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idfnl

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So anyone researching weed stocks?
 

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So anyone researching weed stocks?
I'm sure there's a lot of primary research being done. Whether the analyst can remember to write down his findings is another question.
 

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I'm sure there's a lot of primary research being done. Whether the analyst can remember to write down his findings is another question.


It was a serious question :embar:
 

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So anyone researching weed stocks?


You wanted mcig right? Really wished I bought but didn't realized it jump 7 cents to 20 cents then I thought it was too much :facepalm:
 

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You wanted mcig right? Really wished I bought but didn't realized it jump 7 cents to 20 cents then I thought it was too much :facepalm:


I was the one who wanted to buy mcig.

TD Ameritrade wouldn't let me trade it without going through a live broker for whatever reason...I didn't want to pay that much money to open a relatively small position so I gave up on it.

Too bad...looks like it would have been worth the transaction costs.
 
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I've never bought an OTC stock before -- how does it work?

I kinda want to open a small position in a marijuana stock.
 

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I've never bought an OTC stock before -- how does it work?

I kinda want to open a small position in a marijuana stock.


With every other one I have bought...it worked like any other trade.

With mCig, they would throw an error saying that opening transactions must be placed through a broker. Not really sure why (and I doubt every brokerage does this, although I googled it and found reference to eTrade doing it too)...yeah it is a volatile penny stock in a questionable market, but it can't be any shittier than some of the other penny stocks out there.

Should have just done it...the fee for broker-assisted trades is high, but I probably could have tried to get them to waive it since I was forced to make it through the broker.
 
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I bought a little. What the hell.
 

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When I traded a couple penny stocks through Scottrade I had to incur a fee if the stock was <$1. It wasn't anything huge but depending on your position side you had to factor that cost into the trade as well as I think it was a percentage and not just a flat fee.
 

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Looking to buy FB.

And dare I say... TSLA? I wanna ride dat momentum!
 

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Looking to buy FB.

And dare I say... TSLA? I wanna ride dat momentum!


You're pretty late to both parties. Be prepared to ride the dips until they reach new levels. FB just finished a major move. TSLA may have a little run left in it.
 

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You're pretty late to both parties. Be prepared to ride the dips until they reach new levels. FB just finished a major move. TSLA may have a little run left in it.


I'm looking to get into FB at under $65 so I set some price triggers. Hoping to get in before the next earnings release.

As for TSLA.. man I have no words for this stock. It defies all logic and reason. I'd be scared to get in right now as I think the downside risk is much, much higher right now. But I was saying that at $140, too.
 

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I bought a little. What the hell.


I just bought 750 shares for fun (all the cash I had in my account). It might be priced too high now although it could go higher. TD Ameritrade for whatever reason is no longer requiring a broker to initiate a position.

Of course when I first wanted to buy it, it was only 7c a share....I was probably going to buy $500-$1000 worth which would now be worth up to $7500 which would have been worth the $44.99 fee for trading with a broker.
 

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As for TSLA.. man I have no words for this stock. It defies all logic and reason. I'd be scared to get in right now as I think the downside risk is much, much higher right now. But I was saying that at $140, too.


Would have thought the same at 140; fortunately picked it up in the 120s.. :slayer:
 

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