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What's an example of a stock you regret selling too soon?
Veteran Trader Spotted $ELF in the $30s, Surging 294% — Now Targets $MGRX!
$ELF is my favorite stock. I am betting it will go up 25% AH on earnings tomorrow.
How do you cope with selling a stock right before it rallies another 50% or more?
ULTA Stock Drops Late, Despite Big Beat; Revenue Tops $10 Billion
Chinese owner of $1B+ ELF BAR HALTED by court; infringing on “ELF” TM of micro cap $VPRB. Stock doubled Friday, valued only at $18M.
$1B+ “ELFBAR” shutdown by US Fed court for infringing on $VPRB “ELF” trademark; stock explodes, still only valued at $15M!
FL federal Judge ruled today INJUNCTION of ELF BAR for violating $VPRB ELF trademark. Stock valued at only $8M just shut down largest vape player. Buckle up!!
~$1B “ELFBAR” vape doesn’t own TM. Denied “ELF” back in ‘21; immediate injunction ruling by judge soon; sued by $VPRB
ElfBar facing lawsuit it stole elf trademark! $VPRB
Options spread for week of 11/7 $ATVI $CVNA $CLOV $WMT $AMZN $ELF
Tendieman, give me a sign if I should buy more ELF calls...
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ELF, Still has room to run, great hold for 5-10 years
Dang, bruh lol. You came in swinging. I think he clearly has done well on certain stocks. ELF, CAKE, TESLA until he sold it, etc. I watch his videos, mostly the reaction ones. I have a lot of issues with him, but it's mostly on a personal level. I also have issues with people like Invest With Henry. It is nice that they pick well-known companies instead of just pennies and speculative stocks. Jeremy also doesn't really fuck with options. Henry does. My main issue with Jeremy a lot of the time is how he says things regarding macroeconomics that just isn't correct and isn't great to spread around. Like his views on the Fed and rate cuts/hikes. And I'd personally never sign up for a course, in general. Too much free material online (i.e., ProjectFinance). If he helped you, then that's dope, man. I'll continue watching, if for nothing else, to be kept up to date on economist/pundit interviews i might otherwise miss. I do try to keep a close eye on all macro news and sector-specific news on my own, though. Best of luck with your future investments!
Depends on definition of "exit". Long term players don't care about such crashes, stocks I bought before 2008 hasn't been touch since and will be kept until retirement (at this rate, I'd have to work until I kick the bucket with shrinkflation). Shorter term like stocks during pandemic lows, those can be sold for profit and diversified to new and upcoming companies that I like (eg: SOFI, PLTR, HIMS, ELF, etc). So in short, any dips is a good time to rebalance but isn't exactly the same as exit.
My girlfriend has been buying ELF and KO for a while now. She has a bunch of brands she watches for to see if they go public. I have began following her trades because she knows her brands and what's popular. Her theory is, in a recession, stagflation, etc. women aren't going to stop buying makeup and people will still be buying their snacks.
They're growing and just bought Hailey Biebers brand that will be in Sephora this fall. I wouldn't bet against ELF or what women buy/support.
I'd highly consider ELF and AMD. But over the next two weeks I wouldn't put it in shit and see what Trump is about to pull. This tariff pause had me waiting before buying any more and saving my weekly funds until we have a clear view on what's happening with the tariff percentages. But at the same time I don't recommend off loading your stocks either that can also end real badly.
> How many things have you bought that ripped, then dipped - and you missed your sell window? CRCL was a small holding - was going to invest in a small position, research further and consider whether to add more but was fine with the gain that I had in less than a week. Perhaps had I investigated further I would have owned it longer lol. oh well. Four notable instances in recent years that come to mind that were held over a longer period where I did well, should have sold and didn't (didn't *initially* appreciate the change in fundamentals/magnitude of the change, etc.) TMDX, ENPH, CELH and ELF. Still own some TMDX with a very low cost basis but wish I would have sold entirely when it neared 200. ENPH did okay but could certainly have done a lot better. Round tripped on CELH and traded it a couple of times since. ELF was another name where I did well but could have done better. I avoided a further decline in ELF the level of which that I couldn't have expected but I also missed the bottom in that because I did look at it in April and decided on something else instead but should have - given the level it got to - added that. There's definitely a number of retail/consumer tariff-impacted names that got to levels in April where I should have bought from a sheer trade standpoint even if I didn't like the businesses that much. It happens. I absolutely make mistakes, but I try to get ahead of single name issues quickly and learn from mistakes whether it be not selling when I should have better appreciated change in fundamentals or missing out on things that I did actually look at and should have considered and didn't for whatever reason (didn't like investing in the consumer, tried again with CELH/ELF, very mixed experience and thought I'll go back to not investing in retail/cpg and maybe that kept me from giving more consideration to retail that was overly obliterated in April.)
I sold ELF at $50 like 6 weeks ago
This is an important point. It is income positive and debt is at a reasonable level, but a high PE leaves little room for missteps in growth in a competitive market. It reminds me a bit of the current state of ELF, which has a similar PE as well as financial health.
[Top 10% of earners account for over 50% of all consumer spending](https://www.wsj.com/economy/consumers/us-economy-strength-rich-spending-2c34a571?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=ASWzDAiJG6v6XLhl8RuNuVGxEGU7VsOF_eo6QAy6g4R1GM-fI0SPbruh8ELF&gaa_ts=685a14ef&gaa_sig=ytMS1myW-ntQuiRvlGHqSD6-HxaxeF-Quq7mwHX_erH-LEGMIifuN4GJMRSY_gkY8kDL08-Xqz1sloJrmjhfpA%3D%3D)
Tesla ELF PayPal Amazon Palantir
My long term holds are ELF and AMD , they are still positioned to buy. I bought them in April and it was a great decision.
Thanks I retired early 11.5 years ago been living the good life. My wife and her friends think I am crazy when I ask them questions - they also got me into ELF and ULTA - sold half but still holding \~1000 shares of each.
Yall been watching other stocks and not ELF for the past month.
I got a couple shares a few days ago. Probably will sell my 50k of ELF and get some more shares in the next month or so.
I'm still annoyed i didn't buy ELF stock at 50 dollars.
ELF strong af. Who knows why
Jeremy lefebvre is actually a genius, he has been screaming ELF and AMD from the rooftops
ELF just can’t stop taunting me for not buying more shares a couple months ago
I think FNKO is gonna pop. Maybe not tomorrow, but it's definitely giving off ELF vibes.
Wait, it just did a major V... WTF LOL... Some ELF behavior
Definitely an attractive price but I worry about their China strategy, they’re hyperfixated on it. There’s also the fact that they’ve totally lost relevance amongst younger generations. I’ve been looking at ELF too although that’s less of a deep value play.
TTWO when it was 140, ELF @50 and now VG @10. All these are shares
As an aside, this is why I never hold anything specifically retail as a core position. They run up because they are hot in the moment, you see them every where, but every retail trend eventually fades for the next new hot thing. See: LULU, ON, PTON, CROX, DECKERS, ELF, CELH, CHIPOTLE etc..yes some of these have bounced back somewhat, but they'll likely never reach those higher levels again.. BROS and SHAKE are the next to fall, not if, but when
I heard about PLTR from Smart Money Bro on YouTube so I decided to research them. I watched as many videos I could about them, from YouTubers and what they put out about their products and decided it sounded legit. That was at $30 per share. Bought a good amount of ELF during liberation day, which I found from a lead from Financial Education Jeremy Lefebvre, now we’re at +83% on the position. Just make sure you do the research and believe in it first.
Robinhood is a real easy platform to start with just to get started. I started using webull more lately. Those two platforms have minimal fees. But be careful about buying in Robinhood before and after the bell. If you do a market order and the bid ask spread is wide you'll get a very undesirable entry point. One time I did a market order on a stock when it was close to 10$ and I entered in at 11$ 😂 And don't get eager to buy and sell. Work on a plan on how you want to trade. I also don't recommend going all out on anything. That includes how you invest. Originally I wanted to just swing trade. But I've learned the value of buying market crashes (April 7th when Trump opened his mouth about tariffs stocks ranked and I managed to get my dollar cost average on ELF at 56$ and it's now close to 115$ two months later). Don't be eager to enter a position. Ok I'm done ranting I hope this helps.
While I am down on all these stocks, I have covered calls on ALL of them. So, at least I am generating some revenue while I wait to get back to even. BKSY....because of the growth/opportunity in India ELF....history of meeting/beating earnings ENPH....A belief that rates will eventually come down PHM....A belief that rates will eventually come down NU.....They continue to expand into other countries S....A belief they will become profitable TEM...Nancy Pelosi can't be wrong....can she?
The other day I had a position in ELF went 30% on earnings. I couldn't give a fuck about ELF.
Hmm.. looks like ELF just wants to gradually climb
Thinking of selling half my ELF position and letting the house money ride it out, no balls :(
I've been loading up on shares of TGT recently. I've been going in person and every time its been packed! It was empty a few months ago but it feels like it completely rebounded. People on reddit will call me crazy and that Target is a dead company. But they said the same thing about NVDA, META and PLTR in 2022 when I was buying for dirt cheap. They said the same thing last month when I was stocking up on ELF and AMD and look what happened to them. The reality is if people on reddit think its a bad buy, load the boat!
Different companies but still in the consumer discretionary sector. Doesn't seem like ULTA and ELF have reported decrease in consumer spending yet, and ULTA and LULU seem to trade comparably to each other based in prior price action. ELF sources 75% of its products from China that you conveniently forgot to mention, so how much are people actually worried about tariffs?
Why do I have a feeling that VSCO and LULU are going to be the plays this week just going off of what happened to ULTA and ELF
I looked around for undervalued stocks. ELF was way down based on last quarter earnings, but I knew it was still popular online. I did not expect it to reach my goal in such a short period of time.
First i think there’s a lot of good value stocks but nobody cares about them. tech/meme shit is out of control though but look at DG, AAP, ELF, etc. sometimes they’ll liftoff. AI theme / Datacenter still runs the market. CNBC is becoming unwatchable because its just about that all day every day. Very similar to 2020-21 but it’s an even stronger bull market because they can ride the AI trend indefinitely or until the world is overcapacity with data-centers. Who knows when that happens but same thing happened in late 90s with telcom/internet buildout and a bunch of companies that were viewed as unstoppable went BK
I think so, seems to easy but that’s what happened last week with ELF and then ULTA
The last thing you should worry about is ELF stock if we r going to War with China, lol.
Up 70% on ELF. Even though everyone says he's a fraud thank you Jeremy Lefebvre!
Ulta is not elf... ELF is affordable, accessible and excellent politics. Ulta in my town is known for being robbed because everything is expensive
You're worried about your ELF stocks of we're actually going to war with China??
ELF and CRWV gonna save my ass
You actually could've made 5x on ELF
Guys last week within 2-3 days $5000 could have been turned into over $100,000. On Tuesday $5000 into ANF calls into a 3x for $15,000 by Wednesday. On Wednesday all $15,000 into ELF calls for a 3x or $45,000 by Thursday. And on Thursday all $45,000 into ULTA calls for a 3x into $145,000. Now I know we can’t tell the future but I’m trying to do that this week with 3 hits in a row. I’m thinking $5,000 into GWRE puts on Tuesday before close. If that hits then everything into VSCO calls Wednesday before close, and if that hits, everything into LULU calls Thursday before close. What are the odds of hitting that all in a row because I’m gonna try
I did. Bought and held tech growth stocks including NVDA, CRM, MSFT, AXON, MELI, SHOP, CRWD during huge run ups. Sold everything in November, bought back in in April-May to stocks beat down on the Trump trade including ELF, TTD, AMD, and back into MELI, SHOP, AXON. I am up ~125% in 3 years.
It's not about mansplaining, most people on wallstreetbets are not smart and are just gambling with money their dad gave them for thier birthday. ELF was a clear buy last week as was ANF. Many people said ANF puts but that ship sailed 6 months ago. I got a nice 30% on ANF in and out.
Trump would never impose tariffs on ELF because that's where he gets his bronzer from.
Last week I said ELF calls... I was mansplained why puts made sense. This week im thinking VSCO puts... thus far "boobs" and "panties" is logic for calls. As if we cant get a 20 pack of undies for the same price as a single VSCO pair literally anywhere else.
Here’s how you could have turned $5000 into $3 million in just three days this last week. Tuesday before close you could have put all $5000 into ANF calls into a 3x and turned it into $15,000 by Wednesday morning. Immediately put all $15,000 into ELF calls before close for another 3x into $45,000 by Thursday morning. Then all $45,000 into ULTA calls before close for a 3x into $135,000. On Friday around 12pm you could have dropped $100,000 of that into NDX 21,000p for let’s say a 7x turning it into $700,000 (would’ve gone higher). Then at 1pm literally an hour later at 1pm all $700,000 reversed into NDX 21,300 calls for another 5x on the low end, or $3million easy. So yeah, never stop dreaming because I’m sure it could be done this week again somehow.
Hilariously, I’m getting an ELF cosmetics ad on this post in the mobile app.
How we feeling about ELF? They acquired Hayley Beiber’s rhode for 1B
ELF casually up 82% this past month
ELF went up by 60% in 30days , I only invest in American companies.
Last week the multiplier was ANF calls -> ELF calls -> GAP puts and honestly it was so obvious. Now if I can just get a single one these next week I’ll be happy.
I pulled a retard move and bought ELF shares
ELF Thanks Bieber 
My girl wanted me to buy ELF premarket for her yesterday. I got distracted and forgot lol. She was pretty upset but I got her into ULTA and didn’t have to sleep on the couch 🤣
$ULTA is up 11%, after ELF earnings y’all didn’t want to buy it? This sub is ded
ELF to $130 & up 
So OP lost on CRM and ELF, lmao. Told him ELF will gap up 20% minimum.
$ULTA $ULTA $ULTA insanity no one is talking about their earnings today especially after ELF’s
After looking at ELF and ULTA i'm not betting against women related stocks. It's insane how popular LULU is considering THEY ARE EXPENSIVE AS FUCK for basic sports wear. Tariffs might hurt guidance tho
Why would you short ULTA after ELF posted a massive er?
Too late to buy ELF shares?
ANF calls straight into ELF calls was honestly the most obvious play and idk the next time an opportunity like that will come
Imagine being a regard and not putting your entire life saving on ULTA calls after ELF went up 50%
I will do anything for GAP to pull an ELF lmaooo 
Wow I missed the ELF pump yesterday and then today didn’t think about going into ULTA. TSLA has rotted my brain 
Real talk, other than ELF, today was kind of boring.
And today's true winner is: fucking ELF and C3AI
Add ELF to the list of stocks I was too much of a dummy to pull the trigger on when it was not moving.
ELF!! 
*Small voice* I bought ELF at $62 in April and sold today at $120 (standing order). Only owned 30 shares.
Hope you all listened to my "as a female, ELF calls" post... cuz i fcking didn't 😭😭😭
I know nothing about ELF or CRWV. I've done even a semi-dive into them. If you don't know anything about them and you're up 26% and 5% respectively, take that victory and run. Yes, both may go up more but they may also go down and you could go from green to red in the blink of an eye.
Who ever bought ELF around the tariffs crash bottom has just more than doubled in less than 2 months. It's up 25% today alone.
ELF took off!!! Was too scared to pull the trigger last two days 🤦♂️
ELF saving Justin Biebers broke ass and my port
Made 30% on ELF last night, can't ever be a move like that when I hold contracts
"hmm which stock should I sell to free up some capital...oh..how about this stupid shampoo company called ELF that is up almost 70% from april lows...surely it's near the top" moons 25% day after selling.
Why is no one talking about ELF buying Rhode?
When’s a good time to sell ELF and CRWV? I got in at like $90 with ELF and $114 with CRVW
Ummm ELF?! Wtf!! I have 120c for 10 cents a contract on my watchlist!! FUCKK!!!
I'm selling my ELF shares at break even after holding it down to -40% lmao
WOW, ELF came in clutch. I set an order for a super low price, it filled, and then it immediately tanked 9%. Thank God I Woke up today to the biggest uno reverse card.
u/jamiek4y Thanks girlie, you made me rich on ELF calls! 🥰
ELF!!! Bought at 200 all the down to 80. Finally in the green!
ELF puts because their run in the last 6 months is just dumb
Im down 1000% on my ELF covered call. -4k gains that I am missing out on, fuck me man.
I'm riding ELF to the moon. Thank you Hailey Bieber!