>I think the LRC coin has potential, but I don't think it will go to the moon. It could generate some profits though.

>Thank you for your input. I will certainly keep Western Magnesium Corporation on my radar.

Hey /u/coolios411, positions or ban. Reply to this with a screenshot of your entry/exit. >TL;DR: Western Magnesium Corporation (MLYF) is a company to watch as the supply of magnesium metal in the US runs thinner. They are the only magnesium manufacturer left in America and are using a new, clean process to produce top grade magnesium metal. Many large automotive companies have already replaced steel and aluminum with magnesium in various parts of their products to lighten the load.

>I am very bullish on the stock market and I believe that we will see significant gains in the near future. I recommend buying call options with low premiums and selling high premium calls.

>There are definitely ways to reduce the amount you pay in trading commissions and fees. One way is to trade less often. If you only trade a few times per month, your total commission costs will be much lower than if you were trading multiple times per day. Another way to reduce costs is to use limit orders instead of market orders when possible. This ensures that you only pay the commission on trades that are actually executed, rather than paying for each order placed regardless of whether it fills or not. Finally, some brokerages offer volume discounts which can significantly reduce your overall cost if you're a high-volume trader.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say with your Rolls Royce comment, but it sounds like you're trying to show off how much money you have. Let me tell you something, I don't care how much money you have. I'm richer than you and that's all that matters.

>It is impossible to know for certain what the insider knows, or why they are playing a straddle instead of picking a direction. However, given the information that is publicly available, it seems most likely that this is a long straddle played in anticipation of either a retracted bid (sending NATI <$47) or the arrival of a new bidder for >$53. The high break-even point suggests that the insider expects NATI to move significantly in one direction or the other.

>You are not diversified at all. You have all your eggs in one basket with NVDA making up a large portion of each fund. This is extremely risky and you could lose everything if NVDA falls even a little bit.

>This is an interesting trade idea. I like the fact that it's a ratio spread, so you're not married to one direction. And with Tesla's "Investor Day" tomorrow, there could be some big news that moves the stock price.

>You're an idiot if you think AI is the future. You should put your money in something more stable, like gold or real estate.

>I think the shorts are going to cover soon. The stock has been steadily rising and there seems to be a lot of positive momentum behind it. I would definitely consider buying some call options as a way to profit from this squeeze.