Soldato
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Isn't that what basically happened with the housing market and CDOs (pulling on my extensive watching of The Big Short)
Not really, housing market was more complex
Isn't that what basically happened with the housing market and CDOs (pulling on my extensive watching of The Big Short)
I've connected the instant transfer thing now to my Starling account. It is instant.
Bank transfers tend to take a day, although I had one recently that went missing for a week and a half and I had to chase their support for....
Yeah, now i've set Open Banking up i'll just use that in future. I was a bit cautious about it the first time and then because the first BT worked quite quickly i went for it again, but that's stuck somewhere now. Open Banking all the way from here.
OB is the most secure you can use - No fear needed
PS. I work in this world so I would say that![]()
Madness isnt it!Still 4 hours till opening time - This has all the hallmarks of total and utter meltdown.....Either in a good way or a bad one....
Insane stuff - Genuinely good luck to anyone involved but staying well out of it.
My plan is to sell a few on open and hang tight with the rest and let the greed run through for better or worseI have two trains of thought right now as to what to do with my two shares. I'm up 2.5x if the pre-market value sticks. Either I sell as soon as the market starts up and make that 2.5x, or I wait a bit longer and see if the growth continues and maybe try and make a bit more. Really difficult to know! I see a new monitor in my future either way![]()
Indeed that is the question. As the news gets bigger, things like Elon tweeting, all these things push it up further. At some point it has to drop, and when it starts to drop I imagine the amount some have earned is going to seem not worth risking it dropping further just to be greedy so they will pull and then it'll really start to tumble down.Like is $1000 a genuine possibility on Friday now?! I laughed reading that last week but now it seems possible
probably be a huge dip at market open for USA imo.Indeed that is the question. As the news gets bigger, things like Elon tweeting, all these things push it up further. At some point it has to drop, and when it starts to drop I imagine the amount some have earned is going to seem not worth risking it dropping further just to be greedy so they will pull and then it'll really start to tumble down.
I mean it isn't though is it. Its not a penny stock being pumped up with absolutely no reasoning. There is a genuine issue with the shorts. It wouldn't be in mainstream media like it is otherwise. Guardians article this morning was pretty goodIts literally a pump and dump.
I mean it isn't though is it. Its not a penny stock being pumped up with absolutely no reasoning. There is a genuine issue with the shorts. It wouldn't be in mainstream media like it is otherwise. Guardians article this morning was pretty good
Yes it's being pumped now but that doesn't take away from the short position
https://twitter.com/SquawkCNBC/status/1354386200157675521?s=08
True or an attempt to drop it so they can pick up some dips? Who knows.. Certainly seems to be taking a hit
Presumably if they have shorted over 100% of the stock, then the price would've absolutely rocketed if they closed all their positions?
What is the general professional advice with regards to exposure? Should it be calculated as cost or value? I am for example heavily over-exposed to Tesla at the monent, but only due to gains; my value of holdings represent about 35% of my total including cash, but less than 5% of costs. I could sell 100% of my initial investment and still have it be 30% of my holdings.
Should you sell when stocks gain simply due to exposure, base that on cost, or another determination?
Guy on CNBC just said Melvin are out, which dropped the premarket price massively. How is this legal when they're clearly not out?