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Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #281
dubed said:
More telegraph

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Dogecoin, a digital currency that started out as a joke, has soared 369pc in the past 24 hours as Reddit investors pour into the digital asset.

The crypto now has a total value of $6.69bn with each "Doge coin" valued at $0.052223 (£0.037810) as of 8.48am, according to figures from CoinDesk. Doge briefly spiked over 800pc to $0.40 at around 3.25am before crashing heavily into negative territory.

Created in 2013, the Dogecoin currency was based around the popular Doge meme, which featured a picture of a Shiba Inu. Its recent resurgence is believed to have begun after members of the subreddit r/SatoshiStreetBets began posting about getting it up to a $1 valuation, inspired by the recent Redditor-led charge on GameStop stock.

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Time to head for the exits....
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i added to my apple holdings yesterday. Massive sell the news and i love buying a dip! Markets are utter madness. I'm in long on 3 APPL AMZN and CGC. I want to get rich the fair way, none on this pumpy dumpy shit!
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #282
Spend all night reading about Lego. Unless you can get a 'trendy' set that's about to retire, it's a tricky way to make decent money. I guess you'd have to be lucky at second hand shop and car boots, as a decent price is already priced in on ebay etc
 

shmmeee

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #283
Pay day, decided to throw this months fun money on some meme stocks for the lols, and because I’m thinking about trying to get in seriously at some point and want to figure out how it all works.

Signed up for a Revolut account, but says I can’t trade until my application is reviewed. Any one else used this and got any idea how long it takes?
 

Marty

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #284
Greggs said:
Spend all night reading about Lego. Unless you can get a 'trendy' set that's about to retire, it's a tricky way to make decent money. I guess you'd have to be lucky at second hand shop and car boots, as a decent price is already priced in on ebay etc
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Don't bother with Lego imo,

All the smart money is Pokémon cards, Ive been buying up booster boxes for months at RRP and flipping them, can get close to double the RRP already. The new sets are already vastly underprinted, and won't be receiving a reprint any time soon, throw in that it's the 25th anniversary this year and the prices are only going one way.
 
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shmmeee

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #285
shmmeee said:
Pay day, decided to throw this months fun money on some meme stocks for the lols, and because I’m thinking about trying to get in seriously at some point and want to figure out how it all works.

Signed up for a Revolut account, but says I can’t trade until my application is reviewed. Any one else used this and got any idea how long it takes?
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Never mind just got approved.

Am now the proud owner of 0.17 GameStop stonks (well when the market opens). Much portfolio, such invest. Wow
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #286
Soon to be 17 stonks, or 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000017

Keep us updated!!
 

Ccfcisparks

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #287
Fuck it, going in £1000 on GME when the market opens
 
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Ccfcisparks

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #288
shmmeee said:
Never mind just got approved.

Am now the proud owner of 0.17 GameStop stonks (well when the market opens). Much portfolio, such invest. Wow
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How long did it take for your Revolut account to be approved Shmmeee
 

Greggs

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #289
Marty said:
Don't bother with Lego imo,

All the smart money is Pokémon cards, Ive been buying up booster boxes for months at RRP and flipping them, can get close to double the RRP already. The new sets are already vastly underprinted, and won't be receiving a reprint any time soon, throw in that it's the 25th anniversary this year and the prices are only going one way.
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Mate, glad you're ok. Thought you were dead lol
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #290
Ccfcisparks said:
Fuck it, going in £1000 on GME when the market opens
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No
 
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Ccfcisparks

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #291
Greggs said:
No
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Haha why not Greggs, not feeling it will go up much more? As a complete newbie what do you think is a good amount to start with in trading general stocks. £50?
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #292
Ccfcisparks said:
Haha why not Greggs, not feeling it will go up much more? As a complete newbie what do you think is a good amount to start with in trading general stocks. £50?
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Never a good idea to chase money
 
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Ccfcisparks

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #293
Greggs said:
Never a good idea to chase money
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Out of curiosity what trading platform do you use? Want something I can use on my mobile.
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #294
Ccfcisparks said:
Out of curiosity what trading platform do you use? Want something I can use on my mobile.
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Aj Bell.
The fact you've heard about Gamestop in the news - means the chance has already gone imo. It's a good idea to start investing though mate!! Good luck
 
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jimmyhillsfanclub

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #295
Anyone who fancies trying to find the next gamestop, then the below might help.

I was sent it yesterday by my mate who over the years has been involved in trading, brokering & banking.

That said, I accept no responsibility whatsoever....just thought I'd pass it on for those who have the knowledge/time/balls for this kinda stuff.


> Look at finviz dot com and sort by "float short" under "screener" and "custom"
Nokia was never a squeeze, they have 1.12% shorts and 5.6 bn shares.
Check for the real short squeezes. GME is the real deal; but check for yourself using "float short" under "screener" and "custom"
Spread the knowledge of how to do your own DD and identify squeeze opportunities.
If the sub gets locked again you'll know what to do.
Don't let them spread us too thinly.
 
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SBT

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #296
Ccfcisparks said:
Fuck it, going in £1000 on GME when the market opens
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Sorry man, when you see posts like this on SBT, that's when I know it's time for me to get as far away as possible!
 
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Marty

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #297
Greggs said:
Mate, glad you're ok. Thought you were dead lol
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Haha, cheers mate, unfortunately nothing that exciting.
 
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Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #298
Marty said:
Haha, cheers mate, unfortunately nothing that exciting.
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It's good to hear from you pal! Glad all is well!!
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #299
Getting into bitcoin now has to be worth it - massive herd behaviour, who knows where it could be before it all crashes. Up 13% on the expectation. If I could be bothered to register, would buy some myself.
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #300
dubed said:
Getting into bitcoin now has to be worth it - massive herd behaviour, who knows where it could be before it all crashes. Up 13% on the expectation. If I could be bothered to register, would buy some myself.
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brave man - good luck! I remember a lad - not too bright - used to buy drugs off Silk Road using BitCoin about 10 years ago. I always wonder if he kept some in his wallet for a rainy day!
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #301
Ccfcisparks said:
Fuck it, going in £1000 on GME when the market opens
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you'd have lost 30% so far
 
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Deleted member 4439

Guest
  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #302
Greggs said:
brave man - good luck! I remember a lad - not too bright - used to buy drugs off Silk Road using BitCoin about 10 years ago. I always wonder if he kept some in his wallet for a rainy day!
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One day, maybe. Had to set up an etoro account, and once that had been approved I'd was playing with the cats.
 

shmmeee

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #303
Don’t buy fucking meme stocks for profit guys!

I’ve put £50 for shits and giggles and to be in on the meme. And to see how the app and everything works for when I want to do it properly.

Revolut took a couple of hours to approve.
 
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Greggs

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #304
shmmeee said:
Don’t buy fucking meme stocks for profit guys!

I’ve put £50 for shits and giggles and to be in on the meme. And to see how the app and everything works for when I want to do it properly.

Revolut took a couple of hours to approve.
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pre-market action killed any hope of a run today mate. I wish this sort of shit wasn't happening - i thought the markets would settle after the US elections.
 

dutchman

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #305
dubed said:
Getting into bitcoin now has to be worth it - massive herd behaviour, who knows where it could be before it all crashes. Up 13% on the expectation. If I could be bothered to register, would buy some myself.
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Good luck with that mate! I've tried with two different exchanges and it's like pulling teeth. No matter how much ID you provide them with they always ask for more before they'll let you deal.
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 29, 2021
  • #306
Surprisingly, etoro were happy with an out of date passport and a ni number, that's all...
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #307
Just been reading an interesting article about how shorters profit from the robinhood herd.

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The most recent study, “Attention Induced Trading and Returns: Evidence from Robinhood Users,” was published in October and examined trading activity of Robinhood from May 2, 2018, to Aug. 13, 2020. They particularly studied “extreme herding events,” where Robinhood traders crowded into particular stocks.

They concluded that during these extreme “herding events,” “the top 0.5% of stocks bought by Robinhood each day experience return reversals on average of approximately 5% over the next month whereas the more extreme herding events have reversals of approximately 9%.”

The conclusion: “Large increases in Robinhood users are often accompanied by large price spikes and are followed by reliably negative returns.”

Why did that happen? The authors noted that most Robinhood investors are inexperienced, so they tend to chase performance. The layout of the app, which draws attention to the most active stocks, also causes traders to buy stocks “more aggressively than other retail investors.”

Finally, the ease of use of the site, and the fact that it is commission-free, may also encourage trading. “As evidenced by turnover rates many times higher than at other brokerage firms, Robinhood users are more likely to be trading speculatively and less likely to be trading for reasons such as investing their retirement savings, liquidity demands, tax-loss selling, and rebalancing.”

Why do stocks that spike when Robinhood traders pile in so quickly drop off? In addition to reversion to the mean, the authors suggest that short sellers are perfectly aware of Robinhood trading patterns. “These reversals seem to be well known as stocks Robinhood users herded into attracted significant short interest,” they wrote.

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who's shorting who?
 
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shmmeee

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #308
dubed said:
Just been reading an interesting article about how shorters profit from the robinhood herd.

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The most recent study, “Attention Induced Trading and Returns: Evidence from Robinhood Users,” was published in October and examined trading activity of Robinhood from May 2, 2018, to Aug. 13, 2020. They particularly studied “extreme herding events,” where Robinhood traders crowded into particular stocks.

They concluded that during these extreme “herding events,” “the top 0.5% of stocks bought by Robinhood each day experience return reversals on average of approximately 5% over the next month whereas the more extreme herding events have reversals of approximately 9%.”

The conclusion: “Large increases in Robinhood users are often accompanied by large price spikes and are followed by reliably negative returns.”

Why did that happen? The authors noted that most Robinhood investors are inexperienced, so they tend to chase performance. The layout of the app, which draws attention to the most active stocks, also causes traders to buy stocks “more aggressively than other retail investors.”

Finally, the ease of use of the site, and the fact that it is commission-free, may also encourage trading. “As evidenced by turnover rates many times higher than at other brokerage firms, Robinhood users are more likely to be trading speculatively and less likely to be trading for reasons such as investing their retirement savings, liquidity demands, tax-loss selling, and rebalancing.”

Why do stocks that spike when Robinhood traders pile in so quickly drop off? In addition to reversion to the mean, the authors suggest that short sellers are perfectly aware of Robinhood trading patterns. “These reversals seem to be well known as stocks Robinhood users herded into attracted significant short interest,” they wrote.

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who's shorting who?
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Not sure any of those are equivalent to GME though, which is spectacularly over shorted it seems. Even the other joke stocks like AMC and BB aren’t of the same ilk. It’s a once in a lifetime event to hear them say it.

Obviously any random stock that gets bumped by social media will return to the norm, but that’s not what’s happening here.
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #309
shmmeee said:
Not sure any of those are equivalent to GME though, which is spectacularly over shorted it seems. Even the other joke stocks like AMC and BB aren’t of the same ilk. It’s a once in a lifetime event to hear them say it.

Obviously any random stock that gets bumped by social media will return to the norm, but that’s not what’s happening here.
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No, this would be short-term trading on minor pumps - see the hype, bet on the price retracting to near hype price, sell on the way down.
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #310
For those following the silver short squeeze, the tel-aviv market has opened

TCHF82 Stock Price | Tachlit SAL 4D Future Bloomberg Silver ETF - Investing.com

Get detailed information about the Tachlit SAL 4D Future Bloomberg Silver ETF. View the current TCHF82 stock price chart, historical data, premarket price, dividend returns and more.
www.investing.com
 
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Deleted member 4439

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #311
Always the question, struggle to get a quote on the first day, or wait until it's done a shed load of placings, then buy

Vaporiser maker to be first medical cannabis firm listed in London

Kanabo issues prospectus for London Stock Exchange after clearance from FCA
www.theguardian.com
 

Covstu

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #312
A lot of alarming activity in the market since the gamestop issue with people thinking they can turn £50 to £1m over night.
 

Greggs

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #313
shmmeee said:
Not sure any of those are equivalent to GME though, which is spectacularly over shorted it seems. Even the other joke stocks like AMC and BB aren’t of the same ilk. It’s a once in a lifetime event to hear them say it.

Obviously any random stock that gets bumped by social media will return to the norm, but that’s not what’s happening here.
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there are plenty of FOMO stocks that the robinhooders chase too, normally speculative ones that they think will hit 10x the second they throw money at it.
 
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Greggs

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  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #314
Covstu said:
A lot of alarming activity in the market since the gamestop issue with people thinking they can turn £50 to £1m over night.
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selling 'safe' investments to fund this! It's madness. I'm fearing a market crash.
 
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Greggs

Well-Known Member
  • Jan 31, 2021
  • #315
dubed said:
Always the question, struggle to get a quote on the first day, or wait until it's done a shed load of placings, then buy

Vaporiser maker to be first medical cannabis firm listed in London

Kanabo issues prospectus for London Stock Exchange after clearance from FCA
www.theguardian.com
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usually insiders grab at the IPO and drive it up, let it simmer for a while. Same as AirBnB recently. Good market to be investing in though mate
 
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