i see, i assumed googl will trade at a premium to goog. guess that has not happened for quite some time
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In April, Alphabet announced a new $50 billion buyback program for its C shares, i.e. GOOG, whereas there will be no buybacks for GOOGL. This buyback activity has distorted the supply-demand picture, at least to some degree, and explains why GOOG shares are currently slightly more expensive than GOOGL shares.
maybe it's a 4d chess strategy to chase the bear away. announce that bear has arrived, so markets rebound. but anyway, 2008 bear markets had ferocious shorts covering rallies too
This post has been edited by Medufsaid: May 28 2022, 09:40 AM
may i know what risk level you are talking about? admittedly, Ramjade doesn't stress (as frequently as he should) that each option is 100 shares, and if you don't have that amount of $$/shares already bought to cover, you could lose more than you put in.
This post has been edited by Medufsaid: May 31 2022, 05:53 PM
Well,... this is one risk he shld have mentioned, since he claims his way is for the down-to-earth people and for the ordinary folk and for the disadvantaged. I'm surprised with the way he describes people,...
onus on the investor to make his own research (just a google search away, not even something exclusive like real time option prices).
you can "protect" them by always providing one-liner disclaimer, but they'll always fall for the next trap. i know of ppl who listened to their broker and bought KNM in 2008-09. like the name, became broke
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but also super anti reits... talks like okb... beh tahan lah... hahaha
ok this i agree
This post has been edited by Medufsaid: May 31 2022, 06:18 PM
I am getting very worried about this promising growth stock TSLA. It seem to attract a lot of unwanted news. Not sure I want to add on in fact I am thinking to sell once hit my average buy in price. SGX now have NIO which is similar but China based EV company for alternative.
just don't go above an exposure level that's uncomfortable to you. if you can't afford to lose twice the amount and sleep at night, you could be overexposed. he's also holding some funny bets
This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Jun 1 2022, 08:54 PM
it is possible but we're only human. if you "overtrade" or got too emotional, you'll have losses after losses, then start to revenge trade then end up in bigger losses than someone who just left it there.
stock split will definitely push up prices. however, there's always the chance it'll drop further (nett loss) due to bigger market forces in the short term. set your expectations accordingly and you'll be fine
This post has been edited by Medufsaid: Jun 7 2022, 10:32 AM