InTheShadows
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I'm really happy for folks like sleepy that bought more 155's this am. The ones I bought yesterday that I still have left are 12 baggers.
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I feel like we should wait for analyst upgrades. I mean I sold enough weeklies so I break even since who knows what the shorts can do but I am holding on to the rest for the next 3.5 days.
I actually think a possible better play than weeklies were March and June calls. Mainly b/c IV was so low as well as prices. We knew we needed news for a rally to START. Buying Mar and June calls still gives you a great return but with much less stress. It also gives you more time to enjoy the rally and let it run it's course once it gets started. It's also easier to hold on longer and enjoy the better returns. Just a thought.
I'm really happy for folks like sleepy that bought more 155's this am. The ones I bought yesterday that I still have left are 12 baggers.
The ones I bought this morning are 30 baggers by now.
I cashed out all my $155 weeklies at a nice profit (probably up 100% overall, even though I was down about 80% this morning, i.e. 10-bagger increase in value for me from today's low), but it could have been ugly if Jerome didn't give the magic 6900 number
It is today one year ago since I got my first TSLA stock. I had good feelings regarding today and put alot of my winnings in short term calls. I lost alot recent days, but today I went allin. And what a day. Up over 300% and made one year salary at my regular job. Ty Elon!
Well, decided that if I think it is going much higher this week there isn't much point holding on to my 140s. Sold those and used 1/3 the proceeds to buy a bunch of 165s. Locked in profits so far and will be in a much better position if this turns into a full-on squeeze.
That's where I've been making money. Of course, the longer time-frame made them more expensive, so there was less leverage than in the weeklies.I actually think a possible better play than weeklies were March and June calls. Mainly b/c IV was so low as well as prices. We knew we needed news for a rally to START. Buying Mar and June calls still gives you a great return but with much less stress. It also gives you more time to enjoy the rally and let it run it's course once it gets started. It's also easier to hold on longer and enjoy the better returns. Just a thought.
That's where I've been making money. Of course, the longer time-frame made them more expensive, so there was less leverage than in the weeklies.