I got in at 114 during an April dip as a long position, but the higher it's gone, the more I've been thinking of selling or at least taking some profit. It's not a huge position though, so I've just kept letting it ride.
Mine has a big dip for when I first started playing with options followed by a zig zag up as I dig my way out.Aggies1322 said:
Your Robinhood account is the complete opposite of mine.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I will go long and probably options trade with you guys after the next dip.
IrishTxAggie said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I will go long and probably options trade with you guys after the next dip.
IrishTxAggie said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I will go long and probably options trade with you guys after the next dip.
khaos288 said:IrishTxAggie said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I will go long and probably options trade with you guys after the next dip.
Another one for the club.
Toss your money down that hole there.
ehrmantraut said:
We've been expecting a pullback "next week" since April. Have we not?
$30,000 Millionaire said:
These are unique times. In a normal world, I'd have to spend my days on airplanes and in conference rooms. But I'm finding I can make time for this right now if I set my days correctly, so why not!
I still want that f'ing pull back to 2750.
khkman22 said:
My SIMPLE IRA just got moved from USAA to Schwab. I was looking to move some stuff out of mutual funds and into ETFs. The three S&P 500 funds I was looking at were VOO, IVV and SPY. VOO and IVV have .04% fees vs .0945 for SPY. Should I just go with SPY even though it has the higher fees or should I go with one of the others? I think all three allow options if I'm not mistaken.
OverSeas AG said:Look into QQQ. it is similar to SPY, but seems to be traded less and moved more.khkman22 said:
My SIMPLE IRA just got moved from USAA to Schwab. I was looking to move some stuff out of mutual funds and into ETFs. The three S&P 500 funds I was looking at were VOO, IVV and SPY. VOO and IVV have .04% fees vs .0945 for SPY. Should I just go with SPY even though it has the higher fees or should I go with one of the others? I think all three allow options if I'm not mistaken.
BUT if returns are similar with all, go with the one with the lowest fees.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
These are unique times. In a normal world, I'd have to spend my days on airplanes and in conference rooms. But I'm finding I can make time for this right now if I set my days correctly, so why not!
I still want that f'ing pull back to 2750.