It won't happen until we stop mentioning it.
So the sooner we stop mentioning it...
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It won't happen until we stop mentioning it.
You keep saying "options" when you mean long calls. They are not the same thing, except when they are. Your statements are mostly wrong when applied to short puts. And, given that you're talking to somebody inexperienced, completely confusing and misleading.Paper trading is a great way to understand the mechanics, but it's hard to learn the best strategy for a stock like Tesla because you won't encounter the various market conditions for years. Unlike trading stocks where you can always wait for the SP to catch up, options go down when the SP isn't moving.
This creates a triple hit to options when TSLA falls or consolidates. The initial impact is from the stock drop followed by IV crush during consolidation. However, time is the most dangerous because holding onto the option indefinitely is not an option (pun intended) as value is lost day by day. This is why you so often hear about options dropping more than 80 or 90% in a short period of time.
Pullbacks last year and a bit earlier this year are the norm and not anomalies. We got lucky because the drop earlier this year was reversed through the Fed backing up corporate bonds and the government giving out stimulus, but a bailout may not have happened.
Also keep in mind that Tesla is more than 1/3 of the way to a $1T market cap. Although I'm very bullish on Tesla, I expect an extended consolidation will happen at some point because it can't keep going up at this pace. Shareholders shouldn't care less, but options holders get hit badly during periods like these.
Counter intuitively, you may wish to start with spreads to learn options, especially in the money (ITM) ones. Spreads can yield higher profit potential than stock, possibly with lower risk. They aren't as volatile as naked options, but time works in your favor. Spreads can max out just by sitting on them even when SP doesn't go up, and they cost a lot less than options.
My analogy is that spreads are like rock climbing with protection. The extra gear appears complicated, but it makes climbing safer and helps improve technique.
I couldn't stop staring at the white patch on his right shoulder
Obviously agree with the guy though...
Sorry. Out running and haven’t checked in. What if the watch is the gateway for the robotaxi fleet, etc. It gives you real-time tracking and info on cars, ability to call them, etc. in the beginning if you’ve spent the $ on the Tesla watch you may be less likely to be a person to destroy the car or barf in it. What if it tracks all the watches and uses that to swarm...
And... volatility! Now we've got it all back (plus $1 more) in four trading days after TSLA's worst day ever. On pretty much no news. Stay tuned for more excitement tomorrow.And today TSLA has broken back over $400. Now over $407, which means only another $11 to get back to $418. TSLA has recovered 88% of its precipitous drop in three and a half trading days. Volatility R US!
I got you beat. My Step-father of 44 years was a whiz at creating wealth through the stock market the old way. I asked him about Tesla last December. he told me he did not think much of it. I went ahead in late January and purchased quite bit for me. A month ago he decided to buy Tesla. I am sure it wasn't with a good portion of his portfolio. His Financial advisor advise against it in the strongest terms possible. He still bought it. He caught most of the run up to the split, and was happy about the purchase, even last Friday. He told me his Financial advisor called him and asked him if he had anymore stock tips. He told the man that he had an inside source for Tesla...Me?After 2 years of my convincing, my 76 year old mother finally bought 40 shares of TSLA last week. She's ecstatic being up $2k in a few days and now is asking me about Model Ys
Is that what he is hinting? S&P is so ‘yesterday’ - he plans to create a new index for the future!!!
You should tell your step-father to tell his financial advisor to buy the most advanced energy company out there, the one where even $TSLA is following in its footsteps....Starts with a N and ends with a A...I got you beat. My Step-father of 44 years was a whiz at creating wealth through the stock market the old way. I asked him about Tesla last December. he told me he did not think much of it. I went ahead in late January and purchased quite bit for me. A month ago he decided to buy Tesla. I am sure it wasn't with a good portion of his portfolio. His Financial advisor advise against it in the strongest terms possible. He still bought it. He caught most of the run up to the split, and was happy about the purchase, even last Friday. He told me his Financial advisor called him and asked him if he had anymore stock tips. He told the man that he had an inside source for Tesla...Me?
I haven't spoken to him today....
So that makes both of the people that I thought knew the stock market well have made more money off my stock advice than I have theirs. My Step Father and an Elderly Chinaman close friend. But they made their money in the stock market the "old way."
We are happy ants today.
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juanmedina 55 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 1:22 | {no text} |
Right_Said_Fred 55 | Link ➤ 13 Sep 12:14 | AudubonB didn’t forbid us from posting how much our TSLA holdings are worth, he gave an advice. A strong one. And I fully understand his wish to look out for us, for our well-being. Personally I have no problems with people disclosing those numbers. In fact, I regularly do that myself in the ‘optio... |
Lycanthrope 47 | Link ➤ 13 Sep 9:58 | Breaking news: Tesla investor discusses Tesla investments on Tesla investments forum It's just money dude, I have no problem disclosing it, I'm not hiding it from the tax-man. You don't want to talk about yours, fine, who cares? |
emerson06 45 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 8:50 | Increased EV incentives in Sweden: 70k SEK ($8000) if you buy a new EV. Up from $6800. |
Unpilot 40 | Link ➤ 13 Sep 13:06 | My method is a pretty complex system filled with tons of charts and lines and stuff. However to clean it up for the unwashed among us it works like this.... First I buy some when ever I have extra money...Then I don't sell. Later when I have more extra money I buy more....here is the key part...I d... |
dl003 38 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 14:56 | TSLA buying TikTok is the only catalyst we need for 600+. |
jhm 37 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 14:03 | A few points about a million mile drive train. There is international trade in used vehicles. Many developing countries import more used vehicles than they import or build new. The economics of refurbishing or repurposing are much better in countries with low low costs than in more affluent coun... |
Lycanthrope 37 | Link ➤ 13 Sep 12:13 | I've an open invitation for any forum members to share some beers, if and when they pass Brussels. Indeed already met up with some folks from this forum and Twitter in recent years. |
ggr 36 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 17:56 | Fantastic twitter thread this morning from someone I've never heard of. Basically he says that Tesla/Musk are running multiple feedback loops that improve the products and the company, that are extremely hard to analyze using traditional valuation metrics. Highly recommend reading it. https://twitte... |
Lycanthrope 36 | Link ➤ 14 Sep 9:40 | EU about to announce stricter emission, etc: Sorry it's a Bloomberg link: New EU Climate Plan Brings End of the Combustion Engine Closer New EU Climate Plan Brings End of the Combustion Engine Closer 14 September 2020, 08:53 CEST European Commission to propose stricter 2030 emissions-cut EU Gr... |
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14 Sep 4:22{no text} Right_Said_Fred
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13 Sep 15:14AudubonB didn’t forbid us from posting how much our TSLA holdings are worth, he gave an advice. A strong one. And I fully understand his wish to look out for us, for our well-being.
Personally I have no problems with people disclosing those numbers. In fact, I regularly do that myself in the ‘optio...Lycanthrope
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13 Sep 12:58Breaking news: Tesla investor discusses Tesla investments on Tesla investments forum
It's just money dude, I have no problem disclosing it, I'm not hiding it from the tax-man.
You don't want to talk about yours, fine, who cares?emerson06
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14 Sep 11:50Increased EV incentives in Sweden: 70k SEK ($8000) if you buy a new EV. Up from $6800. Unpilot
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13 Sep 16:06My method is a pretty complex system filled with tons of charts and lines and stuff.
However to clean it up for the unwashed among us it works like this....
First I buy some when ever I have extra money...Then I don't sell.
Later when I have more extra money I buy more....here is the key part...I d...dl003
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14 Sep 17:56TSLA buying TikTok is the only catalyst we need for 600+. jhm
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14 Sep 17:03A few points about a million mile drive train.
There is international trade in used vehicles. Many developing countries import more used vehicles than they import or build new.
The economics of refurbishing or repurposing are much better in countries with low low costs than in more affluent coun...Lycanthrope
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13 Sep 15:13I've an open invitation for any forum members to share some beers, if and when they pass Brussels. Indeed already met up with some folks from this forum and Twitter in recent years. ggr
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14 Sep 20:56Fantastic twitter thread this morning from someone I've never heard of. Basically he says that Tesla/Musk are running multiple feedback loops that improve the products and the company, that are extremely hard to analyze using traditional valuation metrics. Highly recommend reading it.
https://twitte...Lycanthrope
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14 Sep 12:40EU about to announce stricter emission, etc:
Sorry it's a Bloomberg link: New EU Climate Plan Brings End of the Combustion Engine Closer
New EU Climate Plan Brings End of the Combustion Engine Closer
14 September 2020, 08:53 CEST
European Commission to propose stricter 2030 emissions-cut
EU Gr...
Judging by your meal, I'd say it was a low stress day.Cheers!
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(Ps: it’s a fabulous roadster but I cannot wait to replace it with an even more fabulous one )
I’m happy TSLA is getting back on track with regards to the share price, but still, can’t help but feel like this will be short lived.
The election is (and always has been) a big concern of mine. I wonder how low we will see TSLA come a couple of months when FUD hits the entire market.
It won't happen until we stop mentioning it.
You keep saying "options" when you mean long calls. They are not the same thing, except when they are. Your statements are mostly wrong when applied to short puts. And, given that you're talking to somebody inexperienced, completely confusing and misleading.
Oh believe me...this is why I’m strictly a HODL investor!Statistical analysis shows that Presidential elections are a big nothing burger in terms of the stock market. Yes, the financial media will go on and on about the potential impacts but who can blame them? They need something to talk about to act like they are worth listening to.
Don't try to outsmart the market - it has been here a lot longer than any of us.