Sasha is kind of freaking me out and I agree with his point about the GPU's. Bitcoin and other coins mining and AI is artificially increasing the demand from Nvidia and is not going to last forever:
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Sasha is kind of freaking me out and I agree with his point about the GPU's. Bitcoin and other coins mining and AI is artificially increasing the demand from Nvidia and is not going to last forever:
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Keeping with the TSLA 4hrs candles to monitor the RSI.
Is this a cup and handles showing potential consolidation? You stare at a chart long enough it look like anything
Is this a cup and handles showing potential consolidation? You stare at a chart long enough it look like anything
Nothing is forever, and obviously there will be margin pressure over time, but there is a lot of machine learning opportunities that should last at least as long as the crypto boom has so far. Interesting to me at least, NVIDA has been able to pivot quite well over the years to the next thing.
I have a few underwater short puts that I will be happy if get assigned, and happy if they expire. I wish I had gone long on NVDA sooner, but I get their opportunity.
$1000/month but best greeks would be
Vol.land by Wizard of Ops
Identify aggregate option dealer positioning in terms of first, second, and third order greeks
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Been noting the fees I pay selling covered calls on E*Trade which seem standard ish at 0.65 per contract.
Some trading platforms don’t seem to have these fees. Any comments appreciated re low cost options trading platforms.
Been looking over MooMoo for instance.
Some trading platforms don’t seem to have these fees. Any comments appreciated re low cost options trading platforms.
Been looking over MooMoo for instance.
Are you subscribed to Vol.Land and do you find it worthwhile vs other data providers?
$1000/month but best greeks would be
Vol.land by Wizard of Ops
Identify aggregate option dealer positioning in terms of first, second, and third order greeksvol.land
$1000/month but best greeks would be
Vol.land by Wizard of Ops
Identify aggregate option dealer positioning in terms of first, second, and third order greeks
Do you have any data from them for Friday on NVDA?
sry i meant vol.land is the best but costly $1k/m (updated every 5 mins)
quant is realtime (faster than vol.land) very very good but missing that 'dealer hedging requirement summary' page that vol.land has which i really really want
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gamma/vanna in sync(!), possible 600-800 with a chance of 850
Do you have any data from them for Friday on NVDA?
but earnings
contracts showing no clear direction
premiums suggesting 690-750
i am 3-10Δ but will close the puts tom just to be sure
chain suggesting 620-760ish
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I just watched the video, I see why that data can be very helpful. Would be nice if we could crowd-fund it lol.
Seems there’s a $400/mo tier that has updates every 30-min, and $250/mo for 3 updates a day. Might that be enough?
absolutely, imagine knowing at what points MM will buy/sell and that's your res/supp far superior to any TA lines
when IV changes, you'll have an idea what MM will probably do next
watch the vid
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$150/m updates once after market hours; best for intermittent swing traders and long-term holders
$250/m updates 3 times per day; best for aggressive swing traders who may jump in and out of positions more than a few times a week
$400/m updates every 30 mins; best for active day traders with same day entries and exits
$1000/m updates every 5 mins; best for very aggressive day traders who want to know and see everything at all times in the dealer book
Well there’s no doubt then, we are definitely in the last category
“Aggressive day traders who want to know and see everything at all times in the dealer book.” Of course the most expensive one 
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TastyTrade. $1/contract in, $0 out. Max of $10 per leg per order (so buying 50 contracts is $10).
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