Folks everyday I teach here. Yesterday I taught myself a great lesson. Ok the market is down down down but that never stops me from looking. I find armchair traders they do the same mistake every time they only look for ideas in an up market. Down markets are better! They allow you to find ideas. So here I am and I have a 19% gain in EVLV my X-REY SPAC! It's only 19% because I have some high lots and some low lots, if we just take my low lots I look pretty, pretty smart up 300%!! But unfortunately they all count. So I look at that dang stk and I say F it -- I replace with a name I researched this week. ASANA! You see the method: I start last week or early this week or the weekend- I bubble up timely ideas and then when that certain Savant moment hits-- I strike! Now in one day I have made a better return than a 2 year hold! ONE DAY!!!!! UP UP & WAY.......!
STONEY!!!! Am I good or am I great?! BJ's---> $77.65 I think the Option King would have done well to buy the May $80's like I told him. Those March $80's are gonna tank at the bell unless this thing starts moving fast Stoney. Watch what the bid drops to at 9:30
Up 17%? On a meme stock? bfd The call of the week was Weight Watchers. 50%!!! No one out savants the savant.
LET ME DOUBLE CHECK-- I got a few emails about PLL it was a decent day trade yesterday (not for me)up $2 my guys said their was a short report circulating. let me find it. PLL Piedmont Lithium Inc. $59.53 +2.39(+4.18%
February job cuts rise more than five-fold from a year ago: Challenger report Some 77,770 in job cuts were announced in February, down from 102,943 in January, according to the Challenger Job Cuts report. The February number, though, surged from the 15,245 cuts announced in the same month last year. Similar, to the Januaryreport, it's the highest February total since 2009. So far this year, employers have announced plans to cut 180,713 jobs, up 427% from the 34,309 cuts announced in the first two months of 2022, Challengersaid. "Right now, the overwhelming bulk of cuts are occurring in Technology," said Andrew Challenger, senior vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas. "Retail and Financial are also cutting right now, as consumer spending matches economic conditions. In February, job cuts occurred in all 30 industries Challenger tracks." In technology, 21, 387 jobs cuts were announced, 28% of all cuts announced in February. For the first two months of the year, the technology sector has announced 35% of all job cuts. On the flip side, companies announced plans to hire 28,830 workers in February, down 12% from the 32,764 hires announced in January and down 87% from the 215,127 hiring plans announced by companies in February 2022.
VZ outperformed the S&P's aggregate return for the next 6 years in one day with Weight Watchers. AMAZING! Not one peep out of Stoney though. jealous jealous
Boy I hope the HF didn't get confused yesterday... Atlantic Lithium soars after rejecting short-seller allegations Mar. 09, 2023 7:30 AM ET ATLANTIC LITHIUM LTD. (ALLIF) PLL<--- Look the PLL symbol is this a division?????
WOW-!!! Alantic Lithium (OTCQX:ALLIF)+31%in London trading Thursday, resuming trading after rejecting allegations in a short-seller report issued the previous day by Blue Orca Capital. Atlantic's (OTCQX:ALLIF) shares fell 40% Wednesday and the company asked for atrading halt following the publication of the negative report, which alleged the company had paid off the family of a high-level politician in Ghana in return for mining licenses. The report targeted Piedmont Lithium (PLL), which invested $100M in Atlantic (OTCQX:ALLIF) in 2021 to secure spodumene lithium ore from Atlantic's mine in Ghana. Blue Orca said it is short Piedmont Lithium (PLL) because it "found evidence that mining licenses in Ghana were obtained through what appears to be textbook corruption, [which likely] kills the Ghana lithium project." Rejecting Blue Orca's claims, Atlantic (OTCQX:ALLIF) said it holds valid prospecting licenses with operating permits for all of its current activities, which were acquired in accordance with Ghana's government and the Minerals Commission of Ghana. Largely funded by Piedmont (PLL), Atlantic Lithium's (OTCQX:ALLIF)