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I'm selling things I'm not fired up about today and staying tuned to jump on any good 'deals' that pop up. I bought SAVE back at $10 and sold it when it got up to $25. If it drops a little more again I may snag it again.
 
I'm selling things I'm not fired up about today and staying tuned to jump on any good 'deals' that pop up. I bought SAVE back at $10 and sold it when it got up to $25. If it drops a little more again I may snag it again.
I’d say it’s got another run to $25 before earnings in July. Then it will crash, then you load back and ride up again.
 
It should be really simple. Make 3% every Friday and double your money twice a year. Shouldn't take long to have a few billion dollars banked.
If only I'd known that! Dam!
The idea of investing systematically works. Especially for those that can't control their emotions and invest when things look great, and sell when things are at their worst. I had clients that panicked in 2008-9 and got out of the market near the lows with their retirement savings.
 
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Curious for the experienced people, if you set a market limit for stocks (i know this works in other markets as well) would it be better to keep a .01 buffer as i have noticed quite a few stocks not hitting a whole number.

It may be a spastic thought so here is an example:

DGLY went to 6.99 but if I had set the limit usually it would be to 7.00 and it would have never reached that and I would have lost a good chunk of money. The same way goes for the bottom half as I have noticed that BA went to 167.01 but I used a while number of 167.00 and it never hit. If you are advising to do limit ordering should I try and fraction of a whole share, like 167.25 instead of 167.00 or am I looking to much into this?
 
I will second this because I know personally several avid sports bettors that are doing it.
All of my restaurant owner friends jumped on board too in March during shutdown. I think a lot of money moved to the markets during that period. Some out of necessity, some out of boredom.
 
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All of my restaurant owner friends jumped on board too in March during shutdown. I think a lot of money moved to the markets during that period. Some out of necessity, some out of boredom.

Problem is I think a lot money moved into the markets in late May than late March...
 

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