Kube OP CrazyCryptoClif : Good luck. I'll screenshot this and come back in July and see if this aged well or not.

Kube OP quiet Walrus_0257 : One, I didn't sell for a loss. Two, I moved my money into a faster moving asset. For Sofi to outpace my current investment since I sold it, it would have to go to $14 right now. The narrative at the time was a sector rotationing from tech to financials as market start to cool off along with speculation of early rate cuts. However that is no longer the case and money has shifted back into technology. Sofi fundamentally is a great company but the current economic environment isn't very good for financial institutions so I expect it to stay flat for a while.

Kube Buzz killington : it's got some ways to go before it's considered a trend change.

Kube : At this point, there's probably not much to wake up to lol. I found this stock because there was a lot of retail interest and have been warning people since Dec to be careful because this thing has continued to make lower highs and lower lows for the past FOUR YEARS but it fell on deaf ears. They only look at the short time frame and see a small pump and buy in and hope it will continue to go up. Buying on a down trend means you are trying to catch a falling knife because until a higher high is made, there's no indication of a bottom. If you aren't a trader and just buying to hold for a while, then wait and only buy when both the fundamentals and technicals are aligned. I get the allure of penny stocks that many new retail investors fall into because the stock is cheap, you can get more of it but remember it's a penny stock for a reason and such a low market makes it easy for a larger player to move it however they want. It's not about the price but the growth potential. Find solid companies with strong fundamentals and then find a good level to buy based on the technicals. Even a huge company like Nvidia managed to climb 600%+ in the past 15 months. Quality over quantity.

Kube 70673812 OP : I wouldn't be surprised. As a general rule of thumb I just don't invest in Chinese stocks because they are easily susceptible to shady manipulation and geopolitical tensions between the US and China.

Kube : I was long calls yesterday at 440 and had to step away for a bit for work and came back and my calls were destroyed . It was down so much it was just better to wait for the nonfarm payroll data this morning and it's rebounded back and just slightly green on the calls.

Kube : No one with "real" money would be buying this. At least not with a large position. The fundamentals and technicals are all bearish. There are some people on here that only accept the good news and completely ignore the bad news. If large players  were bullish on EV(which they are not as Tesla has guided down indicating weakness in sector), their best bet would be to put most of their EV investment into Tesla as the sector leader and allocate a small amount to this for a high risk play. Even 13k is alot of money to allocate to a penny stock. I've been watching this since $2 in early Jan and never bought because everything was pointing at it going lower. It sucks to lose that as someone that blew up a 30k account in the past. If after all this you are still serious and passionate about investing then the best thing is to invest in yourself and educate yourself on the markets as well as understanding fundamental and technical analysis to make more informed decisions rather than trying to get confirmation bias that everything is going to be ok from a bunch of dillusional people on here.

Kube DeKingVibez OP : Yeah I feel you. What's done is done so I guess if it helps, consider it as market tuition. Keep ya head up and I'm sure better days are ahead

Kube : if that was the case it would be halting on an upward trend. it's halting on a downward trend...If there was that much demand the stock wouldn't be at 9 cents right now. Never get married to your bag or you run the risk of bagholding it down to nothing. When significant events happen, reevaluate your thesis on why you invested into this and if it's changed then move onto something else.

Kube charming Llama_7860 : This. Those puts are extremely cheap only 15 per contract so people are probably buying as lottery play. I'd do the same as the seller honestly. selling option > buying options.

Kube OP Greener : Nice! I hope investor sentiment improves and if they get that partnership I think it will eventually make the EVs more affordable and easier to get servicing done for the owners.

Kube jimmy james mendoza : Probably not going to do much right now. Orderbook is pretty even on the immediate bid/ask but you have a descending triangle which typically has a higher probability of break to the downside. There's huge orders waiting below for this break. If it happens we could see a retest of the all time low at 14 in the coming days and if that breaks, congrats. New All Time Low

Kube jimmy james mendoza : How to DayTrade for Living - Andrew Aziz
A Complete Guide to Volume Price Analysis - Anna Coulling
Reading Price Charts Bar By Bar - Al Brooks
The Mental Game Of Trading - Mark Douglas
The PlayBook - Mike Bellafiore
Start by going through those books and developing a solid understanding of how the market works and what it takes to be a trader. Then focus on 1-2 strategies at a time preferably 1 unless the two are very similar and backtest, collect what data you think is important for the strategy, and journal trades for analysis. If you are serious about trading, consider a professional platform like Think or Swim or DAS Trader Pro and practice in sim. These apps like MooMoo, Robinhood, and the likes don't offer the capabilities and features needed for serious daytrading. I just use it as a watchlist for stocks.
Lastly, it's important to surround yourself with a good community because you can learn from serious aspiring traders instead of a bunch of retail spouting nonsense on here. Like I remember seeing some guy saying people are going to get their paycheck on Friday and then pour all that money into one single stock or they're going to take all their profits from some other stock and put it all into this one cough*. I recommend you join a trading community so you can watch how actual traders go through with their morning premarket analysis, talk about trade ideas and do trade reviews. They tend to have some good educational content there as well but to make best use of your time and money, go through those books first. Also, understand that this is something that will take a while to do and most of the successful traders I know took about 2 years to become profitable putting in work every single day so it's not going to happen in 30 days or less and those that say otherwise are you trying to convince you to buy some stupid course. Best of luck and happy learning.