Which calls are we all in on APPL?

zwhag2010 said:

---

gigemJTH12 said:

---

this makes be want to quadruple down

---

What are current calls on this? I'm in a 145c Feb 19

---

Folks are in different ones. I am on March 150s.

TIGR with volume

UWMC - Sold Feb $15 covered calls here at $0.50.

Offer side quote is used. Same if long calls - ATP uses bidside.

zwhag2010 said:

---

gigemJTH12 said:

---

this makes be want to quadruple down

---

What are current calls on this? I'm in a 145c Feb 19

---

I'd go Feb 19 $142's at this time

I went further out to March with $160s, if only to avoid major pain if the macros fail.

Sitting right at the 8ema currently

KIQ moving a little

Good place to enter MRVL right here, if interested.

rtpAggie said:

---

$EGOC

holding onto it as a little bit of a loss right now waiting to see if the announcement gets a bump.

anyone know when that is?

---

They have 30 days I believe

Question for the OG's. How do you treat your sells on our MA net free shares. What do you look for to sell? Trailing stop losses? Or just plan on holding for ever per say...

Mgni
Ontx
Cidm
These three are way in the net free stage. Always wonder when I should let a few more go.

Colt98 said:

---

Question for the OG's. How do you treat your sells on our MA net free shares. What do you look for to sell? Trailing stop losses? Or just plan on holding for ever per say...

Mgni
Ontx
Cidm
These three are way in the net free stage. Always wonder when I should let a few more go.

---

Up to you. I think as long as the business thesis is intact and there is no complete technical damage, say under the 200ma, I hold. These are the stocks in 5-10 years you talk about as a 10x. Some like $NIO and $MGNI already are, and to illustrate both of those are just getting started.

Colt98 said:

---

Question for the OG's. How do you treat your sells on our MA net free shares. What do you look for to sell? Trailing stop losses? Or just plan on holding for ever per say...

Mgni
Ontx
Cidm
These three are way in the net free stage. Always wonder when I should let a few more go.

---

I wonder about this a lot too.

I realize the answer is somewhere between "it depends" or "you'll never go broke taking profits" or "you're playing with house money, let it roll".

zwhag2010 said:

---

gigemJTH12 said:

---

this makes be want to quadruple down

---

What are current calls on this? I'm in a 145c Feb 19

---

I am in the same and just doubled up. Last time OA was pounding the table on a trade a just dipped my toe in and missed out. Not this time!

CrazyRichAggie said:

---

zwhag2010 said:

---

gigemJTH12 said:

---

this makes be want to quadruple down

---

What are current calls on this? I'm in a 145c Feb 19

---

I am in the same and just doubled up. Last time OA was pounding the table on a trade a just dipped my toe in and missed out. Not this time!

---

I added a 142 Feb 19 and a few 150 march19

More weed chatter. I'm already in the March $20 calls

Colt98 said:

---

Question for the OG's. How do you treat your sells on our MA net free shares. What do you look for to sell? Trailing stop losses? Or just plan on holding for ever per say...

Mgni
Ontx
Cidm
These three are way in the net free stage. Always wonder when I should let a few more go.

---

I wouldn't sell the bolded until those companies have realized their potential growth. I wouldn't sell MGNI until I could take advantage of long term capital gains taxes. However, it's still going up.

Likely Model T time on BFT.

Large volume stick on AAPL minute chart

Edit: what happened to it? It's like it dissappeared

First let me apologize, I bought this months before I started following this thread more closely and posting here. But anyone have any thoughts on RECAF (Canadian O&G company with all the acres in Namibia that is supposed to be the biggest oil play since the Permian Basin).

They are drilling exploratory wells as we speak and I got in at 88cents, hit $4 dropped to $2.50 and now just over $3. The thought is if the field hits as expected it will get bought up by a major so could still be pretty good upside on it, but it is a 'wildcatter'. For me no risk, I'm net free. Just wondering what the actual "smart" people on here might think of this one.

Thanks.

ASO has been a killer stock for me since IPO, I know others on the board have held as well.

TD is telling me short interest is 43% of float....seems super high? Worth trimming some winnings?

gigemJTH12 said:

---

I made a very irresponsible/undisciplined trade based on the $AAPL confidence from our fearless leader.

My kids ability to eat for a while rests on this one.


no pressure, OA.

---

Was that you buying those 600K shares?

Red Red Wine,

I am not a big contributor here, but most responses to scenarios like this recommend going "net free" on a stock. Looks like you already did that, so I think most would let it ride for a while, maybe set a stop loss

CrazyRichAggie said:

---

gigemJTH12 said:

---

I made a very irresponsible/undisciplined trade based on the $AAPL confidence from our fearless leader.

My kids ability to eat for a while rests on this one.


no pressure, OA.

---

Was that you buying those 600K shares?

---

lol...my irresponsible trade is probably a fraction of most of yalls regular plays.

I am very disciplined in my contracts per trade.

I went 5x here.

Tibbers said:

---

Have you guys heard anything about TSNP? Very very exciting startup. They are a fintech disruptor that aims a global footprint. They are similar to PayPal, square and Venmo; however, they are same day services backed via blockchain technology. They have basically created a better wheel. Using QR codes from vendors to customers they bypass the need for costly credit card machines and service, instead offering the entirety of sales in a 4.99 per month service. Zero startup costs for vendors to switch and is completely reliant on if customers have a phone. They are ahead of schedule and in 40 different countries as of this week. Think of avoiding bank transfer fees, monetary exchanges via country to country, and lessen the burden of fees to vendors for entry into the market. The app also allows you to rate vendors thereby circumventing the need for yelp or Google reviews as this would be an all in one platform. The best part is the team at the helm is really good and communicates their multi-decade goal and approach. Here is their last investor call. I really really like this company and it's only at .42. Just look at square or PayPal. They are at 249 a share. If this company does what they intend to do, I could see a similar rise to those levels over the decade. Anyway, here is the investor conference call, take a listen and see if they can convince you as they have convinced me:
https://www.humblpay.com/investors/investor-call

---

Dude... thanks!