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June 25, 2025

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Bankrupt stock, green stocks, growth stock, My investing mistakes, OTC, Risky investments, Technology

How My Plan to Keep Sunnova (NOVA) Forever Went Bankrupt — and Why I Still Didn’t Lose a Cent

Back in September 2024, I wrote a post titled “Sunnova Energy (NOVA): Mission Accomplished – 15 Free Shares to Keep… READ MORE

New Free Stock Strategy: buy, when up 40% sell just enough to get money back. – BUY, SELL, KEEP on “(NEW) New Century Financial Corp seen filing bankruptcy.” What did I do wrong?August 8, 2026
[…] Most stock that I buy do not go up 40% in 5 months! Some go up a little bit,…
New Free Stock Strategy: buy, when up 40% sell just enough to get money back. – BUY, SELL, KEEP on How to “easily” get stock for free. Proletarian’s “free stock” strategy.August 8, 2026
[…] changed my Free Stock Strategy with the New Free Stock […]
deminvest on My JKS Trade: Turning Solar Hype into Free Shares ( +40% in just five months)August 1, 2026
I did it again — 07/31/2026 Same stock. Same number of shares.Different mindset. JinkoSolar (JKS). A few months ago I…
deminvest on Host Hotels & Resorts (HST) OR Park Hotels & Resorts (PK)? This is the question for my October stock pickJuly 10, 2026
Stock: HST (most likely Host Hotels & Resorts, ticker HST) Shares sold: 67 shares Execution price:$22.8627 per shareGross proceeds: 67…
deminvest on Why $100 more on B&G Foods Could Be Worth the Risk even though I am -52% on my $290 06/11/2024 BGS buyMay 27, 2026
50 share(s) of your order to Buy 50 share(s) of BGS has been executed at $4.2263.

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