Prognightmare said:

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diablo loco said:

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anyone else taking heart medication specific to their OSTK holdings? what's lit a fire under it? Is this shorts closing out before 9/23?

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It's a momentum trading stock now. Think musical chairs with real cash. You don't want to be the one on either side of this trade without a chair.

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16,000 Friday calls on it at 23!

Read your profile on twitter, may need some advice for my backyard when my divorce is final.

I would personally wait on ROKU, seems like some rotation out of growth stocks the last two days. It will find support.

If you bought the $55 ZS Put you should be buying at $51

You crack me up Irish.

Model T on ZS stands around $56 if just looking at after hours play. On a macro, once it finds its bottom the Model T is going to be above $70

Geezus it's falling like a rock, what's the buy point?

Missed that. Thank you

IrishTxAggie said:

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For the gamblers, AIMT goes before the FDA panel on 9/13

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I like gambling on biotech! Think I'll pick up some $35 9/20 calls

Peloton sets IPO range between $26 and $29 per share, looks to raise as much as $1.2 billion.

Road show could start as soon as tomorrow.

Don't think the market is in the mood for anymore very no profitable ipo's this late in the game but we'll see. I know they have a huge customer retention rate but that's to be expected when you shell out that much for a bike.

Prognightmare said:

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Read your profile on twitter, may need some advice for my backyard when my divorce is final.

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any time chief... over beers, will trade you for options knowledge I've just been flipping stocks so far and trying to learn.

LOL Irish, great gif

And not even a real bike, an overpriced stationary bike with an iPad glued to it. I'm a cyclist myself, but much prefer zwift for indoor rides - $15 a month vs 40+. Also, I use my real bike on a trainer...far superior set up.

BREwmaster said:

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And not even a real bike, an overpriced stationary bike with an iPad glued to it. I'm a cyclist myself, but much prefer zwift for indoor rides - $15 a month vs 40+. Also, I use my real bike on a trainer...far superior set up.

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i am a Zwifter too

Ragoo,

You buying more ITM calls on ROKU? If so, what month and strike?

As someone that just moved to a more bike-able area and enjoys being outside and liked to bike back in the day, any recommendations for a good bike that for leisurely rides? Not planning to get into the critical mass type of biking.

Buy a used road bike. I have a specialized Allez I bought for $400. Look for all carbon. You should be able to ride white oaks from downtown to BW8.

Prognightmare said:

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Ragoo,

You buying more ITM calls on ROKU? If so, what month and strike?

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man, seeing it at 176 yesterday and then 141 today was a real kick in the nuts. I cannot make heads or tails of the sell off.

Thanks!

It's tied to the Apple + pricing. Street was expecting $9.99/ mo and it's half that thus leading to less revenue for ROKU. However, some estimates put Apple + getting 100 M subs at that rate. This is a huge buying op, IMO and since you follow the options closer than I do I wanted to know what looked attractive to you. If it dips to $135 what January calls should I research. IMO, it hits $200 into that earnings announcement. I may even go out to feb so I have the earnings as insurance.

UpstateAg said:

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Anyone else still have their DBX calls for 9/20? I've got 20C and looking for it to break through 20 tomorrow

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I do.

I like to buy ITM options that far out because I have baked in intrinsic value reducing the cost basis.

If it falls to 135 the Jan 20 2020 135 calls should be under $20. Gives you a break even of 155 and 45 in upside at $200. It also buys you time.

Interesting developments

Prognightmare said:

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Interesting developments

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Yet futures are flat this morning

Flat to down but go up during the day with a strong close would be better for the market breath than open up big and sell off through out the day. JMO

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GameStop Still An 'Attractive Investment' Wedbush Says -- Market Talk
Today 8:56 AM ET (Dow Jones)Print
08:55 ET - Wedbush analysts remain bullish on GameStop's long-term prospects despite the stock falling 16% in premarket trading after the videogame retailer said revenue fell sharply in its most recent quarter. "We continue to believe that GameStop is an attractive investment," Wedbush says. "We think ongoing sales of the Switch Lite, a solid release schedule next year, and the launch of next generation consoles late in the year can keep GameStop generating $200M or more in free cash flow annually for years to come." Wedbush analysts also say the company is well-positioned to go private, either through a creeping repurchase of its own shares or through investment by an outside firm.

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And down 18% to open.

COOP close to $10

COOP!!!

This is crazy pills. Their target market has fully embraced buying hardware via Amazon prime, and software via download and quickly moving to cloud based subscription services.

The content companies are consolidating and will likely land on 2 open platforms.

It's a dying business and the only question is how long the tail is that can be milked.