Not easily - think I would need to subscribe to it.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Not easily - think I would need to subscribe to it.
Cape Coddess
2 Roths full - holding!
FYI - for anyone that may want to participate in the closing cross tomorrow, I checked with TD Ameritrade and you can enter limit on close orders through ThinkOrSwim but not the TD Ameritrade website or apps
Does that mean Curt's celebration song should be "Psychotic Reaction" by Count Five?
Along those lines, E*Trade allows extended hours (7am-8pm ET) limit sells.
If there is greater demand than supply during the closing cross, what establishes the priority order for filling the orders, time of order (3:50:01+) or who you know?
Just put a sell order on all my shares at $1200 ending Wednesday.
That’s the same thing as pressing the HODL button softly
StealthP3D
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Yes, and we could get a nice bump (or not). But probably not anything like what people were talking about just 1-3 weeks ago. The key fact here is that the price has already run up from $408 since the announcement and we don't know how many of those shares will suddenly become available.
However, your statement, coupled with your disagree of my last post, seems to imply that a huge runup from this level is a certainty. There is no way to know that.
This is different than what I mentioned. Extended hours trades can be made using the standard TD Ameritrade website and apps. Limit on close orders are different.
I know you are talking about E*Trade, just want to make sure there is no confusion on the different type of orders.
There seems to be significant volume on DITM calls expiring tomorrow.
I wonder if this could be index/benchmarked funds. They're not paying much of a time premium for these options.
Volume at $420 strike for today is 979 contracts, or almost 100k shares worth. Not massive, but certainly not small either.
I wonder if this could be index/benchmarked funds. They're not paying much of a time premium for these options.
Volume at $420 strike for today is 979 contracts, or almost 100k shares worth. Not massive, but certainly not small either.
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
How could they justify paying any premium though? The whole point of an index fund is to have minimal cost and minimal active management.
There's pretty much zero premium on these actually. Maybe 10 or 20 cents.
But it could also be profit taking from somebody who bought these right after announcement. Will be interesting to see if OI is higher or lower tomorrow.
Right. What happens if they pay premium and the options expire worthless? That would create a negative tracking error. I suppose the risk of not being able to buy regardless of price might justify that risk. Sigh. So much speculation and not much information.
Toyota’s Chief Says Electric Vehicles Are Overhyped
-WSJ
Toyota President Akio Toyoda said Japan would run out of electricity in the summer if all cars were running on electric power.
In a country such as Japan that gets most of its electricity from burning coal and natural gas, EVs don’t help the environment, Mr. Toyoda said. “The more EVs we build, the worse carbon dioxide gets,” he said.
-WSJ
Toyota President Akio Toyoda said Japan would run out of electricity in the summer if all cars were running on electric power.
In a country such as Japan that gets most of its electricity from burning coal and natural gas, EVs don’t help the environment, Mr. Toyoda said. “The more EVs we build, the worse carbon dioxide gets,” he said.
Stupid is as stupid does...
These could just be people rolling their calls. No special insight, but I'll also be rolling my 300 calls today or tomorrow.
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