HK looks interesting. May have found a bottom with a reverse head and shoulders formation over the last few weeks. I'll be watching that one
I'll grab some shares premarket (unless spiked) into opening. If low volume any buying would send up up which is not the goal when desiring accumulation. I'll wait to see if we get a 30 minute pullback move $1.50-$1.75 I'd accumulate up to 25k shares. Much smaller than say the oil accumulation size.ea1060 said:
Oldarmy how much money would you invest in BBOX as an entry point? Did a little research on them and looks interesting.
gougler08 said:
So random question on stop losses...if I have stock that is valued at $100 today and I put a stop loss on for $99, but it opens tomorrow at $95...do I still get the $99 value of the stop loss or is it sold at the open price?
gougler08 said:
That's what I assumed, just wanted to make sure
Indeed. Should be a premium mover.Ragoo said:
Looking like a big beautiful green open this morning. Hopefully I can get out of some options expiring this week and free up some buying power.
Love it when a plan comes together...aapl over 190 already this morning and my calls have doubled. Taking half off here and letting rest ride.aggiehunter3 said:
Thanks OA for the LADR gift. Picked up 450 shares at 15.7 last week.
Also aapl in a big wedge tracking the 50 day. If it gets through recent $187.5 resistance it should jump to 190 quickly. I picked up some 7/20 $190s this morning.
I currently own a few thousand, but I can't sell naked puts because I own them in my Roth :/oldarmy1 said:
I wouldn't bat an eyelash at entering any of those energy trades at current levels. And if its your first entries and you have options trading available then why not sell the August $5 naked Put at $0.50. You either get SN at a net $4.50 entry or you make $0.50/share. That's pretty sweet crude....
Not me.pfo said:
OA, is it time to sell TWTR?
Not sure but its still holding withint the range.gougler08 said:
Do you think this is just moving back in to the flag pattern after a fake our breakout
OK - What I was hopin would happen is a gap fill on BBOX which we got. That filled me what I wanted and allowed me to buy back my covered calls at a 18% gain. So I'm now sitting in shares only and if we approach $2.50 I sell coveredf calls again on 25% of a much larger holding. Remember - my goal is to end up with half of my core holding net free. The volitilaty on these kind of stocks are a dream for reducing holding price over a short period of time while it is trying to figure out major support.oldarmy1 said:
I got a paltry number of naked Puts sold on BBOX as it worked toward filling the gap. I purchased several thousand shares at $2.23-$2.25. Like I said earlier, the lack of float is going to make this a hard read. I just sold covered calls on 25% of shares purchased to give me a $2.90 net share sell if called out above $2.50. Otherwise those put a nice dent in average share price.
Very smart - I never thought about using this type of strategy with the calls of getting the fill price I want. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. So I followed the same, entered at 2.24, but sold the 2.5 calls at .60. Will look at buying back as the price decreases again (sell high buy low). Thanks for sharing!oldarmy1 said:OK - What I was hopin would happen is a gap fill on BBOX which we got. That filled me what I wanted and allowed me to buy back my covered calls at a 18% gain. So I'm now sitting in shares only and if we approach $2.50 I sell coveredf calls again on 25% of a much larger holding. Remember - my goal is to end up with half of my core holding net free. The volitilaty on these kind of stocks are a dream for reducing holding price over a short period of time while it is trying to figure out major support.oldarmy1 said:
I got a paltry number of naked Puts sold on BBOX as it worked toward filling the gap. I purchased several thousand shares at $2.23-$2.25. Like I said earlier, the lack of float is going to make this a hard read. I just sold covered calls on 25% of shares purchased to give me a $2.90 net share sell if called out above $2.50. Otherwise those put a nice dent in average share price.
Grab the $40 Put if you want to limit exposure. I don't know where anyones holdings are at so how you would trade it versus me at a net free holding could be worlds apart.SnowboardAg said:
$TWTR going for a gap fill on daily. Next support 41.70
holding and selling covered callsoldarmy1 said:Grab the $40 Put if you want to limit exposure. I don't know where anyones holdings are at so how you would trade it versus me at a net free holding could be worlds apart.SnowboardAg said:
$TWTR going for a gap fill on daily. Next support 41.70
After such a crazy ride upward seeing it fill that 2nd gap all the way to mid $37's wouldn't be out of possibility. That would be a 50% retracement from initial breakout to highs.