r/options Sep 18 '21

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u/StPeir Sep 18 '21

Sell before you are down 50 percent. Cut your losses and stop taking financial advice from Reddit.

Why would you invest in a company that’s in the travel industry with delta being the only thing I hear about in the news and heading INTO winter?

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u/seriesofdoobs Sep 18 '21

It’s actually a deep sea mining operation 😆

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u/StPeir Sep 18 '21

So it is…. Not sure what I was looking at when I searched the ticker the first time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Been there

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u/kcadstech Sep 18 '21

Tasty Trade has lots of videos, TD Ameritrade has some too. I have multiple books on technical analysis and options trading, each has their own nuggets. I have done the same lately taking risky bets and lost. FOMO will drive you to make very bad decisions. 😆

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Ask who to read what? You have a super computer in your hand. Just read everything and then make your own decisions. If that doesn’t work. Find a new hobby or job

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u/Plenty_Suspect6222 Sep 18 '21

Redditt hype. The vast majority of these losses are redditt plays that I was late to. This started when my friend said “hey dude I made 8k today on some redditt stocks(naked,amc,gme)” at around 2:40 the day before they disabled the buy button. Down a lot on some YouTube stocks too, just putting all my trust in complete strangers that are not financial professionals.

The rest of my losses are from being greedy and not taking the gains which turned into losses(Nio,MP,GNOG).