HD punched out a new 52-high before pulling back a bit today. That has been one of my better grabs since 2021 started.
Premiums across the board are crazy right now.
My suggestion for the Morgan dollar is finding one at a local coin shop, or anything else for that matter. Everything about it is easier and less stressful and if you get to know them they’ll bring the premiums down some for you.
There's been little volume in the AH price chop so far. From what I understand, Gamestop has already given preliminary Q4 sales numbers. The anticipation is going to be in the earnings call and focused on forward guidance.GME making a move back up. I'm guessing there's some well received news. GME earnings are today.
up to $190 from $176 AH so far
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Gold Trump dollar. Well, gold-plated, not solid. I'll need to store this under the floorboards during the Great Purge of 2023, but until then it's fun to look at.
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Looks like I do indeed have a Walking Liberty silver dollar and half dollar already. The silver dollar has some edge discoloration, especially on the sides. Which is unfortunate, and I kinda want to get a new one instead. Glad I have an Eisenhower dollar.
No Morgan or Peace dollars. The hunt begins!
Also have 1 Yuan there, which will be useful for fleeing the Great Purge of 2023 when it's worth 400 USD.
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Cool thing about going on trips to Europe is that you can collect coins from all over the world very fast. Especially in Switzerland where they use a lot of different currencies. I was getting coins from Jamaica and Malaysia as change. They also still use Francs (which, funnily enough, France doesn't).
Something I'm getting used to seeing: My stocks are red, red all the way down. LAZR is really fighting, though. It's the only one giving me consistent jumps into the green. Everything else is just...crashed from a month ago. Is this because of fears of inflation because of these stimulus bills, like I suspect it is? Whatever the case is, it makes me want to get out of stocks, fast. Waiting until 2021 to get into them was idiotic on my part. I missed the economic booms of the last few years and decided to jump in right at the tail end with not much to gain and a lot to lose. That said, the economy SHOULD be rebounding a lot soon as things reopen.
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Also, a lot of my things are SPACs hovering at NAV. I'm more concerned about the long-term stocks and their lack of appreciable gains.
is it me or is that tablet like 14 inches long and 4 inches wide?
There is an art to investing in meme/yolo/wsb stocks. That art is pretty simple. Be one of the first 100 in the door and one of the first 10 out of the door. These momentum plays are strictly hit and run jobs. I am not saying you cant hang around and make money but... The odds are stacked against it. Its why I preach always have an investing plan before you ever make a trade. That plan has to have an exit strategy. I was a proud owner of AMC for about 37 minutes. Bought it in the pre-market at $7 (after it had already been running up in the 4am hours) and was out at somewhere around $15 before 9:45am. Could I have made more by hanging around longer? Yes. My plan was to bail as soon as I doubled my money and I did. Haven't looked back since.Naw. It's got normal tablet proportions, not the proportions of my dong.
On one hand I kinda wish I'd held onto GME longer because I could have recouped most of my losses there at this point. On the other hand...once it was clearly doomed, I just didn't want the stress of having it around. Lesson was learned. I'm a lot more salty about Lordstown, where I learned no lessons and just feel screwed.
Similar situation to GME now with ZNTE, except I don't have to worry as much about ZNTE crashing all the way like GME did, and can afford to just sit on it and hope something eventually happens, rather than selling and locking in a loss.
There is an art to investing in meme/yolo/wsb stocks. That art is pretty simple. Be one of the first 100 in the door and one of the first 10 out of the door. These momentum plays are strictly hit and run jobs. I am not saying you cant hang around and make money but... The odds are stacked against it. Its why I preach always have an investing plan before you ever make a trade. That plan has to have an exit strategy. I was a proud owner of AMC for about 37 minutes. Bought it in the pre-market at $7 (after it had already been running up in the 4am hours) and was out at somewhere around $15 before 9:45am. Could I have made more by hanging around longer? Yes. My plan was to bail as soon as I doubled my money and I did. Haven't looked back since.
To be successful you have got to limit losses and opportunities to create losses. Its impossible to avoid them, but you have to limit them. One way to do this is not be a hog. Don't always swing for the homerun Roaring Kitty style. Use the tools available to limit losses and protect gains like trailing orders. This also applies to SPACs. Have a realistic return in your mind and GTFO when you hit it, or at least set stops to protect your gains once you hit those targets. 20, 30, 50% gain on a SPAC should be realistic exit targets. The average annula return of the S&P 500 is about 10% for a year. Making 30% in a month's time on a SPAC flip is amazing. Which is why buying near NAV is critical. Have a plan. Stick to the plan. Don't be a hog. Enjoy tendies.