[AlpineWhite_SJ]

Originally Posted by MisterF80M3

80% of my play money for stocks.

I’m 100% in the market*


*of the $100 I play with for stocks

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by Littlebear

Medical & health

+1.

Medical laboratory & Research, and Drug Manufacturers.

All my accounts were in the green yesterday.

[BMW F22]

Anyone got out yet? 😂

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Anyone got out yet? 😂

Hell no....today is a day to buy! So many opportunities....

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Hell no....today is a day to buy! So many opportunities....

Like what? Everything is still high. And this could be the beginning of another falling knife.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Like what? Everything is still high. And this could be the beginning of another falling knife.

TNA for one. It's ~ $18.00 and just a few weeks ago at $25.00.

52 Week high of $78.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

TNA for one. It's ~ $18.00 and just a few weeks ago at $25.00.

52 Week high of $78.

At $18 it’s still to high man. A month ago it was $12. If you’re in it long term I suppose it doesn’t matter much. But for now it’s a bit high IMO.

[Jordan's World]

BMW F22

Entirely? - No. I've been in and out of BA about 3 times for few quick gains, however I am just patiently waiting for it to bottom out for my long-term position. I am planning on distributing my remaining 75% in there and potentially buying down my position in the airlines a bit. Bought in pretty close to 52-week lows, but always room to lower cost basis.

Still watching Disney but think it can come down more.

Anyone watching anything in particular? I see a lot of interest in BA in here, but don't see anyone talking about anything else.

[BMW F22]

Watching AMD and AXP. Already set buy prices few weeks ago.

Grubhub could be a good buy but I fear that once this is over, the initial high valuation will drop.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

At $18 it’s still to high man. A month ago it was $12. If you’re in it long term I suppose it doesn’t matter much. But for now it’s a bit high IMO.

I think it will be back in the low $30's by June.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

At $18 it’s still to high man. A month ago it was $12. If you’re in it long term I suppose it doesn’t matter much. But for now it’s a bit high IMO.

Right now...I'm just playing around with stuff that I might hold for 4-6 weeks.

After Powell's remarks, the whole market was impacted. Not trying to time bottom, just find a good buy in while it's dipping as I don't want to be chasing it later.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Right now...I'm just playing around with stuff that I might hold for 4-6 weeks.

After Powell's remarks, the whole market was impacted. Not trying to time bottom, just find a good buy in while it's dipping as I don't want to be chasing it later.

When do you plan on going into BA? I'm keeping an eye on it and once you execute I'll consider it as well. I can't decide on a buy price and still think it has room to fall, heavy...

10k gambling into BA when I execute. I'll think of it as a crap shoot.

[Jordan's World]

Originally Posted by TheRussski

What you guys think about VTIQ ?

I got in at $20...short/long term profit?

I mean, where else are you going to get a 50% pre tax return?

I know what I'd do.

[premier3is]

Anyone playing options on any airlines as a gamble? Lol

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by premier3is

Anyone playing options on any airlines as a gamble? Lol

I’m holding onto my AA shares. I don’t care if it goes down for now. Got in around $8 or so (don’t remember). I’m in this one for a few years because what are people going to do, drive from Cali to NY for business meetings? People have already started flying again.

Cruise lines stocks are still up a lot (35-60% gains) and I also will be holding onto those as well.

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

I’m holding onto my AA shares. I don’t care if it goes down for now. Got in around $8 or so (don’t remember). I’m in this one for a few years because what are people going to do, drive from Cali to NY for business meetings? People have already started flying again.

Cruise lines stocks are still up a lot (35-60% gains) and I also will be holding onto those as well.

I don't think the issue is will ppl fly, the issue is who will survive the pandemic and stay in business. Who will make it out of it without going bankrupt. It's tough to guess.

[ASAP]

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/13/davi...d-only-99.html

[ASAP]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

I’m holding onto my AA shares. I don’t care if it goes down for now. Got in around $8 or so (don’t remember). I’m in this one for a few years because what are people going to do, drive from Cali to NY for business meetings? People have already started flying again.

Cruise lines stocks are still up a lot (35-60% gains) and I also will be holding onto those as well.

AA currently is most likely to go bankrupt of the major airlines... its a risk that may payoff or not.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by premier3is

When do you plan on going into BA? I'm keeping an eye on it and once you execute I'll consider it as well. I can't decide on a buy price and still think it has room to fall, heavy...

10k gambling into BA when I execute. I'll think of it as a crap shoot.

Honestly, Since Buffet sold all his airline stocks....coupled with the fact of them shutting down a lot of smaller airports.....I have lost a lot of interest in them for the time being.

There are a lot of others out there to play with that have ER/PR coming, "Covid" plays, etc.

Let me emphasize that this is money that if I lose...it won't affect me. I placed my initial investment long ago to "play" in the market. When I doubled it, I took my initial investment back out.

So I am on the lookout for stuff that I can buy, set a limit sell at 30% gain, and forget about it. Sometimes it hits in 2 days...sometimes 2 months. I keep an eye on it and set stop losses as well.

So everything I do is with that in mind. I am still contributing to my long term stuff...401k, IRA, etc.

This is just for my fun...and I am no expert...just trying to learn.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by premier3is

I don't think the issue is will ppl fly, the issue is who will survive the pandemic and stay in business. Who will make it out of it without going bankrupt. It's tough to guess.

True, and I agree. My thoughts are that there are 4 big ones: AA, Delta, United, and SW. SW is a low cost leader of airlines and I think they will be okay in that segment. The other three then will be okay too because without one, the other two will become too big taking up that market share (or buyout).

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by ASAP

AA currently is most likely to go bankrupt of the major airlines... its a risk that may payoff or not.

Why do you say that?

[premier3is]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Honestly, Since Buffet sold all his airline stocks....coupled with the fact of them shutting down a lot of smaller airports.....I have lost a lot of interest in them for the time being.

There are a lot of others out there to play with that have ER/PR coming, "Covid" plays, etc.

Let me emphasize that this is money that if I lose...it won't affect me. I placed my initial investment long ago to "play" in the market. When I doubled it, I took my initial investment back out.

So I am on the lookout for stuff that I can buy, set a limit sell at 30% gain, and forget about it. Sometimes it hits in 2 days...sometimes 2 months. I keep an eye on it and set stop losses as well.

So everything I do is with that in mind. I am still contributing to my long term stuff...401k, IRA, etc.

This is just for my fun...and I am no expert...just trying to learn.

Here is my problem with the market. I'm a greedy motherfucker. I'm not good at pulling money out and getting my initial investment back since that means I'm selling off shares lol. Not a good mindset to go in with but I'm either selling all or none.

Seems like you got a good strategy in place. Keep us updated on ur picks.