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I bought an extra chunk of TSLA when it was down... but not down enough.

And it's the only stock in the negative today :)
 
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Anybody buying anything today? I wasn't expecting another up day today. A lot of bargains still, just not as many as Monday. lol.
 
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Freak said:
3.3 million jobless claims and the DOW is up 1300 points. It makes perfect sense, right? :)
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I’ve ran into a lot more people day trading within the last week or 2. No joke, I think this is what a lot of the closed restaurant owners are doing to pass the time lol
 
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But yea, took a few hundred $ loss on JNUG this morning. I had already made about 2k riding it up, so it’s not really like I lost there I guess.

JCP needs a PR bad. And preferably not a going out of business PR. Lowered my position in pre market from 30,000 shares to 10,000.

MARK popped for about 8 seconds and I missed it. Holding 5,000 of those.

Overall, today is -$750ish
 
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UT-Rex said:
Any "stimulus" would probably include loans (requiring payback ?).

I'm not saying it won't go back down, but for example, this particular Line has already secured a certainly amount of near-term security ($2.2b).

Any thoughts?

https://www.bizjournals.com/southfl...s-secures-2-2b-loan.html?ana=yahoo&yptr=yahoo
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They dropped below $10 per share in 08-09. It is a popular way to travel, and they quickly rebounded. That is likely to happen again unless this virus just does not end. IT DID NOT tAKE LONG FOR THE STOCK TO GET UP TO $50-80 per share last time.
I would stick to the big three RCL, CCL NCHL.

If you cruise and own 100 shares you typically receive on board credit, cabin upgrade. Etc.
 
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For those who like speculative plays, tomorrow is the last trading day for RMTI before fda decision. I traded it over the last couple of months, and was set up to exit with a nice gain before it collapsed with the broader market. I exited the majority of my position flat. I'm holding a small position that I may sell tomorrow if it runs.
 
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DocVOLiday said:
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING!!!
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You run into older cruisers who cruise 2-4 times most years. If the average onboard credit is $200 the shareholder makes about $600 in onboard credit and another $200-300 in dividends annually. A cabin upgrade is typically worth $150.
So you will find many people (usually older) who will buy the stock while it is severely depressed. It is a $1000-1500 investment. Usually a good return for someone who intends to cruise often.
As always buy the stock because it is a good investment. Not for the shareholder perks.
 
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Go aeiou said:
They dropped below $10 per share in 08-09. It is a popular way to travel, and they quickly rebounded. That is likely to happen again unless this virus just does not end. IT DID NOT tAKE LONG FOR THE STOCK TO GET UP TO $50-80 per share last time.
I would stick to the big three RCL, CCL NCHL.

If you cruise and own 100 shares you typically receive on board credit, cabin upgrade. Etc.
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CCL is already something like 90% off it's low. It may scream higher and get back to 60, but you would have to knock me over the head and drag me on a cruise ship after seeing some of these ships persona non grata at so many ports of call. I think that would have to be on anyone's mind before getting on a ship. I think you could sink every Norwegian cruise ship in the bottom of the ocean and still have more rooms on cruise ships than demand to fill them over the next few years.
 
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