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It's important to note that Canada is also floating the idea of restructuring its cannabis tax in April, which would cut TLRY's current 300m tax to 100m or less, which would make it profitable without additional growth. I think a lot of investors are focusing too much on the DEA decision when Canadian reform plus German legislation already supports a case for it being undervalued.
Watch PARA tomorrow. If you've been following PARA, you know the company is for sale and that the Ellison family, Apollo Global, and likely others have been looking into acquiring PARA. One of the major sticking points has been PARA debt; specifically, any change of control would trigger immediate payment of PARA's roughly $15B in debt, *plus* the interest that *would have* been paid. (Note: PARA currently has no debt payments due until 2025.) *Unless* PARA debt is downgraded to junk status. If so, the change of control clause as it relates to debt having to be immediately paid *no longer applies.* And today PARA debt was downgraded to... junk status. This is why the stock was up today. And which is why the company may now soon be sold, because anyone buying the company can now do so *without* having to lump sum pay the outstanding $15B in debt. 90M shares are currently short PARA, and serious buyers have been circling PARA. And now that an acquirer does *not* have to immediately cough up $15B+ just to cover all of PARA debt the odds that PARA will soon be sold have gone *way* up.
TF is COWS?? Note from MarketWatch: The Fund seeks investment results that generally track the total return performance of the Kelly US Cash Flow Dividend Leaders Index. The Fund will primarily invest in equity securities of US companies exhibiting characteristics of high free cash flow and consistent dividend growth that comprise the Index.
https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/13/european-lawmakers-endorse-worlds-first-major-act-to-regulate-ai.html? Is this what caused the major dips today and everything is already priced in or does this mean bears may win for a few days? Here are a few quotes from the article that are of note: "The EU AI Act divides the technology into categories of risk, ranging from “unacceptable” — which would see the technology banned — to high, medium and low hazard." "Dragos Tudorache, a lawmaker who oversaw EU negotiations on the agreement, hailed the deal, but noted the biggest hurdle remains implementation."
Hey! I've been needing a shift partner here at Wendy's, so don't delete yourself. On a more serious note though, man that sucks, I have lost only a fraction of what you lost but damn, I feel like I already need therapy or something
Clearly you didn't read the suicide note.
From the suits that moved to EOG, along with all of the usable assets: "#winning" (paraphrased) Yes, if you ask wikipedia and internet businesspeoplese...Enron is gone. However, in practice, they are still very much in business... From one of the suits I know personally: "Cousin, business is a' boomin' " (paraphrased). \*\*Please note, the above statements are meant to be facutal representations of things that are real. Subsequent statements will be solely made towards the purpose of trolling and/or the writers personal amusement\*\*
You need a margin account. Select the stock just like buying but instead you clic sell. Might not work will all broker if they do not authorise you to short stock. If you short sell 1 share you will have a positition on your portfolio that says something like NVDA -1 avg cost 900. If the stock goes to 880, you have a unrealized gain of 20. To close your short you will have to buy 1 share of NVDA at 880 and enjoy your +20. If it goes the wrong way and goes to 950 and you think it won't go down again, wou will have to buy it at 950 and lose -50. One difference from buying a stock when you sell is that you will have to pay negative interest to the person you borrowed it. Note that the negative interest is calculated on current price of the stock, not your avg price. In this case if you didn't close the position at the end of day and the final price is 880 and the current rate was 2% to borrow NVDA it would be 880\*2/100/365 = 0.048 for this day. However you will have the money you shorted given to you,+900, that you can use to invest in another stock. You can also wait the 2 days period for the cash to be settled and your broker might give you interest on your cash position (it might depend on your broker if they offer interest on your cash balance or not). You also need to be carefull about ex-dividend date because as the borrower who short sell the stock, you will have to pay the dividend to the person you borrowed it.
Good question. My loss tolerance is largely based on performance prior in the month or week. I have losses and I’m not afraid to show them. https://preview.redd.it/7jabqjgbnxqc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dca5e61329ecc7c5d6fd353e30d399d5720f52e6 These are my total losses for my entire account history on options. Note, that my losses are easily overpowered by one of my medium plays done this month. My strategy is balance. Let’s say last week I made $20,000 I’ll go in 0DTE or 1DTE with $2,000 at a time averaging down. When the contract reverses I sell as soon as I’m 2/3 cents up. I won’t go in more than $20,000. This way if I somehow get wiped out, I’m reset to last weeks start point, not my entire career start point lol If it continues in the wrong way I’ll wait and come back later. I’ll make the decision to average down to try to catch it or let it go. Not to brag but I really don’t find myself in a situation where I’m losing often. I don’t go in heavy at first ever, which is why my win loss history has ALOT of very small gains, those are me getting in at the exact bottom and before I can go in heavier the stock reverses and I’m in profit (I refuse to average up) Due to how cautious and defensive I am when I establish positions I almost never am in a situation where I’m losing my ass (march 12 Amazon put fucked me up though.)
Buy them Note: I’m a regard Also they’re cheap because stock share price is cheap. Still has bigly yuge potential $RUM ftw
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