There is a long story about how Electric Last Mile got their beautiful state of the art manufacturing plant. Another company that left it, I'm so stoned right now I just can't remember. They got a really good deal.
ok i took the money and sold. will look to buy back later on.

I knew that stock sounded familiar.I'm digging this pot co. They own zig zag.
Description
Turning Point Brands, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures, markets, and distributes branded consumer products. The company operates through three segments: Zig-Zag Products, Stoker's Products, and NewGen Products. The Zig-Zag Products segment markets and distributes rolling papers, tubes, finished cigars, make-your-own cigar wraps, and related products under the Zig-Zag brand. The Stoker's Products segment manufactures and markets moist snuff tobacco and loose-leaf chewing tobacco products under the Stoker's, Beech-Nut, and Trophy brands. The NewGen Products segment markets and distributes cannabidiol isolate, liquid vapor products, and other products without tobacco and/or nicotine to individual consumers through VaporFi B2C online platform, as well as non-traditional retail through VaporBeast. The company sells its products to wholesale distributors and retail merchants in the independent and chain convenience stores, tobacco outlets, food stores, mass merchandising, and drug stores. The company was formerly known as North Atlantic Holding Company, Inc. and changed its name to Turning Point Brands, Inc. in November 2015. Turning Point Brands, Inc. was incorporated in 2004 and is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky.
$46-->$51 on earnings.
commentary- Turning Point Brands price target raised to $65 from $63 at B. Riley 08:03 TPB B. Riley analyst Susan Anderson raised the firm's price target on Turning Point Brands to $65 from $63 and reiterates a Buy rating on the shares post the Q2 beat. The analyst says that with management again raising guidance, a continued growth opportunity with ZigZag, decriminalization and legalization of cannabis likely to boost minority investments, she continues to be a buyer of Turning Point.
TPB. Turning Point Brands sells Other Tobacco Products, like rolling papers (they make Zig Zag if you've used it), CBD, chewing tobacco and vapes. Stock is down 60% in the past couple months on fears of vaping bans, but they've stated in a press release that the FDA is looking specifically into Vitamin E Acetate, which they claim they don't use. Additionally, less than half their EBIT is from vaping sales and two analysts reitereated their price targets of $56. I'm thinking the next earnings will make it clear they're healthier than imagined, and it looks like it's about to turn around now. I'm in for a few thousand at $23.50. Will look to add if reversal becomes clear.
GME (Gamestop). 6 years of declining share price, last 2 months have been positive. I'm betting on this being a bottom. Insiders bought shares again for the first time in 6 years over the last 3 months. They've started a share buyback program and are attempting a business overhaul. Debt levels are low, and losses from last quarter seem mostly attributable to a goodwill impairment.
I'm in for 600 shares. Will add to that position at $6 and above if I see some good continuation.
I know it popped on a CNBC pump, but it IS starting to finally break out.
What if it goes to $16 tomorrow and then channels between today's close and $16 for a bit. You won't jump back in. You wanna see the $13's again. If it is a truly good stock, we won't see the $13's again.
A lot of people have been holding this thing for quite awhile. It was the weak hands that drove it back down on that big move.
If it starts up again, the hardest thing in the world is to buy back in for more than you sold it for. And you know what happens then? You watch from the sidelines as it keeps climbing higher. Trading psychology.
Now not every stock is like this, but in this particular case, this one just might be.
We'll see what happens.![]()
I know it popped on a CNBC pump, but it IS starting to finally break out.
What if it goes to $16 tomorrow and then channels between today's close and $16 for a bit. You won't jump back in. You wanna see the $13's again. If it is a truly good stock, we won't see the $13's again.
A lot of people have been holding this thing for quite awhile. It was the weak hands that drove it back down on that big move.
If it starts up again, the hardest thing in the world is to buy back in for more than you sold it for. And you know what happens then? You watch from the sidelines as it keeps climbing higher. Trading psychology.
Now not every stock is like this, but in this particular case, this one just might be.
We'll see what happens.![]()