I’ve enjoyed reading this thread despite much of it being over my head. But after that tip, anyone know where I can get a subscription to the Tegridy Crystal Ball club?

 

Tegridy doesn’t mention something unless Tegridy knows, and Tegridy knows about the EV sector. RMG isn’t even close to being finished, but last week was the ideal time to get in on that action. RMG technology and maturity level of the production cycle is better than QS, and QS ran to over $100 this week.

Once the merger is complete on 12/28.... 12/29 it will open as RMO. Romeo Power. Romeo has Tegridy and is going to be a huge player in this market.

THCB is one to watch. But at this point they do not have a DA (Definitive Agreement) which is the document that lays out the terms of the merger.

I have FCEL too—that has been a runner and they offer a significant ROI if they execute. I would not buy that now.

WKHS is next, waiting on a $6B deal with USPS. Drone technology being tested with UPS (rural). WKHS owns 10% of RIDE (Lordstown motors).

Do your own due diligence, but I am a big believer in the horse. Been there for quite some time. Very volatile stock and not for the faint of heart but when the stars align I believe WKHS will be the TSLA of the last mile delivery trucks. They have some supply chain issues right now, one of them being batteries. My friends at RMG (RMO) have provided them with a very aggressive proposal and solution to solve their battery needs.

Tegridy has some very good investments/trades, but does not like being liable for others $$$. So do your own DD, but with WKHS and RMG (soon to be RMO), you too can have some tegridy and quit living like a hobo and babysitting ARCOS.

Merry Christmas Deltoids.

 

i love tegridy’s goals; not stalking ARCOS like the dude that just got his 9th GS has been, is what I seek as well.

This thread is great, but I would hate for it to turn into a “hot stock tip” thread. We all know how that ends. The EV stocks that are being listed are ones I follow as well, and often trade contracts on. Please be advised, these aren’t for the faint of heart and require a very high pain threshold.

If you’re truly seeking to build wealth and be in equities for the long hall DO NOT START WITH THESE EV STOCKS. This is how people swear off investing from the get go, the whole “law of primacy” thing. I’ve seen it a lot.

So, I’d like to pause for a moment and reiterate; start with a Motley Fool Stock Advisor, and take a good look at their starter stocks.

Great discussion, hope it keeps on rollin!

 

Yes. As I stated these aren’t for the faint of heart.

As I also stated in an earlier post I made my initial mini fortune on sbux, cmg, pypl, v, and what should have been a blockbuster in NFLX.

Furthermore I had cash on hand to take advantage of this massacre in March 2020 and printed six figures on Boeing, Live Nation, SBUX, and AAPL.

Tegridy knows EV. Tegridy has given his fair share of disclaimers. Not about hot stock tips. It’s about educating and pointing people in a direction, letting them do their own DD. I’ve toured the Lordstown facility (former GM facility) in Ohio. I know what I am getting into before I go balls deep. It always starts with an initial position with cash on hand to respond accordingly, and the discipline to cut my losses in the rare circumstance that I am not even on the same field as the game is being played.

What you said about “hot stocks” and the “law of primacy” is what cost me $600k when “Netflix was a joke. A company that sends one, two, or even three DVDs out via US mail for $9.99 a month (unlimited) was not ever gonna be worth more than it is today (at $40-$47).”

Little did I know at the time that the entire plan for the companies future was hidden in plain sight. I just needed to read SEC filings, listen to conference calls, etc.

The hardest part about this gig is the leg work (due diligence) and actually knowing what you own.

 

Agreed on FOMO. I'd even take it alittle further and say irrational exuberance. Similar to the excitement over the internet in 1999, investors are paying nosebleed prices for EV ideas that have generated little to no revenues while having an A&M style bonfire with cash burn. Some ideas will emerge winners, but majority will fail. Definitely a different investing style(some may call it speculation not investing) that can yield eyewatering(happy or sad), life changing results

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RMG +74% since last Friday.

It’s clear that reading some of these comments, with some of you mentioning revenue and fomo.... you are unclear on what a SPAC is, the stages of a SPAC, and the benefits of a SPAC.

Especially in the EV sector where power is the largest supply chain bottleneck.

What do I know though? For some I guess it’s easier to sit there and call a 36 year old self made millionaire a dumb monkey who throws darts at a board and gets lucky with fomo stocks.

[MENTION=13699]Trip7[/MENTION]. Your most recent post on here about revenue and fomo and blah blah blah is EXACTLY what people were saying about effing NFLX a decade ago. Come on boomer you fly jets for a living. You’re a smart guy. You should be able to look at a market, see a need, find a solution, invest in that solution.

That’s all I am saying, and this will be my last stock “tip” I post on here. Trying to help people out and you get **** on. If you want a “tip” from me you can pay for it just like my subscribers do.

 

By no means was my post an attack on your strategy. Seems to be working quite well for you especially considering the research you put in. Just a word of caution considering how "Hot" the EV market is right now.

BTW, humility in investing is essential, because for many a fund manager that started boasting about short term returns, humble pie followed soon after.

"Although there are good and bad companies, there is no such thing as a good stock; there are only good stock prices, which come and go."


-The Intelligent Investor

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Who’s pooping on you? All I see are attaboys coming your way. I will poop on your humblebrags though. I’ll also point out that you mock someone flying GS all the time as if that’s a lot of work, then in the next breath bemoan traders who aren’t willing to do all the hard work you say is necessary to achieve your level of success. It sounds like flying GS is easier than trading stocks successfully, and the money is 100% guaranteed.

 

I know exactly what a SPAC is; look at all of the people that made trades based on your short term prediction of $28. Imagine the gears that are turning now. If you’re making short term price predictions...well...good luck with that. I’m not against short term trades but, you may be opening up Pandora’s box for some. Your disclaimers are quickly trumped by FOMO, people jump in to make a quick buck.

Touting a correct guess above is telling me all I need to know about how you operate. You’re not the only mid 30s person to achieve great financial success investing. I’m not sure if you think you are proving something with that statement?

The FOMO comment was mine, not trips, and I can see by the reaction on this thread that this is exactly what happened. You hyped it, People bought, people won. Great, that was a 50/50 call. Why don’t you lay out about 100 more price predictions with 30 days or less for the target and we will keep score and see how it works out?

Short term stock price targets are not indicative of knowing or not knowing something about the EV space (I do, and I agree it’s the future) but you won’t see me on here saying “PLUG $xx.xx by January 5th” because that is a true fools errand.

I’m not questioning your thorough research, I’m not questioning your knowledge of EV. We know you toured a factory (you told us a few times). Here is what I can say with 100% certainty, if you keep making short term price predictions, people will lose and you will probably make another round of potential investors who want to build generational wealth, swear it off and go out and buy a rental house instead, when you and I know this is such an easy way to do it.

The FOMO comment was mine, I deleted my post because I didn’t want this thread to devolve into a p**sing match as they usually do on this board. But here we are.

let’s at least keep a clear distinction between short term gamble trades and long term, buy and hold investing.

link us to your service. I’ll pay to play. I’ve done them all.

 

*Wipes a tear*

*Stands*

*Claps Vigorously*

Benjamin Graham is somewhere smiling

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