Anyone else besides me holding AT&T and wondering WTF is this turd going to do? I admit I have had it long enough I am not paying as much attention to it as I should. I am down on paper but I guess I am supposed to get some free stock shares in discovery channel? I was holding this for the DIV. but I am starting to not like this stock anymore. I need to pay more attention as my holding is not as small as I wish it was at this point.
Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?
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Irrelevant
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sounds like my QS!
SAJ-99
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I echo your AT&T sentiments on Verizon. However, when I run the numbers it is doing what I expect of a defensive, dividend play. T has a few more issues than VZ that aren’t helping.
We must have bought NIO close to the same time, I’m “only” down 57% after today. I bought a chunk of ARKK on that same day, unfortunately.
Irrelevant
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I luckily got out of that latter stinker quite a while ago...
Time to fade the rip or no?
pointingdogsrule
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I'm still holding. I bought a while back and rode the price to the 40's and took half the profit. I still think that it's a good play. I can see the 40's this year and maybe 50. Jmo. Good luck to all.
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While the market worried about SPR, Apache repurchased ~9% of its stock in one quarter
Yesterday Apache (APA) updated the market on key modeling items ahead of earnings next month; though mostly procedural (dry hole expense, realized pricing, tax barrels), Apache flagged...
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Bummer!
www.cnbc.com
Facebook stock plummets 26% in its biggest one-day drop ever
Other tech stocks were down Thursday following Facebook's plunge.
Addicting
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I’m curious to see what Black Rifle Coffee inc does when it hits public.
Yeah, FB is giving me a beating this morning, but... Zuckerberg is supposedly down $31B, so I guess I can't complain too muchBummer!
Facebook stock plummets 26% in its biggest one-day drop ever
Other tech stocks were down Thursday following Facebook's plunge.
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Bummer!
Facebook stock plummets 26% in its biggest one-day drop ever
Other tech stocks were down Thursday following Facebook's plunge.
I have never jumped onto the Facebook/Meta band wagon. It would not hurt my feelings if this is the start of a trend for them/Zuckerberg
SD_Prairie_Goat
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MPC (marathon Petrol) had great earnings last night. By far my best winner:
Buy $30/share
Current $76/share
Dividend, 5.3 extra shares so far
Gains: $4,700
MPC option for 2023:
Buy $436/option
Strike price $60
Current price $2000ish
Gains: $3200
We won't talk about my losers in the tech sector, only the winners haha
Buy $30/share
Current $76/share
Dividend, 5.3 extra shares so far
Gains: $4,700
MPC option for 2023:
Buy $436/option
Strike price $60
Current price $2000ish
Gains: $3200
We won't talk about my losers in the tech sector, only the winners haha
i can't decide.
i won't buy myself because i feel like the increasing lack of social tolerance for facebooks existence and practices is inevitable.
but at the same time, i feel like their dominance is potentially further inevitable. i've thought about buying some today.
406dn
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I happened to be watching CNBC yesterday and heard Kevin O'Leary say he was buying a chunk of META in advance of the earnings report. So, your timing would be better than his.
lol
i love it when the whiz kids get whipped from time to time.
i feel like meta is one of those companies that everyone hates and congress wants to break up. but in 10 years time their stock will be 1000 regardless.
pointingdogsrule
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Liking my biggest holding Amazon. Nice recovery today. Ready for more ups and downs.
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Ford went from treating me real good to beating me senseless. Ugh.
Irrelevant
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So there's this "game" you play at corporate retreats where everyone has to list their superpower... I used to struggle to come up with anything I was really all that good at, but thankfully Robinhood as revealed that my true superhuman power is to buy stocks just before they crash. It's uncanny, they can be big names or small companies just starting off, the result is always the same.
It's almost like stocks are nuclear weapons from North Korea and I'm the best missile defense system ever, I shoot'em all down, one-by-one, doesn't matter how many come at me.
It's almost like stocks are nuclear weapons from North Korea and I'm the best missile defense system ever, I shoot'em all down, one-by-one, doesn't matter how many come at me.
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