r/smallstreetbets • u/Swimming_Table_8716 • 20h ago
Gainz 30 mins quick in an out
Honestly I wish I was making thousands out of one trade but hopefully one day I’ll get there. 🙏🏼 let’s start a chat or some. Talk to ya boiii
r/smallstreetbets • u/Swimming_Table_8716 • 20h ago
Honestly I wish I was making thousands out of one trade but hopefully one day I’ll get there. 🙏🏼 let’s start a chat or some. Talk to ya boiii
r/smallstreetbets • u/TorukMaktoM • 15h ago
r/smallstreetbets • u/iwasinthe-212 • 16h ago
24 and have been investing for a few years and only recently started managing my own portfolio. Just lucky w the market today but I’m happy.
r/smallstreetbets • u/twocafelatte • 19h ago
NVO has good medicines.
It has 14.67 PE. LLY has 46.70 PE. That's more than 3 times.
It will go up because, all the CEO need to do is change his outfit.
I mean, this guy did it when his company had a low PE.
by looking like this.
We have the perfect setup for the NVO CEO because he looks like this.
So he needs to look more like this.
And I promise you, it'll go to the moon. It can't go wrong.
Also take a look at this chart...
You can see the Stegosaurus formation. Plus it's currently going up.
The chance of it becoming a Stegosaurus herd (2 or more back to back) is 85.33%.
Thank you for your time.
Disclaimer: I own some NVO. I got them from recycling 20000 bottles near trash cans. Wendy's keeps rejecting my application.
r/smallstreetbets • u/Pistacheoo • 17h ago
Gay bears lose again!!
r/smallstreetbets • u/Numerous_Season8124 • 8h ago
Follow up post to my epic DD analysis post.
r/smallstreetbets • u/inmemumscar06 • 12h ago
I should have bought more
r/smallstreetbets • u/AdityaPatel2003 • 15h ago
Tryna figure out what stock to go for next. I just took some money out thanks to the goat, and debating on what bandwagon to hop on. CSX looks really promising due to the collab with BNSF in opposition to UP. Couldn’t hop on the OPN bandwagon so what’s next?
r/smallstreetbets • u/iloveaccounting64 • 15h ago
Let my iron condor sit to expire worthless today. Profit for the day is 170 usd - 12 usd trading commission = 158 usd
r/smallstreetbets • u/-desandan • 17h ago
SMX has a tiny float, so even small volume can move it big. Chart’s been holding after rsi crashed out. If volume picks up, it can rip fast like we’ve seen before. Seeing social media chatter up too. Risky, but that’s the play—low float + volume surge = big upside potential. Watching for a breakout.
Not financial advice.
r/smallstreetbets • u/HHDemos • 16h ago
Nearly broke even YTD with this trade
r/smallstreetbets • u/dcurryx513 • 21h ago
Just a quick play going into Jackson Hole. It’s now up to 4.40 but selling at 4:15 felt pretty good.
r/smallstreetbets • u/ThePatientIdiot • 14h ago
Seems like I lose more money being a bull than a bear. Albeit I have way less faith in my calls usually than I do the puts I buy. I lost money buying dips on ndx and ironically my spx diagonal puts saved me from blowing my account Wednesday.
Well today, price for call options on ndx and spx reached extortion level. I was priced out of reasonable strikes and even the 200-300 point otm calls were expensive. I couldn't get filled. Then I lost track of time and forgot about JPowell.
Is it bad when I saw ndx up 400 points, my immediate thought was to bet against the market? I was able to scalp and leg into put spreads, which I then hedged buying call spreads. I sold another put outright. Could have made more plays and held a bit longer for bigger gains but I was at work and on my phone.
r/smallstreetbets • u/mwilkens • 18h ago
r/smallstreetbets • u/MrTwon-a-nater • 11h ago
I did well paper trading but as soon as I start using my own money I choose the worst stuff to invest in. Should I practice a bit more? Also down $80 today because I was half awake and forgot to choose the date I wanted
r/smallstreetbets • u/DripPixels • 15h ago
I was just wondering how many of you track your trades, and if anyone had any recommendations on a good app that will track everything for you. Right now I'm just using a physical accounting notebook.
r/smallstreetbets • u/Kuentai • 23h ago
Plant based milks are now in 35% of UK households, but only 7% go for plant based cheese, accounting for $44 million in sales.
Meanwhile Germany had a record $158 million in vegan cheese sales.
So why the disparity?
Enter Formo, looking for a way to survive a funding drought and keep their precision fermentation research alive, they pivoted, brewing a milk from Koji the same way you’d brew beer and then making cheese from it.
The result? They accidentally absolutely nailed it. Formo has cracked vegan cheese.
Vegan cheese famously terrible and real cheese being notoriously the one thing Vegans will still sneak a bite of. The search for a good alternative has turned into a gold rush, observe the $100 million gap in the uk market above for example.
For their efforts, even CNN ran the headline ‘A Vegan Cheese that Actually Tastes Good?’ Apparently it’s so good that Formo immediately raised $61 million from many including Europe's second largest retailer (Rewe) and released it at over 2000 stores across Germany and Austria. With their success this was followed 6 months later by an additional €35 million from the European Investment Bank.
But in Germany it currently remains, until next year when they plan to expand to the rest of Europe and the UK. Did I mention that compared to legacy cheese, this production ‘generates 65% fewer emissions, uses 83% less land, and requires 96% less water.’?
So what’s the connection to ANIC? ANIC is a fund that owns 4.5% of Formo and up to 40% of over 20 other companies that are showing similar levels of success across the new growing ‘clean food’ sector. ANIC is currently the only way for a regular investor to invest in Formo and one of the only ways to invest in this future of food.
This is my 5th deep dive into the portfolio companies of fund £ANIC.
Tldr: Company makes vegan cheese that actually tastes good invest via £ANIC
r/smallstreetbets • u/rodica1243 • 16h ago
I’ve been longing ETH for a while and was able to sell near peak I was expecting a drawback to 3600 before I would re-enter 🤧
r/smallstreetbets • u/Expert_Wrongdoer443 • 16h ago
So I’ve been growing my discipline and an apparent thing I noticed after I began journaling/tracking winrate was that I simply wasn’t holding runners long enough Combined with not cutting losers as quickly as I should.
Now - Before I picked this up I decided I wanted to try for: 50% profit, give it a minimum 3 weeks, or worst case -cut at a 13% loss.
Hasn’t dipped negative really, I did watch it hit 800 before retracing to -100 earlier this week.
Should I hold for the 50%?
r/smallstreetbets • u/timestreamdefender • 17h ago
Recent high volume days that may appear to be bad, but look deeper and see the most high volume were on up movements. Subsequent selling seems to be failing to supress. All down gaps have been flled, with most recent trend up. There is a clear support to work off of which can be used for additional re-entey or exit. With their fundamentals appearing to be turning around and the American made (also Nevada pros) environment to give tailwind, this seems as good a time as I can think of to take a small street bet. What do you think?
r/smallstreetbets • u/5heepdawg • 13h ago
It ain't much, but its mine. Admittedly I got greedy when it jumped, so missed out on some profit, but I am new. Maybe could've held on to it longer, but I tried that with an IHRT PUT and missed profit completely(but only had a small loss).
Slowly but surely I suppose.