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Fogel

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Stops are risky if it spikes down past them, they won't fill. If you have enough shares, maybe buy some puts to hedge instead
 
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Blazin

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Fogel said:
Stops are risky if it spikes down past them, they won't fill. If you have enough shares, maybe buy some puts to hedge instead
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THis is not true unless you used a stop limit. Obviously if it gaps you will get a price worse than your stop but it does indeed fill
 
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Khane

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Correct I am not using a limit order, its a stop loss order. And with the amount of money I have made on this, liquidating at whatever current market prices rather than not filling the order at all is much more desirable to me. I don't really care if the entire order fills at $48 or if only half does and the other half fills at $45.
 
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Khane said:
I'll just keep readjusting my stops on PLTR and let it run
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I don’t have a dog in this but this seems extremely reasonable. Readjust stops daily if you’re at the point where you’re that worried about not selling at the right time.
 
Blazin

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Khane said:
Correct I am not using a limit order, its a stop loss order. And with the amount of money I have made on this, liquidating at whatever current market prices rather than not filling the order at all is much more desirable to me. I don't really care if the entire order fills at $48 or if only half does and the other half fills at $45.
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You can probably set a trailing stop that you won't have to adjust.
 
Khane

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Blazin said:
You can probably set a trailing stop that you won't have to adjust.
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"Vanguard does not support conditional orders or trailing stops, and they do not allow you to stage orders for later entry."

I should just move to Fidelity but I'm lazy.
 
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Looks like a lot of folks subscribe to the Blazin Blazin investing newsletter...

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Sanrith Descartes

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TSLA on the verge of breaking back above $300

edit: that call volume on the $300 strike calls expiring tomorrow...

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Blazin

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Khane said:
"Vanguard does not support conditional orders or trailing stops, and they do not allow you to stage orders for later entry."

I should just move to Fidelity but I'm lazy.
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I was with vanguard for almost 20 years and haven't regretted leaving for Fidelity one bit. Highly recommend.
 
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Mist

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Macro predictions:
Equities will do well for a while (10-15 months) before tapering off.
Bond rates will go a little higher then come down pretty quickly.
BTC backed assets will start overperforming around the same point that equities start underperforming.
 
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Sold my 120 PLTR shares. I'm not trying to time the market perfectly.
 
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Mist

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I feel like now is a good time to just admit I should've bought MSTR a long time ago.
 
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