You should probably read the whole article, which points out that the short sellers are coming out on top.
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You should probably read the whole article, which points out that the short sellers are coming out on top.
Got out of Blackberry at 19.5, it's a good profit for me. Although am sure it'll peak a little higher at some point. I'll hang around ready to buy back in when it drops nearer to $10 again!
I wonder if part of it is people buying it thinking it's Bed Bath and Beyond which seems to be grouped in with GME/AMC?
I wonder if part of it is people buying it thinking it's Bed Bath and Beyond which seems to be grouped in with GME/AMC?
Blackberry was always part of the memestock basket. I made a bit on it back in....whenever it was all this started
Yea I edited my post. The short sellers hope they come out on top, last time was unprecedented.
Lots of fomo people about to lose out big time!
Looks like its already jumped.
Wonder how much was lost from people buying in this morning. Crazy high volume.
out of the Meme stocks, only BB had positive gains during market close
Sold all mine out yesterday at peak, so got lucky. Might by AMC for longer run of things, but bugger this day in day out tracking things.
Could easily come back for EOW high, but I made stupid high amounts on where it was sitting, AMC announced they are selling off more stock, so don't see a reason to chance more.
I made a nice 93% too. Not massive amounts compared to my first GME but enough to pay for my USA holiday. I kept a token 1 share back just because.
There's not really a general consensus but from what research I have personally done; Vanguard is the best value but you are limited to just their funds/ETFs. If you want a wider range of investments; Fidelity is the best value below £50,000 total investment and Interactive Investor is the best value above £50,000. If you want to be making a large number of trades rather than holding long term then a zero commission fee platform like Trading 212 would be better.
Different platforms also have different levels of hand-holding so your level of experience might be a factor in determining what platform to go for. Something like Nutmeg is good for people not interested in the underlying investments and just want a ready made fund based on their risk tolerance. If you want something a bit more detailed then Hargreaves Lansdown is well regarded and generally offers more advice as to what investments to make. It's quite similar in features to Fidelity but it is a bit more beginner friendly, however HL's fees are very slightly higher.
Probably something similar to what happened in January with brokers halting trades on GameStop. The broker is required to place a deposit using its own funds at a clearinghouse to cover risks until trades are settled between a buyer and seller. With the level of volatility and risk in AMC right now, T212 might not have the funds available to comply with these deposit requirements.
It’s down 10% still?
Even if it did recover and go higher, it wouldn't be worth it to sit through this day lol.
No it was, keeps on rising up but there's a sell wall around the 260 mark. Anyone know why commodities like gold, silver and even sugar are down today? This is my safe haven
