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2020 Feb 6, 6:05pm   910 views  8 comments

by FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   ➕follow (3)   💰tip   ignore  

With the virus outbreak, logistics disruption, some stocks been going down.

What do you guys recommend buying on the dip? I’m thinking there is gonna be more dip coming since outbreak isn’t over yet.

Also wtf with Tesla skyrocketing so high? Nothing else went up, and they still suck at delivery. Market manipulation of some sort?

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1   BayArea   2020 Feb 6, 6:37pm  

What dip lol
2   FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut   2020 Feb 6, 6:40pm  

BayArea says
What dip lol


some things been dropping because of China.
3   theoakman   2020 Feb 6, 6:45pm  

The trading volume on Tesla is absolutely insane. This is a pure speculative frenzy in its worst form. How long until this company is worth more than Exxon Mobile?
4   BayArea   2020 Feb 6, 7:16pm  

FortWayneIndiana says
BayArea says
What dip lol


some things been dropping because of China.


What things? My accounts are all at record levels
5   FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut   2020 Feb 6, 9:07pm  

HEYYOU says
" Tesla is what parabolic blow-offs look like. You see the stock go up $100 so the next morning you buy it because, well, it went up $100. It goes up another $100 (actually, as I am penning this, $135.)

The company has put on more than 20% in price in two days without a single bit of actual change in its operations. There has been no new ground-breaking product or service. There has no material change in the firm's posture. It made basically all of its operating income by stealing it from taxpayers in the form of subsidy sales (that is "pollution credits" more or less.) It's losing money, specifically nearly $5/share."

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=238055


That's exactly my point. There is some crazy stock manipulation here. They aren't producing any more, and it jumps like crazy. I sold early, could have made more money, but also glad to get out of this gambling mess.
6   SunnyvaleCA   2020 Feb 6, 9:50pm  

TDAmeritrade has a banking arm that pays 1.75% interest and is FDIC insured to $1MM or $1.25MM (can't remember which). You can transfer that money between the stock account and the bank account with the push of a keystroke, so if change your mind and buy stocks when you think the crash is over.
7   Ceffer   2020 Feb 6, 10:05pm  

I'm investing in funeral homes and natural gas crematoriums.
8   clambo   2020 Feb 6, 11:11pm  

I’m always buying, it may be a habit but it is harmless.

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