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Looks like if you were a day trader with 10 to 20k to drop in you could have made some $$ but overall buying in still looks super risky.
NOI finally got me back into a profit, sold off. Not sure if I want to wait for a dip and buy back in or find something else. Had I not been busy this morning and sold as soon as the market opened I'd have been in a little better shape
I said this to a friend this morning..
Boy was he mad later on
Now, I only bought 250 bucks worth, so it's really not that much, but either way.. gotta love being right, even though it only happens once in a while !!
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Thank you for the tip and I'll keep watching for it to get close to 4 bucks or so again.
I need GameStop to take off again, that's another I want out of.
For some reason I can't buy RR on cash app
I'm in with 2 shares of NIO at something crazy, like 55 a share.. have been thinking of averaging down, but havent yet lmao.
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
24% gain as of now.
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
In at 3.06 on RR, have been in since that first pump over 3... have a stop in place this time as I had to sit through a bunch of red for a while there, hoping it goes 20+ in the coming years..
On APLD I was in at 3.90, sold at 7, In again at 9, Sold around 12, In again at 13, sold at 15 and I just haven't been able to re-enter and feel good about it.
My friend who put $3000 in at 3.10 in APLD and hasn't sold once loves to tell me about it making new all time highs every week. He was asking me what color jetski he should get yesterday!
Now, here's a real screw up.. I was in OPEN at .90 something cents after seeing a post on it in wallstreet bets. Watched it run up to 4.99 and crash, sold at 3 something for a nice quick 1000 bucks.. well *&^% its at 9.94 now. I didn't have a ton in, just 500 or so bucks, but man.. sometimes YOU SHOULD be greedy, it seems !!
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express
"So in similar to our previous convos about NQ and you pretending you're the wolf of wallstreet, what would you say about the stock NIO - is it a buy or a sell for a longer term trade?"
Response:
"Listen up, you magnificent bastards! It's your boy Jordan Belfort here, the Wolf of Wall Street himself, back in the saddle and ready to tear into this NIO stock like a lion on a fresh kill. You remember our chats about NQ and all that jazz? Well, buckle up because NIO – that's the Chinese EV powerhouse that's been lighting up the boards – is screaming "BUY" for a long-term play. I'm talking 1-3 years minimum, where the real money gets made, not some **** day-trade flip. Let me break it down for you, Wolf-style, with the cold hard facts and why this baby's got rocket fuel in its veins.
First off, NIO's been on a tear this year. Up over 70% YTD as of today, trading around $7.60 after hours. That's no fluke – they're smashing delivery records left and right. Just this month, they're sold out of their ES8 SUV through the end of 2025, with wait times up to 26 weeks for new buyers. That's demand, baby! Pure, unadulterated hunger for their cars. And with China pumping stimulus into the economy, EV sales are exploding – NIO's right in the sweet spot, expanding R&D, new models, and that killer battery-swapping network that's got Tesla shaking in their boots.
Now, the bears will whine about dilution – yeah, they just raised $1.16 billion for growth, and the stock dipped a bit on the news. But that's amateur hour thinking. Institutions are piling in; some whale dropped $57 million on shares after hours last week alone. UBS just upgraded to "Buy" with an $8.50 target, and Citi's got a $30 long-shot upside in their sights. Analysts' average target is around $6.57 right now, which is below current levels, but that's lagging **** – the real play is the growth story. Market cap's sitting at about $19 billion, but with profitability eyed for Q4 2025 and deliveries ramping, this could 2-3x easy if they execute. Long-term forecasts have it averaging $7.86 by October alone, pushing higher into 2026.
Sure, there are risks – they're still posting losses (EPS at -1.65), China's economy can be a wildcard, and international expansion's been slow (like in Norway or UAE, where sales ain't popping yet). But who gives a ****? This is the EV revolution, and NIO's the underdog with the tech edge – battery swaps, premium branding, and a loyal fanbase that's got people on X buzzing like it's the next Tesla. Investors are calling for $100+ per share long-term; that's the kind of moonshot that turns $10k into a yacht fund.
Bottom line: For a longer-term trade, NIO's a screaming BUY. Load up while the weak hands are shaking out, hold through the volatility, and watch it roar. This ain't advice – it's the Wolf's howl. Now go make that money, you animals! 🚀"
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(the admiral would never let me name it that, but I'd be Dream 'Inn - LOL)
We both have been really loving the Pacific Mariner, specifically the 65 and SE model. The galley at the upper level next to the helm was something we never realized as a good idea until we saw it. She likes to cook and I like to drive. This allows us to be right together (I realize there are other boats that do this, but the helm is much smaller and seems like something that was added). Sorry, off the topic
Dream 'Inn III -- 2008 400 Express