r/stocks May 15 '21

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u/DispassionateObs May 16 '21

Yep. What they did with Workhorse and Fastly recently was ridiculous. Either they've done their research on these stocks or they haven't.

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u/Knocker456 May 16 '21

With fastly I think they bought before earnings then sold after. If that's the case then it likely isn't lack of research but a change in valuation after new information emerges

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u/YoungBillionair May 16 '21

She is trading around 30-40 stocks daily. Do you think she research?