Investment BS Thread - Stocks/Futures/Mutual Funds/Bonds/Commodities/Options/ETFs/401ks/Etc

I don't know why I thought Wednesday was a good day to be trading abouts when I knew Thursday was end of month followed by Friday should have sold and then waited for today!

 

hes the ultimate hype man for a stock, Ive never seen a stock move more with someone tweeting(Other than he who shall not be named in this thread). Im sure he'll send another tweet this afternoon before close and say his acct was hacked and then the stock will swing back up to 750+

 

It is a CEO (or whatever he is) saying his stock price is too high. That's the biggest manipulation you could ever do!

 

I expected to check TSLA and see like -30% or something dramatic. It's -8 right now, which is a lot, but still...within the realm of "yeah that's just a normal Friday nowadays..."

 

Some settled funds cleared up in my Roth, added 90 shares of NRGU

 

And the only thing in the green for me..... DKNG

 

I added to both today.

A little info on NRGU, it's not based on crude prices:

MicroSectors™ ETNs provide efficient and cost effective access to concentrated sectors of the market. The BIG OIL lineup provides +3x leveraged exposure to -3x inverse leveraged exposure to the Solactive MicroSectors™ U.S. Big Oil Index performance.

10% Marathon
10% Phillips 66
10% Valero
10% Pioneer
10% Hess
10% Exxon Mobil
10% Chevron
10% EOG
10% Occidental
10% ConocoPhillips

*Index rebalanced to equal 10% weights monthly.

 

Good info, thanks

 

Added to FUN and BP today. Both of those are green on the day and TRTX also green on the day. Otherwise....all red.

 

Turned out to be a decent day to add some shares here and there

 

I called this weeks ago. Hydroxychloroquine is off patent, and costs about 0.65 cents per dose. I told my sister (pharmacist) that they are going to shit all over the hydroxy, and push for remdesivir, which costs like $1,000 per dose. Sure enough, two days ago, that came true. I wouldn't be surprised at some of the individuals who have stock in Gilead. Didier Raoult also said a few weeks ago that the pushback against hydroxy was due to financial interest in Gilead, the manufacturer of remdesivir. The interview was in french, but I read the subtitles. On an interesting note, you should see the people where I live grip onto their masks, scamper backwards to get off of the sidewalk and into the road, to get out of my way when I am on my mountain bike. I call it the bill gates shuffle.

 

I call them Sheeple and the shepherd is .gov
Don’t tread on me.

 

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Was thinking of throwing this on the truck

 

Careful fellas.

 

I know you’re right. I get a little worked up sometimes especially after listening to certain podcasts and certain news centers. I said some stuff on here the other day I probably shouldn’t have said after having a few beers haha

 

Many tests came back showing hydroxy with no or worse effects to patients. From the same administration trying to push the drug. Unless you have some insider information that the rest of the world doesn’t. I wouldn’t really classify that is shitting on hydroxy.

 

I'm right there with you on this, but I've had my hand slapped recently and took the advice.

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A lot of the negative results we not in a controlled environment (i.e. dosage, patient history, time when administered to the patient, etc.). If I got the virus again, HCQ is the first treatment I'd request.

 

This was a test against Coronavirus in 2005 by the National Health Institute that was successful:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1232869/

This was a study a month ago in France:
https://www.france24.com/en/20200329-french-expert-says-second-study-shows-malaria-drug-helps-fight-coronaviru