$Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$[Call]  worth considering for long term EV BATTERIES. 

**Using Options Trading to Manage Underperforming Stocks: A Strategic Approach** Investing in the stock market is inherently risky, and sometimes, despite our best research and intentions, we end up holding stocks that don't perform as expected. When faced with such a scenario, there are strategies within options trading that can help mitigate losses or even turn a disappointing situation into a profitable one. In this article, we'll explore how to use options trading, specifically cash-secured puts and covered calls, to manage underperforming stocks. **Understanding the Basics** Before diving into the strategies, let's clarify what we mean by options trading. Options are contracts that give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call option) or sell (put option) an underlyin

**Navigating the Turbulent Waters of 'Dead Stocks': A Strategic Approach for Investors** In the ever-fluctuating world of the stock market, certain stocks occasionally fall into the category of 'dead stocks.' These are shares of companies that have experienced significant declines from their peak values and show little signs of immediate recovery. Among these, companies like Skillz, Fulgent Genetics, Lemonade, NIO, and Riot Blockchain have caught the attention of investors looking for potential turnaround stories or salvage opportunities. **Skillz Inc. (SKLZ)**²²: Once a promising player in the mobile gaming platform space, Skillz has seen its market cap shrink considerably. Despite a recent jury award in a patent infringement trial and a share repurchase program, the company's financials

With a share price lower than 10 cents, $Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$   had received a warning from the Nasdaq that if Faraday Future fails to maintain a minimum bid price requirement of $1 by 25 June, its securities may be subject to delisting. With a turnaround strategy to achieve profitability and defend shareholder values that seems to be empty talk with no convincing plans, I'm highly doubtful that its stock price would rocket in the next 2 months to comply with Nasdaq's listing rules, so I believe that it will just be a matter of time before the company will be delisted. $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$  is not

**Bag Holding Nio Stock: Navigating Challenges and Uncertainties** **Introduction: The Plight of Bag Holding** 🛍️ Bag holding, a term coined in the world of investing, refers to the predicament of holding onto a stock that has experienced significant declines in value, with little hope of recovery in sight. Nio, once touted as a promising player in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, has encountered its fair share of challenges, leaving investors grappling with the decision to hold or sell their shares. **Nio's Struggles and Investor Disillusionment** 📉 Nio's journey has been fraught with hurdles, including multiple quarters of negative earnings attributed to poor cost management practices. Despite initial optimism surrounding the company's potential to rival industry giants like Tesla, Ni

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With a share price about 10 cents, $Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$  is cheaper than a penny stock and susceptible to wild swings in its share price every trading day, as opportunists try to take advantage of the price fluctuations for quick bucks. The company has until 25 June 2024 to execute reverse stock splits to bump up the stock price to meet Nasdaq Stock Market LLC's requirement to maintain a minimum bid price requirement of $1, failing which, its securities will be subject to delisting. Despite rumors of some white knight coming to the rescue that had led to a spectacular recovery of the stock last week, with deteriorating fundamentals and worsening order book, the stock has lost its appe

🌟🌟🌟Will $Top Glove(BVA.SI)$ ever recover from its past glory as one of the hottest stocks in the Singapore Stocks Exchange?  Will I be a Bagholder of Top Glove Forever? Due to the Covid Pandemic in 2019 and 2020 there was high demand for gloves amid a global glove shortage.  As the pandemic subsided the entire glove industry including Top Glove was left with excess production. I am still holding on to Top Glove all this while and hoping for a rebound.  It is due to loss aversion bias as we feel our losses more than our gains.  However there are valuable lessons to be learnt as a Bagholder for me.  1.  When the markets are feeling exuberantlh bullish, it is important to exercise caution.  FOMO or Fear of M

Im surprised nobody has mentioned Pfizer, thats been my worst performer for some time. Its not a bad stock really. It did insanely well during the pandemic. Perhaps thats why Wall Street hates it, cup half empty people. The stock is viewed as a poor performer rather than a stock that had a major windfall and is now just business as usual. I wouldn’t wish another global pandemic on anyone, but maybe thats the only thing that will save Pfizer :(-

My longest losing friend will definitely be $Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.(FFIE)$ without any doubt! Never ever I lost so much % in a stock. I cut loss for all my position in FFIE except leaving 1 stock [Cool] [Cool] [Cool]. I purposely kept it as my lesson learnt. Everytime I see it, I will remind myself to plan my trade and trade my plan! And never FOMO to chase after a meme stock! I used to drop into the trap of GME but never as worse as this one [Cry] [Cry] [Cry] [Facepalm] [Facepalm] [Facepalm] [Spurting] [Spurting] [Spurting] [Anger] [Anger] [Anger] How about you? Come and share your longest losing friend with the lesson learnt behind for all tigers to refer and grow. @Tiger

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$BUBS AUSTRALIA LTD(BUB.AU)$ is one of my biggest holdings and longest loss so far, it was positive for me at a point last year but I didnt sell and held on thinking the baby milk formula demand will still grow strong post Covid. In light that I also purchased $A2 MILK CO LTD(A2M.AU)$ some time ago but have gotten rid of some of my losses at sub-4 and sub-5 last year. I'm certainly banking up some capital losses to make room for some wins. My learnings is that when there's a win, take it. like when BUBs news of the American shortage came through, I should of sold. 😎 Now I'm just on a massive loss. 🥺 Also, knowing when to take the loss and invest in something else that will profit better can be a dif

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In my case it's Malaysia stocks. The one that couldn't be recovered is a warrant, I don't have the heart to cut loss at that time, thus I could only see the price getting lower anxiously and ultimately expired worthless  [Spurting] Another stock is called Serbadk, which I bought at RM1.8 and cut loss at RM0.795 when there was a huge scandal about the top management releasing false statements about their quarterly results, the company is now on the verge of delisting. From these lessons, I'm now more cautious (traumatized) and buy companies that I'm familiar with

$TENCENT(00700)$ is my longest losing friend. I treat it as an ETF with future potential in the cloud space for China rather than its current games portfolio. I am still optimistic about it in the medium to long term as it expands into more markets for its games. The US-China tension can be double edged. While the stock price is dragged down based on market sentiment and the broad Chinese market poor performance, the tendency for the Chinese to only use a cloud platform from their own country may boost the stock price in the future. The Chinese government has also eased back on regulations which is a good thing. The bagholder experience is definitely a test of faith and patience! Important to know one’s investment horizon. Not for those who want

We're slowly starting to realize it's finally all over. No trillions of dollars, no moon, no fame, no ex-friends wanting to meet up again, and definitely no family forgiveness. More than 3 years of forlorn hope, and all for nothing. $GameStop(GME)$ may never fully recover from its past hysteria and volatile swings. The company faces stiff competition in the gaming retail space, and its attempts to pivot into other areas have been met with skepticism. Investors should be cautious and consider other more stable options in the market.

I would like to think the stocks I have can recover if they were to trend down... got to be positive and not lose faith or hope... one important aspect is to have stocks that have good fundamentals and managed by good management with good risk management. this way, you can sleep sound at night  [smile] [smile] [smile] @Aqa @Shyon @rL @koolgal @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @Universe宇宙