doing_donuts

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Word. Thanks. I had just learned about the sub.. hadn't even begun to track down where I can find the community.

[–] doing_donuts@lemmy.whynotdrs.org 9 points 1 year ago (2 children)

bro. I just subscribed there a couple of weeks ago and was really digging the discussion.

 

As I originally posted on /stonk:

The fake news, the fake numbers, the faked emails, the laughable attempts at swaying this community's perspectives, the bought politicians, the corruption, the far reaching tentacles, the oppression it's caused... fuck everything about it. All of it.

I have no zen-like feelings. I have a deeply rooted and ever growing feeling of hate for all of it, for all of them. For every one of these assholes that are the cause of this situation and for each and every individual that's ever looked the other way when they should have done the right thing. I don't give one iota of a fuck for the money any more. When MOASS pops off and all of the world's economy is sucked into the black hole I will spend every cent that it makes me on ensuring that every single one of them are found out, hunted down, and made to atone for their part in it. Fuck Lambos, I'm buying jail cells.

I have no more fucks to give. I'm buying out of hate. I'm buying out of spite. I stopped drinking just so I can afford more shares. I smoked my last cigarette last weekend just so I can buy more shares. That shirt isn't worth the two shares it costs. If I skip lunches I can buy another share every day.

I just put an order in to CS that should put me over 100 as long as it fills under $20. From here on out I'm buying 10 a week. I don't care if that means I have to eat ramen noodles for every damn meal.

Fuck you Kenny. Go to Hell. My shit's DRSed and you can't fucking have it.

 

You can look back to my previous posts about how I’m getting to this number… it’s the seismic volatility graph, but calculated as absolute value so they can be ranked. I don’t know what it means, but it looks provocative.

Maybe volatility isn't the best way to describe it.. it's price movements relative to volume.. I'm going with volatility until someone can give me a better name for it.

Most volatile days:

Historic pricing can be downloaded from yahoo finance. Either by date range or as far back as the stock was traded. I'm on my phone else I'd do it for you.. But I'll be back to the office after lunch if you need it still.

/theydidthemath, anyone?

Daily short vol * share price * borrow rate that day, accumulated over time.. I feel like that's the gist of it, but also like it's missing something wildly significant.

[–] doing_donuts@lemmy.whynotdrs.org 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I'm pretty sure it's subscription based.. When we subscribe to a community on lemmy.world it gets cached here.. So if a lemmy.world account subscribed here it will start showing up in their searches and on their all feed.

 

So.. I noticed in the "all" feed that it's really not feeds from ALL of the lemmy communities out there.. Then I read on the self hosted feed that the size of the instance grows depending on what users are subscribed to. Does that mean that the things I see on all are only what others signed in to this instance are subscribing to? The instance here is caching feeds from other communities? And thereby what I subscribe to will be seen in the "all" feed for others signed in here?

Currently posting. Unable to test.

Welcome.

[–] doing_donuts@lemmy.whynotdrs.org 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I've been leaving it on Active.. and it pushes the most recently commented on posts to the top.. kind of how we used "bump" topics in old forums.

 

Not sure where to put this... but I noticed now that others are creating communities in this instance that I wasn't subscribed to any of the ones that were created after I had joined. Might not have even been subscribed to all of them that had existed when I did - it may have been just the community that i registered under..

So I guess this is just a reminder to all to periodically check the communities list so you're not missing out on the new new.

 

Updating with additional info. I had hashed out what the other poster(s) on /stonk had done to get this seismic graph print out for price volatility as related to daily volume over time. Here's an update on the graph excel produces over the life of GME:

Zoomed in to just the past months since Jan 2023:

The function it uses to calculate (B4, in this cell, is the previous day's Close price):

=([@[Close/Last]]-B4)/(0.5*([@[Close/Last]]+B4))/[@Volume]*100000000

A sample of the data (the bulk of it was pulled from yahoo finance historic data, I go in daily and update the new day's data manually):

I've been considering adding in some indicators on this.. but I'm not real sure what, if any, would help to make any inferences.. maybe some moving averages? I'm open to any suggestions.

Peace.

Buy, Hodl, DRS.

No Cell? NO SELL!

 

Should we have sub-communities (or whatever we call them here on Lemmy) to separate things? Like a meme sub, a DD sub, a TA sub, a data sub, a TrustMeBro^TM^ sub.. anyone else think this would be a good idea?

accounting for comment ability

 

So... I have an Excel workbook that I've been tracking gme and my investment in since January. Right now it's using the stock symbol data type to update open/close/high/low/etc along with my total investment and current holdings value. Has some pretty graphs and such... anyway, I downloaded the historic chart to get real volumes and not just where I cut it off for the day before going home and tried to make a graph like the seismic one that gets posted to stonk.. basically a ratio between high and low values for the day and volume.. the ones posted on stonk make a nice, increasingly volatile line, for the most part. I wrote my formula for the calculation the exact way they describe in the poat where they talked about revsions to their calculation, but the graph for mine only looks like a huge spike right at the sneeze and goes back to pretty much zero after that..

Has anyone else tried to recreate that graph? Or even recall having seen it?

When I get to work in the morning, I can post a screenshot of the graph i get and the formula I'm using..

 

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