NIO with the fake out trend reversal is now looking to breakout.
Aggie_2463 said:Thanks for the info. I'm trying to get in and out, capture some profits and move on.oldarmy1 said:A) Determine if you are the type of investor to take on these kind of long horizon companiesAggie_2463 said:
MNGA is sitting at 2.77, would this be a good time to buy in?
B) Research on your own and see if the stock checks the boxes off of your personal philosophy
C) Develop a strategy on initial entry and averaging up or down dependent on price movement post-entry.
Here is the latest research overview put out, to assist in decision making.
https://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/researchreports/US55939M2008TaronisTechnologiesupdate050219.pdf
your shares would only be called away if they are deep in the money and most likely not until expiration.Aggiesincebirth said:
Question for the options guys. I am new to this so please be kind.
If I own 300 shares of FB and I am trying to get rid of them and my dollar cost average is 200 but I am willing to sell them now. I wanted to do covered calls and I was looking at this:
Dec 20 $175 strike price $19.10 per contract 3 contracts nets me $5730 it looks like.
Does this mean that if the price hits $175 this week, my shares will be called away and I will have the $5,730 in my account plus the 175 times 300 shares? What are the chances that the contact doesn't get called away until December 20th and I am sitting stagnant waiting?
If I wanted to unload them but wasn't in a hurry, I would sell weeklies until I was called out.Ragoo said:your shares would only be called away if they are deep in the money and most likely not until expiration.Aggiesincebirth said:
Question for the options guys. I am new to this so please be kind.
If I own 300 shares of FB and I am trying to get rid of them and my dollar cost average is 200 but I am willing to sell them now. I wanted to do covered calls and I was looking at this:
Dec 20 $175 strike price $19.10 per contract 3 contracts nets me $5730 it looks like.
Does this mean that if the price hits $175 this week, my shares will be called away and I will have the $5,730 in my account plus the 175 times 300 shares? What are the chances that the contact doesn't get called away until December 20th and I am sitting stagnant waiting?
If you want out of the shares just sell them.
I would sell Near the money weeklies.IrishTxAggie said:If I wanted to unload them but wasn't in a hurry, I would sell weeklies until I was called out.Ragoo said:your shares would only be called away if they are deep in the money and most likely not until expiration.Aggiesincebirth said:
Question for the options guys. I am new to this so please be kind.
If I own 300 shares of FB and I am trying to get rid of them and my dollar cost average is 200 but I am willing to sell them now. I wanted to do covered calls and I was looking at this:
Dec 20 $175 strike price $19.10 per contract 3 contracts nets me $5730 it looks like.
Does this mean that if the price hits $175 this week, my shares will be called away and I will have the $5,730 in my account plus the 175 times 300 shares? What are the chances that the contact doesn't get called away until December 20th and I am sitting stagnant waiting?
If you want out of the shares just sell them.
Selfishly I'm hoping it dips a bit tomorrow AM so I can hop in...that big gap up to $24 is really enticingoldarmy1 said:
SUM posts earnings premarket and has had a 20% move for its most recent breakout and a 43% move off initial bottom.
Plan accordingly.
The tweets swing the markets more than him actually speaking. Typically because his tweets are fired from the hip whereas his speeches are actually written out and he doesn't deviate...usually. With that said, I don't think it will have any market effect. He'll go on about the low unemployment numbers, new jobs, revived manufacturing industry, etc. He'll toot his horn and he has every right to. He may say we are close to a deal with China which could be interesting.jayelbee said:
Any thoughts on SOTU tonight?
Market makers made it tough to hedge. No $16 options. It's $15 or $17.50 and the stock ranging exactly in between. And people think market makers aren't in complete control.gougler08 said:Selfishly I'm hoping it dips a bit tomorrow AM so I can hop in...that big gap up to $24 is really enticingoldarmy1 said:
SUM posts earnings premarket and has had a 20% move for its most recent breakout and a 43% move off initial bottom.
Plan accordingly.
oldarmy1 said:
You technical people know what that is called?
oldarmy1 said:
Descending triangles after a volume top. Intraday was the tell that we'd venture lower. When you see that on a daily chart don't be long.
So it predicted accurately a further breakdown intraday, so now if markets manage to reverse that and hit new high the markets will move higher. If not then markets are on reversal watch.
But not if it stays in its current channel.Philip J Fry said:
I have to kind of laugh at the technical stuff sometimes. "It's either about to break upwards, or break downwards".
The intraday especially!Philip J Fry said:
I have to kind of laugh at the technical stuff sometimes. "It's either about to break upwards, or break downwards".
YES!tramaro1 said:
OA1, are you still holding out till around $1.90 for CSX?
oldarmy1 said:YES!tramaro1 said:
OA1, are you still holding out till around $1.90 for CSX?
Intraday technical are constantly in flux. That said the triangle wedge accurately predicted a further intraday drop. Then we had a reverse H&S that clearly got broken leading to the quick bear trap move.Philip J Fry said:
I have to kind of laugh at the technical stuff sometimes. "It's either about to break upwards, or break downwards".
I'm taking CSX off here and buying the cheaper weekly $69's for a lower risk trade. We get a lot of decay if no upward movement tomorrow.tramaro1 said:
OA1, are you still holding out till around $1.90 for CSX?