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It should consolidate here...with a decent but shallow dip....I will buy more then
 
This stock has become my personal ATM. Problem is I can't roll up my option anymore; the stock is too damn high. Last month's dip seems so far away.

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My buddy bot at 18 when covid first hit in March....I bot calls three weeks ago, at 45 (mentioned it here when I did so)
 
I did buy more Cresco at 12.91 with the profits but it doesn't look like it's going anywhere. Being held down.
 
Still not giving up on Cresco. I will say the price action is reminding me of trulieve the day before their bought deal. But in the absence of news causing this I think it works out in the end.
 
For the first time in ages, I'm holding stuff overnight in my trading acct.

Not big size, but runners that have a bit of a cushion. VLDR calls, RIOT puts.
 
Oh yeah, that dude is hilariously bad. But CNBC seems pretty good about never firing anyone, and just reducing their airtime and giving them spot duty. He's one of those, who's been on for over 20 years, and now you just see a bit of him here and there. Ron (Rob?) Insana is another one. And another I think is David Faber. I'd be shocked if I'm actually remembering those nobodies' names from being glued to CNBC back in the late 90's.
 
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CH1 said:
when rates are this low, hot stocks are the only game in town
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This doesn't explain going nuts on this one stock in particular. Honestly, I just can't even be bothered to look past the multiple, or ignore the fact that Tesla isn't going to be the only car on the street in the future, but is there any way that their actual numbers could ever come close to justifying the current stock price? It just seems like pure looney tunes to me. Yet it keeps going up in unbelievable fashion.
 
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