Agreed
Dr. Faustus said:How far out would you look on the options with earnings next week?oldarmy1 said:Well, if those futures hold you'd likely see DE flash below the Darvis Box premarket. Be a good buy looking for it to quickly move back above it. For options you'd wait for open and the second its back above $155.25 and enter.Prognightmare said:
Futures look like garbage for the open. I raised cash today though so anything that looks promising to you, please share.
Prognightmare said:
MU is looking REALLY attractive. What's a target price to go long shares, not options?
Unless it rolls over and ends up neutral or even negative.leoj said:
Roku going to end up pushing to ath in the near future?
Rice and Fries said:
Link to WSJ Article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-china-decided-to-play-hardball-in-trade-talks-11557358715?mod=rsswn
"The new hard line taken by China in trade talkssurprising the White House and threatening to derail negotiationscame after Beijing interpreted recent statements and actions by President Trump as a sign the U.S. was ready to make concessions, said people familiar with the thinking of the Chinese side.
The hardened battle lines were prompted by Beijing's decision to take a more aggressive stance in negotiations, according to the people following the talks. They said Beijing was emboldened by the perception that the U.S. was ready to compromise.
"Why would you be constantly asking the Fed to lower rates if your economy is not turning weak," said Mei Xinyu, an analyst at a think tank affiliated with China's Commerce Ministry. If the U.S.'s resolve was weakening, the thinking in Beijing went, the U.S. would be more willing to cut a deal, even if Beijing hardened its positions."
The Chinese misread the situation...why the hell would a country that refuses to negotiate with terrorists and having an incredible economic boom become willing to cut a deal and compromise?
Honestly, lets just give them our list of demands and increase the tariffs to 25% on the total $500B worth of goods and just let them suffer till they are willing to sign our deal.
It's just impossible to read. INTC losing that support could give bears escape and bulls incentive to flood in or it could be toast. Big down opening might melt down more but as a rule I tend to take a gift one day profit of that size.foleyt said:
I picked up an INTC put before close yesterday after the lowered guidance. It's down 1.50 from close - should I sell my put immediately at open or hold for a while? I can't imagine they have a green day today but don't want to get greedy when I should be up around 80%.
I bought the 7/19 $30 strike calls with the profits from yesterday.02skiag said:
Anyone buying more LPSN calls if they get down to .40 or below again?
There goes a bunch of themoldarmy1 said:
Welp there goes OSTK
oldarmy1 said:
Buying TEUM trading shares back $4.15