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LOT
Lotus Technology Inc.
stock NASDAQ ADR

At Close
Jan 30, 2026 3:59:48 PM EST
1.24USD-3.876%(-0.05)144,773
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Jan 30, 2026 8:32:30 AM EST
1.30USD+0.388%(+0.01)110
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Jan 27, 2026 4:46:30 PM EST
1.32USD+3.125%(+0.04)0
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4 hr ago • u/jackperitas • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Buddy boy, microsoft paused A LOT of DC construction projects in theEU/APAC officially to focus back on the us , bit they didn't increase output in the us (they paused Wisconsin, ohio)
Good luck
sentiment 0.60
7 hr ago • u/ShenmueFan1 • r/Daytrading • webull_vs_think_or_swim • C
It depends, if you want to use Turbo Trader and use a mouse then Webull, if you want to use HotKeys and have a little faster execution to your trades then use ThinkOrSwim. Hotkeys are still only less than half a second faster on ThinkOrSwim as opposed to TurboTrader on Webull.
Since ThinkOrSwim is owned by Schwab Online Brokerage, and Schwab is so notoriously awful when it comes to penny stocks and OTC market restrictions, i'm assuming ThinkOrSwim will be the same with those restrictions. But that's if you trade OTC and penny stocks like i do.
WeBull is a LOT more lenient and you can trade whatever stock you want with no restrictions. I actually have only ever seen 1 stock restricted so far actually on Webull but Schwab I can find at least 4-5 stocks a day that restricts something.
On Webull there's a lot of trade buy/sell button customizations for instance you can make a button that buys or sell 25% shares and another for 50% shares and another for 100% shares and another for whatever other button you want but on ThinkOrSwim you can't do that. You can only set 1 sell and 1 buy button at a time on ThinkOrSwim either like Buy 25% or buy 50%, then sell 50% or sell 100% (these are just example).
Personally i use the Webull Desktop App and i love it, i love that you ge to add different widgets, place them wherever you want on the screen, customize your trading screen fully and everything. It's wonderful!
sentiment 0.98
8 hr ago • u/booyahbroski • r/Gold • should_we_be_worried • C
The point is that the local top is in. An ease in foreign paper tensions, dovish Fed under new leadership in May, lower rates, and stronger economic data will lead to the same 50% mean reversion that has happened on every parabolic move in the last 100 years. I’m a HODLer, so I’m not trading this. I don’t sell physical gold/silver. However, a LOT of people ARE trading it and need to plan accordingly so they don’t get rekt.
sentiment 0.13
8 hr ago • u/Ocelotofdamage • r/FluentInFinance • tax_policy_results • C
I work in high frequency trading. A LOT of people make over a million. And significantly over for many.
sentiment 0.00
10 hr ago • u/Jax_Alltrade • r/Gold • was_anyone_able_to_actually_sell_at_5500_a_oz • C
I'm like 75% sure the pro-LCS crap is just gaslighting or stealth marketing. LCS can be fine, but they offer exactly zero benefits when compared with online dealers unless you need help facilitating a transaction that exceeds the insurance coverage of an online retailer. For something that large you shouldn't be selling to an LCS anyways because they will rob you blind with their cut.
I shop at a few LCS and will occasionally sell, but they are one step above pawn shops in my book. I don't understand all the love they get; I have not seen it, and I've been to A LOT of them. Half of them are in the damn Apmex network anyways, and Apmex usually has shit prices especially if you're selling.
sentiment -0.74
10 hr ago • u/menagoldman • r/CryptoMarkets • people_say_investing_in_crypto_is_too_risky_yet • C
just over half of marriages end in divorce, BUT... a LOT of the folks getting divorced are doing it multiple times. MANY MORE first marriages las a lifetime. studies confirm this.
sentiment 0.00
11 hr ago • u/TheAudacityofHopium • r/Bitcoin • buy_now_at_a_38_discount • C
I would stay away from leverage. If history is anything to go by, Bitcoin HATES leverage. Up or down, won't matter, you could lose a LOT of money that way. Whereas with just a DCA-what-you-can-afford-to-lose strategy is less risky and you don't have to worry about losing everything if there is a dip. I am bullish on Bitcoin, but I could be wrong. In fact, I could be so wrong in my thinking that bitcoin is unstoppable that it could go to zero and I'd still hold it.
sentiment -0.91
11 hr ago • u/KnowledgeTop173 • r/Wallstreetsilver • what_would_happen_to_the_credibility_of_the_us • C
WRONG. The price has been marginally different like 5%. A 40% dislocation would obviously be a LOT different. It would mean that the US just carried out a fake manipulation and the world simply didnt even acknowledge it. that would be a huge statement.
sentiment -0.68
12 hr ago • u/Professional_Okra763 • r/Gold • from_a_crypto_sub • B
This is not satire, link to OP. [https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/s/egdjk1VwgM](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/s/egdjk1VwgM)
People say investing in crypto is too risky, yet getting married is glamorized and accepted by society. Why? Marriage is the more risky investment
The average cost of a wedding is roughly $20,000 here, in the USA. That's just for the wedding. With the divorce rate steadily increasing, a marriage is the most risky, unfavorable investment one could make in his/her entire, life.
Then, let's say you and your significant other decides to divorce. Attorney fees, and divorce filings can well exceed $10k (If you're lucky) and that's not even taking into account your significant other taking half of your shit + child support if you have children.
Society is programmed into thinking getting married and having children is happiness. Don't get me wrong, of course there's happiness and love involved, but almost 65% of men and women find out the hard way there is A LOT of financial suffering involved too.
In conclusion, investing in Crypto is a risk, but so is living the blueprint model of happiness and success. Investing in crypto seems a lot safer than getting married to one person for the rest of your life. I'm just saying.
sentiment 0.96
12 hr ago • u/Born_Lengthiness3572 • r/CryptoMarkets • people_say_investing_in_crypto_is_too_risky_yet • Support-Open • B
The average cost of a wedding is roughly $20,000 here, in the USA. That's just for the wedding. With the divorce rate steadily increasing, a marriage is the most risky, unfavorable investment one could make in his/her entire, life.
Then, let's say you and your significant other decides to divorce. Attorney fees, and divorce filings can well exceed $10k (If you're lucky) and that's not even taking into account your significant other taking half of your shit + child support if you have children.
Society is programmed into thinking getting married and having children is happiness. Don't get me wrong, of course there's happiness and love involved, but almost 65% of men and women find out the hard way there is A LOT of financial suffering involved too.
In conclusion, investing in Crypto is a risk, but so is living the blueprint model of happiness and success. Investing in crypto seems a lot safer than getting married to one person for the rest of your life. I'm just saying.
sentiment 0.95
13 hr ago • u/McMariners • r/Bogleheads • am_i_doing_this_right • C
I think BTC can drop A LOT but I don't ever see it going near 0 and staying near 0 due to its black market uses, money laundering and pump & dump schemes (obviously these are gross reasons for it to maintain/gain value)
Maybe I'll drop the % down to like .5-1%, I'd like to include some because I think upside is still Asymmetric and it's a sector of its own not covered by VTI/VXUS/Treasuries/Precious Metals
sentiment -0.37
13 hr ago • u/papabear1993 • r/dogecoin • the_time_has_come • C
Generally, I do A LOT of research. I try to find a new company I might do 3x or even more in the long run every single month. Usually, I do research on the companys finances and news and potential for entire weeks.
Honestly, I dont even remember how I found out about ASTS, for me, this was just another company.
PS. Sorry, I dont have any faith in alt coins anymore, I liquidated all the money I had in crypto and transferred them to the stock market.
sentiment 0.09
14 hr ago • u/SpecialDesigner5571 • r/ETFs • ideas_for_another_fund_to_hold_in_my_portfolio • C
Here's the crazy part... I have a ton of cash & bonds. If I were pure 100% stock ETFs, I'd be up a LOT more... like 30%+
The VT ETF went up 21.63% last year. I guess I'm tracking that one pretty well.
sentiment 0.73
14 hr ago • u/Steam-roller80 • r/Superstonk • the_whale_the_trio_and_the_warrant_the_100b • C
I'll believe this when it happens. Don't mean to be doom and gloom...but I've seen a LOT of speculation the last 5 years
sentiment -0.40
15 hr ago • u/71117 • r/Superstonk • gmebay • 🤔 Speculation / Opinion • B
\-Recent “take anything for trade in” event…hmmm?
This M/A makes too much sense.
Brick and mortar E-bay hubs with employees who are used to taking in trade-in’s?
This can scale so F-ing far.
GME-Bay can take your trade in, put it into a world commerce engine, keep the 16% EBay charges and their own fee too?
They can circumvent its biggest competitor in the collectible world by becoming it?
NOT JUST GAMES/COLLECTIBLES duh!
This will reinvent the commerce world. Any pro member brings stuff (toys, PMs, antiques, clothes, ANYTHING that sells on eBay) to the GME-Bay store. The best staff in the world can verify, list, and sell your item into the worldwide auction, ship it for you, and post the proceeds into your pro account.
I E-Bay a LOT, and it is a pain in the a$$…
Taking a 25%-35% haircut off of final value is a no brainer for me, as I already eat the E-bay fees, and time value of shipping and listing.
I REALLY HOPE THIS IS IT! As both a shareholder, and member of humanity, I want this to happen!
sentiment 0.62
15 hr ago • u/RealityOk9823 • r/StockMarket • the_biggest_liquidity_swing_in_human_history • C
Tons of stocks dropped massively in 2020. If you bought, say, Carnival Cruise stock at $15 in July of 2020 then sold it around June 2021 or August 2025 you would have doubled your money on it as it got up to around $30 per share. Sure, that's only $15 per share, but buy a thousand shares and you've made 15 grand off that one alone in a short amount of time, especially if sold in 2021.

Carnival isn't the best example I guess since that one was pretty risky during the time, but the fact remains that if you can afford to buy when everyone else is selling and can pick the right ones (or spread it enough so it doesn't matter as much) then you come out ahead.
Same thing happened during the Great Depression. People were selling what they could for what they could get, so a property that WAS worth a good bit could now be bought for, say, a fifth of the price or even less. Hold onto it, pay crap for taxes and use accounting magic to show that poor widdle old you is losing money on it, then sell it when some big company/investor wants it later for a LOT more than you paid. Using property there because stocks were riskier but the same principle applies.
sentiment -0.50
16 hr ago • u/AttackSlax • r/Silverbugs • watching_the_new_people_panic • C
I mean, you realize that there is absolutely no reason that silver won't go to 60 in a day, right? The volatility cascade is not stable in any way? There is a LOT of buying from 50 to 150, a LOT. Those buyers will want to preserve their profit and not risk getting caught, which will further the cascade. I see a technical bounce coming followed by further selloff. I think a stable range is probably in the 50s and then a long term appreciation from there, but I'm talking about on the order of decades.
sentiment 0.53
17 hr ago • u/FidelityFerg • r/fidelityinvestments • investing_education • C
Hey there, u/Tigerdude20. Thanks for reaching out to us via the sub today. I am well-equipped to talk about your situation.
It sounds like you may have incurred a cash trading violation, like a freeride violation. This is where the cost of buying a security is met by the sale of the same security, without any cash being collected or settled. If you're logged into Fidelity.com, you can check if you have a trading violation by doing the following:
1. Click on your account on the left-hand side of the "Portfolio" page
2. Select "Balances" towards the top of the page
3. Scroll down until you see the subheading "Trading Profile" and tap on the link labeled "Restrictions"
Here are a few links that outline cash trading violations and what to expect if one has a current violation.
[Avoiding cash account trading violations](https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/trading-investing/trading/avoiding-cash-trading-violations)
[Trading FAQs: Trading Restrictions](https://www.fidelity.com/trading/faqs-trading-restrictions)
It's worth keeping in mind that if you recently deposited funds into your account, there is a holding period of up to 7 business days for check deposits and Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) requests submitted through Fidelity platforms. Some or all of your funds may still be able to trade immediately. To avoid hold periods, we encourage you to use your bank’s website or mobile app to send money into Fidelity.
You can review the collection date for a recent deposit by following these steps on Fidelity.com once logged in:
1. Click the "Accounts & Trade” tab and select “Portfolio”
2. From the Portfolio screen, select the appropriate account
3. Once the account is in view, select the “Balances” tab and review your balance details under “Available to withdraw”
Please note that funds received via bank wire or direct deposit (pushed from another institution to Fidelity) are considered fully collected upon receipt, and are available for immediate use. We encourage you to consider these methods for time-sensitive transactions.
You can review all the ways to transfer money to Fidelity here:
[Depositing money into an account](https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/deposit-money)
I'm also including a link to our Fidelity Learn platform since your flair mentions being new to investing.
[Trading for beginners](https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/trading-investing/trading-for-beginners)
There's a LOT of information here, so please don't hesitate to follow up with the Mod team if any further questions arise. I hope you have a nice weekend.
sentiment 0.94
18 hr ago • u/DonDiabloTheGreat • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
I heard A LOT of laughing.
I didn’t know it was going to be a comedy film
sentiment 0.69
18 hr ago • u/Fistful_of_Crashes • r/wallstreetbets • breaking_silver_crashes_38_from_record_high_gold • C
in other news, buy novo nodisk. A LOT of people are about to start going on the pill form of GLP-1s
sentiment 0.13


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