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https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001853513/000119312521192606/d117644ds1a.htmquote:Getting your car washed is fun and the sensory experience within our tunnels creates a magic, feel-good moment. We often refer to our stores as the stage and our tunnels the show where all our people play a part in our interactive and dynamic experience. The daily interactions between our team members and our customers create a string of moments, each of which plays a small but significant role in our customers’ love for our brand. Because we have changed the way that customers think about car washing—it’s easy, fast, and affordable—we’ve turned something that used to be a chore into a part of their regular routine. quote:“Four-wall EBITDA” means the sales generated by a store less the labor, chemical, credit card and utility costs to generate those sales; store-level expenses such as repairs and maintenance, property taxes, rent and supplies; and an allocation of regional labor, and related payroll taxes and benefits; Anyway that's how you IPO a carwash company with if I have my math right is about a P/E of 39, P:S 10, and a price per carwash of $17.7 million.
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gay picnic defence posted:Stupid question- are options prices quoted per share or per contract (which contains 100 shares)? Per share, a contract at $1.50 will cost $150 (plus commission.) e: unrelated, but today sucked for my gambling account. I'm down about 10% over the last 3 months, drat meme puts where the underlying haven't come back to reality yet. Also, half my gambling account is SOFI, can someone please memeify SOFI? Wifi Toilet fucked around with this message at 00:55 on Jun 26, 2021 |
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gay picnic defence posted:Stupid question- are options prices quoted per share or per contract (which contains 100 shares)? You just add the quoted cost to the strike to get your break even, makes it nice and simple.
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DapperDraculaDeer posted:Yeah but that which must never be spoketh has been spoken. So we all know what happens next. Buying at a discount on Monday?
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Syrinxx posted:Do I take my sick gains with $GOON being at 2.30 or hodl I cashed out at $2.27 and will wait for another dip to ride again (have fun mooning, y'all). To quote the $GOON prospectus's author: "Here's to living like movie stars, partying like rock stars, and loving like porn stars." -Ja Rule
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D1Sergo posted:In other news, I am overextended on a cannabis-related penny-stock that is rumored to be going current soon, so next week I'll either be very happy or very 'welp, what the gently caress did I expect'. What stock
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Wifi Toilet posted:Per share, a contract at $1.50 will cost $150 (plus commission.) I have two meme puts waiting for a correction, dated for one week and two weeks. 
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For people who are cashing out on NDRA, how much profit are you taking? I've just been holding since like early April waiting for it to cross $2.50 again, but I'm getting the sense most of you were going in for way more shares than I was
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Warmachine posted:I have two meme puts waiting for a correction, dated for one week and two weeks. Good luck! Mine are August so I have a few more weeks of hope, but I'll have to think about selling by mid July before the serious decay hits.
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SOFI took a big fat dump Friday. Is their CEO best friends with Matt gaetz or what
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Hadlock posted:SOFI took a big fat dump Friday. Is their CEO best friends with Matt gaetz or what SOFI is one of the Motley Fool picks right now so anyone who pays for that service (don’t) will be getting a bunch of Hodl emails over the weekend.
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Motley Fool will have a write-up for every price movement that becomes obsolete within an hour, always followed by "Did you know we called it with Tesla and Netflix? Buy all our picks!"
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Why is SCR dumping so much after the vote? But the FAA says SPCE can take passengers to space and they moon when they’ve only had a single good flight.
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a fatguy baldspot posted:What stock EVIO, lab services for cannabis testing. Been following them a couple months, it's a pretty poorly managed company to be honest but they've been sitting at rock bottom for a bit, got a new CEO (for whatever that's worth since she's the former COO), and internet chatter says they plan to have their paperwork current by the end of the month. The price has moved quickly a couple times in the last months on rumors, I'm betting that real news is coming that will send it skyward. Or I'm completely wrong, the stock dies and takes my investment with it. Yay penny stocks! edit: They also hired a CSO in May who looks like he left a decent 10-year position to join them, my gut says something is building but keep in mind that I have yet to make a profit in stocks. D1Sergo fucked around with this message at 15:31 on Jun 26, 2021 |
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I bought ATOS just before its previous dump off, but it surged back enormously this week. The IV was stupidly high, and I kind of want to hold the stock, so I ended up selling OTM July covered calls for ridiculous premium. After losing way too much money in the past greedily buying short expiration OTM calls, I think I'm now convinced that doing the opposite and selling high IV covered calls is probably a very smart and safe strategy.
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Power of Pecota posted:For people who are cashing out on NDRA, how much profit are you taking? I've just been holding since like early April waiting for it to cross $2.50 again, but I'm getting the sense most of you were going in for way more shares than I was I'm waiting another week or two to see what the russell index rebelance does to to pricing, if anything. I dont have a specific price point in mind.
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Wow someone actually exercised my Wish CCs. No more wish 4 me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Space Fish posted:Motley Fool will have a write-up for every price movement that becomes obsolete within an hour, always followed by "Did you know we called it with Tesla and Netflix? Buy all our picks!" MF and Cramer have built empires out of being wrong 1,490,000 times but being sorta vaguely right about 100 times, and like 3 times they actually nailed it. So their prediction batting average is somewhere between televangelist and Alex Jones, and, oh, look at that, morons trust those guys, too. Now if you'll excuse me I'll be dumping my rent check into some fatty liver detector machine stock because goons are never wrong.
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:MF and Cramer have built empires out of being wrong 1,490,000 times but being sorta vaguely right about 100 times, and like 3 times they actually nailed it. Motley Fool publishes a market-cap weighted index of their recommendations: https://www.fool100.com/ "What is the Motley Fool 100 Index? The "Fool 100" is a new market-cap weighted index that measures the performance of The Motley Fool’s 100 largest investment ideas." there is an ETF that tracks it: https://www.mfamfunds.com/motley-fool-100-index.html the performance of that ETF is essentially indistinguishable from Vanguard's Megacap Growth ETF: https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.php?MGK,TMFC&n=800&O=011000 congrats everyone, you buy MF stocks and you're basically just buying megacap growth
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Power of Pecota posted:For people who are cashing out on NDRA, how much profit are you taking? I've just been holding since like early April waiting for it to cross $2.50 again, but I'm getting the sense most of you were going in for way more shares than I was I'm guessing ~2.05-2.10 to 2.25. The stock used to swing up to 2.75-2.90 weekly from similar lows, but hasn't in like 3 months. So it looks like people are lowering expectations and just cashing out at 2.30 now.
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Space Fish posted:Motley Fool will have a write-up for every price movement that becomes obsolete within an hour, always followed by "Did you know we called it with Tesla and Netflix? Buy all our picks!" That is my experience yes. One of the founders is retiring as well  they endlessly harp on about their wins but they don’t do anything that you can get for free elsewhere.
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Space Fish posted:Motley Fool will have a write-up for every price movement that becomes obsolete within an hour, always followed by "Did you know we called it with Tesla and Netflix? Buy all our picks!"
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This is exactly why I blocked all Motley Fool articles from my daily feeds. What a rubbish website.
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Since someone asked about Seeking Alpha, and now theres this Motley Fool discussion: What services/news subscriptions ARE actually worth the sticker price? The OP hasn't been updated in a decade, so...
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Warmachine posted:Since someone asked about Seeking Alpha, and now theres this Motley Fool discussion: What services/news subscriptions ARE actually worth the sticker price? I’ve had about a 60% success rate with Unusual Whales. Buy similar options to their call outs, sell at ~20% profit. Stop loss at -15%.
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Warmachine posted:Since someone asked about Seeking Alpha, and now theres this Motley Fool discussion: What services/news subscriptions ARE actually worth the sticker price? Aside from the stuff like Unusual Whales that Libcrusher mentioned that are giving you real-time stuff to trade on in hours or minutes, there is nothing that’s really worth it in the sense that you can do it all yourself for free with finviz and seeking alpha if you’re willing to sort through stuff (the breadth of coverage on seeking alpha is honestly astounding and the quality is far higher than it has any right to be). Also check what your broker gives you for research. I have accounts at E*Trade and Wells Fargo. E*Trade research is awful but WF pretty much gives you a Morningstar subscription for free plus other stuff. Kuppy’s Event Driven Monitor just went behind a paywall and I’d pay for it if it were a couple hundred bucks a year but he wants $2500 and I don’t value my time that much. GuruFocus used to have stuff you couldn’t find on other screeners (short interest, insider stuff) but that’s not true any more. I guess check what you’re looking for and see if anybody sells it. If I could find some place that would let me back test screeners the way I want to I’d pay for it but haven’t found it yet. If you just want to spend money for professional analysis Morningstar’s pretty reasonable.
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Subvisual Haze posted:I bought ATOS just before its previous dump off, but it surged back enormously this week. The IV was stupidly high, and I kind of want to hold the stock, so I ended up selling OTM July covered calls for ridiculous premium. After losing way too much money in the past greedily buying short expiration OTM calls, I think I'm now convinced that doing the opposite and selling high IV covered calls is probably a very smart and safe strategy. I do this too, but the downside is when the IV does it’s thing and tanks the price of the underlying shares. But for something you were planning to hold anyway it makes sense to churn premium. One thing I’ve been doing a bit recently is selling ITM CCs. Someone in here mentioned AREC, I bought some shares at $2.81 and sold $2.50 calls 30 days out for $0.50. A quick 7% gain, or the stock tanks and I do it again for August. Seems good for meme peaks too, I’ve been riding some BB calls down for more money than the stock is losing just by buying ITM calls and watching the price deflate, and rolling the strike down on the way.
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I sold off my SPCE on Friday and had 200 shares of PLTR called away this weekend @$23. I already have a 401k/Roth in mostly S&P500/VTSAX, so I'm not looking for broad ETFs. On Monday, I'll have ~$7600 to spend. What should I buy? My thoughts: Buy 150 more $GOON to make 2000 shares because I like even numbers (giving me 3000 shares total between my brokerage and Roth IRA) Buy back 100 shares of PLTR and sell covered calls on this 100 shares (already have 200 shares with CCs for 1/21/22) at ~.30 delta Buy 7 shares of AAPL to bring my total to 100.xxx and sell weekly CCs on this at ~.15 delta This leaves me roughly $3000 and any premiums will go towards VTI. I am thinking of picking up additional shares of the following, but undecided on how much: NVO - currently hold 4 shares. P/E of 28.75. Increasing trend over the last 5 years. Recent weight loss drug approved by the FDA. HASI - currently hold 32.xxx shares. P/E of 45.09. Increasing trend over the last 5 years. Recent boost from Biden's infrastructure plan. 0.35c/share per quarter dividend. Possible purchase: BAC - possible dividend increase and buybacks recently approved. Currently near (at least recent) ATH. 0.18c/share quarter dividend. Brainstorming: EVs other than TSLA - perhaps GM? Maybe F? I'll never buy an(other) American car, but I may buy stock if they're looking to capitalize on EV tech. I don't trust Chinese stocks like NIO. Semiconductors - TSM or MU? I had MU for a while and I know there will be growth, but is it already "priced in" with these? REITs - DEA - mostly federal government tenants. 0.26c/share per quarter dividend. Likely not to increase much. Walk-in pharmacies - CVS or WBA - all downward trending, but lots of mentions lately in the stock news suggestions. Fintech -  at buttcoins, but if people are going to be using them (they will) would COIN make sense to reap the fees? Perhaps SQ (very high valuation atm)? Feel free to tell me my ideas are dumb or offer suggestions!
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I've been looking hard at VOLT for a while now. Of course it started running while I was still trying to find a buy in price I liked but I think over the next few months it will run even further. If it dips tomorrow I plan to sink some money into it. Staffing solutions and foreclosure performers seem like they are going to be pretty solid stocks for the next six months.
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Hadlock posted:SOFI took a big fat dump Friday. Is their CEO best friends with Matt gaetz or what Some of their shares unlock Monday, so it tanked in advance of maybe possibly tanking https://www.benzinga.com/news/21/06...-up-period-lock
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Power of Pecota posted:For people who are cashing out on NDRA, how much profit are you taking? I've just been holding since like early April waiting for it to cross $2.50 again, but I'm getting the sense most of you were going in for way more shares than I was $0.30- $0.40 per share.
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This is a  video. Adding Blackrock to the dystopian hellworld ETF and trying to avoid using ishares when possible from now on.https://twitter.com/INVESTMENTSHULK/status/1409302380559142922 edit: FWIW, I think this is a very old video, circa march 2011. original on youtube is march 03, 2011 @ bloomberg quicktake account I hadn't seen it until now pmchem fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Jun 28, 2021 |
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No captions on that video, what is he saying? They drink the blood of preteens or what?
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SKULL.GIF posted:No captions on that video, what is he saying? "Stock markets don't like instability, they like stability. You get stability from tolitarian governments. Democrocies, as you have seen *smiles* are quite messy." and then you're like, oh, a pause, he's gonna realize that sounds bad, and walk it back, lol, and then no, he doubles down SKULL.GIF posted:They drink the blood of preteens or what? Basically
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pmchem posted:This is a Lol cool
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He doesn’t mean markets markets don’t care, he means entrenched privileged investors that own politicians. They like to only have to buy them once then maintain the relationship.
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SKULL.GIF posted:No captions on that video, what is he saying? They drink the blood of preteens or what? meanwhile over at my stock portfoilio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InnwzzJa8ek 
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So apparently DeGiro has started doing the same thing Robin Hood did for their new German Flatex overlords. The AFM is not amused.
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