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Old 11-24-2020, 10:22 AM
 
Location: Warwick, RI
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Starting a new long position in HD, 25 shares at $274.52. I think the stay at home mindset is going to be around for a while, and people will keep spending their "night out" and "vacation" money on home improvements. Given their recent numbers, I was surprised that HD was only trading at a 23 PE, and I like their yield and dividend growth numbers. I also like their recent move to spend $1 billion on employee wage increases - more companies need to pick up on that idea. This will be a long term hold, and will add on any weakness until it's a full position.
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Old 11-24-2020, 10:34 AM
 
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This is the time to short SDOW, not buy it lol. A stop if it goes above today's intraday high, less than 3% risk. I'm not doing it though, just saying if I had to trade SDOW, this would be my trade. If you buy it, you should sell if it does not close above 13.75.
I respect your opinion but no offense this is what you said the last couple times I bought SDOW as well. I gained 10% and 7% on those two trades.
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Old 11-24-2020, 10:40 AM
 
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I respect your opinion but no offense this is what you said the last couple times I bought SDOW as well. I gained 10% and 7% on those two trades.

Yeah these aren't trades I wouldn't make either way, but I'm saying this is what I would do if I was forced to choose. It's just probabilities, but even if there was a 55% chance a breakdown will result in a lower move, there is still 45% chance it won't happen (the percentage being just an example, not literally 55/45).
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Old 11-24-2020, 11:01 AM
 
Location: USA
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It may be a little late in the game but put XPEV on your watchlist. That stock started selling in August and closed yesterday in the $70's. It passed over NIO and I was shocked and kicking myself that I didn't buy in back when it opened. Maybe I'm a bit too cautious with Chinese stocks. I had NIO but sold after a nice little profit. I didn't like the debt they carry and continue to carry. I see a big dilution coming on that one.
Thanks for the recommendation! And taking profits is always a good thing, which is what I may end up doing here very soon on some of these high flyers.
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Old 11-24-2020, 11:55 AM
 
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Yeah these aren't trades I wouldn't make either way, but I'm saying this is what I would do if I was forced to choose. It's just probabilities, but even if there was a 55% chance a breakdown will result in a lower move, there is still 45% chance it won't happen (the percentage being just an example, not literally 55/45).
You can’t trade SDOW like you do with your other trades. A 3x leveraged short etf is a different animal altogether and I don’t trade it based on momentum. I trade it when it’s been beaten down over a short timeframe. Indices don’t run up endlessly, eventually they pull back from out of the skies.
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Old 11-24-2020, 11:55 AM
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Location: Middle Tennessee
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Sold 39 covered calls CURO APR strike 12.50 at .81
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Old 11-24-2020, 12:01 PM
 
Location: Pennsylvania
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Well since I sold my 800 AAL, it's time to put some of that to work.

Buying 1500 RIG at market open today.
Just sold all 1500 of them at $2.08 for a nice profit of about $950.
Not going to get greedy on this one. RIG was up to $2.60+ earlier in the day before dropping back.
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Old 11-24-2020, 05:36 PM
 
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Bought another 290 @ $13.65. Total 2100 @ $13.766 average. Going to hold here and hope DJI $30k holds. SL @ $13.40.
Bought more SDOW after hours. Now holding 2735 shares @ $13.70 average. Might average down again tomorrow if it falls further. It’s ~10% of my portfolio now.
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Old 11-24-2020, 05:43 PM
 
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Bought more SDOW after hours. Now holding 2735 shares @ $13.70 average. Might average down again tomorrow if it falls further. It’s ~10% of my portfolio now.

Does that mean you are going to cancel your 13.40 stop-loss and let it drop further?
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Old 11-24-2020, 09:07 PM
 
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Does that mean you are going to cancel your 13.40 stop-loss and let it drop further?
Stop loss I set this morning was for today. I’m currently at a half position with SDOW. I’m willing to go up to 20% of my portfolio to establish a full position as a hedge against my equity holdings. If DJIA jumps another 1%+ tomorrow (SDOW < $13.20), I will sell my remaining shares in JPM and average down SDOW to the mid $13s as a full position. Then I’d reestablish a new stop loss somewhere in the $12.70-12.80 range. But too early for any of that until I see how tomorrow morning plays. AMZN remains my largest holding at ~30% of my portfolio at the moment.
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