Hello Everyone I saw the text from Lazutinku , Hopefully everyone will see this thread and we get goin
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Pm rebound options trader
Buy calls on ROOT
Price: $5
Expiration: March-18-2022 or March 22
Limit Price: $2.10
Thanks Dragontit – If you dont mind, can you list all the active options on rebound?
Rebound
MJ 15 oct expire $21 call
Coin Jan 2022, $220 call
DKNG Jan 2022, $ 50 call
ACB Jan $10 call
CGC Jan21, $25 call
ARKF Jan 21, $52 call
DDD feb 18, $33 call
CHWY JAN21, $90 call
ROOT mar 18, 2022, $5 call
MARA mar 18 2022, $31 call.
Rebound
MJ 15 oct expire $21 call
Coin Jan 2022, $220 call
DKNG Jan 2022, $ 50 call
ACB Jan $10 call
CGC Jan21, $25 call
ARKF Jan 21, $52 call
DDD feb 18, $33 call
CHWY JAN21, $90 call
ROOT mar 18, 2022, $5 call
MARA mar 18 2022, $31 call.
There are a couple that expire today worthless and then the way down ones in sept like SSYS and PLUG.
Thanks ! @seaturtle
Thanks, I really appreciate the update.
Thank you!
Does anyone know Ian King’s 3 new Crypto picks with 12X in 12 months? Is SNX one of them?
Hi Julie, the picks are all shown in the previous messages – see the table provided by VENKATESAN
August 13, 2021 11:12 pm
Thanks a bunch! I was hoping to get the (3) picks that he is specifically mentioning of the (16) listed. I haven’t bought any cryptos yet other than ETH & BTC on Robinhood. This is exciting to be on Coinbase!
Nano Dimension Ltd (NASDAQ: NNDM) reported second-quarter FY21 revenue growth of 181.6% year-on-year to $0.81 million.
Crypto flash trader
Buy into SUSHI
11.73. 12.75. 13.77
Unfortunately I have my funds set in Coinbase and can’t buy there, it available on Gemini
Thank you. It is tradable in Coinbase. Please double check. Thanks.
Just bought it in Coinbase Pro
Just learned it is on Coinbase, except not approved if you are in NY.
Also available on kucoin. You dont need kyc for kucoin so may be viable option for NY residents. Anything listed on Coinbase will be on Kucoin. The downside though is you will have to transfer funds from coinbase to kucoin – cant directly deposit ach to kucoin – so there will be gas fees, but the savings on trading fees on kucoin make up for it over time.
Thanks, DD
Since I live in the overly regulated State of New York, rather than open more accounts I added the amount I would have invested to the existing recommendations that have retracted.
I did the same thing.
Thank you Time to Roll… Buy it in CoinBase Pro.
It is also available on Kraken. Again strangely enough I bought some 3 days ago before the recommendation. Good luck to all
FTX is a great crypto exchange. They have shushi swap. I use FTX and Coinbase pro.
Motley Fool SA just posted next rec… Intuit
Whos rec? David or Tom? Its always difficult to buy these recs when its at all time highs. It may just be my way of thinking is completely wrong, as many of these 100x continues to go down. All things aside, thank you for your post. though its in the wrong thread.
Any information on 100x? my portfolio is getting worst.
This week has been bad on the markets as a whole…personally, I am down on average 2.7% across four accounts. This includes 100X stocks–as well as numerous others. Ups and Downs in the markets are expected. Currently with COVID-19, Afghanistan, etc. there is a lot of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (#FUD) as well as people choosing to take profits. For me, I am choosing to stay the course, stick to my plan (1 -3 yrs unless catalysts or significant changes occur in a given company) with an on longer-term, big picture. #BOP
Being new to investing, I assumed that when PM says he is BOP and that we’re in the thick of a bull market, stock prices would go up. I expected ups and downs in the market but not down, down, down. To me, the downward trend would indicate a bear market.
Today he said being in the thick of a bull market doesn’t mean there won’t be losses. Wish he would have cautioned this back in February. Oh well, I guess this is a lesson learned.
Although I’m still hanging in, I’m getting tired of his cheerleading without seeing any results. I don’t mean this as a harsh criticism. It’s just that he’s been saying the same thing over and over for months.
Sorry, Just needed to vent today.
Completely understand, I am frustrated and don’t like being in the red. But, hopefully it helps keep things in perspective knowing that the downturn is not limited to, or concentrated in, PM recommendations. Over the past two weeks, the Russell 2000–a key small-cap stock index—is down ~ 5.14%. AND it is down ~ 9.65% from a high in late March. Guess what I’m saying is that if one invested in small-cap stocks outside of PM’s services, they would likely be in the red too.
One has to decide:
1) their timeline for investments (I do not need the small amount in my brokerage accounts for 5 – 10 years);
2) one’s risk tolerance (PM encourages keeping cash in one’s brokerage account as a buffer, the amount to keep depends on one’s tolerance level. PM even cautions those who may need their money near term, or those with little tolerance for volatility, that his services may not be “right” for them);
3) one’s personal investment plan (I.e. what to buy—align with one’s values and objectives; when to buy and sell based on one’s objectives, risk tolerance, etc. I do not buy every PM recommendation, I have kept a few positions that PM opted to sell, and I have sold out of a few positions that PM is still holding—all this is in accordance with MY plan and MY objectives).
It is hard, investing is not for the faint of heart, but for me, the potential upside is far better than sitting on the sidelines in a savings account, CD, or money market account. Just my $0.02 worth.
My issue has been 1) buying the wrong recommendations. 2) I tried the wait the long term approach with a few of his recommendations a number of years ago and find myself at holding shares with less than 20% of the value that I had paid!
Unfortunately, i know too well where you’re coming from. in addition to being down, I too am holding the bag on a few, non-PM recommendations, that I had intended to get 10 – 25% profit on fairly short order.
I totally get you. I actually subscribed to his entry level newsletter back around 2012 or 2013, and took almost immediate losses on around 90% of his recommendations at the time. Some made a little bit money in, some sold when they rebounded close ti my purchase price, others like Under Armour I took a bath on (unfortunately, I kept holding that hoping it would come back up and it still isn’t anywhere what I bought in at!!!)
I wish I had held onto some of those sticks now. As bad timing goes, I just starts investing in a lot lot of his recommendations shared here during the past couple of weeks and have been taking a bath. I get that these services are making recommendations for the long haul, but you would think recommendations for entry points would be better!! On a few of the recommendations, I even waited a few days as I find that the price has been dropping a few days after the recommendations, but even being in at lower prices a few days later I’ve taken a beating!!!
I am a small-time investor, and I certainly cannot afford to lose large sums. I subscribe to PU and have done so for a couple of years now. My approach may not be “right” for everyone, but if can be of any help going forward, here is what I choose to do:
With any stock I want to get into, I determine my desired entry point (taking into consideration PM or others suggested ranges, 10-day and 20-day simple moving averages, volume, highs and lows, etc.), submit a limit order to purchase the number of shares (or crypo, which I just started getting my toes wet in) that I can afford, and wait–patience is key. When it comes time to sell–whether based on PM or others recommendation, or in accordance with my own objectives–I follow the same approach.
Personally, I try to NOT chase a stock. Generally, based on how badly I want to get in–or out–I may adjust my limit order up or down, depending on the price action of the stock. Sadly, I am not perfect in this–emotions occasionally get the better of me! But, I rarely jump in and buy, or sell, at market.
Mampilly’s Profits Unlimited started in 2016. What subscription newsletter did you join in 2012?
Just checked my investing email folder. Was January 2017 when hit the profits unlimited subscription, that included the Bauman letter.
Under armour was was recommended just before it tanked and than split into A and B shares. Chipotle went to 50% of its value – has recovered nicely now, but kept and having the repeated food poisoning cases and kept tanking and I eventually sold it. We’re a couple of other dogs.
2012 was a motley fools membership. At the end of last year I got the Shah Gilani. Which it seemed that of the portfolio he recommended, I bought the half that did really bad for the most part, or just slight bumps and falls. Same issue with Gilani as well, where it always seems like his recommendations to buy are coming a week before there is a drastic dip, and his sell recommendations come after you already gave back a obligation chunk of the profits you made, before a stick really tanks.
I started waiting a few days after his recommendations snd got stocks like chargepoint much cheaper, but his sell recommendations came long after major profits were gone and the stock was close to the purchase price.
Of his real good picks, I ended up selling godaddy way too early and would have made a lot more had I hung I. To it. it’s now come down now to what I purchased it for. I sold chewy after a dip and took a small profit, but than it went really high. I didn’t act on Home depot, Target and another retail stock, which i regret and I’m kicking myself for. I did act on a couple of his bank stocks, financial stocks, shipping stocks, and small chip stock, which have been dogs.
I don’t have an options trading account, so I didn’t act on his options recommendations, that are doing really well.
I thought you lost money because of Paul Mampilly’s newsletter in 2012. Thanks for the clarification.
I have been with PM since 2019 and overall, I made more money with PM than on my own (I started stocks in June2018) Even with this 2021 free fall, I still have 110% gain. So, Im still BOP with Mampilly ang King!
This year’s down turn is a learning experience for all of us. Thank you for everyone’s ideas.
I have chargepoint, blink, beem, and evgo. I believe that charging stock play will go big in the years to come.
Like with a friend recommending a stock, you have to research it yourself, not just jump in assuming it’s a good idea for you.
Okay, jumping in to remind everyone that especially with 100x we are in early and volatility is expected.
Also, our whole portfolio should not be 100x small caps. 5-10%, probably.
Full disclosure, I have about 50%, but this does not include my 401(k), so probably really only 25%.
I fixate on the numbers as they move too. I enjoy the excitement of it all. But it’s probably healthier to not look continually, and just let them ride until an alert comes.
Side note, crypto is worse. As an old guy I wake up throughout the night with shoulder pain repeatedly, and can’t help but look.
Hold on, people.
I’m 52 and I did not know much in investing, I had my IRA investments in few funds and berkshire. My portfolio got hit in Mar-2020 and found few stocks NVDA, amazon got more than 50% in next few months.
So got into investing last october, I was up 35% till feb and was fully loaded with SPACs and small caps, now I’m at loss 25% of my investments and 50% from Feb. Need someone to look into my portfolio, really scared of looking at it. In last couple of months itself my portfolio got hit with ARVL, PSTH warrants then LCID, STEM, CLSK, NNDM, ALTU, NIO, PLL IO, HOFV and many more. I made few mistakes trading options, I have just couple of stock in my portfolio that are green everything is red from 5% to 70%, I know I should have added stop loss but my problem is I avoid selling it at loss, and in few days later I see it down further.
At least I should reach break even and get out of this market.
Really not sure how to get out of it.
Not sure what your situation is, but it sounds like you mainly have small cap stocks / unprofitable companies. Those are the stocks that have the biggest advantage with a low intrest rate and those interests will be going up, maybe by the end off the year, maybe later. You don’t want to only own speculative stocks, especially the older you get.
Like most people, I bought stock in February that is sitting in some solid red. In my decision to sell or not I try not to look at what I paid for it, just whether I want to be owning that company or not. The stock doesn’t care what you paid for it.
Just to illustrate. One of my first investments, +10 years ago went quickly down to 20% of my investment. I didn’t sell for years, but I finally realized that the price I paid had nothing to do with what I could get for it. I recently checked and that stock went up 50% in the last year, like almost every stock. If I had held my position I would have been at 30% of my initial investment.
Sometimes you get out of it without braking even.
Good luck.
Thanks for keeping motivated. But I got another setback today with PSTH warrants, Bill Ackman is planning to dissolve it becuase of lawsuit, and warrants are down -60% in a day, so mine one is 85% at loss and I’m holding considerable warrants.
I concur. Options are not for newbies or the faint of heart. I find them especially difficult now with this market, where a correction can wipe out nearly every open position.
And right now there is so much out there that can cause major economic adjustment — new variants, Chi-Com aggression, etc. — I’ve been staying away, mostly.
If you want to gamble, crypto might be a better option. On the majors, at least you don’t get wiped out, and you can just shift it to a HODL position.
Stop trading Options if you’re new to investment.
If you’re new to investing, marissa, it’s certainly understandable that you would be extremely frustrated with the disheartening recent performance of PM’s stock picks. We all are! And it definitely helps to vent. But tomorrow, next week, next month, next year, next decade, or at some point in future, the worm will turn and these stocks will go back up. In the meantime, it’s helpful to remember the words of Baron Rothschild about stocks: “Buy when there is blood in the streets.” Of course, that may mean we’re buying more of these small cap, hypergrowth stocks every single day since they’re always red, so keep your powder dry if at all possible.
I can understand your frustration. Some of his sales pitch can be very irritating and in some cases in my opinion plain wrong. I get his focus on A2.0 stocks which over the long term may do well but this is a relatively small segment of the market and a high risk/potentially high reward part of the market. I guess it is easy to get sucked in when the stocks are going up pre February into having an over allocation to this market and then not taking enough profits along the way and that certainly happened to me. So my big lessons are watch the market allocation and take some profits on the way up (he recommends the latter to be fair). The big issue for me is do I stick with the stocks or shave a few. I have personally decided to scale back on some and then let the rest run. If there is a wider stock market correction in the autumn these stocks could take another hammering. Although he has a good track record from 2016 that is not a long time and during this period it has been a bull market with exceptionally low interest rates. One of the things that I don’t like about him is his derision for so called A 1.0 stocks some of which he says will go to zero. That is far too extreme imho. At the moment some of my old style stocks have produced solid returns which, at the moment, makes it a little easier to take the losses on A2.0 stocks (JPM +53%,AXP +56%,AMT +32%, COST +27%,BRKB +27%,MSFT +136%, FB +68% and one in a losing position MKK-5%). So I would definitely not only listen to him. I think it is also fair to acknowledge that the 100X stocks are long term and high risk and I think need a 5 year minimum perspective (plus take some profits along the way imho) but some of the recent PU and TM picks have not been great so far.
Rebound Options buy calls on MARA
March 2022
Strike 31
Limit $12
Hey, everyone. Remember, it was exactly 6 months ago when we all thought we were freakin’ geniuses with our stock picks and were ready to retire early and rich. That now seems like a lifetime ago with everything this market has put us through. During this time, I’ve learned a valuable lesson: If a stock isn’t currently at zero, it can still go lower. Much lower. Who knew?
I was in (China Stock) LUCKIN Coffee heavily……I bought all the FOMO about LKNCY and kept on buying – then boom!…the bottom dropped out with their accounting irregularities and then getting de-listed from Nasdaq….I watched my holdings plummet from a high of $50 per share in January of 2020 to a low below $2. Luckily I had dollar cost averaged in. I was patient and actually bought a few hundred shares at around $2 and then waited. I thought a company with that many coffee outlets in China couldn’t go belly up and with new leadership they would claw their way back. When the stock jumped one day I sold all my shares except for one lot of 100@$2. That sale allowed me to exit out of my large LKNCY holding, while doing a little better than breaking even. I kept the 100 shares as a reminder of my hubris in thinking one stock could make me rich and now I have a small winner (so far) in Luckin Coffee (its a 7 bagger!) of course I now only have a basis of $200 that is worth almost $1400.
Absolutely awesome! Of course, that was an extremely risky strategy in putting more money into a company that filed for bankruptcy. I’m happy to hear it worked out in your favor while scoring some multi-bagger gains for all of your efforts. Bag holders of Enron stock didn’t have that option as its stock was declared worthless in 2004. But your strategy here definitely epitomizes how dollar cost averaging and patience are the best tools retail investors have to ride out the downturns, extreme volatility, and all of the other market forces that we cannot control.
Good lessen. I learned my lessons on Chi-Com stocks and now avoid them entirely.
For what its worth all of the comments here reflect my thoughts too. I may be one of the lucky one’s in that I do not need to get out what I “invested” immediately so can hang on for the 3 years or so when the A2O stocks will be flying, fingers crossed. Like everybody I regret not taking some profits in February. Its clear that money is moving out of the stock recommendations into Crypto. Fortunately I did buy various coins that have been recommended and as these rising rapidly it has my attention rather than daily views of my stock portfolio. This will change and depending on your view point either the crypto market is now bull after a pull back or is in a bear and will go much lower after the past few weeks. Personally, looking at weekly charts, I think the previous highs will be revisited for both $BTC and $ETH, so I am holding firm. My plan will then be to put the profits into Yield Nodes (previously mentioned on this chat) to gain a monthly income and compound some profits.
Blockchain tech, I believe, is going to be a huge part of A2.0. In the last few months, with this crypto correction and the market correction, admittedly, I’ve become out of balance buying crypto and crypto related stocks. Once BTC and the others get back to their highs, I likely will rebalance some, but firmly believe this tech will lead to some of our biggest gains.
The volatility of crypto is hard to stomach right now, but a lot of institutional buying is occurring, and as it does, I think we’ll see the huge swings be smaller.
Another factor to make the swings smaller are the Yield Nodes and other Di-Fi earning opportunities which will cause tokens to be parked or locked in for periods of time.
Cousins kid, young guy, is all-in on BTC. Had a long discussion with him and he is negative on every other crypto, expressing why would you put money into the others that are scams and offer nothing BTC doesn’t offer. I think he’s wrong here, and ETH-based tokens certainly do offer improvement in functionality, and ADA is actively working to improve its functionality. His position was that everything can be done with BTC (like smart contracts). He’s right, I suppose, but there is no real “leadership” driving this with BTC, where you see that with many of these other token communities. Interesting talk. I don’t think either of us changed the others opinion. Remember AOL? Although early leaders shine, others build on their shoulders. I suspect the experience of the 57 year old will be right here.
ADA was the first of the top 5 market cap cryptos to get back to its ATH last night.
PM’s got us in some good crypto related stocks. Expecting big things from them.
Total agree, this Crypto Flash Trader seems to be worth the subscription price, and at this point is offsetting the decline in my speculative stock portfolio .
Thanks for that assessment!
Pauls E.fortune :Sell HEXO Corp. (NYSE: HEXO) at the market
sorry guys been sending alerts to sell in loss. I sold mine with negative 5 k loss as well.
It’s not your fault mate!! Appreciate the alerts.
Can one of you help with all the active Pm’s options trades on his 2 subscriptions
Hey Guys – Anyone know what Paul M is teasing in “Blockchain Fortunes: The Company at the Forefront of a $3 Trillion Revolution.”?… i am a bit new to this so apologies in advance if this isn’t the right place to ask.
Hello MS123, This one is a special recommendation that has been in portfolio for a while. Its RAMBUS $RMBS. The buy price was $15 issued Jan 28th 2020.
Thank you!!
I bought that at about $10.00 & sold at about $20.00… doubled my money and then bailed. Moving forward, I think I’ll take advise from others on this chain…. to take profits & keep a little in the game! Thank you all for everyone’s advise & opinions!
I have a small starter portfolio. About 30k in about 30 diff pm stocks. When should I take profits? Some now are up 20 percent. Should I take profits and let it ride, or just leave it all alone
I know there has been a lot of pain in the 100x
PM portfolio, I’m a member of PU, never made the leap to 100x. Has anyone considered the possibility that having Strong Hands might be the wrong strategy that maybe the reason for the past run up in these micro cap stocks is nothing more than the recommendation, the subscribers bidding it higher, leaks onto Stock Gumshoe then more buyers, maybe there is no value in these stocks just one time pump. I’m not so sure that they aren’t intentionally being leaked to drive the performance of the portfolio like a self fulfilling prophecy.
Just be careful, I’m not saying some of these stocks won’t run back up but some are just plain ole pump n dumps with no real value.
I don’t think it’s a pump and dump with no real value, and I don’t think the leaks from message boards like this account for much. I’d doubt the average person reading here has more than $2million in their portfolios (Some more, some a lot less). I’ve done better with my PU, EF and TM picks than with the other services I signed up for. (in the red on SP, IPO and 100x), but I’m holding on. The IPO service has been a killer to my portfolio, so my urge is to sell, but when I look at the 20 or so holdings (15 in the red, and even my green ones underperforming the market), I think a few of these companies will be big winners in the next 2-3 years. Might be wrong, but I hope not. Or look at it another way: if 1-2 of these take off, I’ll be a happy camper. But, I believe the average investor with $100,000 would be best served by buying a subscription to PU, reading everything that comes with it, following the rules of the game, and building a portfolio of 10-15 stocks, would do really well. Then, if you make enough, buy into TM and EF. The other 3 services, and the option and crypto services are not for the weak of heart, or for the person who cannot weather a 20-30% downturn. I have under 10% of my portfolio at risk in these 3, so I can stand a storm. But each service has a risk, and depending on a message board to guide you is the riskiest thing you can do. But I don’t think any of those stocks are pump and dumps, and implying that is probably an unfair comparison. PM makes it clear that everyone buying or selling at once will make a stock move quickly.
I just don’t see this and pump and dump. He has not issued sell advice on any 100X stocks and he leaves it up to investors when they take profits. Arguably many of us including myself have failed to take enough profits (i.e partial “dump”) on the way up.
I don’t think that the 100X recs are pump and dump!. These recs are new tech, growth stocks that will increase in value and utility over time, imho. Not all but some will be 1 to 10 baggers. These are small cap stocks and as such very volatile! I’m still BOP!
Segudge1,
Part of the past run up was the timing of the start of 100x in April 2020, right after the COVID crash. PM warned of the euphoria everyone would feel, as the whole market recovered in a V-shaped fashion making us all feel like stock geniuses. As a “leaker,” I can assure you that at least my roll has not been a P and D. I’m holding every one of the 100x since their first day.
If you do some research into the stocks, I think you’ll change your mind. I suggest you go to some of the companies’ sites and if available sign up for their alerts. Start with LTBG, and then loon through their news releases. This will help you understand that these a potentially game-changing companies. LTBG has gotten patents, government grants, seems to be keeping to its timeline. Very exciting.
Then look into MARA, their recent miner purchases and growth, BTC on-hand growth, etc.
Continue the process.
I love a good conspiracy theory, but…
Thank you very much for being a “leaker” it is something none of us take for granted
I think we all have to etch the memory of the last year in our brains, and derive a lesson.
In Dec. and again in Mar., I remember two calls with my brother and our euphoria over the gains we had. We jokingly said, “Let’s sell it all. This is too good to be true.” We did take some profits. Not nearly enough, in hindsight.
Remember the rules of the game. Take some profits on the way up.
Right now, as crypto recovers, I’m thinking the same thing. I loaded up when it was down. As soon at BTC gets up to the 60s again, I will start taking some off the table, building up the cash for the next correction.
DD. I completely agree. Re Crypto I am taking a mixed approach. Some of my holding will be long term holds but I am also putting in some incremental sell orders at fixed price levels to force myself to take some profits on the way up. Almost certainly this will be sub optimal but you are not going able to buy the exact lows and sell out at the exact highs on a regular basis. I am more bullish about some of the cryptos than many of the small stocks at the moment because I think we are still very early in the crypto space. Just my opinion.
I totally agree DD. I took my eye off the ball just at the wrong time mid February this year. I will not let that happen again . I am all for strong hands but will be taking more profits should there be a run up on our stocks again. It was undoubtedly greed that set in. My wife said don’t lose those profits, I won’t I said, how wrong I was. Realistically I think that has set me back probably two years. In the meantime crypto may be my saviour. I am using charts on trading view to aid my decisions, using weekly and daily charts MACD RSI and Volume. Would you recommend any other indicators?
Honestly, I don’t have a firm grasp on the technicals of crypto. Been learning from IK and ID, though.
And even looking at technicals, when a tweet from some a-hole can move these up and down…
What has convinced me is the institutional $ going into crypto. Those buyers won’t be as fickle as we individuals, and should add to stability and growth.
And I am paying attention to IK and ID about staying away from Schiff tokens. — with the exception of ADA, which neither of them seem to like, but I personally think it has potential, and their plan is carried out, perhaps it grows tremendously.
Still in the A2.0 stocks, but did sell some off to move to crypto.
Thanks for your reply. Seems that we are in similar position about IK and ID. I have also brought and sold $ADA and again over the weekend swapped some of The Graph $GRT for $ADA. Watching the latter it does seem to be an “in favour” crypto. I have these equal weighted now so will be interesting to watch. I also use Heiken Ashi which I think gives greater clarity on daily / weekly price actions. I must agree though that all the charting is a waste of time when we see tweets that result in a rush of buys or sells.
Nice to see $BTC hit $50k on Sunday. Maybe another dip mid week before pushing towards $60k. All the best.
It depends on whether you are a day trader. If you are an ordinary investor you may find Token Metrics worthwhile. They use machine learning and AI to generate bullish and bearish signals for individual tokens. They have a low frequency trader signals (which normally work best) and high frequency trader signals. The accuracy obviously is not perfect because crypto is volatile and , as as someone on this thread has said subject to tweets;) and because it is an emerging market with probably not a big enough of a data set the signals work better on some coins rather than others. They compare the output versus a hoddler strategy over a 12 month period. Most of what IK has recommended in the Flash Trader I am already in. I would echo DD’s views on ADA. Who knows where it will go but it has done well for me so far. I saw it as a hedge against Eth which is my largest exposure. MATIC has also done well. Missed out on any meaningful position in Solana just did not see it coming. Lost money on chasing some minor alts. It’s an exciting and volatile space and I prefer generally sticking to the main tokens. Got to be prepared for some big draw downs. I agree with DD that its interesting to see how many institutions are getting in either directly or indirectly
I think DD meant LTBR (not LTBG)
Correct.
Thinking about joining 100x but don’t want info second hand , because I believe that’s part of the issue, a lot of investors are buying after initial move that subscribes get to take advantage of.
This seems like perfect time to join as a lot of these stocks are deep in the red.
I wanted the unvarnished truth , thanks for your honesty and what you do for this
community.
Thanks again.
ID Crypto Flash Trader advised in his update today to add to existing positions to achieve further gains. Just his suggestion no new trades as of now.
Hi all,
Just an FYI in case anybody buys stocks in the AI subscription with CM.
This week notifications were made to:
Sell Cornerstone OnDemand ($CSOD)
Sell Sensata Technologies Holding Plc ($ST)
Charles bases his recommendation on stocks that he sees are below the value of the company i.e. at a bargain price. These have obviously increased in share value to a “fair price” and so he no longer sees much more of a gain.
If anybody can’t handle the volatility of the other BH subscriptions I would recommend that you try the CM subscription for possible low volatility and steady smaller gains. I am happy to provide the recommendations if anybody would like to have those. However it is a cheap subscription so would recommend those that need low volatility subscribe to Alpha Investor. Charles is a decent guy and talks a lot of sense.
Thanks for your info. I also have the AI subscription with CM. I continue to get those “tease” emails about the small cap stock – one I was able to figure out, but not this recent “tease”. At times I am tempted to go all in with his larger LP offer, through those “tease” emails, at over 2K but then I think I could put that money on stocks. Let me overthink this!
If you or anyone you know has gone for the larger investment “opportunity”, I’d love to know your thoughts. Thanks
Hi ktarcr, I am not sure which tease from CM you are referring too? Travis has reviewed a number of the teasers so it might be in the articles?
Thanks for responding. The recent tease I received was an email about a trade that is going live in just a couple of days… i need to purchase his $2500 package to get the stock. Granted, you get way more than the name of the stock, but still. . . .
It’s a tiny small-cap stock with a $500 million market cap, which is SIMILAR to the one he pitched a month ago, XONE. Its customers are some of the most dominant companies in the world … including 75% of the Fortune 500. It has grown its core business from $0 to $100 million in just five years .
He has identified a catalyst that he expects will drive this stock price up very quickly. And again, catalyst is similar to the one “that enabled my readers to recently pocket a 45% gain virtually overnight just a couple of weeks ago”, which was XONE.
I was able to figure out Xone, but am not having any luck with this little tease. Being a retired high school teacher, paying 2500 is not really in my budget right now. Just another reason I LOVE this place, Stock Gumshoe, where I’v learned so much.
Thanks again for letting me go on, and on, and on!
Happy weekend, everyone. I also subscribe to a few of Luke Lango’s services over at Investor Place. He and his team give daily and weekly updates, depending on the service, and I thought the outlook given in the weekly updates I received this morning was relevant for PM’s picks as well. So I’m just going to copy and paste it verbatim here for all of you to digest as you please:
“Here’s what happens next…
The Fed meets again in September. They’ll likely announce plans to taper soon, and I expect the tapering will start in November. It will persist into mid-2022, at which point the Fed will re-assess economic conditions and decide whether or not to begin a new cycle of raising interest rates.
Our expectation is that some of our smaller stocks, which are more sensitive to monetary policy, will remain under pressure into the taper announcement. On the other hand, our larger-cap tech stocks should continue to power higher.
Our smaller stocks should get some relief after the announcement as the tapering is accompanied by reassuring messages that this is not necessarily a precursor to rate hikes. They may then trade sideways for a bit before powering higher as the economic data weakens in 2022 and the prospects of a rate hike cycle diminish.
That’s our base-case, 12-month outlook for stocks and the Fed. In that scenario, we’re looking at choppy trading for a month, a bump-up for a month, choppy trading for a few months thereafter, and then a breakout rally in mid-2022.
Here’s the best news: We believe that breakout could be quite big – as, looking across our portfolios, we see many deeply undervalued stocks with big upside potential. They’re just waiting for the right catalyst to pop.
In other words, if you’re investing timeline is 12 months or longer – as it absolutely should be – the best thing to do right now is load up on some of the stocks in our portfolios that have been most damaged by Fed tapering.
Things will play out great for these stocks once the Fed takes a backseat.
You just have to be patient.
Because, as we said last week, this is all just near-term noise. We will remain in a low-rate environment defined by transformative technological disruption over the next decade – and in that setting, our stocks will soar.”
Thanks for the share!
Thank you for sharing!
Hi Lucin Enron thanks for sharing :
In my opinion since all three major indexes have gone all time high , if you look back the history usually when the major indexes rise with new all time high small caps and Russell follow as well, this has not been the case this time , I am very optimistic that small caps and Russell will bounce and rally even if the large cap and major indexes have some correction . Its just the matter of time . I am very BOP with PM’s recommendations..
Thank you for sharing this, Luke Lango is someone I always follow (though have never subscribed to one of his paid services). He gave me some stellar growth stock picks going out of COVID. That was just on free articles I found online. Interesting to hear what he has to say, thanks again!
From reading Barrons this morning, a lot of our stocks were mentioned in a positive light, including 2 that were highest weekly gain. We might be seeing a re-entry into our stocks! Hoping, because I’ve taken a beating this year. Better days ahead (I hope!)
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