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VG, Marcus, Coinbase, Acorns + Company Fidelity sponsored accounts - am I spread too thin?
Anyone watching the VG buyout by ERIC? VG has seen over 20% increase in stock price kinda excited to see where it goes
VGLS HUML Merger - What's the play?
NYT Publishes Hit Piece on $SPCE. How Will the Market React?
the sale will resume soon, write on the VG website
Options Fees Not All Equal: VG, Scwhab, Fidelity, (Chase)
Penny Pincher Rejoice: Option Fees at Fidelity, Schwab, and VG Compared
Garrett Motion Inc (NASDAQ: GTX): Turbochargers For Everyone
SPCE, Price Target 200$: Virgin Orbit vs Virgin Galactic. What are we waiting for. Great opportunity to buy now before skyrocketing
VG hotel closed to reservations 7/5 - 7/11. Knowing Branson, he might be having a week long going to space media event.
Kromek Group PLC (LON:KMK) - piloting airborne covid-19 pathogen detector
Kromek Group PLC (LON:KMK) - piloting airborne covid-19 pathogen detector
Should Sir Richard cuck Bezos and send his girlfriend a 🍆pic from space? $SPCE 🚀🚀
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Shareholders Approve Business Combination with 23andMe, Inc. (officially not a SPAC)
Looking for advice from experienced Options trader on VG - Vonage.
$VGAC SPAC vote for Richard Branson's 23andme merger
What is this? I got this from e-trade
Field Trip Health Ltd. to Commence Trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on June 7, 2021
June is a big month for De-SPACs. Which ones will fly and which ones will 💩 the bed
$SPCE - TheNationalNews made a mistake about $SPCE SEC form! FYI
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Announces Date of Shareholders Meeting in Connection with its Pending Business Combination with 23andMe
Virgin Group's VG Acquisition Corp. Announces Date of Shareholders Meeting in Connection with its Pending Business Combination with 23andMe
XSPA catalysts: on CBS News (SFO and LAX mentioned), Open 7 days/weeks, Hiring for SFO, DCA, SEA, IAH. Vanguard added 3 millions shares.
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I'll pump and dump it in your VG
Pump and dump VG and OPEN
Been long holding NFE, VG, NEXT and LNG
I strongly believe that this will be multibagger in future. EU banned LNG imports from Russia. [https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2025/10/20/council-agrees-its-position-on-rules-to-phase-out-russian-gas-imports-under-repowereu/](https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2025/10/20/council-agrees-its-position-on-rules-to-phase-out-russian-gas-imports-under-repowereu/) REPowerEU is increasing LNG terminals and gas network. [https://commission.europa.eu/topics/energy/repowereu\_en](https://commission.europa.eu/topics/energy/repowereu_en) VG is making deals (long contracts)with EU countries every week/month. Ukraine buy more US LNG through Greece (VG is the supplier). New Japan contract was announced this week. Trump is trying to push LNG exports higher. Trump has praised CEO and Venture Global in live feed. DOE allows expansions. BP loss is just temporary. Business continues. Analysts are still trying to pump the stock over 11-15 USD range knowing BP case.
only way to play AI now is to long LNG stocks since energy is the bottleneck and nuclear is years out NEXT VG KMI EQT OKE
Not even near to one of the best years for VG, off the top of my head in 2004 we saw: half life 2, world of Warcraft, GTA San Andreas, doom 3, metal gear solid 3 snake eater, need for speed underground 2, vampire the masquerade, knights of the old Republic, far cry, the sims 2. IMHO that was the best year in videogame history, and I'm probably still forgetting many epic years. But those definitely felt like the golden days.
I mean I haven’t looked specifically at VG. As I mentioned in another comment, you could apply the same thesis to other peers. I have looked at OKE and WMB as other considerations in the sector. ET already having scored a deal with Oracle and Cloud Burst as well as a deal to supply natural gas for the hypergrid campus developer Fermi. Being mostly located in Texas and the southeast part of the country, I feel like ET has better strategic positioning as well as existing infrastructure. They are one of the main players in their region. Other areas I would look at is the Pacific Northwest which is I think WMB mainly, but those two areas of the country I feel like will be targets for data center hubs. ET last earnings also mentioned they had potential deals being negotiated with other hyperscalers under confidentiality agreements. I did the rough math for the Oracle deal for 3 data centers and that suggested about $100M in annual revenue, $60M to $70M in Ebitda, and $20M to $30M in net income. There are thousands of data centers in the works. Here’s the map from their last earnings presentation. https://preview.redd.it/j6gs3cc8311g1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e6dc9ae0635220a621de146374d1b6b4d031825
What about VG. Have you looked into them? I was following them for a while last year-early this year. Looked promising. But saw some complaints about their quality and commitment from Chevron or OXY or something and I left. Then it cratered. Haven't looked into them for a while.
The dips on VG can be very frustrating but LEAPs are cheap right now. I have a small position in that and recently started building one in EQT.
!banbet VG 9 14d Earnings were great, outlook solid, arbitration diminishing. Accumulating shares.
!banbet VG $9 14d Earnings were great, the sell off is fake and ill-advised.
VG drop is fake as fuck. Great earnings and excellent call. !banbet VG $9 2 weeks
VG Venture Global smashed earnings. Was near/at all time low last Friday. A lot of room to Gap up IMO Already looks like its getting ready to run!
Good question, and the answer is similar to why a 20oz soda at 3 retail grocery stores, a 7eleven, and a takeout restaurant will all have slightly different prices. For example, vanguard tries to spread costs out on its ETF’s and MF’s by making their ETF’s into a share class of their mutual funds. As far as I know, VG is the only firm that does this, and it kind of removes the tax efficiency benefit of an ETF over a MF but they can scale their costs together. I know with iShares (and I’m sure there are others that do this, just don’t know them by name off the top of my head) keeps its operating costs low by actually lending out its shares inside its ETF’s to institutional firms that want to “sell short” or hedge positions, and the income from lending the shares inside the ETF covers a portion of their operating expenses so they can lower the expense ratio without compromising the portfolio makeup. But back to the soda analogy; sometimes it’s not the same soda being resold at a different store, but sometimes it is a Coke-Cola, sometimes it’s Pepsi-Cola, sometimes it is RC-Cola, but they are all based off the same cola ‘index’ benchmark even though we all know they have their own unique taste and recipe even though 95% of their ingredients lists are the same.
YOLO VG before earnings Monday pre market
Dipped out of everything but VZ, VG, NEXT, GLD and SLV this morning. Market's going insane, up 0.40 in the morning, down 0.20 as soon as it opens. The macro's starting to crack in my opinion. I'd rather have powder for when they inevitably correct this thing. Nat gas is a good play going into winter. VZ has a good dividend and is relatively defensive. Metals are a good debasement play. I could be wrong, but I think we're chopping until a correction at some point relatively soon.
Going to start DCA’ing VG. It’s the cheapest it’ll ever go
this is my energy play in roth NEXT and VG in taxable
Sold 400 $8.50 11/14 puts today. Will keep selling ATM biweekly puts to build a position over the next few months, and if I can get liquidity for it will sell some long dated in the money puts. The IV right now is crazy. Don’t see how in a few years this isn’t at least same market cap as Cheniere, unless somehow one of the large customers in arbitration kills their supply contracts or tries to bankrupt VG in wild damages claims. But neither of that is in their best interests and they’re all actively taking delivery of cargo now. Best thing for VG stock is to get resolution on all the arbitration cases one way or another.
I can see consumer staples doing well if this thesis is correct. However: health insurance is being slashed due to current policies. Medicare reimbursement rates are going down, and Medicaid is absolutely getting slashed. This will affect everything in the healthcare sector. Utilities.... Maybe they might outperform from a defensive standpoint. Or maybe not. Possibly waste management, republic services. Might be some decent utility companies I'm not aware of. This currently feels like placing a bet on a horse that you know is losing while watching data center gold mine accelerate at full speed. While this idea might be right, defensive approach seems to be dependent on good timing. Energy.... I have the same criticism as utilities. There are probably a couple companies in the oil/refinery/infrastructure space that might do well. I'm not sure which ones, perhaps VG. But ultimately this depends on being able to take your money out of tech at the right time and rotating into energy at the right time.
I am going to start building a position in VG here. Regardless of the arbitration outcomes these customers (or plenty other customers) will still purchase from VG, because good luck getting it elsewhere. Even if VG is hit with penalties they’re generating so much cash it will be a one-time issue. I think soon the AI story will shift to the energy consumption as well and result in multiple expansions. Regardless of all this, VG posted same EBITDA as Cheniere last quarter and will be shipping more cargo than Cheniere shortly, and still growing rapidly with CP3 on the way after CP2. This is a great risk-reward opportunity now. VG: $20B market cap Cheniere: $45B market cap
Thinking about loading the boat on VG 2028 $10C leaps..
VG 👌🏿 LNG demand will increase more from EU.
This is not just reddit talk - it is actually being observed in gaming ecosystem. See this for example - [https://bsky.app/profile/matpiscatella.bsky.social/post/3ly3wiwdwrk2t](https://bsky.app/profile/matpiscatella.bsky.social/post/3ly3wiwdwrk2t) . >From Circana's Checkout service: $100+ income households now account for 43% of US video game hardware purchases, up from 36% just a few years ago. 18–24-year-olds accounted for only 3% VG hardware purchases during the 12-months ending July 2025, down from 10% during the 12 months ending July 2022.
What about Venture Global (VG)?
VG leaps cheap AF after recent lawsuit ruling
Forward together, BYND - Army squeeze ’em with conviction. No retreat, no surrender!!!  🐂🚀
Forward together, BYND Army squeeze ’em with conviction. No retreat, no surrender! 
I agree management matters a lot, but i feel like the news of the completion of train 1 will be a huge catalyst even before we see how operationally competent NEXT’s management is. Also from what I’ve seen NEXT’s management seems pretty level headed and decent. can’t really say for certain of course, but the recent two FIDs in two months give me confidence. they also plan to pay down debt during phase 1 ramp up while trains 4 and 5 are being built. it doesnt seem like they’re in for a quick payday and get out, it seems like they actually want to run the company. VG arguably fucked themselves by fucking over their customers. also their trains were built in a way that allowed that, since they went with the smaller factory built train model so they could actually produce before it was actually “complete”. that’s not even an option for NEXT so there should be minimal risk for NEXT to be tangled in similar arbitrations. yeah the market risk is large, but i guess that just comes down to if you’re bullish or bearish on LNG demand. there’s a ton of hype around nuclear, renewables, etc, but LNG should always have a place given it’s the cleanest of the fossil fuels, and nuclear plants cant ramp up and down easily like gas can, renewables all have issues, solar needs daytime or massive batteries which might not be commercially viable for a while. wind needs wind. hydro needs very specific conditions. So even in a world with increasing solar, wind, nuclear buildout, gas should be the last fossil fuel to go. And LNG offers flexibility that pipeline gas doesnt, so i feel like there will always be a market, although it may not be a great market. And the contracted volumes for phase 1 is like 90%, so phase 1 risk is much smaller. I like the vision, i think there’s great potential. imagine their vision is realized. the spreads stay consistent or dont drop too much. construction completes on time. management is decent at running things. trains 6-8 finish development and commercialization. What kind of valuation are we at then? if 3x what they are worth now then that situation only needs to happen 33% of the time for it to be a good bet. not taking into account opportunity cost, but you get what im saying.
VG will start to recover on Ukraine winter news but hopefully not before my limit order leaps fill
Bechtel is the best out there - no doubt on that when it comes to construction. Execution not only applies to Bechtel but how capable is the management is the real question. Everyone can agree Cheniere management is exceptional - when it comes to operations. An example of this is VG - not very good guys. Sometimes people need to learn not to believe everything that the management says. VG mgmt told investors arbitration should be favorable - but then recently got smashed when they lost to BP (albeit won against SHEL). How about the next 5 arbitrations? NEXT mgmt says macro outlook is good - yes but not in the near term (of course I might be wrong) but seems the risk / reward is a bit skewed imo. Russian Arctic 2 is a big risk (and Sakhalin and Yamal will continue to run) not to mention Qatar NFE. Recently Pouyanne (TTE CEO) and SHEL and other major IOCs saying LNG oversupply is a key risk in the near term. These guys know what they are doing - have robust trading / marketing businesses and are the major LNG offtakers. Of course I might be wrong but there are other good and less risky investments out there that NEXT.
I went in on VG after that first positive arbitration decision. Now I’m wishing I had cash to average down after that second arbitration loss. It is a bit worrisome that the loss amount is seemingly not limited by the original contract anymore. My original “worst case scenario” Is not necessarily the worst possible outcome anymore.
If you like this, also take a look at Venture Global, $VG. Same biz, farther along, has some hair on it.
VG fell last week in arbitration before the market fell out. I loaded up on cheap 2028 Leaps
LNG (VG) will rise again. 28 leaps cheap af
I keep buying VG and NEXT, and both keep dropping further down. I imagine at some point both are going to be good buys with winter coming up. I say that, until a third regional bank announces they have a little bad debt, and then we're really cooked.
VG$ venture global has lost over 35% last 3 trading day and shorts are feasting, time to smack them
VG tanked on arbitration news last week before the general market dip. leaps looking like a solid play.
Gotten slowly average down while it's down over the lawsuit. Lawsuits will settle and then VG becomes a cash machine.
Either VG is at a great discount or is dying. Can't tell. Also, not sure if I'm down with portable nuclear reactors in practice, but NKLR is interesting.
VG continues going down the shitter
$next $VG $UUUU any gas and exploration companies will do
Might consider VG leaps. They will rebound eventually
My portfolio. Inverse me. Getting my ass pounded today by $VG and $CLOV.
VG (Venture Global) is fucked
Fuckin VG tanking after hours due to arbitration. -15%
I work in human spaceflight as a test engineer - technology still needs to catch up to the economically sustainable solutions required. I’ve had a couple friends fly on both Blue and VG, but the rides cost a fortune and they were crowdsourced or had insane capital / PR for it. When it’s as safe as can be guaranteed with enough people willing to sit atop a lit candle just to float in a hotel in LEO and enjoy a slew of motion sickness, then it’ll be more normalized.
A pre revenue company thats trying to do something that VG I'd already doing 100x better and modern. Sounds very pumped and dumpy. Almost sub 1 bil MC
Too much of my portfolio is typed up in $NEXT, $AMPY, $VG and $SSL. I had DNN but sold to average down on NEXT. I think all four of these plays are undervalued and VG is being manipulated by MM
Good to hear. I have 500 shares of VG
I work in the industry (cheniere), $NEXT & $VG are very solid buys LNG 📈
New 8-K filing for VG, discusses a pipeline deal that they are backing.
Bought VG $15 C exp 10/3. Should pay nicely if this is the bottom
VG having a nice day, steady 2% up overtime adds up
Dont do it Oversupply concern in 2027-2028 is pretty real with Qatari volumes coming online (north field expansions) and Russian Arctic LNG could also flood the market (obv pending geopolitical alleviation) Also Rio Grande Ph 1 is still under construction and they are highly contracted so any upside from international gas prices (ttf / jkm) not going to be a tailwind (only uncontracted volumes will get benefit from this). If you are playing the weather here - why not rather stable, higher quality stocks like Cheniere for VG? Not worth the risk - Management buying is good and they are in for a long term - not for quick enter and exit
Anyone seen VG? (LNG company based out of Louisiana). Been loading from 9-13$, it’s a new ticker with ipo last spring. I think there’s good long term growth there and currently undervalued. Big expansion projects in the pipeline, growing industry etc
Not really volatile, been long holding NEXT, VG, and LNG. Once they become profitable, this is a $15B company all said and done.
Legit what did you move to? I’ve just used Schwab / VG but I feel like I’m being old old old fashioned
Has anyone looked into VG (Venture Global)? I’ve been loading heavy from 9-14$, I think long term it’s a good play. They’ve got a few expansions already planned and it’s a domestic LNG company. Already posted a big revenue increase for last quarter. Any thoughts?
Has anyone looked into VG? A domestic LNG company. I’m thinking long term growth and have been adding to my position
Long VG here. Upside down rn but averaging down.
I mean no offense, but Ive already made $20,000 selling options on VG. I’m just not that familiar with poor man’s cover calls and would like to learn more hence the question I’m asking
Buying $VG $LNG off Russia gas ban
https://www.youtube.com/live/oQ246jra6cM?si=VG-Iu_NYZu1SnmNo
I opened an ETrade account because Vanguard’s trading platform is so bad. I still have some finds with VG but all my trading capital is elsewhere because their trading interface is from 1998
I use VG and can confirm the website is atrocious. The app is even worse, literally unusable.
I’ll be 25 at the end of this month. I have been contributing small amounts to my VG brokerage account over the past year or so. I have a small account balance of 1.6k invested into funds/REITS (VWO, KBWD, O, MAIN). Recently, I learned what a Roth IRA is and decided to open an account on Fidelity for it. Should I focus more on continuing to add to my brokerage account or focus on contributing to my Roth IRA at my age? I make about 46k/year. I already have a 401k with my job and they match 6% but I’m seeking to explore other wealth building vehicles. Also, should I primarily be investing in S&P related funds right now? It seems to be overly bought. I’d like some opinions if possible.
VG, NEXT, WLDS - let’s roll
I like both names for different reasons, but I think it’s important to check what the numbers are actually meaning. CFLT is a bet on long-term secular growth but SBC dilution risk, while VG is riding regulatory and export tailwinds with a management team that’s proving pretty savvy (if a bit ruthless). I need to dig deeper, but I think I would go with CFLT.
For speculative trades that have a chance to go crazy with enough time, I like Confluent - CFLT. Their software makes modern super apps like Uber possible and I only expect apps that need to share real time data between the front and back ends to become more and more common. Another speculative name I’m in is Venture Global - VG. They are the second largest LNG exporter in the US and Trump looks poised to pump lng exports his full presidency. Their share price has been beaten down partially for arbitration risk with some large players in the industry, but VG has recently been awarded an arbitration victory and the others may have similar outcomes since the facts of the cases are so similar. BTW - they’re in arbitration for allegedly side stepping their contract obligations. Instead of selling the low value priced product that the contract would have had them do, they sold for a premium in the international market, raked in an extra 3.5 billion in profits and are now being told they get to keep that profit in at least one instance. The technicality that allowed them to postpone selling at the lowered price is that the facility isn’t fully “commissioned” be definition yet even though it is in fact producing sellable product. Sure arbitration risk is scary, but I actually love that story of scrappy deal making for increased profit. It shows me management is shrewd and thinking about how to juice their returns. I might feel differently if they had lost their first decision, but this might actually pay off for them considering the regulatory tailwinds this administration is likely to offer them over the next three years.
Why VG pumping? Corpos finally realize it deserves a higher valuation? If dogshit like PLTR can have a 374B MC on 1b in revenue then why can’t VG just pump to $20?
It is time for VG to reclaim its rightful position at $25
Another day another red dildo for VG
I don’t even have any spy puts tonight but I have SOUN and RGTI puts that might do something If it’s a real Black Friday my PLTR and tsla lottos would pay too If it’s green I have VG and BULL calls
I need BULL and VG to pump And PLTR and RGTI to die
did you load up on VG during that long slump? I probably should have but oh well
Some beautiful price action today on some of my bigger holds: OUST, TEM and even VG doing well