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[SOL]

froggo fills:
28/3/22, Buy, SPR @ 47.14

note: ignore previous fill on RNECY, that was part of something else, not market update

Hi Froggo, i believe there's a mistake here for SPR. Sol's recommendation was to close the position. No new instruction to open one. Could you check and advise?

We are fully out; no new entry points have been issued. There are other plays that look more interesting at this time, but boy volatility is high our V readings were frozen albeit still in the extremely high zone. Yesterday they tacked on over 200 points, probably the largest single point gain since its inception which was over 10 years ago. It means wild weather, food shortages, incredible insane and aggressive human behaviour, and wild wild market swings. Insane human behaviour preceeds swing in the markets. However, the trend is still positive

[froggo]

froggo fills:
28/3/22, Buy, SPR @ 47.14

Hi Froggo, i believe there's a mistake here for SPR. Sol's recommendation was to close the position. No new instruction to open one. Could you check and advise?

We are fully out; no new entry points have been issued... However, the trend is still positive

man, i just keep getting in trouble no matter how hard I try, lol... yeah @cristiano7subo, I missed that part of the instruction my bad...
ok, i'll hang on to this tiny bag myself and hope it swings back up around the 50's for an exit then... Cheers all

[Triplethought]

Filled: too many to list, yesterday. Today, some.

Damn it Yodean I'm being lazy this month and I need you guys to tell me when something hit entry points. I'm too busy buying real estate to put in the new entries. But got a great deal on a 110,000 sq foot warehouse in North Carolina. Used to be a tobacco drying building.

Can you screenshot your buys to save time in posting?

X3thought - where in NC? I have a home on Oak Island, NC and one in Norfolk, VA.

Salem-Winston area. As soon as the building is a few days from closing I plan to fly in to take a look. I've never been there but they tell me it's nice.

[Triplethought]

Bought 1/4 ASAN at $33.
Not sure how much lower this guy can keep going.

[westend]

Bought 1/4 ASAN at $33.
Not sure how much lower this guy can keep going.

Tempting to get in myself since the shorts are 24%, might squeeze soon?

[chippermon]

Bought 1/4 ASAN at $33.
Not sure how much lower this guy can keep going.

Tempting to get in myself since the shorts are 24%, might squeeze soon?

If you look at the price action since March 14 it seems to be consolidating. That being said, another close below 34.83 and I see 27.08. That will be hard to resist. When it does get squeezed I won't wait around too much. It will be explosive. 50?

Or not.

[Budge]

That being said, another close below 34.83 and I see 27.08. That will be hard to resist. When it does get squeezed I won't wait around too much. It will be explosive. 50?

I agree.

[froggo]

more fill:
8/4/22, buy, TMF @ $16.80

[LoriPrecisely]

MSFT 286.06
ASAN 35.47

[froggo]

froggo fills:
18/4/22, buy, COUP @ $96

[LoriPrecisely]

That being said, another close below 34.83 and I see 27.08. That will be hard to resist. When it does get squeezed I won't wait around too much. It will be explosive. 50?

I agree.

Here is a good article about Asana. Even though this stock price keeps dropping, everything about this company sounds promising. I use Asana for my bookkeeping business. It is the most widely used workflow management program. Click Up is second. https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/as ... quote_news

Today's price is at 29.66. I am assuming we are adding to our positions at this price?
Do you all set a 25% stop as recommended on the website, or are we holding longer?

[PuppBaby]

That being said, another close below 34.83 and I see 27.08. That will be hard to resist. When it does get squeezed I won't wait around too much. It will be explosive. 50?

I agree.

Here is a good article about Asana. Even though this stock price keeps dropping, everything about this company sounds promising. I use Asana for my bookkeeping business. It is the most widely used workflow management program. Click Up is second. https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/as ... quote_news

Today's price is at 29.66. I am assuming we are adding to our positions at this price?
Do you all set a 25% stop as recommended on the website, or are we holding longer?

I am currently filled at 37 with 3 lots. So far its my biggest losser at almost -20%. I will consider adding a 4th lot if it trends even lower tomorrow.

[SOL]

I agree.

Here is a good article about Asana. Even though this stock price keeps dropping, everything about this company sounds promising. I use Asana for my bookkeeping business. It is the most widely used workflow management program. Click Up is second. https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/as ... quote_news

Today's price is at 29.66. I am assuming we are adding to our positions at this price?
Do you all set a 25% stop as recommended on the website, or are we holding longer?

I am currently filled at 37 with 3 lots. So far its my biggest losser at almost -20%. I will consider adding a 4th lot if it trends even lower tomorrow.

why not sell puts if you have the funds to purchase the shares. As stated before it's like getting paid to put in a limit order. If the shares are put to your account you get in lower than a person that put a straight limit order as you received a payment when you sold the puts. If the shares are not put to your account, the premium you received will lower your cost. Once the stock reverses and trends higher you could keep selling puts as you were planning on purchasing the fourth lot, used this way it can generate quite a decent rate of return. However puts should never be sold on a stock you are not willing to own, then a low-risk venture turns into a potentially high risk venture

[PuppBaby]

Here is a good article about Asana. Even though this stock price keeps dropping, everything about this company sounds promising. I use Asana for my bookkeeping business. It is the most widely used workflow management program. Click Up is second. https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/as ... quote_news

Today's price is at 29.66. I am assuming we are adding to our positions at this price?
Do you all set a 25% stop as recommended on the website, or are we holding longer?

I am currently filled at 37 with 3 lots. So far its my biggest losser at almost -20%. I will consider adding a 4th lot if it trends even lower tomorrow.

why not sell puts if you have the funds to purchase the shares. As stated before it's like getting paid to put in a limit order. If the shares are put to your account you get in lower than a person that put a straight limit order as you received a payment when you sold the puts. If the shares are not put to your account, the premium you received will lower your cost. Once the stock reverses and trends higher you could keep selling puts as you were planning on purchasing the fourth lot, used this way it can generate quite a decent rate of return. However puts should never be sold on a stock you are not willing to own, then a low-risk venture turns into a potentially high risk venture

Mostly because I haven't dabbled in selling puts/calls so I have no idea how this all transpires
I understand buying calls/puts quite well. When you talk about selling the put, is this a weekly put or should we be selling months/years down the road?

[Centeron631]

for better or worse i added some more Coin (coinbase) today unofficial trade at 131.99 reducing my ACB to 176