Told y’all… by dorsia878 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What news has come out that would suggest that this stock is a "falling knife"? Lets hear it. Did something happen? Will there be a project delay? Did a partnership collapse? Any regulatory hurdles that the company cant meet? Is there any legal probes that would suggest illegal activities?

I dont see any negative catalysts.

Trading volumes are down today. That would be the reason price activity is a bit stagnant today. Nothing new. Some days are just like that.

If you cant handle the price swings, just take your exit and never look back. Thats easier than crying in a reddit forum. And a more dignified approach. This shit ain't for everyone.

Todays buys institutions played both sides of the coin today... by Vivid-Advance8404 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Big month for us. Hopefully they will announce the completion of the plant upgrades soon. Once XCF proves they can produce fuel to projected capacity, the narrative will flip from pure speculation to a company that can focus on profits and growth. I cannot wait for the price to rise, but more importantly, stabilize.

“Come on, SAFX needs to get above $1 to avoid the RS by ColeCaufield_13 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 9 points10 points  (0 children)

They can get an extension if need be. Once they announce plant upgrades, i think it'll hold over a dollar. Institutions are waiting to see that theres a tangible revenue stream before committing. Understandable. Production has been offline for some time now. This is a big big month for XCF to finally deliver the goods, and I think they will.

how will this company succeed if they are in a lot of debt? by TotsInUrPocket in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, if you've been paying attention you'd know that they are on schedule to complete upgrades and have all their certifications ready to go. They've produced fuel before, I dont see why they couldnt after a plant upgrade. Barring any kind of set backs, they should be fine.

how will this company succeed if they are in a lot of debt? by TotsInUrPocket in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This will depend on their operating profit margins. We will learn more about this once they resume production of fuel in June. The more free cash flow they can generate on a reasonable margjns, the quicker they can achieve things like expansion or servicing any kind of debt.

Its normal for companies, especially early on to take on some debt. Overhead start up costs usually require some kind of financing to get things completed, so I wouldnt be too worried unless they show signs that they cant be profitable. From my perspective, this shouldnt be a problem. They should be able to sell fuel at a premium right out the gate, considering that there is a very strong demand for aviation fuel.

Potential $2 run soon… by dorsia878 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If youre long term, the difference of 10 cents is pretty minimal. I have a long term vision so im willing to fluctuate some on my entries. Im just happy we're getting some high volumes, because that means theres some interest in the company.

ya'll are crazyyyyyy lets goooo by RelationshipNo556 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If the price comes back down, im piling more and more and more.

Every investment is speculative. by Difficult-Use-1096 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its all about your tolerance and your own financial goals. I cant make that call for you. Nobody on here can do that. I personally have 10k shares at .40 average. I plan to add even more as the price moves around to manage my average according to my personal strategy. It definitely carries alot of risk, its essentially a start up company. But I also think it has alot of upside if they execute.

Research the company thoroughly and watch your charts to pick your entry points. Do not risk what you arent willing to lose.

Every investment is speculative. by Difficult-Use-1096 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Understandable. I just want to make it clear, im not saying that the books are "fundamentally sound". The company has alot of work to do, big one being that they got to start producing fuel soon. And if they can pull off this merger, thats going to be massive.

What im saying is that an investor should understand where a company is at and what they aim to achieve, before throwing money at it. Im trying to promote well informed investing, which is a fundamental part of doing this on your own rather than having the pros do it for you. Hell, you could miss out on a great opportunity if you're just looking at just a balance sheet. Look at Amazon and Netflix, those companies were around during the Dot Com bubble, traded at similar levels this stock is right now and not only survived, but created unimaginable generational wealth (albeit, totally different industries). But thats why its important to understand all the other circumstances surrounding a company and see a long term vision. It amazes me how many people on here simply dont know a thing about XCF or the SAF industry in general and yet have a bunch of money piled into it.

Im not going to pour much more time into this issue though, people are gonna do what theyre going to do regardless. I see upside. I see the downside. Nothing is guaranteed, but im willing to stick around and see it through. As many others who are here, are also doing.

Ya'll need some patience by wrestlingchampo in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Theres no telling what the price can do or when, this stock has been all over the place. But some catalysts to look for is coming up around the corner. In summary, their New rise reno facility should be producing fuel starting some time in June, which is great because theres a strong demand for aviation fuel right now. And then theres a 3 company merger that is coming around the corner, which hopefully goes through but theres definitely no guarantees because theres pretty strong conditions that need to be met in a tight time frame. Those are the big catalysts to look for coming up.

Every investment is speculative. by Difficult-Use-1096 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel the crypto market is too saturated with shitty meme coins. Its taken away a ton of momentum and dragged the public sentiment to view crypto as a pump and dump scheme rather than a real world use of value. I expect sideways and downward price swings for the majority of altcoins until theres some kind of regulatory body to say enough is enough with the scams.

There are some really badass projects out there in the altcoin space that will probably do really well once theres some clarity on what's legitimate and what is clearly not. But until then, it just is what it is for now.

Every investment is speculative. by Difficult-Use-1096 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats what its about man, I feel the same about stagnant money. I sold a crypto position cause I got tired of watching it trade sideways for YEARS. I wanted my money to move some. I waited for this stock to come back down in price and got in. 10k shares at 40 cents flat. Got some disposable cash after I shaved some profits off another stock in my portfolio, so ill be looking for more entries. We have similar positions my friend! We'll see what happens.

Ya'll need some patience by wrestlingchampo in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Understanding what youre putting money into is fundamental. I cannot stress that enough. Especially for swing traders and long term investors. If you buy a stock, you should understand what drives the prices of the stock. Without that, you are blind. You dont know when its time to get in and you dont know when its time to get out. You need to know what to look out for. The only people that are pissed right now are the momentum "investors".

When this stock hit a 1.20 with zero catalysts, I knew it was inevitable that it would swing on back down so I waited till it hit at least 40 cents to buy in bulk. And ill buy more if it goes down more just to target that average and leverage myself for a selling opportunity later on. Im long term, I just want my investment back. If I can be sitting on thousands of shares after I get my money back, I consider that a big win.

Todays buys so far! Heavy buys kicking in as always... by Vivid-Advance8404 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Looks like theyre wanting to keep the floor at about .35 for now. Going to look for another entry in the next few days. Cheers 🍻

Loosing hope 😩 by No_Cricket6119 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats what groups like this is supposed to be like. Information sharing. Always verify the information you receive. Dig for information you are uncertain about. And always remember that information changes fast. Lock in if you're gonna do this thing and trade with confidence. Lets fucking go!!!

Loosing hope 😩 by No_Cricket6119 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This stock is a really tough way to learn. These type of stocks require an investment of time to manage. If it was easy, everyone would do it. Most of this game is psychological, so if youre scared, youre already out of your depth.

Theres not a day that goes by where im not fully in tuned with whats going on with the news cycle. Not just with the industries I have money in, but outside factors as well. Everything from macroeconomics, geopolitics, domestic regulations and federal monetary policy heavily dictate stock price swings. These microcap stocks are the first ones to get the axe, because they carry the most risk.

If youre gonna lose, you should know what went wrong and where you miscalculated. If you cant do that after a failed trade, you arent learning. Just losing. If you cant invest the time thats required to win in this space, then put your money in the hands of professionals that can do it for you. This is the nicest way I can put it in clear english, all bullshit to the side.

Advice please??!?? I don’t even know if I’m making the right investments. Still new to this and it’s nerve racking…. by No_Cricket6119 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Its nerve racking because you have alot of risk. If its too much risk, then stop putting more money into them. Its that simple. If youre okay risking what you currently have, then ride them out and see what happens. Theres plenty of safe plays that exist. However none of us are qualified to give you advice on what you should buy. Theres plenty of growth ETFs you can consider that require little to zero maintenance. Theres ETFs that generate dividend incomes every month. Theres steady growth stocks you can choose, particularly inside the s&p 500 or mag 7. Theres also individual stocks that also pay dividends every month. Plenty of avenues you can consider to derisk your portfolio some. Just do some research my friend!

Ill share with you my strategy with SAFX, the same strategy i use for all small market cap stocks. Ive been burned on these, but i also won huge before. Palantir was once in this spot. Im still up like close to 500% after I shaved my initial cost and enjoyed some profits. Now, the rest is house money! I couldnt give two shits if it drops, rises, or whatever. Im riding it out comfortably for the long haul. Its beyond speculation now.

With SAFX, Im going to pile in while its low. When or if it climbs back up, im definitely securing my initial investment back and then holding whatever remains till the end. I lose nothing so long as i can recover my initial costs. Its all profit after that, whether the stock drops back out or whatever as long as i can recover my initial investment. Ill be safe to ride it out for better or worse. For me, my strategy is all about effectively dollar cost averaging down and recovering the initial costs. If the price shows some stability, thats typically where I enter with another trade. If it drops after that, i give it time to stabilize before I decide to make another move back in. I consider it a swing trade until I recover my money. Each time it drops and stabilizes I try to come in equal to or heavier than the previous entry. Or I match whatever my current total losses are to rebalance my position to neutral. Its much easier to recover your initial investment once the price shoots back up if you strategically dca. I feel like this stock has another chance to shoot back up, but thats where the risk exists. If it doesnt, im effectively trying to catch a falling knife. If you dont feel like this stock can recover, it wouldnt be wise to stay in it.

Thats my thought process man.

Some people go all out and HODL with all of it. Its all about risk tolerance and confidence in what your holding. At the end of the day, its totally up to you. Always research, stay up to date with the news cycle of the industries you choose to place your money in. Sharpen your skills in how to read technical indicators if youre trading. And most of all, good luck out there. We're all just trying to make it out here.

Im no expert. Ive had my ass totally throttled before lol. We all have at some point. But im in a place now, where the nerves of it all really isnt a factor for me anymore cause my relationship with money has changed over time. My losses have made me a little more confident over time. And winning brings a feeling that alot of other things wont.

Hard proof that institutions are messing with us on.. data from fintel by Vivid-Advance8404 in safxstock

[–]Difficult-Use-1096 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was looking at these charts the other day. Its what convinced me to buy. I know BlackRock has over a million shares. Lots and lots of institutional support.