If can not, can not. Merry Christmas!
Cheers!
Sorry, but anything Bing did for Christmas is dead for me after this:
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If can not, can not. Merry Christmas!
Cheers!
I'm interested in what anyone thinks about the merits of cashing in a gain like that to move a little out of the money to buy similar calls. If you wanted to you could increase the number of calls, but also possibly reduce the negative side of any kind of pullback.Including Green Pete.
I hope some of you also took me up on my "not advice" for june 2022 1500 strike when they were 36 bucks in March.
For those risk takers and options traders here. The Jan 2021 leap calls are under a $1 for a strike of $690. If FC FSD arrives and Shanghai factory outputs good numbers by the end of next year I see no reason why the price can’t explode to at least 750 giving you a 60x return. The Tesla price is always somewhat of a mystery to me but a tripling in price with everything expected over the next year isn’t entirely unreasonable to me. Not a lot of risk for a lot of reward there.
Frankly I feel like if the right things happen there’s no reason it couldn’t explode far more than triple.
Not advice. Just an opinion.
It seems like a lifetime ago but I believe the "PUP" stood for "Premium Upgrade Package" which cost extra and included some extras that they all come with now. I notice I'm showing my wifes LR RWD as also having "PUP". My Performance Model 3 is a "Stealth" version with Aero wheels and no spoiler or red brakes so it looks identical to hers. I should probably edit that because now it's confusing (since Tesla no longer markets the options the same way).
DPHC for lordstown motors.
Sorry, but anything Bing did for Christmas is dead for me after this:
There's more than one way to skin a cat but it would just amount to more gambling on top of gambling. There's no free ride, they could end up in an even worse position.
The closest thing to a free ride is buying a good company for the long haul and keep a close eye on them to ensure they don't go off course.
Is there any logical basis for TSLA >$2000?
Last post for the day...Who else was scared Pre-market today that $TSLA was gonna trade down with the bad jobs report?? You know who you are!!
I'm interested in what anyone thinks about the merits of cashing in a gain like that to move a little out of the money to buy similar calls. If you wanted to you could increase the number of calls, but also possibly reduce the negative side of any kind of pullback.
Shares is the new currency!You can get a Dual-motor Cybertruck for only 25 shares plus tax and registration!
In a week it'll cost you 125 shares (give or take any share price moves).
Why is this bringing back memories of S&W Green Stamps?
Truly, are there any left? What the hell is wrong with them?Must be a lot of brown short shorts today.
If the short was large enough and you knew that covering would cause a large SP increase...
I’m wondering if someone like Chanos has been covering and also bought those 8/21 calls.
Folks were speculating that the heavy call volume for 8/21 was due to someone who knew they’d be buying heavily, likely related to S&P inclusion.
I’m just wondering if it could be [large] shorts that are getting squeezed. Obviously for a retail short it would be a gamble on top of gamble as you suggest.
Can I have her phone number? She seems to be the mastermind here.Public announcement: Mom says ‘I told you so.’ (See, I come by that honestly). She also said it’s going to $2,500 post split. She would not, however, give me a date but assured me I’d still be alive when it happened.
Public announcement: Mom says ‘I told you so.’ (See, I come by that honestly). She also said it’s going to $2,500 post split. She would not, however, give me a date but assured me I’d still be alive when it happened.
The advantage is making $. If they know they need to cover enough shares to move the SP then it would only make sense to buy calls to take advantage of the rise.I think buying enough calls to cover a short position might cause a similar rise in price vs. just covering the short position. But there may be some advantage to doing it that way. I hope I'm never in a position where I have to think that hard about something so boring and unpleasant!
My observation is that it looks like there is still upward pressure on the share price and that any natural demand for the shares on the long side is being enhanced significantly by forced buying by shorts. While it could end at any time, I don't see any signs of that happening. If we see a $200+ day tomorrow, I'm going to assume there were too many "synthetic" shares (shares sold short that had no underlying real shares backing them up) and that the people responsible for those shares are being forced to make good on them. I'm not expecting a + $200 day tomorrow but it's a possibility.
Fortunately, I'm not trying to time the market so this is mostly an academic exercise for me.