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"Neko no me"
"Pain is temporary, Glory is forever."I did the same and it was painful.
▬ Alyce M. McKenzie, 1996
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"Pain is temporary, Glory is forever."I did the same and it was painful.
In today's world of Robinhood, fractional share buying, and zero commissions, most of the reasons for splitting a stock have gone the way of corded power drills:
Very interesting overview, thank you.View attachment 559255
Bloomberg today published a list of analyst estimates for Q2 deliveries. As you can see, many of the bottom-feeders (analysts with ridiculously low price targets) were included, and they make up some of the highest estimates. Moreover, those delivery estimates are totally at odds with their dismally-low price targets. Clearly, someone is gaming the system, trying to jack up the delivery expectations at the last minute but not raising price targets.
* My price targets for the various analysts, on the left, may contain a few that are out of date. I did a quick Google search for them today.
If a stock does split, what happens to the options that were purchased before the split, but sold after? Do the contents of the option also split, ie, there is 200 in a call/put in a 2:1 split?
Almost. After catching falling knives for months, I borrowed against my 401K to close a margin call and buy these (last column is price paid)...haha same. Didn't go on margin though, just sold some good ones that had nice runups.
Hats off to whoever timed the bottom at 180.
Not only that, but...
ns-> non standardTL;DR - yes. But read further for details.
I bought SCTY call options as an arbitrage play during the merger, so have direct experience here.
The option become a less-liquid "new" option that retains its original value, but becomes very hard to trade, because it's not listed as normal. For TDameritrade, they show up as "ns" (new stock?) options.
So if the stock splits 8:1, your option becomes a special option for 800 shares, instead of the usual 100. It should be valued accordingly, but because it's no longer well understood, the bid-ask gap becomes wider, so you'll lose a little more when selling.
Also, the auto-calculated gains/loss gets mucked up to the point that you have to calculate it yourself to be sure. Doing that for the 11 SCTY to 1 TSLA exchange was brutal!
Almost. After catching falling knives for months, I borrowed against my 401K to close a margin call and buy these (last column is price paid)...
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That is not a recommended strategy.
Just bought some more a few minutes ago at $1118.50. It's been a crazy 13 months!
Edit: Thanks to all the longs here who kept me buying and hodling! (And gambling a bit on options )
Retail sales only down 24% (as opposed to fleet sales that cratered). GM beats expectations! Buy buy buy!
(I need me some of that popcorn - are you sharing?)
yesIf a stock does split, what happens to the options that were purchased before the split, but sold after? Do the contents of the option also split, ie, there is 200 in a call/put in a 2:1 split?
Note to self: never again sell covered TSLA calls for "quick buck". I got myself into a bit of pickle with this week meteoric rise. Completely self-inflicted, trying to do something I never done before... 7/10 $1200c.. Seemed safe last week... Not so much now. What's the chance they expire worthless or do i need to bite a bullet and buy-to-close them? I'm holding out hope but I don't know. Will wait to see what happens on Monday...
Where those huge empty spaces come from?New Audis coming out this autumn in Germany
Car Range [km] (WLTP) Power [kW] (official) Price [€] (Germany) Model S 610 310 80k Model S Performace 593 449 97k Audi e-tron S 360 370(Boost) 94k Audi e-tron Sportback 365 370(Boost) 97k e-tron 50 Quattro (since 2020) 300 230 67k e-tron 55 Quattro (since 2019) 436 300 80k
You ask how they every gonna sell these? -> Company cars (featured by German pride) are very prominent in Germany.
edit: got no idea where this huge space comes from
Not only that, but...
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TL;DR - yes. But read further for details.
I bought SCTY call options as an arbitrage play during the merger, so have direct experience here.
The option become a less-liquid "new" option that retains its original value, but becomes very hard to trade, because it's not listed as normal. For TDameritrade, they show up as "ns" (new stock?) options.
So if the stock splits 8:1, your option becomes a special option for 800 shares, instead of the usual 100. It should be valued accordingly, but because it's no longer well understood, the bid-ask gap becomes wider, so you'll lose a little more when selling.
Also, the auto-calculated gains/loss gets mucked up to the point that you have to calculate it yourself to be sure. Doing that for the 11 SCTY to 1 TSLA exchange was brutal!
I can confirm this. By chance I dropped off my S for first service today, at 3:30. Manager said he had just gotten such an email from Elon.https://twitter.com/mcjamez/status/1278420345616244736?s=21
Are we getting an email leak soon?
Elon sends congratulatory email to workers