I agree, I just bought some, the RSI is showing that its oversold, lower Bollinger band was breached, and the MACD is curling upwards indicating its about to form a golden cross. (Do i sound smart yet?)

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Anyone else fucked up like I did? MIssed out on about 20K profit on Google calls and lost about 3K, and had 1000 + 10 calls on OPEN (at $0.77 and 0.5C) and sold all when it hit $0.78. Potentially missing out on 20K from google and 20K form OPEN. I feel so fucking dumb lol

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They had a reverse split, company really only existed in its current form starting this year. Revenues trending positive, investors are expecting funding and strong 10-k. They’ve payed off a lot of their debt to improve their balance sheets. Currently generating new revenue streams via stock lending

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Inflation is merely going to push the snowball down the hill even faster with a nice layer of pissed on snow coating it to form an icey frozen depression boulder to face fuck the market. A slow simmer recession until trump's stroke finishes him off, and then a fucking off of the tariff's and this country will be right where it needs to be.

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and then you get the token moved, or changed with some form of attack. House paid off for free. easy.

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I heard that Ponzi schemes can happen in the form of an ever increasing waitlist. Looking at you right now Robinhood gold card

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Agree!!! Consumer sentiment will cause a pull back tomorrow!! Nothing major but we will close red!! MMs love to use data for liquidity!! Then we continue climbing within the rising wedge for a major drop on fomc. Watching for a topping candle to form 🤷‍♀️ no I’m not a bear but Damn this market needs some relief!!

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We should make answering basic questions about yourself a responsibility like jury duty. Once you fill out your form you don't have to for a few years. Honestly can't conduct good policy without sound data that can be trusted.

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Funds are now buying OPEN and hedge funds. We are also getting overweight form analysts like JP Morgan. More to come this is Carvana 2.0 we going to the moon

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>There's this old idea from the 19th century that says if a stock is overvalued, eventually market forces will push its price back down, LOL u/peterpeer9 Inelastic market hypothesis has fully discredited this idea. There are several reasons why that idea is outdated. * There is no effective way to short the market and arbitrage mispricings for a prolonged period, it is too expensive. * The largest institutional participants are extremely constrained in their behavior. They are given money to deploy, not collect fees to sit in cash, waiting. You are not fired for crashing with everyone else, you are fired for falling behind and missing gains. * There are constant trillions of inflows in the market from 401ks, buybacks, DRIPs, pensions etc. that are automatic, passive and regular. The market in its current form is structurally guaranteed to go up without an active drain on liquidity or shock. * It takes very little volume and money to move the market signficantly. Data suggests $1 can increase market cap of the market by $5 or more. Volatility is caused by *traders* and edge participants generally, not *investors*.

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