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Fortune favors the bold and fortune favors the prepared. we are all given opportunities to take or refuse. given a relatively level starting point (something that is absolutely not the case), it will be decisions that determine ones success.

i'm hanging on tight and really tempted to place a make-or-break-trade if we dip before earnings on Aug 11. i'm thinking OTM calls, maybe the Sept $20 to give myself a little safety net.

i didn't see impulsiveness on the list; as in day-drinking and spontaneously deciding to buy a shit-ton of oversold Chinese stocks pre-market. this is good, right?

I think the increase in price from around $2 to $4 was driven in a large part due to CTXR buzz on reddit. regarding the results released; it looks like the results for Mino-Lok are coming in too slowly due to enrollment, and it wasn't clear if Mino-Lok will show superiority compared to standard...

here it is, now at a 4% discount from where i bought it pre-market thinking it could rip higher at any moment - oh well. CTXR Citius Pharmaceuticals Inc 1,99 USD−0,089 (-4,27 %)today 22 Jul, 10:44 GMT-4 · Why i like it: "Our Mino-Lok product is an antibiotic lock solution used to treat...

i had a feeling XAIR was gonna take-off. great call! if anyone's interested i think i've found a small biotech with potential. phase 3 etc., looking for fda approval next year. yes, i found it on reddit. is it another pump and dump? maybe in the short-term but i really believe the tech is simple...

i'm sticking with FNKO - my kids are getting Funko NFTs for Christmas. but seriously- anyone still buying these dips? I'm waiting for a bit of upward momentum.

things are opening up again and my workplace decided it's time to get together for dinner! we're headed to a trendy restaurant I've never heard of so I checked out it's website. lo and behold i can take a VR tour of the place and what do i see -- powered by MATTERPORT! i already traded in and...

Boston Scientific CorpBSX:NYSE RT Quote | Last NYSE Arca, VOL From CTA | USD Last | 2:27 PM EDT 43.79+0.43 (+0.99%) slow and steady wins the race. i had all but forgotten about this one and realized it's been one my best performers. I think the recent acquisition of Farapulse is being...

i think you've made a great call on XAIR. i was hoping to see it dip back into the mid-$5s to pick up a few shares -- seeing it run up to $7 tells me this is gonna be another "the one that got away" trades for me. on the bell & ross watch - agree they're cool, but for my money, i've always...

i'm not too concerned about bottlenecks as to my mind, FNKO is essentially in the business of producing collectibles. i like the stock for it's strong first quarter in both the US and EU. and the fact that my wife hasn't heard of Funko yet is usually a bullish indicator, as her demographic will...

i'm back from a brief trading hiatus, and ready for action! As always, thanks Stoney for your endless supply of interesting stock picks! I've added GOED and FNKO to my buy-and-hold-until-reddit-takes-these-names-to-the-moon-portfolio.

i downvote this thread Salty. calling out Van like that is classless. at $9/share he said AMC could easily hit $29+. he was simply not interested in another short squeeze. Van's had a lot of great calls. don't make me bring up your noxema filled post about shorting GME at sub $50/share

I like Shiba Inu. Why? it's like a lottery ticket but i think with much much better odds. We're all talking it about it and if this thing reaches even 1 cent, $200 becomes $100K.

in my humble opinion, more important than books about commodities are books that change the way you see the world. to that end, here's a couple that helped me understand the world we live in: atlas shrugged, the fountainhead, and just for fun, life of pi.

you gave Ted the credit on ASO, too. I was starting to think you gave me a nickname :cool:

i know what you mean. the temptation was too strong for me. i finally decided to join the party and bought almost 10 million Shiba Inu coins. I guess that means the crypto trade has peaked.

here's a follow-up: no shares left to short and yet the fee rate has dropped? how does that work?

thanks! so then it is possible to choose a fee rate with some brokers? i don't think it's possible with IB, or is it?

that's what i thought, but then why would the fee rate be lower with fewer shares available? edit, and vice versa? edit again, to me it looks like it's possible to choose at what fee rate you are willing to lend your shares. is that possible? and if so, how?