Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion

[Gilly]

Brehs, with all this choppiness in the stocks going on lately and the potential for this EV/Tech bubble to pop, which of the ARKs ETFs would you park your money into until all of this blows up?

Fintech

 

[choc_cardigan]

if you wanted to play the reopen the right way (which i didn't really.. i sold many too early other than my M1 pie..) you'd have bought all these names at their lows in March and just held a year to March.

What i did was rolled most of my short term reopen gains (eri.. PLAY.. BA etc.) into names that i want to hold for the future but whether that works out for the better than just holding the reopen names we will see. The reopen plays now aren't a deal at all. They were wholesale last year. Now they are damn near overvalued.

I was looking at that yesterday. Like honestly with the most positive outcome how much can cruise lines and airlines run up?

 

[FaTaL]

$BMBL. To add to what I said earlier. I was watching Uncle Bruce earlier and someone asked him about it. I think he said in their underwriting they were valued around $40 a share but IPO's around $80 a few weeks ago and have been falling ever since.

How reliable is uncle Bruce, I only discovered him a couple of days ago. He seems to know his sh!t

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I was looking at that yesterday. Like honestly with the most positive outcome how much can cruise lines and airlines run up?

there is likely more room to run but how much ... i don't know and i don't personally like any of these companies outright or their business models so it's like i don't wanna be buying. it's a matter of time before they are dumped on retails head.

i'm sticking to the future. Might be the longer road for now but at least i like the companies. Anything "future" is being hated on right now as sell sell sell..

 

[humminbird]

Match will end up buying Bumble, watch

I can see that just to get back at Iac for buying tinder when they already had match in their portfolio and that was one of the reasons they broke off from them
Buying the tinder’s rival would be a checkmate for them

 

[L&HH]

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How reliable is uncle Bruce, I only discovered him a couple of days ago. He seems to know his sh!t

He used to be a trader and I think partner in his own firm. He's retired now and doesn't invest in anything just likes following and talking about the stock. I've been learning alot from him watching the past few days and he definitely knows his stuff.
It's hard to timestamp a live video but he talks about Bumble it at the 3:12:45 mark or try to find the point of this screenshot:

 

[Rekkapryde]

Everytime i refresh or check the update, a tear just rolls down my face.

 

[Kenny West]

Is It Time to Buy GameStop Stock? | The Motley Fool

Motley Fool changing tune

 

[the cac mamba]

im glad/hoping tech draws down. buying in now for when its back to being the future of everything in like a year

 

[Insensitive]

if you wanted to play the reopen the right way (which i didn't really.. i sold many too early other than my M1 pie..) you'd have bought all these names at their lows in March and just held a year to March.

What i did was rolled most of my short term reopen gains (eri.. PLAY.. BA etc.) into names that i want to hold for the future but whether that works out for the better than just holding the reopen names we will see. The reopen plays now aren't a deal at all. They were wholesale last year. Now they are damn near overvalued.

This.

So many good companies that I passed up on (looking back ) because I figured the march lows
of 2020 would be around for a while.

So I ignored Disney, MGM, Ford (well not exactly great but still, it's tripled since then!), GME etc.
Many companies were on crazy discounts and several were directly related to the market having a down turn.

A year later anyone who did the research could've came up CRAZY in a year's time.

 

[KalKal]

Rolled most of my TRIP calls into AWAY calls this morning.

I still say travel stocks are my favorite way to bet on a recovery.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

A year later anyone who did the research could've came up CRAZY in a year's time.

this always sounds good in hindsight, but last march, between the market selloff and then pandemic driven selloff, most people assumed we were heading into a long, deep recession, recovering like we did was unheard of. i mean eventually they would've come up, but it won't always be so quick. that uncertainty will always keep people on the sideline, it is what it is

 

[SwizzLake]

this always sounds good in hindsight, but last march, between the market selloff and then pandemic driven selloff, most people assumed we were heading into a long, deep recession, recovering like we did was unheard of. i mean eventually they would've come up, but it won't always be so quick. that uncertainty will always keep people on the sideline, it is what it is

Exactly this. People were afraid to put their money in stock last March, especially when major Mkt Cap stocks were falling to single digits.

 

[humminbird]

I'm thinking of buying funko pop just as a dumb hold no real strategy to it

 

[Insensitive]

this always sounds good in hindsight, but last march, between the market selloff and then pandemic driven selloff, most people assumed we were heading into a long, deep recession, recovering like we did was unheard of. i mean eventually they would've come up, but it won't always be so quick. that uncertainty will always keep people on the sideline, it is what it is

This is true. I still bought during that period but I can totally understand why someone else
wouldn't have.