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$AAPL $HOOD $PSFE $SPOT I OptionsSwing WatchlistHOOD 2H I Has an average price target of $55. Its still trading within a possible falling wedge. Watching for a bullish divergence on the RSI when it tests $40. PSFE 1D I PaySafe has an average price target of $14, or a 65% upside from here. It is nearing all time lows, and a bullish divergence on the RSI might be forming. AAPL 1D I The 'slight pullback' we mentioned last week happened as AAPL tested the top of our trend line. We have support at $144, $140. Big tech seems exhausted. SPOT 1D I In light of the recent news coming out from the Epic Games vs. Apple case, I will track SPOT. I have set alerts at $255 for calls and $245 for puts.
NASDAQ:HOODLong
by optionsswing
HOOD - Robinhood / Short Memories / The Confederacy of the DunceHoodiots are a common breed. Freshly minted, young, inexperienced investors looking to get their Game Stops on in the markets. 600,000 new accounts (Probably FAKE bot accounts sponsored by Citadel, lol) opened in a single day. Hoodiots seem to easily forget their accounts were locked out of Buys, only Sells. Were a broker to ever do this, they'd be 86'd to the curb forever, but Hoodiots "Believe" it's ok. It is not. $3.4 Billion was required to meet settlements... stability? No. DTC can cut Hoodiots heads off in an instant, they've done so... but hey, they'll never do that again! Wrong. More vague excuses, misinformation - "It is for your own good", "We are increasing Liquidity" Accept that they ran out of cash. Keep moralizing their decision and citing misinformation. RH eroded trust and went to none other than JPM for a $Billion... the very edifice you all claim to beat back every day... stopped both buying and selling, except to close existing positions. Laughable. Unless you’re paying for trades you’re routed to someone buying order flow. E*TRADE, Ameritrade, etc sell order flow for revenue. You're a long con sucker. Preventing buying and selling - except to close existing positions. You are your own Margin Liquidity Trap - a death spiral. You moved your Capital to a Fault Line, expect earthquakes.
NASDAQ:HOODShort
by HK_L61
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$HOOD 50% drop from IPO highI have been observing hot IPOs price action for a while. If it is a hot stock, there are 2 ways it usually goes: 1. Straight up drop 50% from the IPO day, then finds good entries there. Example: $COIN 2. Get super hyped and went to the roof. Made IPO high, then drop 50% and find good entries there. Example: $CRWD, $SNOW, $ZI I believe $HOOD belongs to the second category. Current price is a low risk entry for those who are interested in owning it. Beware of the drama with the SEC about Payment for Order Flow and gamification of stock trading.
NASDAQ:HOOD
by kidze
2