CLOV

MicroBadger_

Poor BB. Didn't even warrant a mention. Same with CLOV.

Actually-Yo-Momma

Can’t you retards just be happy with the growth we’ve seen so far? Having dumbass price projections in the 1000s just guarantees more bag holders Set your unbiased price targets now and stick to it my friends. If GME can crash from 400 to 1xx or MVIS 28 to 15 or CLOV from 28 to 14 in a day, it can and will happen at some point on BBBY too

mellkemo90

Omg you remember the downloads you would get if you said anything negative about CLOV. I just sat back and watched the shitshow

TurboDog5

Good Lord.....My transaction history is littered with Pump & Dumps that I FOMO'd into after watching the hype on WSB (CLOV, WISH, NIO, SOFI, etc). I thought I finally learned my lesson. This time, after seeing all the initial BBBY hype last wknd, I figured I'd jump in early and get a small profit before the dump comes. I set a limit sell order on Friday at $11.25 and did just that (Yay for me!).......Then, the damn stock goes on a tear and blows up to $16 since then. Based upon past mistakes, I'll end up FOMOing back in tomorrow, only to see the stock crater back down to $11 by EoD, leaving me with more bags. I know it's a casino, but it's damn infuriating when there is never any rhyme or reason. <end rant>

Revolutionary-Tie911

Be careful... I remember the same thing for CLOV /MVIS / WISH and its great until its not

Sprick530

Still got my BB and CLOV lol, one day I will sell them for a loss

SidFren

Should I sell my CLOV at a loss to buy more BBBY for tomorrow?

iyioi

Think about it. Even shit ass CLOV squeezed to $30. BBBY can hit $50 easy.

LordOfTheSwagDance

I honestly feel like these bags are gonna be better than WISH CLOV BB & AMC combined

Shot_Lynx_4023

Yolo everything on BBBY. AMC. GME. CLOV. Not financial advice

EatMoarTendies

“Forget Gamestop, here are five reasons to buy CLOV”- Barron’s, probably, maybe.

Ready2gambleboomer

Just checking the old bag holding positions and no BBBY? Why not.... Gonna give it a shot ...*wtf* You can join your friends TLRY, BB, PLTR, and of course my strain your back bag full of CLOV as we ride off into the sunset. Good luck Tardos.

Actually-Yo-Momma

Because it fits their narrative People also said the same thing about MVIS WISH CLOV

aborack8

BB, KOSS, CLOV, SoFi tons of fun times

mjr0421

If you weren’t here for the CLOV pump and dump days man what a fucking ride

Gooner-Squad

Since 🦍 strength seems to be rising, just gonna buy some CLOV and other shit options for 2024 knowing they will get back to it at some point as all this trash gets pumped...SHORT SQUEEZE...GAMMA SQUEEZE....GTF outta here.

Widow_Makerbylaw

Dont do it. This guys are doing exactly the same thing as they did with WISH, BB, CLOV, Wendys and all the meme basket except GME why not gme cause its supported worldwide, theres gme stores in almost all democratic countries including Brazil stock exchange.

buythetulipdips

it was CLOV. he dropped the bags on wsb

InvestorCoast

i wrote this on a post below... don't know how high BBBY will go... but regarding potential... It worth considering- (according to a Very quick look at charts- and these are highest closing prices, not highest run up price).. ...GME's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $10 (it went from $5 to $10 to over $100). ... $AMC's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $30 (it went from $2 to $10 to over $60). ... $Koss had high prior to squeeze around $15 (it went from $3 to over $60). ...$CLOV's high prior to squeeze had been around $15 )it went from $7 to $22). $BBBY's pre-pandemic high was around $80... $80 or higher doesn't seem out very far fetched for a high close (with run up high over $100). ...my totally blind guess that 15-$20 range is where many shorts will be forced to cover and the squeeze starts.... then a big jump $40, $80, etc is likely to follow).

ballplayer2093

CLOV

InvestorCoast

$80-$120 is realistic: very rough rounded numbers... ...GME's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $10 (it went from $5 to $10 to over $100). ... $AMC's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $30 (it went from $2 to $10 to over $60). ... $Koss had high prior to squeeze around $15 (it went from $3 to over $60). ...$CLOV's high prior to squeeze had been around $15 )it went from $7 to $22). $BBBY's pre-pandemic high was around $80

InvestorCoast

If its a true Gamma squeeze like GME and AMC... $80-$120 is very realistic. charts)... ...GME's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $10 (it went from $5 to $10 to over $100). ... $AMC's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $30 (it went from $2 to $10 to over $60). ... $Koss had high prior to squeeze around $15 (it went from $3 to over $60). ...$CLOV's high prior to squeeze had been around $15 )it went from $7 to $22). $BBBY's pre-pandemic high was around $80

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Designer_Sense_5815

Do you all think CLOV will rise above 4 dollars this week.

Typical-Mouse-4804

I didn’t say that. I said Stock go on front page of WSB, stock go down to deepest, darkest depths of hell. See CLOV, CLNE, PTON, BB, PLTR, and others from 2021. Why BBBY different?

drewbieVS

I think the apes piling on could very easily send it around $28 but I doubt it’ll even come close to AMC let alone GME. I don’t think BBBY has the advantage of nostalgia in the masses that the other two names do. If stupid shit like CLOV or MVIS can hit it, I’m sure BBBY can too.

InvestorCoast

BBBY will go much higher... its rise from $5-6 to $12 has been very stable. Not only will the price likely 6x or more ... options will really go crazy when it pops and starts to run (its likely ppl saying that missed GME when it was $10. but regarding potential... It worth considering- (according to a Very quick look at charts)... ...GME's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $10 (it went from $5 to $10 to over $100). ... $AMC's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $30 (it went from $2 to $10 to over $60). ... $Koss had high prior to squeeze around $15 (it went from $3 to over $60). ...$CLOV's high prior to squeeze had been around $15 )it went from $7 to $22). $BBBY's pre-pandemic high was around $80 (its going from $6 to $12 to $???) ... $60-$80 or higher doesn't seem out very far fetched. ...my totally blind guess that 15-$20 range is where many shorts will be forced to cover and the squeeze starts.... then a big jump $40, $80, etc is likely to follow).

InvestorCoast

don't know how high BBBY will go... but regarding potential... It worth considering- (according to a Very quick look at charts)... ...GME's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $10 (it went from $5 to $10 to over $100). ... $AMC's high prior to squeeze appears to be around $30 (it went from $2 to $10 to over $60). ... $Koss had high prior to squeeze around $15 (it went from $3 to over $60). ...$CLOV's high prior to squeeze had been around $15 )it went from $7 to $22). $BBBY's pre-pandemic high was around $80 (its going from $6 to $12 to $???) ... $60-$80 or higher doesn't seem out very far fetched. ...my totally blind guess that 15-$20 range is where many shorts will be forced to cover and the squeeze starts.... then a big jump $40, $80, etc is likely to follow).

rb778004

I haven’t time to watch the markets lately, but I’ve been considering buying BBBY as well, not major like 100 shares, but same, I don’t want to be left holding the bag either, like others I have bought into *cough cough* CLOV *cough cough*

thegreatmiyagi

Real advice here: remove the emotion. Don't be attached to your losses. Many blue chip stocks haven't recovered. Congress is doing some heavy buying in semiconductors right now. They have inside knowledge and just passed the CHIPS Act, QCOM is one of my newest equity positions. Reallocate into equities that are down 50% and then wait until March 2023. Look for P/E ratios that are below industry average, check out the company financials and make sure they're making money. Disclosure: NFA/I'm an idiot. Current Long Positions: TTD, JPM, QCOM, AMD, GOOG, CLOV Current Diamond Hands Positions: GME

Accomplished-Gate-25

$CLOV

KFCPAPI

CLOV

BuyHigh-Sell_Low

CLOV raped me in so many different ways this week. Calls. Puts. My butthole was wide open for it

Secure-Internet-6695

That was CLOV for me …. Fuck

monkeybeater26

BBIG SDC CLOV WISH were all meme rallies they made me fucking bank when they dropped to 3 dollars and lower what makes you think bbby isn’t the same

gazow

is CLOV still an $8 stock? i made bank on calls a year ago i wonder if its time to load up

UnstoppableMonk

Blackrock just tripled their CLOV position 🍀

reallytryinglel

CLOV it up boys

Designer_Sense_5815

BNGO and CLOV ready to bounce

brucekeller

I can't believe I got CLOV puts yesterday at 3.48 and the mofo drops 8-9%, and my puts didn't even move, wtf? Usually that kind of thing just happens with IV and calls.

Moist_Lunch_5075

I have a background in macroeconomics, but for a long time just didn't have the capital to really play the market. I'm smart enough to know that these animals are different, and I had other priorities. I dabbled a few times and lost so I just got out. During the pandemic I had the opportunity to get some of my debt in order and the meme craze lit a fire under me (I also have a background in Sociology for the meme stock movement tickled my brain a bit)... so I started out around the same time since I had some spare capital saved up. I started out doing traditional fundamental stock picking, and that worked out pretty well into June, when I started playing meme stocks and had some similar experiences (fuckin' CLOV). Then I found options... oh boy. My first real options play was the AMD earnings run-up in August, where I woke up to being like +$3600 IIRC... I had only been green lit for puts and covered calls on my brokerage, so in the middle of the run after dumping all of my money into AMD shares and making like $1k in profit while risking everything I decided it was time to try calls. I then went shopping around looking for anyone who'd give me call access and RH did, so I bought a few contracts on like the 4th day of the big run and made bank overnight. That morning was the end of the run, but I wasn't totally stupid and locked in some profits by selling some, then the others declined. I then proceeded to do what everyone does when they find options and try to replicate my experience and then proceeded to lose several thousand more heading into September, where my first real market downturn ate my face off because I was overweight calls. LOL I had some ups, some downs, but the truth is playing options and leverage plays, you have to make mistakes and sooner or later you start to get more careful with position-sizing, and with choosing plays with less risk. The biggest problem is the emotions. Because options can lose their value VERY quickly and because FOMO makes us want to load up during runs when volatility is high, it's VERY easy to overleverage at the wrong end of a play and lose all of your gains almost immediately. This is reinforced because almost every time you sell to take profits, the price will almost certainly continue to go up causing you to hold into another loss the next time. ROFL I did a lot of research into them beforehand and did not truly understand them until I played them and made mistakes. So my first bit of advice is: Do it, but expect to lose another 50% of your account figuring them out, unless you get lucky. And even then if you get lucky the first time, trying to replicate that luck drains people usually. My second piece of advice is to pick a cheap stock, and learn to play the wheel. "The Wheel" is an options strategy where you pick a stock you know you want to own 100 shares of and you know it's ranging, so close to the strike you want to buy at you sell a put. Your brokerage will hold the cost of that put in collateral, and what you're hoping is that either it will not end up ITM (In The Money) or if it does, you're happy with the price. What you're doing is trying to make the market pay you to buy a stock. This reduces your risk. Let's say your put expires ITM and the person who bought it exercises, forcing you to buy their shares. You now have (hopefully) discounted shares around your target strike. You then sell calls (hopefully on a green day) against that stock hoping the calls don't wind up ITM and instead decline by 50% in value or more (at which point you may want to buy them back, wait for it to range back up, then sell again... or just let it ride if that's what you want). Rinse and repeat. Usually when I'm doing this I buy a strangle to cover me for big movements. The sold call will cover some risk, so a put at a lower level with provide some downside protection, and I usually go just below where my covered call has already paid me, giving myself a little risk. Then I buy a call equally out. This is an options strategy called a strangle. What you're hoping is that as the stock oscillates, you can build and sell off your options positions as they come in and out of the money, using the value of the stock you own to buy other options. This is one of the safest ways to learn options because you're leveraging against something you own that has a known risk level and will give you some exposure the oddities of delta, gamma, and theta. One REALLY fantastic resource on youtube is In The Money. [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfMiRVQJuTj3NpZZP1tKShQ](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfMiRVQJuTj3NpZZP1tKShQ) The poor dude's had some severe medical issues lately, so a lot of the recent posting is about that, but his older videos that talk about options are fucking A+. Another channel I learned quite a bit from was Rayner Teo's channel where he talks about trending and identifying entry/exit points. [https://www.youtube.com/user/tradingwithrayner](https://www.youtube.com/user/tradingwithrayner) I use variations of some of the things he talks about. I think his best content is about using trendlines to identify safer entry/exit points and about fake-outs, but the methods I use the most are his moving average matrix setups. Like most youtube channels, sometimes his stuff falls victim to "tactical rule-itis" but unlike a lot of youtube/tiktokers he usually doesn't try to hide behind "it works every time" types of thinking and instead talks about things that don't work as well. I recommend his channel mostly as food for thought on how trending and entry/exit work. Another channel I really like is "The Secret Mindset." I struggle a little bit with the recommendation because where Rayner often avoids the youtube gimmicky stuff, this channel is full of it... BUT there's some serious fucking gold here you won't find in most other places that do basic trending/charting tactics which are incomplete. [https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSecretMindset](https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSecretMindset) The downside here is that I find the presentation a little distracting/hard to stay engaged with. The upside is that some of layouts and setups that are presented here are REALLY well thought-out. One video I recently watched I really want to call out is about daytrading on the 5 minute chart: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZYVXiSKfxU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZYVXiSKfxU) Honestly, the fact that the setup in this video is free is kinda bonkers. I'm not gonna say it works all the time or is as usable on a longer timeframe (maybe, I'm still playing with it a bit) but what I like about this video is that it brings together volume analysis, trend smoothing and price analysis, and momentum analysis through the RSI candles. Their videos on volume/price relationships, fakeouts and traps, and VSA are also really good. For books on trending, I think Thomas Bulkowski has some good ones. They're pretty dry, but accessible and the information is really great and for me the key gain from reading Getting Started in Chart Patterns was thinking about measured moves and push/pull in supply and demand and median level relationships in trends. This is another case, though, where there's no replacement for experience. Much of what I've learned I've learned by spending serious chart time on TradingView which is my personal platform of choice. I use On Balance Volume a lot, and if you want to know how that works there are some comments in my history from last night where I lay out how it works for larger market trending. In the end, I've wound up combining all of these things and forming my own tactical system for trending the market based on confluence, volume behavior changes, and breaks of trends/channels to find key points where big moves might happen. I think the only way to do this is to find that combination of things that works for the person.

Famous_Permission663

Your recent comments on CLOV say differently🤣🦧

Bad_at_stoks

CLOV making a come back for tomorrow? $4?

ConfusedPhilosopher3

Ban BBBY, AMC, SDC, CLOV, GME, and RKT ppl please

Petro081

I’m staying away from this one because I’m a broke loser, but I’m super hesitant to jump on things like this blasted on WSB til I see it start to turn around first. Got burned on WISH & CLOV. Hopefully this one turns out different for yall

Standard-Year-1178

I hope they f@ck 'em up good and nicely. How the did it with CLOV

AAPLx4

Can CLOV be forced to do reverse split at this price?

Designer_Sense_5815

CLOV 💥

ND_NB

No. Everytime a stock pops massively almost every post is about it. Off the top of my head this sub has at some point been dominated by BB, GME, AMC, WISH, CLOV, PLTR, BBBY, and many more that I cant think of.

brucekeller

Kind of a neat coincidence that CLOV and IWM hit their 200MA at the exact same time. I mean, it is a smallcap, but still.

EU_trader

Anyone playing CLOV?? 🚀🚀🚀

texascarps

CLOV squeeze!!

-NoClueWhatToDoNow-

I suddenly noticed that the good old CLOV is peeking out of the bag.... I wonder what's new there :)

ByteTraveler

CLOV +20% two days rocket ship

100percentCRABS

CLOV puts.

KFCPAPI

CLOV MOONING. CLOV MOONING. America is full of boomers

CarpeLivem

The meme basket is definitely a real thing. Proof: CLOV 

OakyTheBear

The fuck is CLOV doing, though?

Designer_Sense_5815

Thinking CLOV is a by now

DocInvestG7

Go CLOV

okwhoqueefed

My brokerage is showing me more than $500 premiums for August 12 covered calls for 10 contracts on CLOV at a 5 dollar strike price, Anyone else see that on their end because that makes no sense to me.

okwhoqueefed

What premiums are people seeing for CLOV Aug12 5CC? No volume, 2,065 in Open Interest and it's giving me a premium of around $500 for 10 contracts. That doesn't make sense to me.

ballplayer2093

CLOV!!!

AxFUNNYxKITTY

Unpopular opinion here, but CLOV options are my guilty pleasure. I am too poor for most options and that is why CLOV is basically my favorite stonk. The stock went up 10% today, it definitely still moves with other meme stocks even though it isn’t talked about much anymore. I’m not saying it is or isn’t a good time to buy, but it sure is a fun stock to trade options with if you are looking to gamble away some beer money and get practice with options.

Gooner-Squad

SDC was easily the worst, followed by WISH, then CLOV. What a toilet full of 💩 when you can just invest in TOOT and make loot!

Kengriffinspimp

Nahh not CLOV

theshogun02

Just say no to #CLOV.

FerdTurgerson

Oh God, CLOV is back?

Gooner-Squad

Man is homeland bad....even a resurfacing of CLOV as a pump. Just when you thought it had gotten better.

ftrees

Until I bought CLOV, BB, and UWMC hoping to capture what I had missed out on…. Holding bags down 50%, lost basically all I had gained.

PortfolioIsAshes

I mean it's pretty obvious that he went into every single play posted here after GME because he found GME here >Unfortunately I managed to lose all my gains and then some, 350k, in the next several months on SPACs and penny stocks. It's pretty safe to assume that his portfolio consists of RKT, CCIV(LCID), UWMC, CLOV, SNDL, SAVA, and tons more. All of them had traction and fucking died. OP is the very definition of a retard.

antelope591

Who cares if hes a shill? BBBY is another shit pump and dump that idiots will be bagholding in a few months along with WISH and CLOV. The fucking idiots spamming it are the annoying ones.

ByteTraveler

Yearh they were all below CLOV

One4UtoNV

Now I understand how options are addicting. I bought BBBY and CLOV on Monday. both are down but only CLOV expires friday. Just bought PFFA 23C for Mar 2023 and it literally spiked 121% in the last 10 minutes! I've made up half my losses with one good option. I'm hosed aren't I? I will become an option degenerate won't I?

BlazingFig

CLOV looking poised to rise over the next few days-weeks hopefully to about 3.40

VisualMod

#Ban Bet Lost /u/redditbrews (0/1) made a bet that CLOV would go to 3.8518100000000004 when it was 3.3494 and it did not, so they were banned for a week.

bigdoody420

Damn you shoulda just gave me the money so I could lose it for you on CLOV leaps

StrongAd6483

Gonna get hate for this, but I think the American health care sector is a good long term play. When you go with one that could change the industry it's the clover assistant $CLOV. You should read some DD's and look into the company. With all investments there is a risk, namely can they get profitable?! They went from their main goal, expanding quickly, to trying to get profitable

RogueHood

Don't forget CLOV

Beginning-Section211

remember how upset people were who bought NOK, BB, CLOV, WISH, WOOF, GOEV etc and then everyone moved on to another stock?

MetsPenguin

GME was a movement led by an average Joe trader, retail investors who had nostalgic ties tot he company, and it was completely unexpected. This has none of those elements and reminds me more of CLOV or BB. Slight pump and then dump. I would stay away.

ballplayer2093

You guys should short squeeze $CLOV. No downside. This company is great

TopBuyer777

CPI great meme ripping BBBY SNDL CLOV