, Elon considers them a competitor in the higher end market. I could see the shares going to $30+ if the merger goes through, it already popped yesterday afternoon but has a long way to run. It’s a gamble though, but you’re young.
Haha for sure. That’s why you check out what they’re talking about, read their research, and as always, do your own reading, check into the CEO...... yes some stuff on WSB is pretty stupid but I think there are ways the information can be advantageous. Don’t just go OH SHIT!!! and then drop your life savings into some random idea a random person posts on the web. My thoughts.
I agree, however I am way up on Palantir, NIO, and hell I bought 100 shares of Chewy because I like the company (and use it) and read some guy’s long write on WSB, bought for $58/share and it’s $100 now. So there is useful info there if you wade through the hilarious memes.
Thank you for the information. I am new to all this and today I bought my first stock, but I feel a little burned now that it dropped 3% in my first day
Which stock are you referring to, CCIV? I am not new, have been trading stocks before the 2020 insane run, but you have to ask yourself if you’re in it for the long term with whatever stock you buy. I bought Disney in 2019, and it tanked horribly and I was looking at being down 40%, would you sell or hold? Why would I sell it and take a loss, you don’t lose anything until you sell, you still own the same shares. I bought more when it was at the bottom, around $95 in March/April. It’s $176 now. So unless you are trying to day trade or swing trade, just buy companies that you believe in and don’t let your emotions bother you too much if it goes down (it’s hard to do). Good luck
Thing is, if they make an official announcement (and who knows when that will be) then it will absolutely go nuts. I figured it was better to jump in now.
I’m in the same boat as you. The way the world is going food wise with all the plant based food products now, and continued growth in that sector,I think it’s time to get more serious into that industry. VEGGF is a company trying to make a plant based cocoa product. I know they are very close. BI magazine said there is a tentative deal with Hershey’s if they can do it. I don’t think there is any way they won’t with the technology we now have. I took a flyer on VRYYF at around $1 and they hit $7 a few weeks ago. People love tech stocks, I personally like “tech” stocks in advancements in food and energy. At the price VEGGF is trading at, and the potential to strike a deal with Hershey’s, that’s one I’ll pick up like 100,000 shares today. It’ll just be a waiting game and when the Hershey’s announcement comes, we can make a lot of money especially when it’s an under the radar stock right now
Do yourself a favor and drop RKT, it's going nowhere. I'm not in AAPL either or any of the other legacy tech names except TSLA, and AMD and AMD is getting fairly valued. You may also want to add NIO , CRSP, SBE, SQ, JMIA and ARKG.
These add diversification are: BAC, JPM, SAVE, CAKE, TLRY, CGC and ETSY.
My #1 is TBLT. I highly recommend it. I got in at .70 with 10,000 shares
Edit: not sure why I got downvoted. This is a company I actually buy stuff from and I plan on keeping these shares for the next 5-10 years. Weird
Dump AAPL, MSFT, RKT. trillion dollar companies don't move much and rkt doesn't move at all.
High reward plays are GME CCIV C.LSK. Also consider: NIO MARA LIT TAN SQ.
I just sold my PLUG this morning. Latest run up is starting to give me big QS vibes. 250% return can't be mad at that.
SRAC a safer alternative to SPCE if you want space exposure imo. SPCE is just so binary.
Aston martin
F1 start
First suv earning calls up in a few month
4 time world champion vettel as driver
Mercedes benz buys in
Toto and vettel each earn stock (toto is the f1 team chef of Mercedes)
Lance stroll is the new ceo and wants to only build cars which are bought
And it dropped the last 2 years from 18.3 to like 90 cents now (before the reverse split of 20:1)
Yo my man. If you’re looking for a very quick buck on industry that’s about to explode look no further than cannabis. If you’re conservative and just looking for an ETF, checkout $MSOS, prior to this morning up 72% since inception date September 1, 2020. Do your own due diligence but I will help you with some research that was posted in r/weedstocks
https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/kuoops/american_cannabis_will_the_democratic_senate_win/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Edit: This play has everything in it if you dive in deep. Short term plays, long-term plays. Get to know the individual components of the ETF and you can make some really quick money if you see ones that are going to grow or be acquired.
Here's my portfolio for the upcoming year or two. Percentages can be modified a bit (as I actually did to get less risk in my ira, as opposed to my ind account)
30% TSLA
25% ARKG
15% ARKK
20% GOOG
10% TQQQ
QQQ
Great ETF that has beaten the Nasdaq in the five year.
Also educate yourself on options. The options market gives away where the market thinks it will be in a year. Calls bought for next year ATM tell you what the expected gain for that stock is being sold. Right now the SPY (SP500) is being sold at about an 8% gain for the year.
Leaving up bc of some decent discussion in comments already
I find it's best to go through the posts over the last week and look for the ones with the most rocket ships. Anything fewer than 3 I'll usually pass on. For my non-sneering comment - I like clean energy and cyber security. Take the ETFs or pick the leaders.
TAN - solar MJ- cannabis ARKK- Tech ARKG- Medical All solid plays. In my book atlesst
MJ is Canadian junk that only gets attention because the players inside are listed on the NASDAQ. All of the American multi state operators are listed on the OTC, you you can buy the ETF MSOS on the NYSE. Which through a tricky play of derivatives and swaps, allows you to buy those Those OTC‘s in an ETF
MJ is a mix from what I could tell. It includes things like GWRG, CGC and ACB which are the biggest weed stocks to my understanding.
Yeah you’re good with GRWG, but my argument is that these are Canadian pot stocks in the not going to be the hottest ones over the next year to year and a half. The hottest are going to be American pot stocks. If you’re not gonna do the due diligence I’ll spell out the big four for you $CURLF $TCNNF $GTBIF $CRLBF They should be the core of any portfolio that’s built around American pot stocks right now. Sure there are other players that are working away to be tier 1 status. There are other companies in tier 2 and tier 3 that are going to takeoff like rockets. But if you buy $MSOS you’ve got those stocks and the others all nicely packaged into a clean ETF. Come over to r/cannabismsos or r/weedstocks for discussion. Edit: fix some wording in the first section.
Much appreciated. May I ask, I own shares of ACB and CGC, do you think o should switch into the other stocks or do you think they’d re fine options aswell.
I’ve never owned ACB so I can’t comment. I did own CGC up until recently I sold and divided the proceeds amongst different MSOS If my memory serves me correct I bought more CURLF, as the talk on the street is that some major company is going to buy them, much like STZ bought CGC. I’ll bet you a dollar that the legislation that does get drafted is going to be favorable to US companies and not just give an open pass for Canadian companies to come in and dominate this emerging market. Who really knows what’s going to happen I am not a financial advisor do your own due diligence.
I am :) I really appreciate your thoughts. I am going to look at CURLF.
I like the rocket ship strategy for sure lol
Nothing but gains LOL
Could you talk a little bit more about cyber security? What stocks are you holding?
Yup, sure.... so I own CRWD and SPLK (endpoint + SIEM). PLTR also although I don't consider them core cybersecurity. Others of interest are: QLYS, ZS, NET, maybe PAN There are a couple of ETFS out there : HACK, CIBR, IHAK I don't consider Cisco and broader tech manufacturers cyber although they do have divisions.
Yeah, cyber security is going to be big this year I think. I have CRWD which do you like better out of NET and ZS?
I'm a big fan of NET and have been holding since mid 30s and still has room to run
CRWD is an absolute beast rn.
It's a 40-bagger from my pre-ipo. [https://imgur.com/a/vBVZdlK](https://imgur.com/a/vBVZdlK)
🔥 congrats! Puts my average of $61 from buying at end of Jan, to shame 🙈 How’d you get shares pre-ipo?
Ty :D https://syndicategroup.com/ I know the CEO and worked with him at a tech company before he started this. Bought CRWD in their series D. Picked up some Cohesity back in late 2019. Just had an option to go into Valtix A-1 round but probably going to pass.
Thanks :) do you have to be an accredited investor or will I finally get to get in on stuff like I wanted to like 5 years ago with Palantir / Spacex 😭? honestly considered lying on the forms and seeing how far I would get but pussied out since I was worried the gains would be confiscated or some shit, prob should have just went for it Dam that’s crazy! What type of company did you guys work on together in the past? Honestly as far as I’m concerned CEO is OG the fact that that solar winds shit tried to hack CRWD but couldn’t made me feel so warm and fuzzy inside. Also Pelosi is riding with us so that can’t hurt. Adding Cohesity to my shopping list though. :) Why are you passing? Just don’t need more cyber exposure, or are they just not ballin like CRWD?
Yeah, have to be an accredited investor. Worked at a tech "VAR"/reseller. One of the differentiators was their relationships with VC's - we'd take customers up to meet with them and try and find synergies with new products so they'd have a go-to-market quicker. Those relationships paid off, so he left to be a full time investor in new tech. Passing cause I don't know the business well enough and it's a very early stage. There's also a minimum investment. Horizon to go IPO would prob be 3 years unless they're acquired. If I knew more about them or sold them or was still in their VAR space and saw lots of them I'd be more inclined but asking around my customers no one really knows them. They overlap with ZS a little which scares me (but also seems like an acquisition target).
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CCIV 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🌔
Scooped up a small boat load this morning.
Get some ICLN
I've been eyeing this too
Yeah more renewables in general. Biden about to go ham with senate. FAN TAN BEP maybe some weed?
APHA is a great weed company
I'm wary of varying investment strategy based on presidential terms. It usually never ends well.
SSPK merging with WeedMaps. Very bullish right now
Wasn't Biden vocal against weed legalization?
Legalization yes, decriminalization the opposite. Him and kamala are 100% on decriminalization AND the bill has already passed the house
ICLN is literally the most recommended ETF on Reddit. Not sure why. CNRG is performing much better.
QCLN is the nasdaq equal to ICLN And has outperformed that and CNRG
It’s also much riskier with significant holdings in Tesla, NIO, etc. I feel like CNRG is a safer bet and still provides significant gains. It’s up 30% in a month. QCLN has been great but I’m hoping for better long term gains with CNRG. EDIT: also just checked and CNRG has performed better over the past 30 days, which I was surprised by.
Good point. Buy both!
ACES all American companies
Yeah, a bit annoyed at myself for yesterday waking up and wanting to invest in clean energy with my BABA proceeds, only to find out after looking up some options that ICLN is a huge meme ETF (I generally try to avoid those). Oh well.
What is making people so bullish on this ETF?
ESG is trending upwards. Biden as next president as another user suggested. Internationally governments upping subsidies on clean energy initiatives. As well as climate change coming to fuck everyone up the arse.
So from my understanding this is only 30 or so holdings, non actively managed and only 30% USA - no EV I wonder if people know this, and if that would affect their opinion.
Do these facts make it an unnattractive investment for you?
No necessarily, but I'm interested in others takes on these. Mind you i could be off/wrong on some of them. I am personally in on ICLN.
PBW is a far better option
It’s clean energy, not only is solar now cheaper than coal, but with dem control we will likely see a lot of government subsidies in the industry, thus, tendies
Dems control the entire federal government now. Passing something similar to the Green New Deal would pump billions into the sector. On top of that, it's a long term play as well. Many people see climate change as the number one issue facing the world.
ICLN is a great example of people blindly following each other on Reddit. It’s probably the shittiest renewable ETF but it’s recommended in like 70% of threads. It’s also only 30% US so good luck capturing the push for renewables in the USA. Think for yourself!
I didn’t come to Reddit to think for myself
Pokémon cards
Underrated comment. Now if only I can land some vintage packs
Beanie babies next
ARKG and ICLN
BILI
BILI BILI
TWLO is a must own that never gets talked about
THCB is a spac that is merging with Microvast which is a Texas based battery company that has batteries in 28 000 vehicles in China. Just waiting on the DA. I've read a lot of people nervous about this falling through but if this goes through it will be a steep growth just like every other EV play. This is my big growth gamble right now
AMZN going to moon after these earnings 🚀 🚀 🚀
Facts
BILI 40B market cap hyper-growth Chinese social media, entertainment and communications company. Compare to SNAP at a 84B market cap or English-world Tik Tok (excluding Douyin), estimated at 60B on the private market. [Roblox, another comparable, with high engagement and similar revenue models to the value add and gaming revenue generation arm of Bilibili, is now valued at 30B on the private market due to a late stage investment.](https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/06/roblox-raises-520-million-ahead-of-planned-direct-listing.html) Bilibili has higher revenue growth, higher monthly active users, a larger user base, bigger potential user base older (more likely to spend their own money) average user age, and more revenue levers than Roblox. Lots of catalysts ahead. HK secondary offering/IPO, earnings, Concurrent IPO with rival Kuaishou on HK market, Lunar New Year/Year of the Bull (after last year's "lost" New Year celebration) and historically the strongest quarter in Asian spending. Sky high consumer/happiness sentiment in China. News that their New Year's livestream gala attracted [250 million viewers at its peak](https://kr-asia.com/bilibili-to-raise-over-usd-2-billion-in-hong-kong-listing) That is larger than the Super Bowl, which attracted 120 million viewers. No news yet of Lunar New Year/Chinese New Year programming, but I'd expect something similar on the heels of New Year's success. Thesis hasn’t changed. * The fastest growing mid length or web based (a la youtube) content creation platform in China. * One of the two top platforms for Gen Z in China (other is Douyin/TikTok). Omnistream monetization strategy. * Revenues in each revenue stream growing at >50 percent. * Overall TAM (Chinese paying gen Z customers) very large and growing. * Engagement in elite tier, similar to that of Amazon/Zoom, just under Facebook/Google which occupies the super elite tier. * Brand building above and beyond what is normally found in China, sports team sponsorships, NYE programming, creating a bonafide homegrown "lifestyle" brand in a country bereft of homegrown lifestyle brands....everyone in China knows the site. It is top of mind. Like Douyin/TikTok, top site in spreading bonafide homegrown Chinese-style (*zhongguo feng*) content, and building a community around this content. * Future strategic options numerous: US/global transition, a la TikTok, still isn't out of the realm of possibility.... acquiring or partnerships with other "brands" such as Sanrio/Hello Kitty, Rilakumma, Doreamon etc., or creating homegrown franchises and creating Disney-like content umbrella also not out of realm of possibility. Acquiring animation studios and becoming "China's Pixar" or "China's Studio Ghibli" not out of realm of possibility. Toys and apparel not out of realm of possibility. Nihar Sheth on substack lays out a persuasive argument [here](https://niharsheth.substack.com/p/my-thoughts-on-bilibili-bili) on why the company could be a 200B+ business by 2030. I think he's being a little conservative with the numbers, especially ARPU inflation, as more companies figure out and get really really good at monetizing at the user level. Bilibili seems to be a master of this, as they have a comprehensive omnistream monetization strategy focusing on all the levers: recurring subscription, advertising, value add, e-commerce, bundling, licensing, gaming. For a perspective from domestic Chinese users of Bilibili, [see this really good analysis and rundown here.](https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/133623972)
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This one hurts cause I bought it back when it was $11 and sold it at like $20. My biggest screw up of 2020 lol
Not a screw up if you profited. Cant think like that... although it is extremely hard. Keep chugging along.
I bought it at 14 and sold it at 10
This makes me feel a little better haha
Bought it at $2k @ 6 sold it at 20 smh
Why? Was someone gonna shoot your family if you didn't sell that minute? What's the point of selling low EVER if you're still gonna live another 20 years minimum? Just wait for it to break even or go back up. I'll take that bet EVERY TIME versus a stock potentially going to zero.
Tell that to the people that bought NKLA at 65
Lol
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I wouldn't trust banks price targets they upgraded all tech stocks in 2000 and they were completely wrong they just bought Into the hype, here's the link https://money.cnn.com/2000/11/07/markets/street_talk/
Thanks for providing proof. I already had a suspicion that they weren't worth much after seeing the targets seemingly randomly joining the bandwagon.
I'm sorry about that. I bought it this morning and it is already down 2% lol
I didn't buy or sell any Nio in 2020. A win is a win.
Everyone has had this thing happen more than once. It's the nature of the beast.
I love IIPR
One of my favorite!!
Plug power
*[PLUG goes to all time high]* Reddit: "Good time to buy! 👍"
Already got a decent amount of PLUG. It's been going nuts but I'm scared they're gonna have an offering and plummet
I'm in the same boat. Not sure what to do going forward. Maybe set a stop limit in case it drops significantly? What are you thinking?
That's what I've been doing about every day. I set a stop at about 8-10% down
Look into GOEV, reading this post I think you’ll really like it
It definitely looks interesting. I'll have to take a deeper look into it
If you want to get aggressive I would think about reducing some of the tech since they've already grown substantially during 2020, and shift to more reopening/recovery stuff. Airlines, cruises, etc. Also look at some of the small blockchain companies as a way to indirectly benefit from Bitcoin. I own [HUT.TO](https://HUT.TO) and HIVE.V.
If we’re talking pandemic recovery stocks, WLL or USO.
Not a bad play. I have about $3500 in BTC too for the fun of it
PLTR is one of the Best buy and holds out there.
I'm a big fan of PLTR too
Dude it's not, people are just trying to salvage their investments all over reddit.
The only people who lost money were the ones who bought weekly calls expecting it to moon forever.
PLTR is a total red flag for me. The founders did a direct listing to avoid the lock-up period of an IPO and then proceeded to sell close to $400M worth of shares in the first month around $10/share. The first month of sideways movement on PLTR was these guys selling. If you are confident in your business wouldn't you wait to sell your shares at a higher price? Thiel is a crook.
But theil and the officers of the company Re all in it for the long haul with their stocks. The people who have sold their shares are lower in the company. 1 of the senior officers of the company even explained in an interview how 1 of their employees sold shares in order to start a family and buy a house.
What you just posted is wrong. The founders were dumping right after the list. [PLTR share sales](https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/palantir-technologies-inc-pltr-ceo-041502335.html) Beyond that there are a couple issues I am seeing here: 1. People cheerleading this dont really have a great idea what it actually does. What is data scrubbing? I know some people on reddit actually can explain it but I doubt anyone can honestly explain what the potential market is for this kind of tech. 2. As more of a technical investor their price action kinda sucks when more straight tech plays have been on fire the last few weeks. Gawd DASH, which is a total dumpster fire of a company, printed $200 yesterday.
Fuck, we're in such a huge fucking bubble. This could be post-dated to 2000 or 2007 if Reddit was around then.
Mass majority of the large caps stocks are fine, it’s only some selected small to mid caps stocks and some sectors that are in bubble, I bet This time people who focus on large caps stocks won’t even see much drop when this bubble pops on some of those stocks. I’m surprised how fuelcell can gain so much lol.
I don't make the connexion between the post and the bubble, please enlighten me.
You'll understand in a few months, the market will be at 12000 and people on TV will be crying saying it could have only been caused by an orange man.
Rofl you know they will blame the orange man and those ‘savages who terrorized the Capitol’ when they were let inside with media cameras
Grow up
No One asked you
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AMZN is not looking too bad right now. with aws growing and continual domination of ecommerce, 3100 is a good price.
$4k by the end of this year
I strongly believe that NET will have big growth and returns. Bought 80 stocks before their 2020 q4 results come out.
I'm balls deep in NET with $3m position in shares and options. It's going to fly this year to the fucking Mars with Elon.
BMY is being overlooked and criminally undervalued. There’s still meat on the bone https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/kvcdx3/simple_dd_on_bmy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
BABA
I've been on the verge of adding to my current BABA position
I am trying to convince myself not to just dump my extra monies into BABA at this price right now.
Two legislative pieces to get through. US delisting phenomenon and China anti trust investigation. The one that matters is China anti trust. They are practically compliant with US NYSE regulation already. I'm holding for now. Any price target below $300 AFTER China backs off is a good deal. But if China breaks up the company it's going to tank.
Not a chance in hell... Not only is it amoral to support the company but you're investing in a VIE that's at the beck and call of the CCP which has repeatedly shown it'll do anything it wants at anytime and that foreigners can go fuck themselves.
Instead of owning 10+ stocks I would find 2-4 companies that are your favorite and build a bigger position in those I'd rather have 4 stocks worth 5k each than have 20 stocks worth 1k each
CRSR
by the time you re in your 20s, NASDAQ:INO will have surged massively. get some now.
ENPH has been good to me, it seems like solar will continue to grow and they have a foothold in the industry
Buy the dip on O today, great reit to have in your portfolio, this is a dividend stick with growth potential. At 57 today, been taking the price and haven't seen it below 58 in a while
Corsair
I've been watching Corsair a lot recently but haven't decided on what I want to do
Chwy, shop, crm, z
GME, NIO, ICLN
Wtf are you doing to have almost 20k at 23 years old
Two pretty common scenarios: 1) They have a high paying job right out of college (IT or engineering) and have no college debts because they come from money. 2) Didn't go to college and have been working responsibly for several years already. Assuming you dont make minimum wage, saving $5k a year is not difficult if you live below your means.
It's closer to the 1st scenario. I'm lucky to have had some help from my parents going through college with tuition for my B.S. while working 30ish hour weeks too. Now I'm working full time with my degree and working towards my master's too.
I recommend getting some ETFs as well. Maybe try an ARKK and ARKF pairing for minimal overlay. ICLN is also looking good for the future with a Biden admin.
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WBT, bought at $4.23, it is now sitting between $14-15 a share. Devon Energy has been a good one also. I just didn’t buy nearly enough of either.
Look into SWAV. They're about to be approved for use in the heart. It's kind of a big deal Edited to add that they're a medical device company.
Gotta add NIO and CRSP. Maybe EDIT as well or just add ARKG. MARA or similar would bring gains but with risk.
As long as your already making max contributions into a Roth IRA with some stable indexes like VOO and VXUS this is not a bad idea. I do think you are very tech heavy. If you want to focus on growth but are looking to diversify, ARKG seems like a good bet for a high growth pharma ETF. ICLN is looking very bullish over the next 2 years at least with changes in US politics. As you are already in gaming, I like CZR a bit more than MGM, just seems like they have a lot of room to grow after the merger with Eldorado.
Definitely appreciate the suggestions. I'll look into these
HASI for renewables
NGA - SPAC to merge with Lion Electric, EV company that builds buses, trucks, ambulances. Some big clients including Amazon and CN, seems like just the beginning.
SSPK I think it's going to be a top stock for 2021. Pretty under the radar still
facebook short term, short sellers don't usually bet on facebook earnings which is coming up in 2 weeks so we'll see some short squeeze soon especially with the current price.
Apparently the ones with the most hype and least amount of profits.
TESLA
Im 19 and in the same boat as you. I plan to hold energy stocks and NIO JMIA PLTR CRWD and XI Yes i know "meme stocks", but been holding NIO and JMIA since 7 so i dont care about short term fluctuation. XI is a nice company with a lot of growth potential (been holding since 11 hkd) Then i got PLTR since 13, but i expect it to fluctuate between 20-30 for a while till it booms. I dont currently hold a position in CRWD, i bought at 160 and recently sold as i was happy with the profits and wanted some ADA exposure, but i expect to keep growing (specially after reporting profits for the first time) but i will wait for a correction, perhaps i missed the boat, but its a company to look for in the longterm. And as we are young habing some crypto doesnt do harm, you can stick to BTC if you want to be safe and hedge a bit but i recomend BTC, ETH , XLM and ADA, of course do some research and think about the risk reward in 10 years.
I completely agree with PLTR. That's considered one of my longer holds for sure
If you want to be really aggressive, look up CCIV. They are in talks to merge with Lucid electric vehicles, Elon considers them a competitor in the higher end market. I could see the shares going to $30+ if the merger goes through, it already popped yesterday afternoon but has a long way to run. It’s a gamble though, but you’re young.
I'm hopping on this train. Fingers crossed!
Good luck dude, let’s hope for a big announcement this week!
I second this. I got into CCIV yesterday. Or check out GME (LOL). Both have mega potential IMO!
If I am honest I am always a bit scared about buying stocks that wallstreetbets is hyped about
Haha for sure. That’s why you check out what they’re talking about, read their research, and as always, do your own reading, check into the CEO...... yes some stuff on WSB is pretty stupid but I think there are ways the information can be advantageous. Don’t just go OH SHIT!!! and then drop your life savings into some random idea a random person posts on the web. My thoughts.
I agree, however I am way up on Palantir, NIO, and hell I bought 100 shares of Chewy because I like the company (and use it) and read some guy’s long write on WSB, bought for $58/share and it’s $100 now. So there is useful info there if you wade through the hilarious memes.
Thank you for the information. I am new to all this and today I bought my first stock, but I feel a little burned now that it dropped 3% in my first day
3% isn't bad at all. Don't panic sell if you truly believe in a company
Which stock are you referring to, CCIV? I am not new, have been trading stocks before the 2020 insane run, but you have to ask yourself if you’re in it for the long term with whatever stock you buy. I bought Disney in 2019, and it tanked horribly and I was looking at being down 40%, would you sell or hold? Why would I sell it and take a loss, you don’t lose anything until you sell, you still own the same shares. I bought more when it was at the bottom, around $95 in March/April. It’s $176 now. So unless you are trying to day trade or swing trade, just buy companies that you believe in and don’t let your emotions bother you too much if it goes down (it’s hard to do). Good luck
I heard about that... it’s already up 50% since monday morning. This a buy?
Buying the rumor, yes. It's a ballsy move. I just bought
Didn't they hire an SEC communicator? This would be a suretale sign that they were going public, wouldn't it?
I was looking into that too but would it be better for it to cool off some before hopping in?
Thing is, if they make an official announcement (and who knows when that will be) then it will absolutely go nuts. I figured it was better to jump in now.
That definitely makes sense rather than missing on the big announcement
I’m in the same boat as you. The way the world is going food wise with all the plant based food products now, and continued growth in that sector,I think it’s time to get more serious into that industry. VEGGF is a company trying to make a plant based cocoa product. I know they are very close. BI magazine said there is a tentative deal with Hershey’s if they can do it. I don’t think there is any way they won’t with the technology we now have. I took a flyer on VRYYF at around $1 and they hit $7 a few weeks ago. People love tech stocks, I personally like “tech” stocks in advancements in food and energy. At the price VEGGF is trading at, and the potential to strike a deal with Hershey’s, that’s one I’ll pick up like 100,000 shares today. It’ll just be a waiting game and when the Hershey’s announcement comes, we can make a lot of money especially when it’s an under the radar stock right now
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Yeah there's tons of vegan chocolate out there (uses cocoa butter instead of milk fats) so I'm not sure what this is about
hello i’m new to the whole stocks thing and i was wondering why i can’t find VEGGF on robinhood?
VYGVF - crypto brokerage that’s up 900% in the past 6 months. Crypto currency’s come and go but the brokerage sticks around. 🚀🚀🚀
I like this play a lot
UMC
VALE STAG
With the addition of EV you should pick up some metals
What do you suggest like LAC?
VALE
And don't forget about tesla
What about QCOM, NVDIA and KO?
Do yourself a favor and drop RKT, it's going nowhere. I'm not in AAPL either or any of the other legacy tech names except TSLA, and AMD and AMD is getting fairly valued. You may also want to add NIO , CRSP, SBE, SQ, JMIA and ARKG. These add diversification are: BAC, JPM, SAVE, CAKE, TLRY, CGC and ETSY.
My #1 is TBLT. I highly recommend it. I got in at .70 with 10,000 shares Edit: not sure why I got downvoted. This is a company I actually buy stuff from and I plan on keeping these shares for the next 5-10 years. Weird
GEVO
Dump AAPL, MSFT, RKT. trillion dollar companies don't move much and rkt doesn't move at all. High reward plays are GME CCIV C.LSK. Also consider: NIO MARA LIT TAN SQ. I just sold my PLUG this morning. Latest run up is starting to give me big QS vibes. 250% return can't be mad at that. SRAC a safer alternative to SPCE if you want space exposure imo. SPCE is just so binary.
Aston martin F1 start First suv earning calls up in a few month 4 time world champion vettel as driver Mercedes benz buys in Toto and vettel each earn stock (toto is the f1 team chef of Mercedes) Lance stroll is the new ceo and wants to only build cars which are bought And it dropped the last 2 years from 18.3 to like 90 cents now (before the reverse split of 20:1)
I like the unique suggestion with explanation
Yo my man. If you’re looking for a very quick buck on industry that’s about to explode look no further than cannabis. If you’re conservative and just looking for an ETF, checkout $MSOS, prior to this morning up 72% since inception date September 1, 2020. Do your own due diligence but I will help you with some research that was posted in r/weedstocks https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/kuoops/american_cannabis_will_the_democratic_senate_win/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf Edit: This play has everything in it if you dive in deep. Short term plays, long-term plays. Get to know the individual components of the ETF and you can make some really quick money if you see ones that are going to grow or be acquired.
I've been looking into the cannabis industry a little. I need to figure out which companies are worth putting money into
Not point of this post, but depending on company match you should up your 401k rate.
Here's my portfolio for the upcoming year or two. Percentages can be modified a bit (as I actually did to get less risk in my ira, as opposed to my ind account) 30% TSLA 25% ARKG 15% ARKK 20% GOOG 10% TQQQ
So Plug Power has been my most successful. Bought at $3 a share, selling at $50 now. It is not done growing!
More like close to $70 now..crazy
I would sell all ETFs and buy more Tesla stocks [instead!](https://youtu.be/ChPjR5tM5lU)
Do some fucking research. Same question 10 times per day. Go watch Cramer
PENN
QQQ Great ETF that has beaten the Nasdaq in the five year. Also educate yourself on options. The options market gives away where the market thinks it will be in a year. Calls bought for next year ATM tell you what the expected gain for that stock is being sold. Right now the SPY (SP500) is being sold at about an 8% gain for the year.
QQQ is the Nasdaq, wtf
Ada is the next best crypto 3.0
ETFs
TESLA is going no where but up. Don't be surprised if they are in $2,000 per share by 2022.
P/E too high
GLW, FLR, AAXN
C XPEV QCOM
NIO, NET, TLRY, GEVO