I look for little things like recent website traffic numbers (if their website has been getting more or less visits over time), I check their FB pages and read through the comments to get an idea of customer sentiment. I basically just do my own research on the company. I look at past price movements and I read previous earnings reports. Im thinking Charge Point may be my next play.

I think Ford trades with such little price movement, that neither calls nor puts are likely to print. They are probably more of a stock to actually buy shares as opposed to options if someone is long on them.

The average person isn't so regarded that they go into a vehicle purchase with the intention that it gets repossessed. It takes a special kind of regard to do that. Calls it is

Idk. I always try to put myself in the shoes of the people holding double digit gains in 2 days. I myself would lock profit in those scenarios 👍

Did you get on RIVN too? Would have made a nice little profit today

Is Sony still fighting against this deal?

With a 17% increase in 2 days, the ship has likely already sailed 👍

I meant 17% ownership by Amazon. Typo on my part

PDT is nothing more than an elitist rule used a barrier to entry for the average person. They don't want everyday people scalping easy trades and making a couple hundred dollars a day

They aren't going to print

Rivian has bled a lot lately. But when you go to their Facebook page, they are manufacturing 24/7, as hard as they can go to meet their production goal. And I live in small city like 7 states away from their manufacturing plant, yet I see their trucks on the roadways more and more over the past several months. There is obviously a demand for these trucks and I'm thinking that their earnings may be bullish as well. And with Ford retaining a 12% stake in them and Amazon owning 27%, they have some strong companies believing in them.

Hopefully some of yall got in on this play when I called it out earlier 👌

And I also notice that even though Ford sold a large portion of their stake in Rivian, they maintained a 12% stake and Amazon maintains about 27% ownership. Thats about 30% ownership by strong companies.

Is that the Illinois location?

I'm just sort of looking at how I'm seeing more of them on the road recently and how they have increased manufacturing to operating 24/7 shifts trying to keep up with the demand. I think there is definitely a demand for their vehicles.

"Financial Advisors hate this one little trick"

Hims and Hers website traffic has increased like 38% over the past several months. I'm betting on a good earnings report 👍

Speaking of EVs, I'm leaning hard towards Rivian at this point. I think it's possibly bled out all that its going to bleed. Any similar thoughts?

2 things I've never seen in the wild: 1) Sasquatch and 2) Tesla Cyber Truck. But I have seen quite a few Rivian trucks tho 🤣

PDT is case #1

People selling to lock profit and then they will choose to rent instead of buy, while the new owners are underwater and will eventually go into foreclosure due to not being able to afford the payments. Then the people renting can come back and buy the dip on the housing market. It's going to take a long time but that's my guess.

This may sound dumb, but personally, my best returns always came from buying shares after a stock took a big hit from a bad earnings report. This may be a good buying opportunity for a quick scalp

Seasonality = Priced in

Source: Corn Pop changed the definition of recession

Pull out