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jo jo · Jun 5th, 2020, 12:30

有个不成熟的小想法哦，美国的破航空公司，好像空间大点儿

jo jo · Jun 5th, 2020, 18:45

咋没继续讨论了的？？

一手油今天多少套点现了吧？不然明天讨论结果见光死今天的辉煌就昙花了喔

jo jo · Jun 5th, 2020, 21:40

我去。都底了俩仨月喇，成本都没调过来么

jo jo · Jun 5th, 2020, 22:01

了啦你和钙哥都是貔恘式投资

只进不出，霸气

jo jo · Jun 8th, 2020, 00:09

感性上是希望它能赔掉裤衩，但从事实看，封院是行政命令，abuse老人是个别行为，很难告得进养老院
况且护老服务是刚需，而且服务商品，成本很容易灵活控制

jo jo · Jun 8th, 2020, 17:29

还有 REI板块咧 rei或者mortgage公司哗哗的
IVR今天最高峰翻番我本来不舍得卖的都卖了然后尾市回落40%时再买回来

邮轮Carnival的CCL 也涨了20%

就连不断发新股圈钱的油轮TOPS 也能走一round，今天range 0.154 - 0.247；它10号完成发行，一到一毛二，俺继续炒

今天收的比周五还多；
刚看了看统计今年trade了过千transactions。。。
明年报税得累死

jo jo · Jun 8th, 2020, 18:23

我觉得哪里有点不对劲但不知哪里它就是这么发生了非常诡异
那个奇情nmhly 早上头3分钟 0.38 - 0.56，，，咱明天继续

jo jo · Jun 9th, 2020, 12:19

石油high了两天那个劲儿应该过了哦过两天感觉不会好吧？

今天收割金子八过也就三几点好少呢
Tiffany也不给力上星期还有10% 今天只有2% :: 不留了

nmhly 也只是10%
感觉今天遭遇事业瓶颈

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 10:52

今天道指得破两万七了 NASDAQ有科技股支撑，经济板块出现好大分离

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 14:18

Fed decision一出，道指立马反弹，两万七加应该是坐定了

这段时间没买股票的明年财务得输同层很多很多咯

Bill被骂成狗同时，微软今天创历史新高我是从一开户就追买的当年那百来股今儿正式翻十倍了

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 14:55

引用:

作者: HXS1966

你买的股票太多了，基本就是个小“标普指数”。你如何管理过来？比别人代管的指数基金更有效率？

我一向有集邮兴趣以前还集字母表呢

香港事件后套现了一堆，今年又重新把单子build起来
不过俗了
字母好的都大公司没有垃圾股来钱快拿捏不好下手机会
现在排序中间空缺好多看起来很丑

完全~不会比别人更有效率!

收益貌似比一般基金好全靠我手快和运气好体力活

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 15:01

不知道闲哥在不在？想问问，一年两三千transactions 有没有好的报税方法吖

往年最多也没过百今年的好愁

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 15:06

引用:

作者: HXS1966

报税软件不是都有自动上载CRA表格吗，那些股票买卖单不是在其中吗。

我不确定它能支持这么大量的单子
而且每单的成本不是要独立报的么？还是可以用一条line 把借钱利息，tranaction 费用统计着报？

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 16:04

对的呢俺以前也是貔貅式投资大多只买不卖，基本没有这个问题
去年卖了一百多个，之前已报得我休假两周了，，，

jo jo · Jun 10th, 2020, 17:18

算不是问题烦的是填我用TD的投资api开发了个小东西记录transaction和估价警报，再导入ex rate历史，哗啦一下就出来g/l啦

房产历史都在Ufile里不想动了
但它家的navigation 对多项浏览不是很友好

我去开个新account 试试看最多能加多少T5008

jo jo · Jun 11th, 2020, 12:19

道指破两万六了。。。下午得熔断？？

jo jo · Jun 11th, 2020, 18:32

昨天有跑些，IB里premarket也走了一丢丢，现金救回二十万
早上还顺便做了一round BTE和几个金银
但跑不掉的，，，账面没了三十。。。
幸好都是捡来的

jo jo · Jun 11th, 2020, 20:34

A good one:
Low-information ‘investors’ rule the stock market — at least until they lose every cent
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/lo...ent-2020-06-11

"Robinhood and day-trading newbies already are getting their comeuppance"
有点被老爸训话的感觉

踩狗屎终究是不能当职业的

幸好前面有Trump挡着，笑巴菲特没两天piapia被打脸了

不过这小编充其量也就今儿跌大了放的马后炮，要没跌也只是憋着等看戏吧

In 1929, the story goes, Joseph P. Kennedy, patriarch of the Kennedy clan, went for a shoeshine not far from his Wall Street office. Kennedy was stunned when the shoeshine man gave stock tips to him, a leading trader. He immediately returned to his office and aggressively short-sold stocks, making a fortune in the Great Crash.

This is probably an apocryphal tale that points to a larger truth: When even shoeshine men are so confident in their bullishness they give stock tips to the pros, it’s time to run for the hills.

This week we’ve seen plenty of signs of this. As the Nasdaq Composite COMP, -5.26% hit all-time highs, briefly closing above 10,000 (nearly double its bubble top from the year 2000), and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -6.89% and S&P 500 SPX, -5.89% both came within shouting distance of their February record peaks, day traders and newbies emerged, proclaiming their stock-picking genius.

This testosterone-driven overconfidence — and research shows men are more reckless investors than women — has been most pronounced on Robinhood, the commission-free stock trading app preferred by millennials who can make all the trades they want at the tap of their thumbs.

The tale of Robinhood
According to Crunchbase, the Menlo Park, Calif.-based brokerage has raised $1.2 billion altogether. On the strength of three million new customers in the first quarter, it just raised $280 million in a late funding round led by Silicon Valley heavyweight Sequoia Capital. Robinhood has more than 10 million customers whose average age is 31.

It has been having an outsized impact on stock trading. An analyst at Deutsche Bank recently examined Robinhood trading data and found that small investors were behind much of the recent buying in the stock market, so that what we used to call the “smart money” is “now chasing” the day traders. Talk about the caboose pulling the train!

Gone are the days of COVID-19 lockdowns and fears of bodies piling up in emergency rooms. Long forgotten are the 40 million unemployed Americans, the 40% of businesses that may not reopen and the “long road” to recovery that a gloomy Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell laid out in his news conference Wednesday. And don’t even think about the new wave of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations we’re seeing in at least a dozen U.S. states. Oh, no, instead the day traders are sampling and remixing those hits of the 1930s, “We’re in the Money” and “Happy Days Are Here Again.”

And these mini-Masters of the Universe aren’t just buying the Apples AAPL, -4.80% and Teslas TSLA, -5.09% of the world; they’re gobbling up stocks of bankrupt companies like Hertz HTZ, -18.25% and those whose businesses are in deep trouble, like American Airlines Group AAL, -15.51%. Both of those stocks and others beaten down badly in the coronavirus bear market have rallied sharply over the past few weeks.

Better than Buffett?
No doubt these very astute people have done deep dives into balance sheets, loan covenants and capital structures the way distressed debt and deep value investors do to make sure they’re protected on the downside. Oh, wait. Screw the guardrails. Damn the torpedoes. Traders on Robinhood and other instant-trading platforms are wagering hundreds maybe a few thousand bucks at a time and are beating the pants off the pros.

One leading day trader who’s particularly proud of himself is Dave Portnoy, the successful founder of Barstool Sports, who thinks his prowess over the last, oh, six weeks or so, has made him better than … Warren Buffett.

“I’m the new breed. I’m the new generation,” he crowed. “There’s nobody who can argue that Warren Buffett is better at the stock market than I am right now. I’m better than he is. That’s a fact.”

This column has recently taken Buffett to task for his performance over the past decade. Three of his recent investments lost at least $7 billion, and he clearly sold airline stocks at the bottom. But really, Dave, really? He sounds like he’s auditioning to host a revival of “The Apprentice.”

The day trading is definitely a sign of the times. As Anthony Denier, CEO of trading platform Webull, told the New York Post: “We’re all home. Some people are making bread, and some are saying, ‘Hey, how can I make the stock market work for me?’ And with the Fed [pumping money] into the markets, they’re thinking ‘How can I lose?’ ”

How? Let me count the ways, starting with today, with the Dow down 1,862 points, the biggest drop since the dark days of March. Who knows if this is profit taking or whether we’re heading for another leg down in stocks? But some of us remember the 1990s, the days of theglobe.com and “boot your broker” and guys in their basements trading Yahoo stock dozens of times a day. You can “OK boomer” me all you want, but I’ve seen this movie many times and it never has a happy ending.

jo jo · Jun 11th, 2020, 22:08

赚稿费体力活呢

jo jo · Jun 12th, 2020, 14:06

大清早弄了几手，套现一些，总额一度recover到前天水平的呢但剩下的又下去了平均3%左右
好处是现金多了尾市再看看要不要捡便宜

Jun 5th, 2020, 12:30	#41
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2	有个不成熟的小想法哦，美国的破航空公司，好像空间大点儿
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2

Jun 11th, 2020, 20:34	#58
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	A good one: Low-information ‘investors’ rule the stock market — at least until they lose every cent https://www.marketwatch.com/story/lo...ent-2020-06-11 "Robinhood and day-trading newbies already are getting their comeuppance" 有点被老爸训话的感觉踩狗屎终究是不能当职业的幸好前面有Trump挡着，笑巴菲特没两天piapia被打脸了不过这小编充其量也就今儿跌大了放的马后炮，要没跌也只是憋着等看戏吧 In 1929, the story goes, Joseph P. Kennedy, patriarch of the Kennedy clan, went for a shoeshine not far from his Wall Street office. Kennedy was stunned when the shoeshine man gave stock tips to him, a leading trader. He immediately returned to his office and aggressively short-sold stocks, making a fortune in the Great Crash. This is probably an apocryphal tale that points to a larger truth: When even shoeshine men are so confident in their bullishness they give stock tips to the pros, it’s time to run for the hills. This week we’ve seen plenty of signs of this. As the Nasdaq Composite COMP, -5.26% hit all-time highs, briefly closing above 10,000 (nearly double its bubble top from the year 2000), and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -6.89% and S&P 500 SPX, -5.89% both came within shouting distance of their February record peaks, day traders and newbies emerged, proclaiming their stock-picking genius. This testosterone-driven overconfidence — and research shows men are more reckless investors than women — has been most pronounced on Robinhood, the commission-free stock trading app preferred by millennials who can make all the trades they want at the tap of their thumbs. The tale of Robinhood According to Crunchbase, the Menlo Park, Calif.-based brokerage has raised $1.2 billion altogether. On the strength of three million new customers in the first quarter, it just raised $280 million in a late funding round led by Silicon Valley heavyweight Sequoia Capital. Robinhood has more than 10 million customers whose average age is 31. It has been having an outsized impact on stock trading. An analyst at Deutsche Bank recently examined Robinhood trading data and found that small investors were behind much of the recent buying in the stock market, so that what we used to call the “smart money” is “now chasing” the day traders. Talk about the caboose pulling the train! Gone are the days of COVID-19 lockdowns and fears of bodies piling up in emergency rooms. Long forgotten are the 40 million unemployed Americans, the 40% of businesses that may not reopen and the “long road” to recovery that a gloomy Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell laid out in his news conference Wednesday. And don’t even think about the new wave of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations we’re seeing in at least a dozen U.S. states. Oh, no, instead the day traders are sampling and remixing those hits of the 1930s, “We’re in the Money” and “Happy Days Are Here Again.” And these mini-Masters of the Universe aren’t just buying the Apples AAPL, -4.80% and Teslas TSLA, -5.09% of the world; they’re gobbling up stocks of bankrupt companies like Hertz HTZ, -18.25% and those whose businesses are in deep trouble, like American Airlines Group AAL, -15.51%. Both of those stocks and others beaten down badly in the coronavirus bear market have rallied sharply over the past few weeks. Better than Buffett? No doubt these very astute people have done deep dives into balance sheets, loan covenants and capital structures the way distressed debt and deep value investors do to make sure they’re protected on the downside. Oh, wait. Screw the guardrails. Damn the torpedoes. Traders on Robinhood and other instant-trading platforms are wagering hundreds maybe a few thousand bucks at a time and are beating the pants off the pros. One leading day trader who’s particularly proud of himself is Dave Portnoy, the successful founder of Barstool Sports, who thinks his prowess over the last, oh, six weeks or so, has made him better than … Warren Buffett. “I’m the new breed. I’m the new generation,” he crowed. “There’s nobody who can argue that Warren Buffett is better at the stock market than I am right now. I’m better than he is. That’s a fact.” This column has recently taken Buffett to task for his performance over the past decade. Three of his recent investments lost at least $7 billion, and he clearly sold airline stocks at the bottom. But really, Dave, really? He sounds like he’s auditioning to host a revival of “The Apprentice.” The day trading is definitely a sign of the times. As Anthony Denier, CEO of trading platform Webull, told the New York Post: “We’re all home. Some people are making bread, and some are saying, ‘Hey, how can I make the stock market work for me?’ And with the Fed [pumping money] into the markets, they’re thinking ‘How can I lose?’ ” How? Let me count the ways, starting with today, with the Dow down 1,862 points, the biggest drop since the dark days of March. Who knows if this is profit taking or whether we’re heading for another leg down in stocks? But some of us remember the 1990s, the days of theglobe.com and “boot your broker” and guys in their basements trading Yahoo stock dozens of times a day. You can “OK boomer” me all you want, but I’ve seen this movie many times and it never has a happy ending.

Jun 5th, 2020, 18:45	#42
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	咋没继续讨论了的？？一手油今天多少套点现了吧？不然明天讨论结果见光死今天的辉煌就昙花了喔

Jun 5th, 2020, 21:40	#43
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	我去。都底了俩仨月喇，成本都没调过来么

Jun 5th, 2020, 22:01	#44
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	了啦你和钙哥都是貔恘式投资只进不出，霸气

Jun 8th, 2020, 00:09	#45
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	感性上是希望它能赔掉裤衩，但从事实看，封院是行政命令，abuse老人是个别行为，很难告得进养老院况且护老服务是刚需，而且服务商品，成本很容易灵活控制

Jun 8th, 2020, 17:29	#46
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	还有 REI板块咧 rei或者mortgage公司哗哗的 IVR今天最高峰翻番我本来不舍得卖的都卖了然后尾市回落40%时再买回来邮轮Carnival的CCL 也涨了20% 就连不断发新股圈钱的油轮TOPS 也能走一round，今天range 0.154 - 0.247；它10号完成发行，一到一毛二，俺继续炒今天收的比周五还多；刚看了看统计今年trade了过千transactions。。。明年报税得累死

Jun 8th, 2020, 18:23	#47
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	我觉得哪里有点不对劲但不知哪里它就是这么发生了非常诡异那个奇情nmhly 早上头3分钟 0.38 - 0.56，，，咱明天继续

Jun 9th, 2020, 12:19	#48
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	石油high了两天那个劲儿应该过了哦过两天感觉不会好吧？今天收割金子八过也就三几点好少呢 Tiffany也不给力上星期还有10% 今天只有2% :: 不留了 nmhly 也只是10% 感觉今天遭遇事业瓶颈

Jun 10th, 2020, 10:52	#49
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	今天道指得破两万七了 NASDAQ有科技股支撑，经济板块出现好大分离

Jun 10th, 2020, 14:18	#50
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	Fed decision一出，道指立马反弹，两万七加应该是坐定了这段时间没买股票的明年财务得输同层很多很多咯 Bill被骂成狗同时，微软今天创历史新高我是从一开户就追买的当年那百来股今儿正式翻十倍了

Jun 10th, 2020, 15:01	#52
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	不知道闲哥在不在？想问问，一年两三千transactions 有没有好的报税方法吖往年最多也没过百今年的好愁

Jun 10th, 2020, 16:04	#54
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	对的呢俺以前也是貔貅式投资大多只买不卖，基本没有这个问题去年卖了一百多个，之前已报得我休假两周了，，，

Jun 10th, 2020, 17:18	#55
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	算不是问题烦的是填我用TD的投资api开发了个小东西记录transaction和估价警报，再导入ex rate历史，哗啦一下就出来g/l啦房产历史都在Ufile里不想动了但它家的navigation 对多项浏览不是很友好我去开个新account 试试看最多能加多少T5008

Jun 11th, 2020, 12:19	#56
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	道指破两万六了。。。下午得熔断？？

Jun 11th, 2020, 18:32	#57
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	昨天有跑些，IB里premarket也走了一丢丢，现金救回二十万早上还顺便做了一round BTE和几个金银但跑不掉的，，，账面没了三十。。。幸好都是捡来的

Jun 11th, 2020, 22:08	#59
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	赚稿费体力活呢

Jun 12th, 2020, 14:06	#60
jo jo 转啊转啊转注册日期: Jul 2007 帖子: 34,100 积分:5 精华:2 声望: 24936019	大清早弄了几手，套现一些，总额一度recover到前天水平的呢但剩下的又下去了平均3%左右好处是现金多了尾市再看看要不要捡便宜