Ok here is the extended thread on $XL I promised.

It is pretty straight forward.

For those that are new to stocks / options (because of the influx of interest due to $GME, $AMC, $SLV, etc), here are some terms you should google:
-Short Interest
-Call option
-Open Interest

/1 XL Fleet short interest increased from 50% to 72% in the latest reporting (came out Friday)

That alone piqued my curiosity in the company so I took a position in some Feb calls (in my robinhood account) and will be adding more in my TD account this coming week.

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There is more to the $GME squeeze than just hedge funds over shorting the stock. It also has to do with option flow (and who it is that normally SELLS call options)

But first you need to know some basics (then you can #EatTheRich by beating them at their own game)

Thread First, you need to understand what a Call Option is.

A call option is a contract that you can pay for that gives you the right (but not the obligation) to buy 100 shares of a stock at a certain price by a certain date, no matter what the actual price of the stock is by that date

1/ $VERB

It's time for a new thread on this

Verb Technologies is perhaps my favorite investment stock right now, and it also presents some good trading opportunities.

So first, let's dive into what VERB does.

VERB has a few major products with different customer bases. 2/ Verb CRM

This is the bread and butter that has supported VERB so far.

This is a two part tool: First, it allows companies (or solopreneurs of client based businesses) to keep track of their leads and customers. Pretty standard for a CRM.

1/ The @stockdweebs analysis I did received significant more attention than I expected and there were a lot of questions about what vWAP is and why it is important.

To recap - Stock Dweebs is the 🐐 when it comes to trading. 2/ I have been a part of several chat rooms, paid and unpaid, and nobody comes close to Dweebs in both win rate AND % profit on plays.

If you aren't already, go follow him and read through his "10 Rules"

$VERB A Thread

I may be early on this one (it could fall a bit before gaining), but I am long.

What is VERB?

VERB is a CRM / Content creation tool tool that helps people generate content to capture leads / make sales.

Was skeptical at first. After trying the app, I'm sold. Comparing it to CRM's let's look at $CRM (Salesforce) History.

Nice graph yeah?

The CRM Market is HUGE and isn't going anywhere. Businesses always need a way to capture and keep track of leads and customers.

$JMIA A Thread: 5-10 year hold + millionaire maker stock

What is Jumia? Jumia is a combination of Amazon, Uber Eats, Square (merchant processing), Small Business Lending, 3PL, and Utility/Cell Phone bill payments for all of Africa Some comparable companies to JMIA:
AMZN, SQ, UBER (for the United States)
MELI (For S. America)

MELI is the Amazon + Square of S. America, with a heavy focus in Argentina. In 2008, MELI was at a low of $7.81 per share. Today, MELI is trading for over $1,000 per share