He took a vacation, mentioned at the end of his last video.Where is Pierre?
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He took a vacation, mentioned at the end of his last video.Where is Pierre?
Who is Pierre?
Where is Pierre?
I'm going to close all the -p and half the -c tomorrow. I want to see if we gap down tomorrow morning first. Island top could be in place.@dl003 Did you close your TSLA -Ps (and opened new -CCs) yet or holding out for tomorrow to see if we get a bounce back to $212-217 area?
I'm going to close all the -p and half the -c tomorrow. I want to see if we gap down tomorrow morning first. Island top could be in place.
If we gap down without filling the gap intraday, 210-220 3/10. If not, 240 3/10.Good plan. What strike/dates are you thinking for selling new -CCs tomorrow/top?
Good Points, not sure. Maybe THE primary question to ask CPA candidates is your 2nd paragraph, also of potential concern is the tax year after an outlier year if things get back to “normal”.My taxes have always been very simple. We don't own a business. It's just W2 from work, and gains/losses from Fidelity on 1099 (and some real estate K1 investments).
The CPA would have to submit different gains/losses and wash sales than what Fidelity submits to the IRS. I could see that triggering an audit....
What is rubbing me raw is that I used Fidelity YTD (year to date) gains/losses back in December to make sure I was negative. How were they off by $1 Million in Gaines?!?
Actually I've just sold some -170P for 3/10. It's below my projected monthly bottom and derisking is already underway today so I don't expect any disastrous drop after the event.If we gap down without filling the gap intraday, 210-220 3/3. If not, 240 3/3.
Actually I've just sold some -170P for 3/3. It's below my projected monthly bottom and derisking is already underway today so I don't expect any disastrous drop after the event.
No actually 3/10, made a typo. Sorry.They’re only fetching 0.15 cents, is it really worth it?
If we gap down without filling the gap intraday, 210-220 3/3. If not, 240 3/3.
No actually 3/10, made a typo. Sorry.
The keynotes starting at 4pm ET. Won't we see any reactions +- on Thursday morning?
It depends on how close to the money you want to be. If you want to maximize your profit then waiting to see the reaction may help. For me I just sell whatever I feel have a good risk : reward right at this moment. So, if we gap down tomorrow and gap goes unfilled, that'll be very bearish and I don't think the meeting is going to change it in any meaningful way. They never did. I think that'll warrant 210-220 next week for the calls. If we don't gap down then I'll hold or sell 240C. Remember the week after next is CPI and FOMC and market sentiment is undeniably bearish so even if we run up on Thursday, chances are we won't get very far before pulling back. 240 gives it some room to run.The keynotes starting at 4pm ET. Won't we see any reactions +- on Thursday morning?
Those are typos too. I meant to say 3/10 for all of them.Selling -CC $240 for 3/10 at tomorrow’s highs might also work, would you do same?
True, but I'm looking to sell CC's so will wait until Thursday morning unless we see an unexpected drop below support tomorrow.The shares trade until 8 PM EST. It’s the option market that closes at 4 PM EST and doesn’t reopen till the following day @ 9:30 AM. So can be risky to hold options overnight unless you choose the strikes properly/conservatively.
I wonder what happens tomorrow ... goes up again and after the event (if drops), would come down to 200 ? May be 190s again.Actually I've just sold some -170P for 3/10. It's below my projected monthly bottom and derisking is already underway today so I don't expect any disastrous drop after the event.