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Posts posted by Wally Fairway
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Damn, I forgot what a down day feels like. Lol, the stonks only go up mantra and a few days in a row of moon shots made me think that saying was true
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57 minutes ago, zzz said:
Just FYI, TD Ameritrade charges $6.95 per OTC trade. Interactive Brokers charges $0.005 per share for Pro platform or 1% of trade value, $0 for IBKR Lite . I have never had a trade rejected using TD Ameritrade. I don't trade OTC with my IB account due to the $0.005 per share fee.
Schwab doesn't charge a fee on the purchase, and the sale side is pennies. I haven't had a transaction rejected at Schwab, but I'm only in 4-5 pennies, and that is down to 2-3 because some have moved out of the penny range.
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4 minutes ago, Trey3216 said:
We need to make a running list of all of the stonks everyone is on that we can repost to the top of every page. It's getting to be a beating having to go back and find them on this thread and the stonks thread every time.
Just took some profits in a few names that I can transfer over for a 2020 ROTH contribution and buy them back, even at the higher prices. Will be looking to buy the stonkiest stonk I find first thing in the morning tomorrow.
That's not a bad idea, but it would take up the 10-20 post per page - I need to clean up my stonk watchlist and then I can just post screenshots of that
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I'm in a meeting until at least 3:30, it will be interesting to see what it looks like at the start of the power (half) hour
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1 minute ago, RCRanger03 said:
I'm happy with what I'm seeing from ALPP churn churn churn in the $8 range. Accumulate shareholders until we uplist.
Yeah - I'm thinking about adding some TSNP on this dip - something to trade, not to keep
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another PR from ALPP - nice to report it, but as I read it the contract is between $100,000 and $1,000,000
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Fuck Chamblee (but he may not be wrong - Jordan certainly struggles off the tee)
Comments from last week - before and after his 61
QuoteQ: You just said Jordan is “on his way to oblivion.” I take that to mean you see him getting worse rather than better.
BC: If you go back and look at Ian Baker-Finch and David Duval’s ascent and descent in the game of golf, they track a similar path to Jordan Spieth. When they get to a point where they are really searching and they get desperate there’s not only the insecurity of whether or not you’re ever going to find it again, there’s also that psychological scar tissue. It’s like a physical wound and some of them will heal up and some of them will kill you.
Ian Baker-Finch or David Duval, no disrespect to them, but the only reason I picked them out is they made the game look so easy for a period of time as did Jordan Spieth. Their descent is a reminder to all of us that it is ephemeral. You can lose it in the blink of an eye. He seems to be searching every single week, spending lots of practice swings, over the ball a long time.
GW: Do you want to walk back any of your comments about Jordan since we talked the other day?
BC: What did I say? I can’t even remember. I wasn’t probably sanguine about his comeback.
He did something today I don’t think I’ve seen. I’ll go look it up. I can’t remember a person being in the lead position in a golf tournament being dead last in fairways hit and next-to-last in distance from the edge of the fairway. That’s unprecedented. I don’t know how you do that. I guess you can in a place like the desert where there is a lot of luck involved in the lies you get and then you hit your irons like a God. He still has the ability to stun us with his short game and putter.
As I chewed on it today, there are a handful of people who lost their edge. Sam Snead in 1947-48 he won only one time because he had the putting yips and then he won 17 times when he sorted that out the next two years in 1949-50.
Henrik Stenson was No. 4 in the world after winning the Players in 2009 and he fell down to No. 230 when he got the driver yips. I’m not saying Jordan Spieth has the driver yips but on your way to them you miss by wide margins in every direction. Stenson worked his way out of it. Steve Stricker was sort of the same thing. There are some notable players fairly recently and well in the past that have come out of these slumps fairly nicely.
It’s cool to see Jordan Spieth give some hope for a comeback. As inaccurate as he was in 2016-17, he was just a little wobbly off the tee, but he’s become hugely inaccurate, which is usually a prelude to an irrecoverable slump, at least for a period of time. It was the preamble for Ian Baker-Finch’s slump, it was the preamble to David Duval’s slump, it was the preamble to Ralph Guldahl’s slump. Those are slumps that players never recovered from.
He hasn’t solved his big misses but to see him step up on 15 and hit that draw with the water left after missing it to the left so often and at times by wide margins that speaks to his commitment. He said in his post-round remarks that he’s committed to being committed. That was a helluva quote. There’s no other place for him to go. If he loses his attitude, there’s no way back. I’ve never seen him slump his shoulders, I’ve never seen him throw clubs, I’ve never seen him use profanity, I’ve never seen him give the Heisman to people asking him tough-to-answer questions. I said today on our show that I’ve never seen anybody, except for maybe Chip Beck, handle really poor play with more class. It’s easy to pull for somebody like that.
guess I would say I’m a little more optimistic than the last time we talked. I still need to see him drive it better than he does. I don’t see how he can come back and play anywhere near the type of golf he used to play unless he drives it better. There’s a difference between driving it poorly and driving it terribly. There’s generally not much hope to contend when you’re driving it terrible.
If you think about it, it’s as exciting as anything watching a player of his caliber work his way out of a slump. Tiger has given us two comebacks on an epic scale. This isn’t on the same scale because he’s not dealing with a broken leg or a broken reputation or a darn-near busted back, but he’s dealing with a broken game. It’s as compelling as his good golf was, almost.
GW: Do you think shooting 61 validates what he’s working on?
BC: To some extent. Look, you have to have selective memory in this game. If I had driven it like him and I was leading I would be thinking all I have to do is hit it a little better and I can really make a move. He’s almost dead last in Strokes Gained: off the tee and dead last in driving accuracy. Only Brendan Steele is worse than him in distance from the edge of the fairway. He’s not just missing fairways, he’s missing them by a wide margin. For him to play as well as he has the first three rounds speaks volumes about his mental strength. Outside of Tiger, you’re hard-pressed to find another player more exciting to watch than Jordan Spieth.
The only thing I’ll say is when you see someone drive it as inaccurately as he did, it’s a trip to oblivion. Henrik Stenson and Steve Stricker came back from there. If I’m Jordan Spieth I’d look at what they did and use that as positive reinforcement that he can dig his way out of this hole.
https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2021/02/07/jordan-spieth-61-brandel-chamblee-oblivion/
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3 minutes ago, bluto said:
Just saw an alpp 8k, is this old news or something new/altered?
They talked about that in the shareholder meeting on Friday, that is the filing to increase A/S. It was a known event, but it is good to see them doing the things they said in a timely manner.
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7 minutes ago, hayden_horn said:
i'm closely watching snvp right now. up 85% right now, if it crosses into .015 area, i will take my free shares
quite a day - SNVP breaking the penny, AMYZF the dollar, and ALPP looking for a 10 spot this week.
Stonks only go up 🚀🚀🚀-
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24 minutes ago, Gourmand said:
what is a good entry point on xmet?
anywhere from a $0.01 all the up to $1
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ALPP seems to have a lot of resistance at $9.00
LOL - just let that sink in $9.00; 1/28 you coulda had it at $3.01, just last week at $3.60....today it is struggling to stay above $9.00
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On 2/4/2021 at 10:25 AM, Wally Fairway said:
We should have a contest - Jordan make or miss the cut this week?
Bonus question, if he makes does he top 25? 10?I'll take the easy answer - miss
well my reverse jinx almost worked
just looking at 5 pages for this thread this week tells you the Jordan was doing something well
Brooks's finish was amazing, he was getting very little TV time and then bang -5 on 13-17; and then watch everyone else just flounder their way in-
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Picked up some more AMZYF, before it breaks $1 (j-nj)
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16 hours ago, hayden_horn said:
reckon i'm too late to the alpp party. thoughts?
Look to see if there is a pullback, then
Welcome to the party
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1 minute ago, hayden_horn said:
well, generally.
i understand each one of these pennies has a different strategy. i just bought a little of most of the recs on the last page. sounds like people have taken profits on some of these plays and parlayed them into bigger plays.
i'm not looking for overall financial advice, i'm just new to penny investing and so i am just looking for a rudimentary primer of sorts, i guess
There are many different strategies, depend on your goals and personality
- buy and hold, and hold and hold
- trade, make a decent profit and look for something else to flipand about a 1,000 variations in between
FWIW - I'm not really into trading, it takes too much time and I feel like I have to watch my investments more than I like or have time to do
I'm a big believer in taking something off the table, depending on how much something goes up...at least 50% of your initial $$$'s invested. But these penny stonks are a different thing for me. I tried it a little over the summer, and lost a little on the few I tried (including ALPP). But I kept my eye on them, make a watchlist and keep track of weekly or monthly prices, and then I got back into ALPP as it headed to $1, and I've done the same with a couple of others. We will see how it works out.Days like today don't come around all that often, so all should enjoy and celebrate because there will be days when things go to shit.
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Shareholder meeting looks like it is about to start, they just started the power point but have no sound.
I was going to just watch this later, but feel compelled to watch it liveALPP - btw
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Is there a rumor of a ALPP merger? because holy shit....and TSNP is up even more on a % basis.
cautionary note - nobody ever went broke taking some gains and reallocating - but most importantly 🚀🚀🚀🚀
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So with ALPP streaming the shareholder meeting, should I skim something off the top and take it off the table?
I've seen too many times where I'd have been better off if I'd have bought the hype and sell before the news; just thinking there could be a dip if there isn't a date for NASDAQ listing or other things that take time and people (stonkers) are thinking it will all happen immediately.Asking for a friend; a friend who's portfolio is way, way, way out of balance with stonks
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4 minutes ago, RCRanger03 said:
I'm in! Let's get back to stonky talk. Sorry for getting us off track. We can resume this discussion in here when we're all millionairies looking for Cayman accounts
3 minutes ago, ZB'Tejas said:I have a Roth and Tradition IRA on my TD Ameritrade account so I can easily switch between all of them for trading. You can definitely buy OTC (albeit it's still a $5.99 trade fee) on then and the beauty of the Roth is it's post tax money so STONK gains are never taxed.
My main account is Schwab, small fee on OTC sales (I paid $0.23 selling selling 2,500 shares for a few thousand in 2020), there is a fee for options (which has cost me more that I care to add up). There were a couple of days with glitches at the open during the GME festival, but really not many issues.
I also have a Fidelity account, my employer sponsored 401k and my Mom's accounts that I manage, I don't like it as much. Again no fees for transactions, though I don't stonk in those accounts, except I did put her in 2,000 shares of ALPP when it was under $2.50. So she owes you as well. -
Okay - I was in ALPP in June for 25,000 shares, watched it do nothing for a few months and sold in Sept for a small loss. Kept my eye on it, and bought back in in Dec right before it hit a$1, and have really enjoyed the ride; but still my mind keeps saying 25,000 x
$2.5$3.25$4.00$5.45 $10 (maybe by March).
I have nothing to complain about, as it is pushing my account to new heights - tks RCR-
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1 hour ago, Auto Driller said:
First two tee shots for Jordan waaay left into native area. Not looking great...
So that wasn't a shot tracker glitch?
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19 minutes ago, RCRanger03 said:
High of $5.15 so far. The best thing about this ALPP push is that there is no reason to R/S, if it can hold above $5 I feel certain that it will get the A/S increase authorized
over $5.25 - all that resistance at $5, and then clear sailing
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We should have a contest - Jordan make or miss the cut this week?
Bonus question, if he makes does he top 25? 10?I'll take the easy answer - miss
Penny stock thread split
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Oh Shit, just what I need - another message board to follow
LMAO - maybe it's time to ditch the golf board and the Spartan sports board and catch up on this one
Thanks RCR