Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Are we buying the PTLO dip?

 

Everything's on a dip right now, so, yeah fuck it, sure.

 

What are these volume spikes? Call expiries on SPY?

Edit: DOW has them too, but not as pronounced on NASDAQ. Just curious.

 

My guess is it's the first 5 minutes of AH's. Thanks to that dumb as fuck new SEC rule large buys don't affect price in the first 5 minutes of AH's.

In other news, guess who got ANOTHER non-compliance letter? FML

https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001717556/000149315222034615/form8-k.htm

 

Coca Cola?

 

BBIG. Again. The amount of potential there is staggering. I truly believe MMs need to delist it to even have a chance at not getting crushed. I'm going to keep believing that until $0.50 when I GTFO. Which should be Friday at this rate. Did I mention FML?

 

So just sell now and eat the loss?

 

I'm thinking about it more and more. I know the value of realizing the loss. The other part is opportunity loss. IE, could I use that money in other plays and profit. That answer is most likely. I will give them until JAN 31st which is when they need to have the first non-compliance earnings situation dealt with by. In the meantime I just sit here waiting for them to release something. Anything. There's the DEC and JAN option chains that are still stacked. The off-chance of a gamma is while I'm still here. That and I'm just fucking stupid. lol

 

We. We are fucking stupid.

 

Gme! Gme!

 

Would AH show up on volume though? Could be that. I just saw it and i r curious.

Turn the tables. If you had X dollars (however much it's worth today), what would you do with it? Would you buy BBIG or do something else?

SOLIDARITY!

 

Currently watching the whole thing, but skipped to this portion on a suggestion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdazsXctLNc&t=1390s

Call out Kenneth Cordele Griffin -the man who lied to congress- by name!

 

So I am trying to close 2 Horribly out of the money jan 2023 $PLTR calls to harvest losses against gains this year...I have had them at "market" close every day now for 2 weeks...I am tempted to go into my own account in another broker and buy them to open at $0.01...

 

Ruhroh

 

Who would have thought buying an inflated depreciating asset would be a risk for the company!?

 

@5nahalf You still got your ASO? It's been having a helluva year relative to the rest of the market

 

Still, all thing's considered... 4.74% annualized since about Oct 2020.



(That's just when I have data from, 10/15/2020, before that it was with betterment and then I took it over, and then soon after did the maths and figuring out that just dumping it all into VTI instead of dealing with like 8-10 funds was worth it, so that fell in a bit later on).

 

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