juanmedina
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As far as I know the Cybertruck doesn't have AP enabled right now.
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Doesnāt matter to the haters and FUDrs. Donāt let facts get in the way of their ambitionsAs far as I know the Cybertruck doesn't have AP enabled right now.
This is why I'm having trouble flip rolling my March BPSs, or selling aggressive CCs right here. Stock will usually ping pong in a channel as long as the bottom support holds.
I have thought about flipping my TSLA BPSs into NVDA spreads. But which direction?!?![]()
Just be careful , stay FOTM. Chip/card/rack providers are moving quickly. Also remember to take small positions and ladder in. This morning I took a small position 5DTE -c750/-c770, the sold side was .05 delta, SP went up $80 ! A "safe?" ... not sure anymore ... spread for smci 5DTE may be -c830/+c850 which is the end of the chain!$1.7T market for Nvidia![]()
I think the rational question for NVDA is if they can incrementally increase margins with increased production... do they have something like Apple has/had where they can scale production independent of or with limited direct capital expenditure? I struggle to see how the equation works.$1.7T market for Nvidia![]()
Yes, and they estimated 1.93m deliveries 2024, which is zero growth, WTF? They used to be very thorough with their analysis in the past, but seem to have dropped the ball recently, I wonder if they changed the analyst?Piper Sander lowered its price target on TSLA from $295 to $225.
Yes, and they estimated 1.93m deliveries 2024, which is zero growth, WTF? They used to be very thorough with their analysis in the past, but seem to have dropped the ball recently, I wonder if they changed the analyst?
Nvidia is having that 2021 Tesla moment where analysts are all upgrading on a weekly bases trying to catch up with the price targets.I think the rational question for NVDA is if they can incrementally increase margins with increased production... do they have something like Apple has/had where they can scale production independent of or with limited direct capital expenditure? I struggle to see how the equation works.
But honestly, the same holds true for most of the market right now.
Wandering minds sometimes wandered into the sewer hole when there's no guidance. Too much FUD.Maybe without Tesla providing guidance this is what we get?
(Also maybe they're not too wrong?)
Agree that income is the point - at least it is for me and why I'm doing this.The point is getting some income as well.
The first option isnāt profitable at all right now as rolling a month seems about rolling for 0 premium.
Thatās why the second option seems the better one.
I donāt mind selling calls a tad beneath cost base, cause you always have a possibility somewhere to roll up/out.
Thanks for sharing. This has to be considered a significant price target decrease from an analyst who actually gets it.Piper Sander lowered its price target on TSLA from $295 to $225.