I wonder if NVDA options will also take the lead:
I might end up owning some NVDA if earnings are bad under $600.
I might end up owning some NVDA if earnings are bad under $600.
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Wiki Selling TSLA Options - Be the House
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It's not like I told people that we're going to the moon. "A few days of consolidation", I said. This is it. Here're all the instances when TSLA reached overbought on the 2h from an oversold state. No matter bull or bear market, extremely high chance that it will take out the high formed on that overbought reading.
SpeedyEddy
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I will watch SPX 4850 as a possible (intermediate?) bottom for the coming days. Will Decide on more buybacks (PLTR, SOFI, PAYPL) around that level.
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I don't know. It dropped 30% in 2 daysyou can get 6x income AND no earnings risk: SMCI IC 6Δ $4.90
possible close 600-900
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It seems like a meme stock
thenewguy1979
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jeewee3000
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Sincere thank you dl003, I've learned a ton from your posts the past few days.
Will be watching the RSI like a hawk on multiple time scales when we reach the high formed by the last overbought (70) state, i.e. $203,xx
If still overbought, I'm staying bullish. If not / bearish divergence, I act with caution.
Practical question, not aimed at dl003 but at all: if one is not in the US and therefore has no charting software from the popular brokers in the US (Thinkorswim is mentioned a lot for example), what is some decent charting software for EU users?
My broker has some software but it's not very capable. Yahoo Finance has a lot but for example has no 2h timescale, only 1h - 4h etc. Any tips?
Well, it is said that the last two weeks of February are seasonally the worst for equities...maybe psychology playing out.
Also Feb. is weakest for TSLA, below is a graph of the percent of times each month closed green:
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A lot of people use tradingview.com, myself included.
I finally pulled the trigger and bought a call ( June '24 185 C) in one of the ROTH IRA accounts. In the past its nearly 100% selling -P/-C. I made enough through wheeling shares and cash in this account to buy the call first rather than enough to make another 100 shares. The plan is to sell calls against this 1 contract and more so in the hope to profit on the underlying call.
thenewguy1979
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Interesting. To sell call against the +185C you are anticipating a drop in the stock to <180C but wouldnt that also drop the value of the +185C?
Maybe I'm reading it wrong.
thenewguy1979
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Just some good ole comparison. Seem NVDA and recently SMCI took over the excitement.
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SpeedyEddy
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Subsequently bought back all Friday (average $199) sold $TSLA shares for average $191.40, so making 8.60 a piece.
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