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    $Arm Holdings (ARM.US)$ The final stock price will hover around $45 and will remain flat for a long time before rising and falling again.
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    $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ It is estimated that tomorrow will hover around 255.
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    $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Usually, there is a continuous decline from Monday to Thursday, and there is generally an upward trend on Friday, unless there is very negative news.
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    $First Republic Bank (FRCB.US)$
    I have a rather basic question... if the final investigation results are true... is it possible for the company's 'preferred shares' to be bought back later? 😯
    Could you please enlighten me, experts?
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    I have a rather basic question... if the final investigation results are true... is it possible for the company's 'preferred shares' to be bought back later? 😯
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    $First Republic Bank (FRCB.US)$ There is too much water in the stock market. It may be that trading in exchange between large institutions gives people the illusion that small retail investors can only sell or not buy them. In this way, they suck up gold like a snowball, wait almost, then raise the price to let you buy it, and then sell it to you at a high price. OK, they can do anything again. OK, they can do anything again.
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    $First Republic Bank (FRCB.US)$ Complaining is useless, let's be realistic. First, if you want the stock price to recover to the previous $10-20, this bank must go through the same process as closing from 2008 to reopening in 2010. Second, the real short-selling giants and institutions have accumulated enough stocks over a long period of time. The premise is that the retail investors who did not sell their stocks above $10 have basically been cleared out. The institutions can see this data, then they can sell at a higher price to make a profit, taking advantage of the price difference. Unfortunately, very few will actually wait until that time comes because time is too long, possibly 2-5 years. The current situation is that I also have accounts with Tiger Securities, I just contacted them and they asked me to close positions at market price, otherwise I cannot trade. It is clear that they want me to sell at a low price to these short-selling giants and institutions, and then a few years later, they will take back all the money from us retail investors for financing or as capital before reopening the bank. The premise is that after they reopen, whether the stocks of the fish that slipped through the net that we are still waiting for can still be counted, in other words, can they continue to be traded in the new bank's stocks? This is also a question! Anyway, currently, I advocate waiting. Even if the stock price drops from the current $0.4 to $0.004, I will still wait, because at the current market price, my over $4,000 is only worth a little over $40. Just consider it as going out for a meal or accidentally losing it, so no matter how much it drops, I won't be upset, because it's not worth much now.
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    Tiger Brokers cannot place orders freely on their own, they need to reset and upgrade to a super VIP account. I tried it and it's too troublesome, so I might as well give up and decide later. However, ROBINHOOD can now operate freely. I have placed an order and hope that in the current area, with banks squeezing stocks and a significant pessimistic situation of massive selling, it can put some pressure on the new FRCB, automatically raising the price. Let's see how much it can bring back.
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    $First Republic Bank (FRCB.US)$ It's useless. Common stock trading is restricted. This may continue to cause small banks in the US region to crowd out and sell off a large number of stocks, because today's FRCB is tomorrow's
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