I would sit on the sidelines, unless you have some fuck you money that you can bury in the back of the draw for at least a few years. There were a few really good things Elon said, but quite a few not so good things that in the short term I'm not happy with. Next week I will post my insight to the market, how you can get involved using whatever amount of money you have. I promise no hype or stock picks, I do promise my way is boring, you need a bit of patience and you will need to learn to do this on your own I'm not a stock picker, when I "gamble" I am using around or less than 1% of my portfolio knowing I will lose it all most of the time for example I own one penny stock right now, Planet 13, I purchased at three, I'm losing money on it and refuse to average down, do I have the money to average down? Of course but why to have more of something losing money or panic over money that I was willing to lose it all anyway when I bought it?. My goal is for a small or even a large group of us to bounce ideas and learn from each other while we help others that want to learn. I also offered this to Paleo, if things took off I would go live, so people could watch in real time what I do every day. You would just see my screens, and hear me not my face it's illegal for me to place my trades on screen, because I have the ability to steal your money remember this is all just one big auction house. Now could I do this with Tesla no, we are just corks in the ocean, all of our money means nothing in the big picture. But a thinly traded stock or option, I can pump up with my money and you would think I'm a Warren Buffet. Put it right back up on the market and you are actually buying from me. I will show you, I will make an offer on an option, and you will see the numbers move in real time as I make that offer on that option, My wife was so fascinated the first time she saw my offers moving the ask or bid in real time. Like I said, this is just an auction house.

See you guys next week I'm leaving in a few hours be back on Sunday. Anyone that knows my dox, feel free to come and bang my wife, but you have to kick the BIPOCs and step daughter out of the RV first. Oh wait that's not me wrong Italian.

People are only bidding .08 for the option, and people are now asking .11, This was the it will be a dime by Tuesday. This shows no one is thinking $45 by the end of the week. If someone meets in the middle, I was saying this should only be worth about .10 by the end of the day. Now $14 is not a lot of money and neither is $10, but that's a huge drop percentage wise.

Hello fellow children. Todays class is called. Stop being a BIPOC with your money.

This is probably the most important lesson you can learn before starting your financial future. You have two choices. Live in the now, or live for later. At some point in your life you will have more good days behind you than in front of you. Sometimes its health, some times it's age. But at some point this will be a harsh reality for every single one of us, like it or not.

I see a guy like Captain content. He lives like a BIPOC, but treats his money like a Jew. He gets made fun of for that. Who runs the markets? The Jews. Shouldn't you be copying what works already and find your inner Jew? Only in this community have I seen someone being mocked for being "cheap" "frugal" using coupons (you realize that is free money?) and they laugh at him. Now does my wife use coupons? Nah, we are past that stage, but I see her reading the circulars every week and will go to the supermarket with the best sales for the shit we use. Did we use coupons in the past. Yeah we did, we really needed to. .20 here and there adds up really fast. So again he is being mocked for accepting free money, you know being a Jew makes people look ignorant. Jew hate has become a huge thing on the internet. I'll tell you why.

People are accepting the fact that you have to live like a BIPOC to enjoy life. My question is. Who the fuck do you think you are to think you can spend any money in a frivolous manner until you have a solid base of money in the bank? Now obviously this statement doesn't apply to everyone. Shit is tight and you may be doing the right thing 100% of the time. But I think if I got to know every single person, on a personal level. I would find a flaw or flaws in that 100% of the time. and I could find a way to squeeze out some more juice out of your orange with some changes I believe we all get BIPOC rich from time to time.

And sure it's nice to treat yourself and have nice things. But the younger you are, the less you should be focusing on that. All of those treats will come when you need it most, when you are older. When it's harder to have the strength to work two jobs if need be. You have to stop living in the now. I'll use 4th of July as an example. I live in an upper middle class neighborhood. This was the first year since I moved here, it hasn't been an absolute war zone of nightly fireworks, even on the 4th the bombing was less and finished early. Why? Priorities.. People with money know when they can set some money on fire for fun. Or need to abstain from being a BIPOC to see money being set ablaze, because that's really all that comes down to literally setting money on fire.

The solution.

We all have bad habits from, drinking to drugs. Myself I'm a degenerate gambler no one is perfect, to even less innocent shit like going to Star bux, using that coffee as an example. Remove that from your life. And every 20 days using that money you can purchase one share of that company (estimate I don't know how much coffee is) What will satisfy you even just one year from now. The coffee that went down your throat, and pissed out the same day? Or you making money off the millions of retards that need to satisfy their urges and are the ones pissing out your profits every day? This is the mindset you must have to be financially free. Really sit down and say to yourself. Do I really need this? Break your bad habits and bring them somewhere better. And that will snowball in to something great. A bad habit will always allow you to live in the now. A great habit will be there when you really NEED something, and will help you get more WANTS in the future.

THIS IS FINACIAL ADVISE.

I took such a beaten pre split, I'm starting to see reasonable average numbers now. I find this one of those. It will be around for the next 100 years stock. I think we see a bounce back on the obvious Black Friday to Christmas rush. Just don't be fooled by the price, they printed a ton of shares when they split. This will end up on the Dow Jones eventually. If you are going to take any long term shots for your future. This seems like a very compelling buy at these numbers.

Or you can buy corn from @Whomp he cornered the market on corn.

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Simply put. Extended hours trading happens before and after the market is open. This is the best/worst time to get yourself involved in the market. There are no market makers that get paid to sit there and keep the stock liquid, liquidly is how they make their money. This is all done by computer now, I think penny stocks are still handled manually to some degree if they are not on a exchange. But the market maker is there to keep the spread between bid and ask as tight as they can and move the stock up or down accordingly (they are the auctioneer). Forget BBBY's disaster scenario yesterday. Let's talk about real world situations.

As soon as the market closes there will be a dramatic change in the spread, and seller and the buyer have to figure it out. For example, let's pretend nothing has changed in the news, and your company and the market are where it was at 4PM. Company X usually trades within pennies during normal trading hours for argument sake the stock is $100 at close But at 4pm, the dreamers and bottom feeders comes out. One buyer puts in an order, I'll take company X for $95 right now, And the seller is putting in their request I will sell this stock for $110 right now. Then they either keep that on the screen and hope for the best or other people will start coming in bringing the spread closer.

Extended hours trading is boring for the most part because you have to manually try to buy and sell. The only time shit gets very real is when bad/good news comes out on company X, Company X causes/cures cancer. Here comes the volume. But overall unless horrible news or amazing news comes comes out when the market closes (Fed, Job reports etc) those happen during normal trading hours. It's really something you shouldn't spend a great deal of time focusing on. Because the volume is also very low.

This is my opinion on extended market for BBBY.

Remember the make believe short that I almost pulled the trigger on? Ok, I would have made close to 15k on a 25k "investment" using the after market drop, this is only if I decided to roll the dice and not close my position when the market was open. 99% of the time, I prefer the market be open so I can just pay the slippage and let the market maker get me the fuck out ASAP.

When you short stock you don't buy it. You borrow it from your broker. And the goal of the short is to return those shares by buying them back at a lower price than you borrowed it from them. I believe after hours was the perfect storm of people begging to get out, and short sellers buying back those shares before they caught in the next GME squeeze greed is good only in the movies. That's why the stock is basically DOA today. Buyers are done dreaming, Short sellers know what greed will get them on a meme stock and took profits.

Is this the last we have heard from the BBY story? Who the fuck knows? Educated guess, there are still dreamers and greedy fucks ready to continue the fight and the stock will ping pong back and forth a little while longer.

It might recover in the long term, but short term this play is over imo, unless a mass fomo happens now that it's back at $10 again.

I plan on starting on opening accounts and would like to know others' opinions if this is a good long term option?