Much appreciated. I'm self-taught and my main tool is EWT.Where'd you learn to do your charting?! Liking the thought process.
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Much appreciated. I'm self-taught and my main tool is EWT.Where'd you learn to do your charting?! Liking the thought process.
I’m comfortable being called away at those strikes and premiums. Not a problem.How does Macro factor into your consideration? What if you sell ATM 10/20 calls, and the Cybertruck gets released this week? What if delivery numbers come in better than expected? Then you'd have earnings coming up. Would you continue to hold those -C245s despite positive catalysts?
Of course I am just playing devil's advocate here, as we are playing the same game and I hope for our continued success.
Please give the ranges in the morning tomorrow if you can....QTA generated levels review (Monday's trading)
Range high: $247.86
Range low: $238.90
Respected the ranges well today.
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TSLA relative performance to SPY is irrelevant when it can move 6-8% a day. Stuff like MSFT can and is being used to confirm movement in SPY. TSLA is a different beast.One thing I find kind of strange is how most of the YT analysts totally ignore correlation between index and stock. They will analyze hourly movement as if it's happening only to that stock.
IMO what would be really useful is talking about support/ resistance levels and where the stock performance differs from index.
I rarely open weekly spreads, but rather prefer calendar spreads, which gives a lot of flexibility for rolling. Could you roll out the +p side a year, then write weeklies against them to recuperate the premiums? Of course there's always the risk that the SP goes to ATH and the +p's lose value and it's no longer possible to write decent weekly premium, but TBH I don't see that happening any time soon in this current macro environmentI'm trying to decide what to do with a bunch of Jan 2024 BPSs (these were rolled out from early 2022). -230/+193.3. The original plan was to let them expire worthless in January. I'm not so sure that will happen. When the SP dropped this morning, I could roll them a year to Jan 2025 -230/+195 for $3. With the SP at 247 it is $4. I'm hoping that if the SP climbs this week I could roll them for $5. Not great, but better than paying to roll them if the SP drops below 230. I also think 230 should be safe in 2025....
The other option is pay about $10 debit to close them, and then do weekly 2X BPSs, 15 wide, for 0.2 total. (So twice the number for 0.1 each week). That could be risky and stressful. I'm thinking about taking the roll this week to 2025.
The other option is close out the BPSs and sell a bunch of -250 Puts for Jan 2025, but that gives no income (just covers the cost to close).
Thoughts?
I've noticed that TSLA seems to be more influenced by the QQQ, so when QQQ hits major resistance or support, TSLA will drop/bounce along with it most of the time, so yes, I think knowing the key levels in the indices is importantTSLA relative performance to SPY is irrelevant when it can move 6-8% a day. Stuff like MSFT can and is being used to confirm movement in SPY. TSLA is a different beast.
They most likely will pivot at the same spots, but the magnitude of the pivot can be all over the place. On days when TSLA is really weak, it may bounce a bit with QQQ. However, when QQQ hits a resistance and falls back down to the same level it was, TSLA may fall much more dramatically and carve out a significantly lower low. If you predict TSLA will just fall back to the same spot based on QQQ and TSLA beta, you will lose money trying to catch a reversal. Same when it's stronger than the indices and that's all TSLA seems to be these days. Either weaker or stronger. Never in line.I've noticed that TSLA seems to be more influenced by the QQQ, so when QQQ hits major resistance or support, TSLA will drop/bounce along with it most of the time, so yes, I think knowing the key levels in the indices is important
But indeed there are days where TSLA does the opposite, this is true
Tesla has a correlation of more than 90% with NASDAQ. It has also a high beta of 2.TSLA relative performance to SPY is irrelevant when it can move 6-8% a day. Stuff like MSFT can and is being used to confirm movement in SPY. TSLA is a different beast.
spot on (but that prediction was for yesterdayDown pivot level: $241.64
OK, rolled down 20x -c260 to -c250 for +$2.6 -> these are written against Jan 2026 +c270's, so no sweat rolling them, but tbh I'm not so concerned about upside right now![]()
took half a day, but all turned up good, buffer two more dollars on the dec -P240 (closed positions again around 242.50)And made countermoves now (-C255 and + P240 for Friday), which I like to close again on SP 235-ish for a pretty buffer-extension.