And legally binding too…. That’s the best part … adiggs guarantees all of our gains. Fantastic guy seriouslyThis is some of the best not advice on this thread!
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And legally binding too…. That’s the best part … adiggs guarantees all of our gains. Fantastic guy seriouslyThis is some of the best not advice on this thread!
Thanks, I may call my broker and see if there’s something else I need to set or get approval for. Perhaps I can do this by calling and having the broker trade instead of me trading via the web interface.
Yes, thanks again for the reminder. I very much appreciate your input on this thread and have learned so much from your trading. Everyone is at a different point in life, trading, experience, risk tolerance, account value, financial needs, etc. I’m quite a bit behind you, ADiggs and others, especially on $$$, but value everyone’s input.
Since I only began invested in TSLA after Battery day, I’m really not ready to lose shares below $1000. I’m also very close to my target number of shares needed for retirement and don’t want to risk losing out. I’m actually over my “needs” now, but have decided to give back to the community by buying a new Plaid for myself and a Model Y for a few family members.
I’m mostly learning about selling options to follow ADiggs method of generating income in retirement without having to sell any shares (though it’s very fun and addictive). I’m planning to lease the new cars with my trading profits and probably need $5k-10k/mo in total living expenses. Unlike many TSLA owners, I live in a very low cost area, have modest needs/wants, and have the house paid off, so very low expenses. Back in 2014, when I was tracking expenses in anticipation of early retirement, I managed to live off $36,000 for the year and still took four vacations (including 3 weeks in Italy, 3 weeks in Hawaii). Because I was unable to break away from work, I decided to splurge on a new 2015S70D, stupidly bought with $80k cash. Now, I only dream about what if that money had bought stock instead. Edit ouch: $80k / $40/sh = 2000 shares.
Is the concern about a run up because of a possible stock split?
I’m of the opinion that all the reasons it happened last year are present again, other than potentially the amount of naked shorting.
I don't know about the % of profits orders. I haven't wanted to enter them so I haven't gone looking for themDoes fidelity have any good way of taking profits on percentage profit or points ? Like bracket orders? It’s all sorts of awkward for me coming from Schwab. I plan to go back to Schwab because fidelity app is also a bit counterintuitive, can’t really easily close out positions, and gives you selection of “margin” versus “cash” when opening position.…. And seems to keep cash in a sppaxx money market type account which may be good but I find confusing.
I feel very much the same. Though holding shares is easy for me, so I hold some shares (fewer today than a year ago when I retired) for upside exposure, and use a big hunk of the portfolio for generating the income.How many shares are you looking to accumulate? I remember @Lycanthrope was shooting for $800 SP to retire which it is similar to my target and the SP got to $900 and I did nothing . I sometimes feel like selling the stock and just living of Put income; it seems easier emotionally than holding shares. I am in a similar situation my expenses are low and I don't have many wants and needs other than the Plaid... I just need to convince the wife.
A big reason for the big move last year was the 4-5 years of winding the spring that happened before that. I don't know how closely you've been following the company for a longer time window, but we traded in a 180-280 band for a year or two, and then the 280-380 band for a year or two. The company probably wasn't worth $280 when it first got there (2014 I believe it was), and it definitely wasn't worth $180 on the huge push down in 2019 -- or any of the 280-380 share prices it closed at throughout 2018-2019; maybe earlier.Is the concern about a run up because of a possible stock split?
I’m of the opinion that all the reasons it happened last year are present again, other than potentially the amount of naked shorting.
Last year the meeting was July 7th and the split was announced Tuesday August 11th.
Would the split not be after the meeting as I think they need some kind of permission to even do a 2 for 1 at this point?
What’s the thinking and reason for fear this coming week?
Good luck everyone!
Can’t recommend it highly enough, Webull is phenomenal app and worth the 5 dollars to set up a brokerage account simply have access to the features in the mobile app…As much as I'm spending on commissions these days I'm thinking about moving
As a shortcut to evaluating Webull through your link, does the app just supply analytical information or do you have to put funds/shares on deposit with them?Can’t recommend it highly enough, Webull is phenomenal app and worth the 5 dollars to set up a brokerage account simply have access to the features in the mobile app…
Here is my link … quite powerful as a desktop app and iphone app.... dont be thrown by the amway style referral link
afaik you can just "test" it forverer.. and use it to simulate stuff & then just transfer it over to another platform.As a shortcut to evaluating Webull through your link, does the app just supply analytical information or do you have to put funds/shares on deposit with them?
without thinking about tax:Would anyone mind giving their opinion on which roll they would do in my situation? I’ve been lurking for a long time and making lots of money, and id like to compare my opinion with others.
I’ve sold 8/6 700p and 705c in even amounts. What would you do? Close or roll to what strike and expiration?
I also sold the $810s. That's as close as I'm willing to get to this freight train.Here are my plays for the morning/week. I've got another two to go but will hold in case things get nutty. These three already surpassed my weekly goal so probably best not to get greedy, or at least greedy too soon.
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I tend to think not games - just the market continuing to digest the recent earnings report. I'm giving it at least another week assuming this kind of move / direction. Not every day in the week of course, but more up than down on up days, and more up days than down days, sort of thing. And that earnings report WAS really goodWhat games are afoot with the significant pre-market price bump from Friday’s close?