Economy stonks v21

wow KPLT u little bastard I shoulda held the faith when I had shitloads of you at 3.30 last month as you hit 6 today....
 
lol put in a docu short @300 after hrs fishing for a couple dozen shares and rips back down to 290; thx bye.
 
lol damn KPLT was down after hrs on nothing tried to buy a dickload, got a small bite... goes up 4%.
 
MA down another 2.4% today. Now -2% YTD. Feels bad man.
 
This market is fucking nuts. Dog shit stocks mooning all over the joint. September will continue to be explosive I think.

UPST over 700% in one year, checked the financials and holy cow, it makes no sense lol.
 
Gas121 said:
This market is fucking nuts. Dog shit stocks mooning all over the joint. September will continue to be explosive I think.
UPST over 700% in one year, checked the financials and holy cow, it makes no sense lol.
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It's up nearly 1200% in a year. I keep thinking I missed the boat and then it jumps another 20%.
 
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dammit, now he's gonna pat himself on the back nonsensically again for another half hour or so.

<BidenShutIt>

let's see if he tanks the market in the morning like his afternoon speeches do.
 
Gas121 said:
This market is fucking nuts. Dog shit stocks mooning all over the joint. September will continue to be explosive I think.

UPST over 700% in one year, checked the financials and holy cow, it makes no sense lol.
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I started some short at 250 its nuts.

Docs I'm back against around 105 prolly get the shit beat out of me on that hahah

also fuuuuk KPLT woulda been a 100% gain on the commons in like 10 days.
 
$UEC has been on a nice run the last month.
I forget who in here told me it was not a good buy.
Up 60%.
Investors are starting to wake up to the inflation shit show that is on the way. Metals are a good hedge or at least used to be when fundamentals mattered.
 
44nutman said:
$UEC has been on a nice run the last month.
I forget who in here told me it was not a good buy.
Up 60%.
Investors are starting to wake up to the inflation shit show that is on the way. Metals are a good hedge or at least used to be when fundamentals mattered.
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i don't recall saying it was a bad buy, but i did load up on a lot of it at/under $1 and sold piles of $1Ps/1.50Cs (1.50Cs assigned, obviously). not sure if you're referring to me or another.
 
wow DOCS short at 105 worked yay.

I suck tho. Didn't stay in MILE or KPLT
 
brackis1 said:
wow DOCS short at 105 worked yay.

I suck tho. Didn't stay in MILE or KPLT
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i made like 25-30% on kplt shares and about 250% on the calls. should have held the calls longer, apparently. the septembers would be up like 3000% ( i had sept, oct, jan)

<Fedor23> but whatever, gains are gains.
 
  • Popular message-board site Reddit Inc. is reported looking for investment bankers and lawyers to stage a long-awaited IPO early next year, possibly at a $15B+ valuation.
  • Reuters cited two unnamed sources Thursday as saying that the firm, whose message boards include the popular WallStreetBets chat group, is in the market now for help overseeing its IPO.
  • Reddit declined to comment to Seeking Alpha on the report. However, many investors have long waited for the company to go public. Its WallStreetBets board has been a major force behind rallies in so-called "meme stocks" like GameStop (NYSE:GME) and AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) over the past year.
  • One source told Reuters that Reddit hopes to go public at about a $15B valuation. The company announced last month that it had begun raising Series F funding of up to $700M at a $10B value, with Fidelity leading the latest round.
  • WallStreetBets is just one of more than 100,000 online communities (or “subreddits”) that users visit to discuss everything from sports to politics and more. All told, the company has over 52M daily active users and 50B+ monthly views, according to its Web site.
  • Reddit takes in money primarily from advertising, recently disclosing that Q2 revenues rose 192% year over year to a record $100M. However, the firm has reportedly never turned a profit.
  • Still, its pre-IPO backers include A-list financial firms Andreessen Horowitz, Fidelity Investments, Sequoia and Tacit, as well as strategic partners Tencent Holdings (OTCPK:TCEHY) and publishing giant Advance Publications.
  • Reddit also reportedly has a roster of celebrity investors like billionaire Peter Thiel, actor Jared Leto and hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg.
$15 billion when they make $100 million a quarter in revenue and have never turned a profit? Shit son. Also LOL at the Seeking Alpha comments on this:

"The neckbeard crybaby socialists over there don’t have any money to monetize. 15B for a message board with a bunch of pea brains whining and censoring each other."
 
HOLA said:
  • Popular message-board site Reddit Inc. is reported looking for investment bankers and lawyers to stage a long-awaited IPO early next year, possibly at a $15B+ valuation.
  • Reuters cited two unnamed sources Thursday as saying that the firm, whose message boards include the popular WallStreetBets chat group, is in the market now for help overseeing its IPO.
  • Reddit declined to comment to Seeking Alpha on the report. However, many investors have long waited for the company to go public. Its WallStreetBets board has been a major force behind rallies in so-called "meme stocks" like GameStop (NYSE:GME) and AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) over the past year.
  • One source told Reuters that Reddit hopes to go public at about a $15B valuation. The company announced last month that it had begun raising Series F funding of up to $700M at a $10B value, with Fidelity leading the latest round.
  • WallStreetBets is just one of more than 100,000 online communities (or “subreddits”) that users visit to discuss everything from sports to politics and more. All told, the company has over 52M daily active users and 50B+ monthly views, according to its Web site.
  • Reddit takes in money primarily from advertising, recently disclosing that Q2 revenues rose 192% year over year to a record $100M. However, the firm has reportedly never turned a profit.
  • Still, its pre-IPO backers include A-list financial firms Andreessen Horowitz, Fidelity Investments, Sequoia and Tacit, as well as strategic partners Tencent Holdings (OTCPK:TCEHY) and publishing giant Advance Publications.
  • Reddit also reportedly has a roster of celebrity investors like billionaire Peter Thiel, actor Jared Leto and hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg.
$15 billion when they make $100 million a quarter in revenue and have never turned a profit? Shit son. Also LOL at the Seeking Alpha comments on this:

"The neckbeard crybaby socialists over there don’t have any money to monetize. 15B for a message board with a bunch of pea brains whining and censoring each other."
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yeah, it's about my take on it, as well.

that said, it'll probably be a yugely successful IPO and ding 300% within a year (or 2 months...). people seem to LOVE unprofitable internet companies right now. unless they were spacs.
 
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