[QUOTE="Arnie, post: 5908143, member: 15444" I did well with risk management and did not have any big losers. My average loser was .003%. Good luck to everyone in 2024!![/QUOTE] 80% of the battle.
So three fresh ideas from other members to dig into. --->Get busy Stoney. CION FRGE TTOO And I see you're still filling every other page with worthless Youtubes. That's how I missed Ted's ALT shout out at $5... too much clutter in the thread.
Oh, one more. This thing looks like its ready to breakout. Been hovering near highs past few weeks. But it is extended. DBD
UPST has 40% of it's float short. Ditto for Novamax. NVAX Beyond Meat---> 42% short C3 Ai --->32% Kohls ---> 25% Wayfair 25% UPST $40.75 NVAX $4.85 BYND $9.01 AI $29 KSS $28.80 W---> $62.39 Affirm is holding $49, it'll drop when one of the big whale-algo firm's AI figures out a mathematical edge over the competing whale-algo firms. Same thing for UPST.
31 dead in Ukraine. Nice job Putin. What did that cost you? The Russians launched a total of: 36 Shahed-136/131 kamikaze UAVs; at least 90 Kh-101/Kh-555/Kh-55 air-to-ground cruise missiles; 8 Kh-22/Kh-32 cruise missiles; 14 S-300/S-400/Iskander-M ballistic missiles; 5 Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aerial ballistic missiles; 4 Kh-31P anti-radar missiles; 1 Kh-59 missile. The Kh-47 Kinzhal hypersonic missile is estimated to cost US$10 million or more, with the total cost of 5 launches being US$50 million. As per information from open sources, Iranian-made Shahed-136/131 loitering munitions cost from US$20,000 to US$50,000 per unit. That is, at least 36 of these UAVs cost US$720,000. Forbes estimates that the cost of a Kh-101 missile equals US$13 million, making the total cost of the deployed missiles US$1,17 billion. The cost of a Kh-22 missile is estimated at US$1 million, totalling US$8 million that the Russians used for their attack. An Iskander-M ballistic missile is worth US$3 million, and the total cost of all launched missiles of this type reaches US$42 million. Moreover, based on other Forbes data, the cost of a Kh-31P and Kh-59 missile stands at US$0,5 million each, bringing the total cost to US$2.5 million. Therefore, Russia wasted a total of US$1,273,220,000 worth of missiles and drones for its attack on Ukraine on the night of 28 December and early 29 December.
We have a section at the bottom of the forum for this. Politics. Or chit-chat. Here it comes: "Van this is important... I own defense contractors." Yeah well, counting up the missiles sent, and posting an 8 paragraph narrative.... is not DD. Give us a stock and give us some financial DD.
Hi Arnie-- DBD only big vol day 12/15 was a huge sell stick at these levels. MACD has gently turned over. Stay away for now. Large move $18--$28 divide by 2> I see $23 ~stoney
LOL... WHAT IS THIS? HIGHER MATH FOR THE AUTHOR? "The Kh-47 Kinzhal hypersonic missile is estimated to cost US$10 million or more, with the total cost of 5 launches being US$50 million." 5X10=50
The talk is quite dire now for my friends in Ukraine of which we have 10 viewers!!! Hello Mr V!!! Money is the source of everything good & bad and what my sources are telling me is we are about to give away frozen Russian funds and that is going to really make Putin crazy. I could care less if their is a politics section here I would never pollute like that. Viva Ukraine !! stay strong.
UPDATE- we are up $10 and Rheinmettall is a GBA YEAR24 Stock Love this idea! Rheinmetall AG (RNMBY) 64.05+0.40(+0.62%) As of 11:41AM EST.