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FPVD is single handedly keeping me in the green today. Glad to see the bottom isn't falling out on the others retracing today.

Are any of you other degenerates in WDLF? I can't figure out what's going on with the > 100% rise today other than the 8k saying they paid off some debt?

I just came across ERPNF myself. It looks like it hit an ATH today and technically isn't a "penny" stock at it's current price of $1.32, but it did open the day under a dollar so I guess it's fringy.

I hit a subscriber wall on that chron link. Can someone copy/paste?

Guilty as charged, the last two days have been the "yin" to the tail end of last week's "yang" when I had down days that where each many times larger than the total amount I funded this "play" account with.

ALPP Stop-Drop in full effect Edit to say ... nevermind, the longs gobbled that shit right up. Also, I just doubled up my AMYZF position as well

Oh, we’re telling those stories now? Over the summer/fall, I accumulated 7MM shares of SNVP buying dips when I saw them. I decided it wasn’t going anywhere back in Dec and sold at a small profit, leaving me 500k ‘free’ shares to ride to either hell or the moon.

ALPP at $4.95 as of this writing ... come on $5.00!!!

... and SNVP finds $.0015 I'm on a small number of free shares, so thinking about letting it ride, but might dump it and re-buy on retracement.

While I understand the logic of scraping your original investment on a stock by stock basis and getting to free shares, that doesn't quite feel stonky enough for me. I funded my play account back in May or so and thanks to the Stonks thread, I am up very handsomely over all. So, I'm holding a cash balance equal to about 2x of my original funding amount and the rest is spread across about 22 different pink sheets. *rocket emoji* *moon emoji*

Finally got my high performance and complex endorsements this morning. I've had my PPL ticket for about two and a half years and was in need of access to a hp/complex plane to fly. Recently though, I've gotten the opportunity to use an A36 bonanza on a dry hourly rate and knocked it out. I've gotta say, the Bo really scoots compared the C172 I had been flying around. It turns out it also falls out of the sky when you pull the power ... so that was sobering. Also, hand cranking the gear down is a real son-of-a-bitch.

FYI ... Schwab will allow me to buy and sell GME and all the other "big short" stocks. It will also let me buy and sell options on them (but they have increased the options limits. I'm about to buy a bunch of puts on GME so I can make money along with the crooks.

Question, how many of you dudes are trading your penny stocks on RH? I'm wondering how people getting pissed and bailing on RH will influence the penny stocks if lots of the retail traders in those stocks were using RH to trade them.

When the rats start jumping off the ship it will be crazy to see no bids on a company with an $18B market cap, Meaning when the party is over, who is going to buy all these shares?

I stonked WDLF a couple weeks ago. It went up 97% yesterday. I have no idea why, as I didn’t find any prominent news on it. But [emoji2371]

A reminder for those here holding shares. I just voted, it took < a minute. And to translate the shorthand for clarity: Option 1 is R/S - "Reverse Split" Option 2 is increase A/S - "Authorized Shares" ... per our fearless leader, vote for this one.

Schwab shows a 100 share bid at .011. Looks like someone is trying to spend $1.01 to get the party started today ...

A little afternoon profit taking happening in ALPP at the moment, one could definitely expect this. Also, the coulda, woulda shoulda department. I imagine that several of us would be millionaires if we had not sold positions we held at some point over the last year. I'm focusing my attention forward and upward for now. I'm still trying to figure out a stop-loss strategy to lock in some of profits, but don't want to miss out on a run if it takes a dip before taking off again.

Also, FPVD not getting any love on here ... currently up 30% on the day

Regretting reducing my XMET position by 6MM shares at cost after the announcement of the Lazar exit. Happy to see what I have left is running. I love seeing my portfolio up like this. Profit taking is tempting, but I'm determined to ride it out.

Here's where that came from ... my entire Coinbase portfolio took a 10% hit with this b**** started running her mouth (no CR). https://www.coindesk.com/janet-yellen-says-cryptocurrencies-are-a-concern-in-terrorist-financing

That’s what she said

The gambler in me wants to roll the dice and pick up some more shares at the new price ... but the whole "catching a falling knife" adage keeps ringing in my ears.

XMET currently sitting at .0009 if anyone has any gambling money left

Update time ... (Recap - I posted back in early Dec about my business partner that went in for a 30 day treatment program last year after a terrible week long trip to the hospital that was caused by his drinking) He came back to the office on Monday of this week and and it was totally surreal. The first thing I noticed is how much weight he had dropped, it was startling. The second thing I noticed, was his face. It didn't have that shiny/sweaty/glistening-oily look that I had grown so used to seeing over the last 10 years. I didn't notice the third thing until he sat down and started telling me about his experience. The only word I can use to describe his demeanor is "Zen." And if you knew the guy before, that's probably the last word anyone would use to describe him. He was always so agitated, nervous, and fidgety. His hands would always be trembling and he used to seem like he was always ready to jump up and run out of the room at a moment's notice. For the first time, he seems to truly be at peace in his own skin. To make a long story short, he seems to have totally changed. He did admit that half way through the program, he signed his 24 hour release papers and was out of there before some of the guys who were in there with him talked him off the ledge and he stuck it out. He said he's so glad he did and that he learned so much about himself and about the asshole he's been to his family the last 15 years, that he didn't even realized. So now, we're "back to business" in a sense, and I'm still trying to figure out and navigate being supportive without being condescending, not really having any idea what he's been through. I will say that watching him and his family go through this has caused me to pay much closer attention to my drinking and especially when, why and how much I drink. (Examples being, I've stopped drinking alone when I'm just watching a TV show and I'm trying not to drink out of boredom).