Going from a DITM short leap put to ATM short weekly put is a risk reduction move. I meant it when I said to expect some consolidation.Oh wow, you're really expecting this to pump next week...
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Going from a DITM short leap put to ATM short weekly put is a risk reduction move. I meant it when I said to expect some consolidation.Oh wow, you're really expecting this to pump next week...
Going from a DITM short leap put to ATM short weekly put is a risk reduction move. I meant it when I said to expect some consolidation.
Would coupling that Put with a Short Call at 270 be a safe move ---if we are consolidating next week. Doing a straddle offset some of the max risk and provide better win/loss ratio of near 1:1Going from a DITM short leap put to ATM short weekly put is a risk reduction move. I meant it when I said to expect some consolidation.
agree for most except for EV stocks why LCID is +14% is beyond meGuess big bull trap for Macro going on after morning pump. All I see is Red now.
Oh, I am well aware I just thought it was funny given the conversation we've been having around catalystsSafe to assume everything I say is trolling, unless it starts with "Alright. If..." and ends with "...never come back."
Yeah that's the point of that post, too. Drives me crazy when people keep trying to trade around known "catalysts" when in reality the stock rarely does what they think it should do. Then, bam, just shoot up or crash 5% on zero news. Seeing Lushit also shooting up 15%, I wouldn't be surprised to hear the IRS has found a way to extend the EV credit or some other EV news that we as retails are not privy too. While we're looking at the bait, big money is making the move behind the scene.Oh, I am well aware I just thought it was funny given the conversation we've been having around catalysts
There's quite a bit of value left, intrinsic/extrinsic, no? I have same, will decide tomorrow far out to roll.I have a bunch of $247.5cc for tomorrow that I should have closed yesterday for a nice profit. I might let them go and buy something boring like VTI.
IDK where I first heard it, but it's been clear to me for years. TSLA goes down on good news, down on bad news, and up randomly.Yeah that's the point of that post, too. Drives me crazy when people keep trying to trade around known "catalysts" when in reality the stock rarely does what they think it should do. Then, bam, just shoot up or crash 5% on zero news. Seeing Lushit also shooting up 15%, I wouldn't be surprised to hear the IRS has found a way to extend the EV credit or some other EV news that we as retails are not privy too. While we're looking at the bait, big money is making the move behind the scene.
How far out with dating do you like to go for “crazy calls”. Like the idea.Today no gamma squeeze, I guess the stakes are too high for some people to cross 250 before the weekend. Maybe I will buy a lot of crazy 5ct calls late in the evening tomorrow, just to sell them for 15ct or more on Monday's jump. (when the 250 lid is finally lifted). Dollar dropping like a stone BTW. I might add that all indices have filled their gap-ups (just about) so $TSLA is showing a first round of bull-spirit after underperforming a really long time.
There's quite a bit of value left, intrinsic/extrinsic, no? I have same, will decide tomorrow far out to roll.
I could see this dovish pivot by the Fed as an inflection point - interest rates dropping give a boost to the stock directly and also boost demand, enabling higher prices and improving margin. If we get good deliveries and then improving margins next month, maybe we can finally break out into the 300s.
Not at all comfortable with my ITM covered calls anymore and I should have just BTC some this morning. Instead I sold some -p250 and raised -c242.50s to -c250s (all for tomorrow) to make a straddle. Hoping for a flat Friday tomorrow.
By when do you think the rate cuts will get reflected on the auto loans?
Have they not already? Mortage rates dropped.