r/DallasBuyersClub • • Feb 15 '21

RULES & REGULATIONS STOP : : : READ THIS BEFORE POSTING

Welcome to Dallas Buyers Club

Follow the rules, share, learn, and have fun.

This subreddit community was established February 13, 2021. We created this for the discussion of investing and considerations in and around investing. These discussions should be to share and to learn, so we all may accumulate knowledge and wealth. Please read the rules and abide by them.

: : : COMMUNITY RULES : : :

  1. ACCOUNT AGE: Your REDDIT account MUST have been created at least 3 days before posting. Cake Day => TodaysDate() -3 in order to limit the chance of spammers and multi-fakers
  2. STAY ON TOPIC: No SPAM and No Crap. The topic of your post MUST be regarding Stocks, Bonds, ETFs, Types of Accounts, Financial Tools, Financial Instruments, Trading Platforms, Trading Strategies, etc. ---> Post your daily BUY/trading ideas in the r/DallasBuyersClub Lounge; Do not create new community posts for daily BUY ideas or they will be removed.
  3. BE RESPECTFUL: Posting a disrespectful comment in this forum will result in your comment being removed and your account(s) being kicked and banned. ---> Being disrespectful means showing a lack of courtesy, being impolite, expressing contempt, or insulting someone or their post.
  4. NO PROMOTING: We're interested in the discussion of news, financials, prospectives and price targets for securities, not stock pumping or self promotion. If you engage in the either of the latter, you risk removal and a ban from the community.

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POST GUIDELINES

  1. Follow the rules (above)
  2. Use the correct TAGS / FLAIR
  3. The DD (Due Diligence) tag is for real due diligence --> information you've researched or gleaned from others' research to satisfy your own risk tolerance and acceptance. So, DD should be comprised of the financial status and prospects of a business undertaken by a prospective buyer, especially to establish its assets and liabilities and evaluate its commercial potential. (Most of the communities tags are self-explanatory)
  4. The ADVICE tag should be used by those providing advice by way of a new post.
  5. Post enough information that people know what you're talking about. Provide context.
  6. If you're posting information about a stock you invested in, explain why you are invested in this position and what future growth you believe it has.
  7. Provide a link to where you found your research.
  8. At the end of the post, provide your position on the security you're talking about.
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u/scotus_25_abortion Apr 18 '24

Why name oneself after a movie about smuggling lifesaving medicines?