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For those guys/gals that own stock what is your exit point? It’s a had a good run lately. I loaded up last May in the $9.50 range. My goal is to wait until at least may as to minimize tax exposure. Barring any hiccups I feel it could be $50 range by year end. Has anyone locked in gains yet.? What is your price that will trigger profit taking?
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Originally Posted by FlyGuy2002
(Post 3198105)
For those guys/gals that own stock what is your exit point? It’s a had a good run lately. I loaded up last May in the $9.50 range. My goal is to wait until at least may as to minimize tax exposure. Barring any hiccups I feel it could be $50 range by year end. Has anyone locked in gains yet.? What is your price that will trigger profit taking?
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I think it all depends on when you feel the stock market bubble is gonna burst. It’s not a matter if, but when.
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Originally Posted by FlyGuy2002
(Post 3198105)
For those guys/gals that own stock what is your exit point? It’s a had a good run lately. I loaded up last May in the $9.50 range. My goal is to wait until at least may as to minimize tax exposure. Barring any hiccups I feel it could be $50 range by year end. Has anyone locked in gains yet.? What is your price that will trigger profit taking?
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Originally Posted by Tranquility
(Post 3198244)
Well, $35 was my original plan however I'd pay short-term capital gains taxes, so I have to wait till this summer. I've already sold half of my position back last summer at double my cost-average, so I'm just sitting on the House's money now.
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3198253)
I bet it will go into the $40 range. I’m probably going to wait till after we announce we’ve made a profit post Covid and It will sure shoot up even more
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I dumped mine in Jan and bought more BTC
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Originally Posted by Judge Smails
(Post 3198154)
I think it all depends on when you feel the stock market bubble is gonna burst. It’s not a matter if, but when.
I'd sell above $45 |
Set a stop loss trigger where your comfortable
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Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 3198411)
That already happened. Remember when it went down to 7 bux? It's still climbing.
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Originally Posted by Judge Smails
(Post 3198506)
I’m talking about the stock market in general...and our stock price hitting $7 had nothing to do with an artificially inflated market.
Just remember that the stock market rises on average every year. There are always those who think the markets too high and has to come down, but if you don't get in, and it keeps rising you end up never investing. Time in the market beats timing the market. |
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Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 3198549)
Yeah, I figured that's what you meant.
Just remember that the stock market rises on average every year. There are always those who think the markets too high and has to come down, but if you don't get in, and it keeps rising you end up never investing. Time in the market beats timing the market. Yeah I just have to remember that as I lose my a$$ in tech stocks this week [emoji23] |
Originally Posted by Judge Smails
(Post 3198561)
Yeah I just have to remember that as I lose my a$$ in tech stocks this week [emoji23]
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These days where SAVE is down for the day when all others including AAL and UAL are up quite a bit is not something that makes a lot of sense to me. Anyone got anything?
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Originally Posted by HanYolo
(Post 3199040)
These days where SAVE is down for the day when all others including AAL and UAL are up quite a bit is not something that makes a lot of sense to me. Anyone got anything?
We just announced Louisville yesterday and, not even 24 hours later, Milwaukee. Im sure the stocks down today because some moron (with large volume) is thinking we're idiots for adding new routes right now. 🥱 |
It’s as simple as people taking profits. No more or less. People locking in gains by selling will temporarily lower the price. Then people will buy the dips and it will creep back up. Fundamentals are
still strong IMHO. We are hiring, expanding, adding Planes and above all, the public is dying to travel. Forget day to day. Look out Atleast 6 months, and I’d be surprised if $38 didn’t look like a buying opportunity. |
Bought 1150 shares at 9.447
I'm not selling anytime soon. |
Originally Posted by FlyGuy2002
(Post 3199066)
It’s as simple as people taking profits. No more or less. People locking in gains by selling will temporarily lower the price. Then people will buy the dips and it will creep back up. Fundamentals are
still strong IMHO. We are hiring, expanding, adding Planes and above all, the public is dying to travel. Forget day to day. Look out Atleast 6 months, and I’d be surprised if $38 didn’t look like a buying opportunity. Has Spirit brought all their parked aircraft back on line? |
$52.5 which will be a 7x profit for me. It will come!
keep it up you glorious yellow b@#tards!!!!!!!:) |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 3198582)
As a long term investor (which we should all be to some extent) the tech stocks getting battered this week is just a buying opportunity. Don't sell your tech shares now, buy more! Don't sell them until you are 75
growing up my dad was the one who always taught us the value of a dollar. I mean the man specially ordered a Toyota camary for my mom with manual transmission and roll up windows because he said automatic and power windows were options not needed for safe transportation from point A to B. Just a luxury. for my 16th birthday I got no car but a DRIP for XOM. From my job in HS to this day I put a specific % in it. He match contributions In HS. Dividends just get invested. Im not at hardcore as he was but I look at long term value. It has done me well. While I have missed some spectacular short term gainers the long term investment has always panned out. we all want to see spectacular gains in days,weeks, and months but I look back at some things I hold that took a while to get moving and just say...Patience...then I just close that browser Anyone else grew up dollar cost averaging ski lift tickets? We had to ski runs until we’re were well under $1/run. I still do this in my head! |
Originally Posted by bottoms up
(Post 3200245)
One of my best holdings to this day was from some random pax on a flight to PVG. He was some upper upper lever MSFT guy. Gave me the sell job on MSFT stock. I did some research and bought in hard around 80-90/share. quarterly dividends reinvested. It’s a hold forever stock.
growing up my dad was the one who always taught us the value of a dollar. I mean the man specially ordered a Toyota camary for my mom with manual transmission and roll up windows because he said automatic and power windows were options not needed for safe transportation from point A to B. Just a luxury. for my 16th birthday I got no car but a DRIP for XOM. From my job in HS to this day I put a specific % in it. He match contributions In HS. Dividends just get invested. Im not at hardcore as he was but I look at long term value. It has done me well. While I have missed some spectacular short term gainers the long term investment has always panned out. we all want to see spectacular gains in days,weeks, and months but I look back at some things I hold that took a while to get moving and just say...Patience...then I just close that browser Anyone else grew up dollar cost averaging ski lift tickets? We had to ski runs until we’re were well under $1/run. I still do this in my head! I am not criticizing, we all have different priorities. I have no doubt you have more money saved/invested than I do, which is fun in and of itself. |
Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 3200259)
I mean I guess we all find things we enjoy, but if I am counting ski runs to make sure it’s only costing me $1, I can’t afford to be on the slopes.
I am not criticizing, we all have different priorities. I have no doubt you have more money saved/invested than I do, which is fun in and of itself. I think it was his way to teach us value in things. You could say we were upper middle class and never went without but we also wouldn’t just get something because we wanted it. Frugal you could call him. I never got Jordan’s growing up but could get Nike. To his credit he was 1 of 7 kids and they were dirt poor growing up in Clovis NM. I just want everyone to just be smart with their money and make lots more of it. I had a friend who tried to get me to invest in 2002 in a company called Netflix. I declined. My extract words...”it will never work there is a blockbuster on every corner.” My little $10k initial would be worth 5.5 mil today. But I said it will never work. My friend invested and sold out a few years back. Live and learn |
Break $40 today!!!
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Originally Posted by GrumpyCaptain
(Post 3206040)
Break $40 today!!!
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Stonks only go up!
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What price to sell?
Hold out for $50? |
Originally Posted by Aero1900
(Post 3206428)
What price to sell?
Hold out for $50? |
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3206050)
I think I’m hold on till least $45
As I said in previous post, SAVE is my largest holding. Still is! |
Looking back at the past 5 years of the stock price, I don't think I'll sell mine below 50
I believe the stock will do well this summer |
Bold prediction coming-Does anyone think those who held for long term gains are going to be selling off in the next 60 days to capture? Between next week (365 days since $9/share) and Q1 earnings report it will be a slow ride down. Price will pop up then will stagnate until mid May (365 days since the other $9/share) then it will gain momentum going into the summer and get back to $60-70. Haters gunna hate- but let's see how this ages.
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Originally Posted by SlimBob
(Post 3208099)
Bold prediction coming-Does anyone think those who held for long term gains are going to be selling off in the next 60 days to capture? Between next week (365 days since $9/share) and Q1 earnings report it will be a slow ride down. Price will pop up then will stagnate until mid May (365 days since the other $9/share) then it will gain momentum going into the summer and get back to $60-70. Haters gunna hate- but let's see how this ages.
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we are doing much better than the.. other guys over there.
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Originally Posted by bidnez
(Post 3214493)
we are doing much better than the.. other guys over there.
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So looks like spirit stock is around $24 now.
how do you guys think this one will play out? I’m thinking the Delta variant will be short-lived may be another month and then the hysteria will go away assuming government doesn’t do something stupid...like more unnecessary lock-downs. Then Spirit should announce a small profit next week. And hopefully stock prices will shoot back up to the high 30 low $40 range. |
Buy the dip. Flights full and more on time than the other guys. Long term, This is amazing time to add NK stock.
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Originally Posted by FlyGuy2002
(Post 3265758)
Buy the dip. Flights full and more on time than the other guys. Long term, This is amazing time to add NK stock.
To the moon! |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3265761)
That’s what I’m doing...I’m hoarding Spirit stock like a squirrel saving up nuts for the winter.
To the moon! |
Originally Posted by DrDHD
(Post 3265855)
let’s see what earnings are next week. Possible we lost money even with full flights excluding the government payroll assistance.
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Originally Posted by FNGFO
(Post 3265859)
We were told that we sill weren’t quite breaking even in recurrent last month.
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Sure hope it goes back up. Been a rough 3 months watching my “fortune” erode away by 2-5% each day since may
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