I have been in business from the age 21 and have never looked back
but when I was a teenager I listened to a interview that has always stuck with me and made a difference in my out look it was a interview with Jerry Jones at that time the owner of the Dallas Cowboys and a successful Oil well owner of many Oil wells in Texas the same question was that we are talking about today his answer was powerful to me and I have lived by this to this day he was ask how he felt with trails he answer he staye...
but when I was a teenager I listened to a interview that has always stuck with me and made a difference in my out look it was a interview with Jerry Jones at that time the owner of the Dallas Cowboys and a successful Oil well owner of many Oil wells in Texas the same question was that we are talking about today his answer was powerful to me and I have lived by this to this day he was ask how he felt with trails he answer he staye...
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slide at the post-Thanksgiving open and oil hit two-month lows as fears of a possibly vaccine-resistant coronavirus variant sent investors scurrying to safe-haven assets.
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· The chart shows stocks with the most option activities of the previous trading day.
· Put/Call ratio >0.7 means more the stock attract more bears than bulls.![]()
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· Open interest indicates the total number of option contracts that are currently open – that means they are not yet exercised or offset.![]()
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a slide at the post-Thanksgiving open and oil hit two-month lows as fears of a possibly vaccine-resistant coronavirus variant sent investors scurrying to safe-haven assets.
How to read the chart
· The chart shows stocks with the most option activities of the previous trading day.
· Put/Call ratio >0.7 means more the stock attract more bears than bulls.
· Option volume indicates the shares of contracts traded for the day.
· Open interest indicates the total number of option contracts that are currently open – that means they are not yet exercised or offset.
Quick option tutorial
Options trading for beginners: How to access options function on mm
Explore the world of option trading with: Intro to options.
Improve your option trading knowledge: Key elements on the table
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E-commerce emerged in the late 1990s, investors acted on the coming E-Commerce Revolution. They gobbled up $Amazon (AMZN.US)$ stock. In 1998 alone, that stock soared 967% in a single year!
Lather, rinse, and repeat for the Streaming TV Revolution. As soon as Wall Street saw the writing on the wall that streaming TV was going to take over the world, investors swarmed into $Netflix (NFLX.US)$ stock. It rose 297% in 2013 alone!
To be sure, Amazon stock has soared way higher since 1998, and Netflix stock has soared way higher sine 2013.
But since 1998, Amazon stock’s best annual performance (+178% in 2003) doesn’t even come close to its 967% gain in 1998. And since 2013, Netflix stock’s best annual performance (+134% in 2015) is less than half of its 297% gain in 2013.
In other words, these stocks had their best years – by far – in the first innings of their technological revolutions.
The same will be true for EV stocks.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$ $Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$ $Ford Motor (F.US)$ $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ $XPeng (XPEV.US)$
Lather, rinse, and repeat for the Streaming TV Revolution. As soon as Wall Street saw the writing on the wall that streaming TV was going to take over the world, investors swarmed into $Netflix (NFLX.US)$ stock. It rose 297% in 2013 alone!
To be sure, Amazon stock has soared way higher since 1998, and Netflix stock has soared way higher sine 2013.
But since 1998, Amazon stock’s best annual performance (+178% in 2003) doesn’t even come close to its 967% gain in 1998. And since 2013, Netflix stock’s best annual performance (+134% in 2015) is less than half of its 297% gain in 2013.
In other words, these stocks had their best years – by far – in the first innings of their technological revolutions.
The same will be true for EV stocks.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$ $Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$ $Ford Motor (F.US)$ $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ $XPeng (XPEV.US)$
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ This whole concept from Datatrek is farcical; to build EV companies based on outrageous overly inflated PE ratios. For those that lived the dot.com bust, everyone wanted to be an Internet company until the house of cards collapsed.
Newco EV is barely off the blueprint, many with no sales, which they have yet to deal with maintenence, recalls and safety issues that will dramatically change paper to real world companies. Add to that the small percentage global marketshare (1-2%) means that many households for which a vehicle is their second largest investment want to ensure Newco is still around in 10 years. That is now the average time people are now changing vehicles.
Newco EV is barely off the blueprint, many with no sales, which they have yet to deal with maintenence, recalls and safety issues that will dramatically change paper to real world companies. Add to that the small percentage global marketshare (1-2%) means that many households for which a vehicle is their second largest investment want to ensure Newco is still around in 10 years. That is now the average time people are now changing vehicles.
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$Rockwell Medical (RMTI.US)$ free surprise this one ain't running at all free this is a low price runner up
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$GE Aerospace (GE.US)$ I had a small contract a few years ago with GE aviation. At the end, I sent them a $300 expense bill I needed to collect. Cost me over $1,000 and 6 months to collect, as we chased paperwork through one subcontractor after the other, after the other. My best guess is it cost them at least $20,000 to pay that $300 bill (probably more). I learned, cash in advance, no matter how famous the company might be; and that the bigger the American company is, the more grossly inefficient they are. Break them up!!! There is a lot of value in that company being smothered by their own size. They are like a beached whale that can not support their own weight.
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