Trumps feed is full of infrastructure grants. CLF chart looks good. Will enter tomorrow.
TxAG#2011 said:
Trumps feed is full of infrastructure grants. CLF chart looks good. Will enter tomorrow.
Not anymore!topher06 said:TxAG#2011 said:
Trumps feed is full of infrastructure grants. CLF chart looks good. Will enter tomorrow.
Futures are flat
This is why I'm watching $226 area and it is a big number. Over 41K offered (~$10MM). If those get taken out, this thing has legs.IrishTxAggie said:
Mainly just keeping my eye on it with options flow. I have a price alert set for $226 after today. If it gets through there, I think $231 is on deck on short order
I'm in the 7/17 $240C with a decent size position already
IrishTxAggie said:This is why I'm watching $226 area and it is a big number. Over 41K offered (~$10MM). If those get taken out, this thing has legs.IrishTxAggie said:
Mainly just keeping my eye on it with options flow. I have a price alert set for $226 after today. If it gets through there, I think $231 is on deck on short order
I'm in the 7/17 $240C with a decent size position already
Slappy007 said:
MOMO over 20 premarket. Maybe that 6/19 20C option isn't dead.
Slappy007 said:
MOMO over 20 premarket. Maybe that 6/19 20C option isn't dead.
So with a long (debit) butterfly, you're buying two long strikes and selling two short strikes. The short strikes is where you are "pinning" the butterfly, meaning if you pin at $100 and the equity closes exactly at $100 on day of expiration, you obtain max profit. "Pinning" in regards to a fly means that is where max profit is achieved. Your profit varies as you approach the long strikes you purchased.OverSeas AG said:
So when one says they "pinned" something. What does that mean exactly.
I understand that market makers and big institutions are trying to pin a price so options expire worthless. But how does an individual do it (other than our resident whales who have recourse to ba-jillions of $s)?
I can do it manually in the TDA web site but I prefer to use thinkorswim as it has a butterfly option that does it all for you, you just pick your strikes. I can buy to open and sell to close very easily. They can take awhile to move though so I set a buy/sell price and walkaway.Touchless said:
When you buy the bf, do you buy/sell them individually or do you use a bf option and enter all of the buy/sell points? Also, how do you close out of the bf? Assuming you just do a sell to close or something?
I don't have a bf option, but I can do the vertical call/put spreads.
If I don't hit my 850 fly, I'll pray for your 885McInnis 03 said:
Didn't know what to think about ROKU so I pinned a sub $1.00 fly on 127 and another on 132. One of those working will cancel the other out 2x.
Other pinned fly yesterday was SHOP 885.....woo baby.....that one could pay back really nice.
While the attractive part of butterflies is the potential 10x (or more) max situation, the reality is that turning it for a a 3x-5x is the really pretty second place contender.
Slappy007 said:
MOMO over 20 premarket. Maybe that 6/19 20C option isn't dead.
Be not afraid and have patience. That big ass 30 min red candle has now been mostly rejected.astroaggie13 said:Slappy007 said:
MOMO over 20 premarket. Maybe that 6/19 20C option isn't dead.
Welp
You've got your BABA entry on deckIrishTxAggie said:
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Good to see a 'pro' corroborating my technical read and drum I've been beating to death here. Although I mostly ignore fib levels and go with a more simplified approach.12thMan86 said:
Sam in the simpler room sees ROKU going to all time highs if it can close over 131.35, which is a fib level. Market is strong pre market. Since its quad witching, it will be interesting to see how volatile it is today