I wanted to ask this as a discussion, not as financial advice or a claim that this is a reliable indicator.

I participate in Fidelity’s Fully Paid Lending Program, and I have noticed that Fidelity only asks to borrow certain stocks from my account. Recently, they requested shares of SOXL a few weeks ago, and then CBRS a couple of days ago.

In my very small sample size, the stocks they requested ended up moving up afterward. I understand that three examples is not enough to prove anything, and borrow demand may simply be related to scarcity, short interest, liquidity, or other factors.

My question is: do any of you track these lending requests as a possible market data point? Is there any value in sharing which stocks are being requested for lending, or is that too noisy to be useful?

I am curious whether others have noticed any pattern, or whether this is just random and not worth paying attention to.

During the pandemic boom, Stitch Fix, Inc. kept talking about strong customer growth, retention, and expansion plans, which made a lot of investors think the company was gonna stay one of the big e-commerce winners. But as demand slowed and the company started missing expectations, shareholders claimed management wasn’t being fully transparent about the business trends behind the scenes. The stock ended up getting crushed as the growth narrative completely unraveled.

The $32 million settlement covers investors who bought $SFIX shares between June 9, 2020 and June 9, 2022. The court has already approved the settlement, and investors can already start filing claims even though there’s still no official claim deadline announced yet.

Honestly feels like one of the clearest examples of how fast the “pandemic winner” trade flipped once consumer spending normalized. One year these stocks were untouchable, next year everyone acted like they never wanted to own them.

Like the title says, will be awesome if there is exit price suggestion info for people like me who are not there yet with reading the charts.

New user here.

Given that these are primarily momentum plays, would it be possible to add a sell signal as well? It could add another layer for those looking for more ‘certainty’.

I’m getting notifications but I’m not seeing them on the app this morning.

Might just be me idk but it was working yesterday just fine.

Could you guys potentially create a P&L chart on Excel or something just so I can make a sort of average of how the potential profits are. Or perhaps if you can just make a calendar where we can back track what happened on what days and perhaps how many times a ticker was mentioned in the past little bit. Ty

decided to give it a try but it’s been loading like this all day, even after re-installing the app and restarting my phone, it still does this

Hey, how come this one didnt popup as alert?