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Everyone's retirement/long term account should contain at least a 5% weighting of $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ This is the most underrated stock by far. This company was started decades ago, with financing from the CIA & DARPA. They've basically had guaranteed revenues since then with no other competition. They had to develop a whole different product for enterprise/retail customers before the government would even allow them to go public. All the big timers (i.e. Jim Cramer) will tell you that they "Don't really know what they do, or who their customers are" so you shouldn't invest too heavily in it. Have you ever looked at PLTRs share count? Why is it so large? Why would they try to keep the retail customers away with so many shares outstanding? So all the big time hedge funds can gobble up all the shares in all their various portfolios for the cheapest price possible?? This stock will be at least $500 a share in 10 years. If you want to be a multimillionaire or even billionaire when you retire, invest heavily right now in this one, it will be like getting google or Apple at IPO. ...
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1. Buy shares right before market close. With less than 30 seconds left. This will cause an After Hours spike which could get the stock more exposure to buyers.
2. Enter limit sell orders at a 20% profit. This keeps them from being borrowed.
3. Buying Options is not as helpful as a market order.
4. Spread good news.
5. While holding a stock accumulate more shares anytime the price drops below your average, if possible.
6. Focus on a stocks long term outlook. Focusing on short term causes panic selling and more losses than gains.
7. Buy on market pullbacks, sell after projections met.
8. The stock market is complex. Projections are just that projections. Insiders can sell, slow days happen, news happens constantly, and hedge funds make money by tricking you.
9.Let the facts tell you what to believe, and let your feelings tell you what to expect. And don't be scared of the unknown, or the known, or pretend that you're on to something while deep in your heart you know that you're not. Be honest.
This week I like:
$Duck Creek Technologies (DCT.US)$
$Live Oak Acquisition Corp II (LOKB.US)$
$ChemoCentryx (CCXI.US)$
$US Well Services (USWS.US)$
$Valneva (VALN.US)$
Watch
$Limelight Networks (LLNW.US)$
$Vuzix (VUZI.US)$
Long term
$Very Good Food (VGFC.US)$ will announce acquisition soon.
2. Enter limit sell orders at a 20% profit. This keeps them from being borrowed.
3. Buying Options is not as helpful as a market order.
4. Spread good news.
5. While holding a stock accumulate more shares anytime the price drops below your average, if possible.
6. Focus on a stocks long term outlook. Focusing on short term causes panic selling and more losses than gains.
7. Buy on market pullbacks, sell after projections met.
8. The stock market is complex. Projections are just that projections. Insiders can sell, slow days happen, news happens constantly, and hedge funds make money by tricking you.
9.Let the facts tell you what to believe, and let your feelings tell you what to expect. And don't be scared of the unknown, or the known, or pretend that you're on to something while deep in your heart you know that you're not. Be honest.
This week I like:
$Duck Creek Technologies (DCT.US)$
$Live Oak Acquisition Corp II (LOKB.US)$
$ChemoCentryx (CCXI.US)$
$US Well Services (USWS.US)$
$Valneva (VALN.US)$
Watch
$Limelight Networks (LLNW.US)$
$Vuzix (VUZI.US)$
Long term
$Very Good Food (VGFC.US)$ will announce acquisition soon.
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September to October is historically bearish.. expect a lot of red the next few weeks.
JonFitzKennedy
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$AMC 210625 90.00C$ and they have box everywhere trying to get people to sell their AMC!
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JonFitzKennedy
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Happy Tuesday to moo families! The result of the U.S. Election will be revealed soon. How do you think the election may affect the stock market?
The U.S. election attracts global attention while investors are worried due to a high degree of uncertainty. Would Trump's reelection bring good news to the market since he stands for deregulation and tax cuts? Or will Biden put a bull in the market in the hope that he may brings stability to the White House?
Whatever happens, the result of the election outcome will generate a great impact on the stock market. As the following chart shows, the past five presidential elections evoke different market reactions. Especially in 2008 when Barack first elected as the president. Back then, the S&P 500 dropped 10 percent the first two days after the election....
The U.S. election attracts global attention while investors are worried due to a high degree of uncertainty. Would Trump's reelection bring good news to the market since he stands for deregulation and tax cuts? Or will Biden put a bull in the market in the hope that he may brings stability to the White House?
Whatever happens, the result of the election outcome will generate a great impact on the stock market. As the following chart shows, the past five presidential elections evoke different market reactions. Especially in 2008 when Barack first elected as the president. Back then, the S&P 500 dropped 10 percent the first two days after the election....
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JonFitzKennedy
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The US stock market suffered heavy losses yesterday, with all major stock indexes falling. The Dow index once dropped by 1,000 points in the intraday market, causing panic in the market. Analysis believes that the worsen coronavirus epidemic, hindered negotiations on the stimulus bill, and uncertainty brought by the coming election all frustrated investors' confidence. Some analysts believe that the market will rebound after the election.
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JonFitzKennedy OP take profits first : Because he’s paid in shares instead of a salary, at some point you need more cash to continue living