[Rmtt]

DLPN......anything .99 and under. I bought in yesterday at .94. Let's see if I'm right or wrong.

Low float, ER due in 5-7 days, All 3 of their PR firms are ranked in the Top 50 in the US.

With good PR...this could double easily.

[TwinTurboXI]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

DLPN......anything .99 and under. I bought in yesterday at .94. Let's see if I'm right or wrong.

Low float, ER due in 5-7 days, All 3 of their PR firms are ranked in the Top 50 in the US.

With good PR...this could double easily.

Looking into DLPN right now.

What's your price target and exit point for KTOV?

[BMW F22]

BIOC is looking interesting. With the drops recently it’s almost worth buying. I feel like it might still be a bit high though at $0.67 a share.

[Littlebear]

Enough of this penny stock talk!

I'm wondering if it is finally time to dump TSLA. Mainly just because it is so high compared to... anything.

Also, LRCX, one of my cows, has been downgraded.

Murf

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Enough of this penny stock talk!

I'm wondering if it is finally time to dump TSLA. Mainly just because it is so high compared to... anything.

Murf

IMO it’s a good time to dump. If it drops just buy back into it.

[damageprone]

Originally Posted by BimmerDimmer6

Do you guys actually know people who day/ swing trade for a living? Just curious as I have yet to meet anyone who has been successful at making a career out of it.

I do. He does pretty well it seems.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by TwinTurboXI

Looking into DLPN right now.

What's your price target and exit point for KTOV?

With KTOV....it's going to be about news. They have until the end of June to announce who they partner with I believe. If it's Merck...then I see it going $2.00+ easily.

Another thing I do is sell out in stages. I may make 3 sells at 3 different price targets. It allows me to maximize my efforts as 2 of those may hit...and the 3rd just sit there. It allows me to make money...and then I can adjust the last sell order if I want to close my position.

I have a .645 avg.....so I am not to worried about it. I already secured my initial investment this morning when it spiked. I have actually bought more since then on dips. Now I have 3K shares...and they are all paid for by the "house".

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

IMO it’s a good time to dump. If it drops just buy back into it.

+1....If I had it I would dump some and then wait for it to drawback and then buy back!

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

+1....If I had it I would dump some and then wait for it to drawback and then buy back!

TSLA
It's hard to sell when up ~33% in my two months with it!

Murf

[2000cs]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

TSLA
It's hard to sell when up ~33% in my two months with it!

Murf

TSLA got talked up on Varney this morning, suggesting $1,500 is in the near term for its price. My problem with TSLA is how much of that valuation is really attributable to Musk and would evaporate if something happened to him? I’d prefer a firmer foundation for my investment; others obviously are comfortable with it.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by 2000cs

TSLA got talked up on Varney this morning, suggesting $1,500 is in the near term for its price. My problem with TSLA is how much of that valuation is really attributable to Musk and would evaporate if something happened to him? I’d prefer a firmer foundation for my investment; others obviously are comfortable with it.

Agree, there is no way the valuation isn't pumped by fanboyism, but I said that a few years ago & stayed out!
Schwab rates TSLA "C", with 5 other raters giving a 'hold' type, & Market Edge saying 'long', Morningstar says 2 stars.

Murf

[damageprone]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Agree, there is no way the valuation isn't pumped by fanboyism

Murf

I know a few people that believe in TSLA so much that they're all in. I don't know if I'll ever have that much confidence in a company.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by 2000cs

TSLA got talked up on Varney this morning, suggesting $1,500 is in the near term for its price. My problem with TSLA is how much of that valuation is really attributable to Musk and would evaporate if something happened to him? I’d prefer a firmer foundation for my investment; others obviously are comfortable with it.

I got into TSLA in the 700s then it quickly had a run up to 900s but I did not sell and it dropped with all the corona stuff and pretty much stayed down for a while. I dumped it recently at around 950 because I also agree they should change the ticker to ELON and that guy is a bit too cray cray for me.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by damageprone

I know a few people that believe in TSLA so much that they're all in. I don't know if I'll ever have that much confidence in a company.

I just ran TSLA through my ringer, and pretty much nobody is above neutral on it.
Sold it all, am happy with my 33% gain, will watch it for the future!
Thanks folks.

Murf

[M4_GTS]

What do you guys think of BA at the current price of 180ish. Thinking it should go up as the 737max starts flying again.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

I just ran TSLA through my ringer, and pretty much nobody is above neutral on it.
Sold it all, am happy with my 33% gain, will watch it for the future!
Thanks folks.

Murf

A good and right move IMO.

[tigermack]

I am currently at 330% gain on TSLA... sold half to play with house money when I hit about 50% gain but... when do I say it's "good enough"... lol

[Littlebear]

Pls give me a fast lesson on buying a small stock using a limit?
I put a limit at $10.25; now showing $10.20, but my buy isn't all going through. Are there no more shares to buy?

Murf

[2000cs]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Pls give me a fast lesson on buying a small stock using a limit?
I put a limit at $10.25; now showing $10.20, but my buy isn't all going through. Are there no more shares to buy?

Murf

Could be there are no more at the price - the asks could all be above $10.25. Also if a small number of shares, broker could be looking to consolidate into a round lot or multiple thereof (100sh). And finally if a large lot, might again be not enough shares to fill the order, especially if it was placed as “all or none”.

I don’t care for stocks that are so thinly traded that they can’t execute. I recognize others are smarter and more patient than I am.

Edit: also could be that your broker is slow to report the buy to you - in other words it did execute but you aren’t able to see it yet.

[Littlebear]

Originally Posted by 2000cs

Could be there are no more at the price - the asks could all be above $10.25. Also if a small number of shares, broker could be looking to consolidate into a round lot or multiple thereof (100sh). And finally if a large lot, might again be not enough shares to fill the order, especially if it was placed as “all or none”.

I don’t care for stocks that are so thinly traded that they can’t execute. I recognize others are smarter and more patient than I am.

Edit: also could be that your broker is slow to report the buy to you - in other words it did execute but you aren’t able to see it yet.

Bid/size:$10.25/15; Ask size:$10.37/2
BELFA

"I don’t care for stocks that are so thinly traded that they can’t execute. I recognize others are smarter and more patient than I am."
This is even smaller than PRPO, and is giving me some worry. But TSLA gave me agita too.

[corn18]

Looks like they stole XSPA's playbook:

Kitov Announces $35.0 Million Registered Direct Offering

[M4_GTS]

Originally Posted by corn18

Looks like they stole XSPA's playbook:

Kitov Announces $35.0 Million Registered Direct Offering

Pump and dump!