3 more things:
1. Post how much $$ you invested in each stock
2. Post screenshot of your buys
3. Post screenshot of your total protfolio
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$18K profit so far
- Thread starter Phil C. McNasty
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1. Post how much $$ you invested in each stock
2. Post screenshot of your buys
3. Post screenshot of your total protfolio
In just over 4 weeks I made $2,500 already. Only loser so far is Shell.
No idea why that stock is so sluggish
No idea why that stock is so sluggish
apologies, havent been on the board lately but...
if you have any insight or tips, it would be gladly appreciated. I like hearing different pov and how other people invest. I seldom get to hear how other people play, besides my friends. Or if anyone is interested please take a gander if you like.
grn - greenlane renewables
ese - ese entertainment
win - windfall geotek
og - organic garage
mn - manganese X
cstr - cryptostar
bes - braille energy systems
solr - solar alliance energy inc.
There are a few here I'm speculating whether they follow through or have a run up, basically 5 of them Im totally confident in, but you never know when some balance sheets are off.. so take heed. Also waiting for a good position in a few others but I'm focusing and adding on the way to these as time goes on.
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I am not a financial exhibitionist like you, nor am I a financial voyeur. I have no need to post my assets for all to see nor do I desire to see your piddley little gherkin.
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All of your picks have a common theme to them, they are all in a downward trajectory. Look up your stocks on Yahoo finance and start on the 1 year chart, work your way down to the 6 mo., 1 mo., 5 day and 1 day chart. You will see that they are all loosing value. It is preferable if they are in a upward trend. I recently sold out of :
Copper Mountain Mining Corporation (CMMC.TO)
Capstone Mining Corp. (CS.TO)
Take a look at the 1 year chart on these two stocks, a long run up in price is what you want to see. These two stocks may soon resume their upward trend.
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Thats what I thought, you're full of shit.
If you blank out your name, your account#, and anything else that might identify you, there's no reason for you not to post your portfolio
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Lol thanks man, but I know my fundamentals. I'll keep a look out. Did you check their financials or what they're about? Do you even know who manages them or the teams? You should key into ESE. This is a 10 bagger right here, Rick Brace former president of Rogers is on the board of directors. You need to know your stocks.
The common theme here is with the market. Manipulation is apparent. And divergence happened the last couple months. They were NOT on a downward trajectory for the whole last year I'm sorry. And if you didn't know. The last couple months was divergence. The whole market was in red and the big boys were shaking the tree. We are heading back into a softer market but it's recovering now.
If you didn't notice. Organic garage went up 30% last couple days. Their finances are great including acquisitions and what not. Acquisition is a possibility. But I'm not here to inform you or educate you. I invest. I don't flip or shallowly look at charts.
Seems like what you say here is really shallow. And by the way, your stock picks are very typical investor, super shallow, all in one kind of sector or similar. A flipper. Good thing it's not a stock forum.
My stock picks are undervalued. Charts are great but you need to know fundamentals, and finances too. I got in early and took the ride up.
If you're just gonna brush me aside well hey, your loss buddy. And thanks for confirming that I am and will continue to make money. You sound just like any paid basher on the stock forums.
And I agree with Phil. If you want to talk like that being very bold with no basis. You should post your earnings.
Guess what I can type like this too.
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Ask yourself the following questions:
If based on the fundamentals, I believe that the stocks are undervalued, why actively managed mutual funds and hedge funds did not think so too bought a lot of such stock and continue buying until the stock become fairly priced? Am I smarter than all of them? Or did I made a mistake somewhere (I do not know where) and I am wrong and the stocks are actually fairly priced?
When you answer this question objectively (i.e., without any respect for your own ego and taking into account that, while analysis may be correct based on the information you have considers, it may be wrong based on a larger set of information that bigger player are able to analyse), the only rational answer you can get is "I am wrong and the stock are fairly priced"
As much as I welcome the support of the Ceiling Cat, him, Phil and you are very similar and all make the same mistake: you believe that your analysis is better than the analysis made by investment firms and you can actually beat the market. IMHO, anyone who is trying to pick the stocks or to time the market is an idiot. Investment is a simple risk-return decision between market-wide ETF and risk-free bonds.
He won't, he is a low level order taker, or a bank teller trying to sell bank products. He can't post it because its either tiny or so generic it would give away where he works. He is just regurgitating whatever he read in the company selling seminar handout.
Don't waste your time.
Wow, please read what I say.
Ego I work on myself think about this everyday.
If I look into financials and statistics, I use data.
Please research before you speel your, 'i am right attitude' before you try to teach others. That's your ego talking thanks.
What I don't think people realize is.. yes short selling should be used to cap over valued companies. But what is really happening in the market is rampant with manipulation. Dark pools exist buddy. It is not a place for retail investors, they are now also getting wind of this. We get paid to hold long term, but new retailers are short sighted.
I am frankly not surprised at these kind of replies, tbh. And rather judgemental you think? Shouldn't you be thinking what your ego is saying? 'Anyone who tries to beat the market or time it is an idiot?' let me quote you.
Btw I am not trying to beat the market, I am a student of the market and want to make some money LOL. I'm also researching actually putting down ground work to invest in things that seem interesting or profitable, maybe a combination of both. Most people are like you, looking into ETFs.. so I don't blame you for judging me this way. It's because people don't put an effort down to want to sit down and do some DD to invest in companies. It's alot of work to break outside of your comfort zone and try new things. I get that. And yeah It would be scary for the average person.. but this is EXACTLY what the institutions want you to believe.
Did you know you can short ETFs and that actually would affect the market as well?
Like I said, please research anything you invest.
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Assuming we don't, why not post your portfolio and blank out all of our your personal info??
You missed the main idea, so, here it is again. There is LOTS of data, so, you can only use a subset of it. Also, whatever your prediction is, it depends on the type of analysis you make and any possible mistake you do. Now, assume there are 10,000 people like you. Assume the true "fundamental" price is PF and the market price is PM. Assume you and 9,999 other people do everything correctly, so, the estimate of each person who do this analysis will be PF+Epsilon(i), where "i" is the person name and Epsilon(i) is a random variable with zero mean that depends on the data used, analysis performed, and mistakes made. Note that the expected value of anyone's estimate is PF. Now, assume your estimate is PY>PM. Does it mean that the stock is undervalued (PM<PF) or that it is valued correctly (PM=PF) but you are among the 50% of people who had Epsilon(i)>0? Note that you did everything correctly based on the information you used, however, your analysis failed to take into account the possibility that your are wrong. It is a classical case of "winner's curse" (google "the auction for a jar of coins").
Now, I know that what I say here will not be understood by most of "naive" investors with no finance education (who, like Butler, do not even know that passively-managed ETFs are never promote by any banks), but I tried. And, just to repeat myself, I invest in VCN.TO only because this is a passively-managed well-diversified ETF with only 0.05% management fee. And no, I am not going to post any financial statements (even if Phil will agree to post his naked photo to prove that he is a male with tattoos covered by duct tape to preserve anonymity). Never offered to and never will.
Up $4K this morning. Oil is really starting to take off now that the economies are opening up again.
Should be smooth sailing over the next 12 months
Should be smooth sailing over the next 12 months
Sold all 80,000 shares today for $0.016/share. So $312.00 USD profitBought another 75,000 shares of HIRU @ $0.0121/share.
Every once in a while I like to take 1 or 2K and speculate with it a bit.
If I lose then thats too bad, its money I can afford to lose
MRIN keeps going higher
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