Anyone else stuck in TNAV.

those who shorted it before 6 Sept should be elated.
why do you short on 6 Sept ? It might be far too late.

on related topic ...
those navigation gadgets are more or less obsolete.
Nowadays almost everyone has smartphone.
very common for drivers to use smartphone for navigation purpose.

It was just going to be an intraday scalp.
 
I actually long it just now in my IRA account. I can afford the time to hold onto this one. I thought about it in my taxable account but said nah. I will see how it evolves. Might flip it today if the action doesn't look good. Or I might hold for several days.
 
Got out with a $740.00 loss. Not nearly as bad as I thought it would be.

dude...you shorted at 5.87 and held it till when it reach its high at 11.67....you didn't get a margin call? did you know what you stop loss would be? or you were using "buying and hoping" strategy?
 
dude...you shorted at 5.87 and held it till when it reach its high at 11.67....you didn't get a margin call? did you know what you stop loss would be? or you were using "buying and hoping" strategy?

No sir. I shorted it yesterday at 5.87 to trade the afternoon range, and for a possible continuation to the downside. My stop was above the range. But it got halted literally less than 2 minutes after I entered. It was my first trade in the stock for the day. I don't buy or short and hope. It's a mathematical game to me. But it was a stupid trade, I admit. I don't normally even trade in the afternoon.

On another note, sometimes I have a tendency to wait until a trade feels safe. That is a bad idea, because those tend to be the most dangerous trades for me. I'm actually seeing someone about this.
 
Or new cars come with an entire frontend electronic system, including navigation features, that is based on Android and can be easily upgraded. The age of TomToms and other proprietary car navigation systems is over.

I was given some years old TomTom to use for navigation. I thought why not, I can just keep it in the car. When I tried to update the maps it was ridiculously cumbersome and the whole device looked so dated. These companies should've long ago pivoted towards producing the best navigation software. I suppose they can still target trucks and buses, maybe?
 
No idea, but I know in Japan that those navigation gadget makers make a killing selling updated maps each year via USB sticks. Then I know there are google maps based devices that are constantly updated free of charge and detailed enough. Kind of a nobrainer in my book which one to choose.

I was given some years old TomTom to use for navigation. I thought why not, I can just keep it in the car. When I tried to update the maps it was ridiculously cumbersome and the whole device looked so dated. These companies should've long ago pivoted towards producing the best navigation software. I suppose they can still target trucks and buses, maybe?
 
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