What’s your big gamble? (Volume 3)

[Phooey]

I think the time to buy will be in the last hour

My wish list:

Shift Technologies Inc (SFT) @ less than $7
Rocket Companies Inc (RKT) @ $20
Churchill Capital (CCIV) @ less than $20
Norwegian Cruise (NCLH) @ $25-26
Carnival (CCL) @ $22
Delta Air Lines (DAL) @ $40
Tesla (TSLA) @ $100

Edited by Phooey on Friday 5th March 16:42

[vulture1]

i4got said:

SPCE is looking very tempting.

Could go to the moon...

[Adam.]

Phooey said:

I think the time to buy will be in the last hour

Would love to have not been invested and to have money available now

[ferrisbueller]

Adam. said:

ferrisbueller said:

I've been sat looking to buy this afternoon and the NASDAQ stuff just doesn't seem to be finding a solid bottom.

My bottom is certainly very weak, another hideous day and things actually look oversold.

Lost 30% in the last week, mostly spent kicking myself for not selling and buying back cheaper. Things will turn but it will take a while now for my to retrieve my positions. Gutted.

I've got some chunky red numbers but have dripped some more funds in and will buy more. I don't think you can apply the "should have sold" thought because no-one could see the bottom. Generally when I try to apply that, I find I've sold near the bottom.

I've sniffed around QS for ages, just bought a bit of that. Looking at a final top up (famous last words) on CCIV.

[Condi]

Adam. said:

things actually look oversold.
.

Haven't a lot of Nasdaq and DOW stocks looked overbought for the last 6 months?!

The P/E ratio's some were trading at made no sense. About time the adult's started dictating the market rather than kids.

[anonymous-user]

0.7% down today. 1.6% up on the week so can't grumble.

[anonymous-user]

g4ry13 said:

Quantumscape is doing nicely pre-market ....

Just looked at them. 70% down from what they were just two months ago. I remember they were being pumped here at the time, definitely dodged a bullet by not buying them then. The mcap still looks ridiculously high though still imo. Can't be a nice ride for anyone that bought in Dec.

[g4ry13]

MikeStroud said:

g4ry13 said:

Quantumscape is doing nicely pre-market ....

Just looked at them. 70% down from what they were just two months ago. I remember they were being pumped here at the time, definitely dodged a bullet by not buying them then. The mcap still looks ridiculously high though still imo. Can't be a nice ride for anyone that bought in Dec.

You're smarter than me. I managed to get back into a profit in them for about a day and then it all went south again.

They've been getting lots of good press but the market hasn't taken much liking to anything at the moment.

[anonymous-user]

g4ry13 said:

I've got my shopping list lined up: XPEV, BEEM, BLNK and will see if the market wants to cooperate and make it possible.

I'm thinking of letting XPEV and NIO fall a bit further then getting some as a lth. I think they'll be massive in China in a few years; and the price now is much more reasonable than a few months back.

Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 5th March 17:13

[bazza white]

Just logged in and wish I hadn't. It could have been worse but may break even by end of day.


Glad I sold Baillie Gifford us trust. The start performer has fallen off a cliff.

[Mr Overheads]

vulture1 said:

i4got said:

SPCE is looking very tempting.

Could go to the moon...

Topped up by 20% today, buy the dip as the saying goes.

[Mr Overheads]

*Badger* said:

What are peoples current thoughts on ABML?

Plenty of good news stories about 10 pages back but 36% down this week? Is this the dip or is it just tied in with the absolute massacre that is the whole of the US at present (along with the new T212 fee's!)

Bought my 3rd tranche today, now average buy in price is $2.13

[Chris Type R]

MikeStroud said:

0.7% down today. 1.6% up on the week so can't grumble.

Was looking to be an up day for most of the day - until close. In the end I finished flat for the day - +2.7% for the week. Up for the 3rd week running. Oil and banks have been good to hold.

[g4ry13]

Aside from BP and AMC my T212 account is a clean sweep of red.

I chucked a bit of money at BEEM now as the green candles was too exciting.

When the price crosses through 50EMA on the 1 hour chart then i'll consider adding more to my positions. Can't take any more excitement on those stocks for now.

[Adam.]

Condi said:

Adam. said:

things actually look oversold.
.

Haven't a lot of Nasdaq and DOW stocks looked overbought for the last 6 months?!

The P/E ratio's some were trading at made no sense. About time the adult's started dictating the market rather than kids.

absolutely some valuations have been crazy, however some like right or even low now, can’t help feeling/praying when sentiment switches the fickle will return and they will bounce.

Looks like some are bouncing now and one of mine is actually green today (AJAX)

[anonymous-user]

Chris Type R said:

Up for the 3rd week running

Same here... long may it continue !!! Not having much US stuff has saved me. I only have ADOM and AJAX and both I'm well underwater with.

[Luke.]

Mr Overheads said:

Bought my 3rd tranche today, now average buy in price is $2.13

Nice. I'm now averaging $2.10 after selling some bits and pieces earlier and getting some more.

Hopefully there'll be some news next week too, fingers crossed.

If it ever gets to $50 that'll $1,000,000 I'll be in for. You can but dream.....

Edited by Luke. on Friday 5th March 18:17

[l354uge]

Aiminghigh123 said:

Nationwide just sent me an email!!!

Increase ISA from 0.25-0.40% per year.

Yeah thanks but no thanks.

Beats my current - 27%

Can do nothing but hold and watch in despair. Already up £100 from the low point so I hope this is the turning point.

EVFM has miffed me, a poor earnings and then announce they are diluting shares. Should've sold at 5

[CaptainHindsight]

Checked pf this afternoon, sea of red as usual, apart from +52% of 3STS and a whopping +67% of PREM. She came good just at the right time.

[ferrisbueller]

Crazy day. Many US stocks finished green after a horror start.

Wondering whether we've seen the bottom? Looking at some fundamentally more solid companies that appear to have been swept away with the rest. NEE, for example. Looks over sold?