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What? No FOMO spike? Maybe I didn't time this exactly right. The whole NASDAQ is taking a dive, I see.

Papa needs a new kegerator! MOVE that price!

Come on everybody, don't miss out! You don't want to be the only one who didn't get in on the stock trade of the century, do you? BUY! BUY! BUY! LOL

This may prove to be a mistake but I just bought 2 shares at $1566 to hold overnight.

Darn. Stopped out for a measly $110 profit.

TSLA just looked too good over the weekend and I resolved to load the boat at the morning dip on Monday. The morning dip really wasn't a thing today. Nobody wanted to just take their profits like in recent mornings. Anyway so I go in with my account at $8108 and bought 9 shares at $1717. I...

Indeed. RH is definitely something that most folks would grow out of in time, and a large account would find a better home elsewhere.

They were special when they were the only broker catering to very small traders and the only broker offering zero commissions and really, the only realistic avenue for trading by someone with little knowledge and zero experience. They are not in any way special, now. Well, maybe in the sense of...

Certainly not. If I see it drop like a rock in the first few bars again, I will pick it up down there where it reverses, put a stop under it, walk the stop up through the day and sell limit either the whole position or an amount to be determined later, before the closing bell. I'm not going to...

It would not surprise me a bit. Things are just too giddy and hysterical these last weeks. Tomorrow might be known as Black Monday for the next hundred years. Who knows? It is overdue. I know this... if I see too big of a jump too fast, my finger will be hovering over the panic button waiting...

I'll buy the fantasy, as long as I can sell it at a profit.

No news. Just every day lately there has been a quick sharp dip minutes after the opening bell before it resumes its upward trajectory.

Go on Amazon and buy a couple of books on day trading stocks. Recent ones with good reviews. Soak up the basics including one or two basic strategies, money and risk management, and the actual mechanics of placing a trade. Then set up your account and only paper trade. Set your paper account...

I bet the profit-taking sell-off at the opening bell is going to be epic. Good time to load the boat?

I wonder how he is getting along with the IRS right now?

You can't save people from themselves. Funding a trading account from credit card and mortgage money? I just don't know how to react to that.

So, at the bell I dumped SQQQ, and as a massive NASDAQ selloff got going in the first few minutes, I sold off TQQQ as well. Zero stocks in trading portfolio now. And it's gonna stay that way at least until I have two day trades available, preferably three. Then I will not buy unless I can get...

I figured you would be crowing like a rooster today, Ken. I figured this was coming so I was sorta ready, only lost $80 and now I am out until I have my daytrades all available again. Still not doing bad, up over $1k from 7 trading days ago and solidly back in the black. Once I have daytrades...

Darn. Checked back in and TQQQ is going down like a shot duck. Bought SQQQ as a hedge until tomorrow when I can sell whichever one seems most appropriate, or maybe both. That's all. I'm going fishing.

Holey cow what a selloff! In one 5min bar the TQQQ dropped over $2! I had just set a low stop on AMZN and was about to do the same on SQ, and as I mulled over where to stop SQ, I heard the little jingle bell and saw the message saying AMZN stopped out. I immediately sold SQ as it started down...