Mockingbird2008

I always time this wrong. Sold 15 of my shares at $260, thinking it would drop to $245ish today, and was going to collect my extra share with the cash. It has been doing the same thing every day for over a week. Of course the day I do it, it shoots up. Glad I was wrong! Missed out on $300 in gains.

I see HGRAF on the list…that’s promising.

So at what point does the buying pressure (Peak $300-$310?) from the Nasdaq 100 additional slow down? Assume we see a solid drop after that. I may trim half my Roth Position and attempt to buy back after. I know if I do, it will rocket to $400 before I get to buy.

I sold my position a few days ago for a small 10% gain so I could buy a few more NBIS, so it will likely take off in the next week.

What does LTNC do and could they really take off?

I get all my stock picks here.

Brokerage: 147.98% (256.45% 1 year)
Roth IRA: 143.5% (423.90% 1 year)
401K: 13.76%
Son’s UTMA: 185.15% (280% 1 year) NBIS and HGRAF
Son’s 529: 11.72% Fidelity SP500 ETF and International Index

Trump promised me more bombs and destruction, the likes nobody has ever seen. I feel duped and sad I don’t get to watch it unfold on the gram.

Nice. Why is Sparc running? I have 2500 shares and should I sell and take profits for a potential rebuy?

I only have 1,000 shares at $1.58 so I can’t quit unless it hits $1,000 per share, unfortunately. So sad I sold my other 1k early on.

Flu A for me was rigors (extreme cold shaking for hours. No blankets helped), along with diarrhea, then vomiting, then fever. Every time I drank liquid, it would come out 15 minutes later. I become so dehydrated I ended up in the ER to receive an IV. I had no congestion or cough. Additionally, my at home test showed me negative the whole time. I was positive only during my ER flu test.