Charismatic Megafauna said:

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Charismatic Megafauna said:

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I'm a bit concerned about gaps at 174.4 and 167 but if we can fill them I'll load the truck
As it is I bought a few more shares today and bought back some 200cc that expire this week

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Filled the big one, might have been close enough on the lower one

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As far as I can tell powl has filled all gaps. If you don't have shares and want to, could be now or never

May you speak it into existence. Hoping to get this one back over $200

Chef Elko said:

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These LNG companies have been nerve racking! Been in and out of a lot of these guys over the past 5+ years, TELL, NEXT, NFE and VG. It's a wild ride filled with massive swings. Are you in the industry?

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A little background but I will try and not be too long winded. Both Cheniere and Cameron LNG are big customers of mine. So I have learned a lot from that viewpoint. LNG companies essentially build their facilities after they lock down 15-20 year contracts. Big money is the "Spot gas" deals where ships are out and a country needs an emergency load so they pay a premium for these loads. So there isn't that wild swing you see as the commitments are long term.

I brought TELL in years back. They had long term customer pull out of their deals for various reasons. Hence their struggle and then buyout and TELL is now owned by Woodside.

I have mentioned VG and followed immediately at the IPO. This news for breaking ground on new facility CP2, is the 3rd in 5 years and in 2027 they are expected to become the largest exporter of LNG surpassing Cheniere. They have a ton of space to do so.

NEXT had construction plans halted due to last administration permit restrictions. I believe they will be allowed to continue trains 6-8 with this administration and be able to begin construction again. I bought in the $5's and sold. Bought again in the $7s and sold. and Rebought here today.

Long story short go look at LNG stock last 5 years. I am banking on one of these companies based on the potential to be a good growth stock. Maybe not $250/share range but my focus is continue to build netfree positions in these and then hold longterm.

txaggie_08 said:

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May you speak it into existence. Hoping to get this one back over $200

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When it goes I want it to rocket. I'm hoping for $300+ when that happens.

If it hits $300 again I am running to the bank as fast as I can cackling my ass off.

Think about this in your trading.

$30,000 Millionaire said:

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OA - it's fruitless to argue. I still want gains to be posted!

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Unrealized gains are not gains, and gains are not gains until you quite trading.

But, I'm up +19.89% since March unrealized.

So do I tell the IRS that my gains aren't realized bc I haven't stopped trading yet? I'm a little confused I guess…

Colt98 said:

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So do I tell the IRS that my gains aren't realized bc I haven't stopped trading yet? I'm a little confused I guess…

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Until you cash them out they are unrealized

Mr.Milkshake said:

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Colt98 said:

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So do I tell the IRS that my gains aren't realized bc I haven't stopped trading yet? I'm a little confused I guess…

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Does paying taxes on your home's appreciated value protect you from a drop or loss?

The point is that if youre day and swing trading, no gain is safe. Most of these kind of traders never make it to be able to talk annualized ror or irr.

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Pretty sure 30k's returns are on booked gains. But keep going..

Colt98 said:

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So do I tell the IRS that my gains aren't realized bc I haven't stopped trading yet? I'm a little confused I guess…

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He's alluding to the fact that if you're trading the gains are still at risk all the time and also that the trading losses count against your gains balance sheet. And we don't often see folks post all their losers. Though I will give credit to a lot of the posters here will post what their stops are and often follow up to update when they get stopped out. Just not as often as the wins that are posted. Naturally, of course, and I don't fault anyone for it. Valid contrarian points in this never ending pissing match.

CROX has been on a downward trickle since that earnings pop. Strong support past two days at around $99.75.

I want to see it sub $95 before I go full Polk High.

Needham downgraded AAPL based on weenie words about risk. AAPL closed above a technical trigger yesterday and was ready to bust a move out of double Inside weekly bars.

That makes the timing of Needhams vague risk downgrade appear to be extremely manipulative. With AAPL global conference around the corner I would join what will an almost certain liquidity grab move by institutions, that ultimately shoot AAPL back up through the technical and squeeze higher.

Just watch for acceleration of downtrend into a volume crescendo likely around the base of the inside bar lows.

You guys still riding the AMD move that was initiated in the wee hours of overnight trading?

I took shares in that overnight below $110 and told members that premarket shares or calls at the open. AMD has moved from all the shaking and capitulation into a long share hold mode.

I opened a position on SLV earlier this week and plan to continue DCA'ing in with my profits as I continue to rotate out of leveraged positions.

I had been eyeing GLD for weeks but couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger. SLV seemed a way better bet at least in the next couple years.

Also continuing to add BRK.B.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I opened a position on SLV earlier this week and plan to continue DCA'ing in with my profits as I continue to rotate out of leveraged positions.

I had been eyeing GLD for weeks but couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger. SLV seemed a way better bet at least in the next couple years.

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I'm getting Cramer vibes now that you're on board.

Selling all silver



I kid..