FJ43 said:
Ford got some wheels today after a PT increase to $10 and moved from Hold to Buy. Anyone tracking this one?
I've got a leap @ $10 out to Jan 2022 that is slowly gaining momentum.
FJ43 said:
Ford got some wheels today after a PT increase to $10 and moved from Hold to Buy. Anyone tracking this one?
I think they hit above $2.30tramaro1 said:oldarmy1 said:
Little different trade here. I bought GRWG and sold the Nov $22.50 covered calls for $1.20-$1.15
I was watching it to actually buy those as a straight call trade but decided to take the shares with a net below $17 on the premium if not above $22.50 or making the $4/share plus the $1.22 for $5.22/share if above $22.50.
If you want to go straight options then buying the $22.50 Nov 20 calls would be the way to go at $1.10
What is your target, $2+ on the calls?
OUCH! What a freaking haircut that was.McInnis 03 said:This trucker has been halted since 8:38a with not a peep. Glad I went small. Reminds me of Luckin'McInnis 03 said:
Listening to Ripsters pre-market scan on youtube. Jumped on MDLY with the notification, seeing if I can get a bit of a ramp up at the open and pull some free shares for ****s and giggles.
Whoops.... Probably safe to say we have all had those moments.McInnis 03 said:OUCH! What a freaking haircut that was.McInnis 03 said:This trucker has been halted since 8:38a with not a peep. Glad I went small. Reminds me of Luckin'McInnis 03 said:
Listening to Ripsters pre-market scan on youtube. Jumped on MDLY with the notification, seeing if I can get a bit of a ramp up at the open and pull some free shares for ****s and giggles.
I wonder if SoftBank is loading calls like they did a couple of months ago. That would explain this melt up over the last few days on light volume.$30,000 Millionaire said:
this buying algo is going bananas.
take profits man. if you didn't set a target, 90% is really good.0708aggie said:
What was the target on PYPL? In at $2.16. Sitting currently at 3.975 for the 10/30 210 calls
Ok, good. Was kinda hoping it had nothing to do with the USPS thing.FJ43 said:Has more to do with analysts believing they have turned a corner and third-quarter results to be ahead of expectations. Outlook for EPS improvements near and in 2021.Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:Hmmmmm......FJ43 said:
Ford got some wheels today after a PT increase to $10 and moved from Hold to Buy. Anyone tracking this one?
Wondering if this is related to the USPS contract. Apparently its down to 1 of 3 scenarios:
WKHS gets it all
WKHS and Ford share it
Ford gets it all
bought and sold twice today for 100%+ each time and rebought again.thirdcoast said:
Sold 10/23 AAPL calls at $5.50, now at $7.50 .
Anyone have any AAPL low ball put orders in?
i was in at $1.85 but I sold 25% at $4 and then sold some 10/30 $220C to create verticals on 50%. That covered my entire cost basis plus a small profit. That left me no risk on 25% and the 210/220 vertical on the other 50% also at no risk obiously.0708aggie said:
What was the target on PYPL? In at $2.16. Sitting currently at 3.975 for the 10/30 210 calls
oldarmy1 said:When building your capital this is the correct approach. You caught a flyer and had good reasoning behind the risk taken. Markets underpinned the gains and could easily sell the news of great earnings. You have a significant win on a smaller account. Take it and don't overtrade in the euphoria. In fact, I'd book it and log out for the day.Prognightmare said:I'd sell it and book the profits and then just buy a higher strike and see if you can double dip on Prime/earnings. You would absolutely drink yourself to death if a plane hit Freedom tower and that bad boy went to zero.BT1395 said:BT1395 said:
Just bought AMZN $3,300 for 10/23 expiry (one day after earnings which should be a blow out). Big trade for my little account!
Someone hold me.
Need help on this from you smart people, please...
Up $9,500 on this - which is a lot of money for me in one options trade - and want to consider some sort of hedge while I let the call option rise through earnings. I bought it because I think Prime Day and earnings will be blow outs, so happy to go until expiration if that's the best play, but also don't want to be a moron and leave all the gains vulnerable to going to zero if there's a smart way to play that. Thoughts?
Damn good trade though
Great trade and win! Now take your toys and go home for the day!BT1395 said:oldarmy1 said:When building your capital this is the correct approach. You caught a flyer and had good reasoning behind the risk taken. Markets underpinned the gains and could easily sell the news of great earnings. You have a significant win on a smaller account. Take it and don't overtrade in the euphoria. In fact, I'd book it and log out for the day.Prognightmare said:I'd sell it and book the profits and then just buy a higher strike and see if you can double dip on Prime/earnings. You would absolutely drink yourself to death if a plane hit Freedom tower and that bad boy went to zero.BT1395 said:BT1395 said:
Just bought AMZN $3,300 for 10/23 expiry (one day after earnings which should be a blow out). Big trade for my little account!
Someone hold me.
Need help on this from you smart people, please...
Up $9,500 on this - which is a lot of money for me in one options trade - and want to consider some sort of hedge while I let the call option rise through earnings. I bought it because I think Prime Day and earnings will be blow outs, so happy to go until expiration if that's the best play, but also don't want to be a moron and leave all the gains vulnerable to going to zero if there's a smart way to play that. Thoughts?
Damn good trade though
Last post on this, but started putting in a trailing stop loss this morning and walked it up all day long in concert with the stong push today. Got stopped out at $210. Net profit of $15,000+ in 4 business days - unreal! THANKS to all for the help and guidance here.
For what it's worth, I still think AMZN is going to blow the doors off of earnings and may even announce a split. If so, $3750-$4000 is realistic on the share price. I've been holding shares since $333, so I'm still exposed to the upside.
I'm done for the day!!!
Happy I sold for a profit on Fri, but looking at a 23% gain (just on the equity) hurts to see.chrisfield said:
I hope some of you absolutely slayed it on those NET options to make up for the fact that I absolutely sold WAYYYY too early.
Damn good trade, savor it. Buy your wife a nice gift and get some quality time.BT1395 said:oldarmy1 said:When building your capital this is the correct approach. You caught a flyer and had good reasoning behind the risk taken. Markets underpinned the gains and could easily sell the news of great earnings. You have a significant win on a smaller account. Take it and don't overtrade in the euphoria. In fact, I'd book it and log out for the day.Prognightmare said:I'd sell it and book the profits and then just buy a higher strike and see if you can double dip on Prime/earnings. You would absolutely drink yourself to death if a plane hit Freedom tower and that bad boy went to zero.BT1395 said:BT1395 said:
Just bought AMZN $3,300 for 10/23 expiry (one day after earnings which should be a blow out). Big trade for my little account!
Someone hold me.
Need help on this from you smart people, please...
Up $9,500 on this - which is a lot of money for me in one options trade - and want to consider some sort of hedge while I let the call option rise through earnings. I bought it because I think Prime Day and earnings will be blow outs, so happy to go until expiration if that's the best play, but also don't want to be a moron and leave all the gains vulnerable to going to zero if there's a smart way to play that. Thoughts?
Damn good trade though
Last post on this, but started putting in a trailing stop loss this morning and walked it up all day long in concert with the stong push today. Got stopped out at $210. Net profit of $15,000+ in 4 business days - unreal! THANKS to all for the help and guidance here.
For what it's worth, I still think AMZN is going to blow the doors off of earnings and may even announce a split. If so, $3750-$4000 is realistic on the share price. I've been holding shares since $333, so I'm still exposed to the upside.
I'm done for the day!!!
sell and then rebuy another one further out for initial investment and keep your profit.jeromePOWell said:
I've got 1 contract for NET Jan 2021 calls that I have on a cost basis of $540, small position just experimenting with LEAP's so not life changing money, do I sell or just ride it out and finish my experiment? Tough choice