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glad you got in.
FOUR is surging too (the company doing the contest where the winner gets to fly in space).
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glad you got in.
FOUR is surging too (the company doing the contest where the winner gets to fly in space).
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Up 26% and 60% respectively since this post. I like $DM more long term (leading the 3D printing space) than $CCIV (seems fueled by Lucid Motors merger).
Oh, agreed. I just knew there was a quick balloon the second it was lifted.
It took me from 1/26 to 2/3 for me to pull out the funds I had. 8 total days.
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surprisingly stabilized second half of the day.
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Tempted here too, but I think there is more short term upside (actual approval for vaccine) and significantly more long term upside. They have game changing technology.
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re: CVAC, obviously not a straight line up. No idea why it was down so much today, haven't seen any news. At least it recovered some from that horrendous open. I have to remind myself to buy more whenever something like that happens.
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Could be the reason why Deep[expletive]Value has gone dark.
www.bostonglobe.com
Regulators subpoena Mass. resident ‘Roaring Kitty’ regarding GameStop saga - The Boston Globe
Keith Gill is required as a registered broker-dealer agent to tell his employer about outside business activities. At issue is whether his online activity laying out his enthusiasm for GameStop on social media was work, or a hobby.
www.bostonglobe.com
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Rofl. I can't read the article but that's not surprising. Can't have the plebs screwing over Wall Street.
A guy bought 50k worth of stock. What evidence is there, at all, that he was doing so for anything other than his personal investments?
A guy bought 50k worth of stock. What evidence is there, at all, that he was doing so for anything other than his personal investments?
It’s because none of his posts identified himself as a broker-dealer, and he proceeded to post his personal plays which people then used to buy themselves.
Massive, massive violation and literally any broker-dealer knows better.
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This is not what any of the articles say.
They all say he's being investigated because he didn't tell his employer of his GME investments, not because he didn't tell redditors that he was broker.
The outside business dealings is why a broker needs to notify themselves as such, and their employer. I had the same requirement with a considerably smaller firm than MassMutual.
Legally, he cannot post in a way that conflates any sort of business/suggestion. The globe has a line about personally handling a family meme era account, and this is why. The business suggestions open the employer up if something were to go poorly. Had he been Joe schmoe at the exact same company who cleaned toilets, this would be a non-issue. It’s that he’s essentially acting as someone giving financial advice without crediting himself as someone who his licenses to do so and without his employers knowledge.
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Another stock I am long on (think it could double in price over 5 years) is FVRR (Fiverr International). Their only real competition is from Upwork who they blow out of the water, and as more and more companies try to attract the best talent remotely, I think Fiverr is positioned to dominate the market (even more so than they already do). I look for it to have a market cap of 50-60b within next 3-5 years which means quite a good return on investment.