CX back in the $3.70's... load up??
Talon2DSO said:
So happy I bought fitbit at $5.60 earlier this week
Been at the bid trying to buy more LEAPS yesterday and today. No sellersE said:
CX back in the $3.70's... load up??
$4 in 2021?oldarmy1 said:Been at the bid trying to buy more LEAPS yesterday and today. No sellersE said:
CX back in the $3.70's... load up??
yesE said:$4 in 2021?oldarmy1 said:Been at the bid trying to buy more LEAPS yesterday and today. No sellersE said:
CX back in the $3.70's... load up??
I'd take some off on that $1.85Shiner Bock said:
That disney call looking solid today
I believe the 3250 will happen, but not sure this calendar 2019 (it would be fantastic if it does).oldarmy1 said:
If the S&P keeps to the channel this breakout start could see 3250 area.
I missed itoldarmy1 said:I'd take some off on that $1.85Shiner Bock said:
That disney call looking solid today
Other than the unknown striking any moment the trend certainly favors you. I'm also peeling off some cash slowly, but primarily opting for hedges. Give me a 30% gain with a 5% lost hedge and net 25% each cycle and I'm fat and happy..Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:I believe the 3250 will happen, but not sure this calendar 2019 (it would be fantastic if it does).oldarmy1 said:
If the S&P keeps to the channel this breakout start could see 3250 area.
I have been focused on the S&P for some years now and I find the relatively current sluggishness in the DJIA a curious thing. After a few new record highs in the S&P, the DJIA has been in a lagging position, IMO.
At the present, DJIA is approx. 100 points away from a new record. I believe the DJIA will get those 100 points, maybe today. The S&P should tag along for the ride up. If the DJIA makes a new record I think I'll take my S&P to cash and wait for a retreat to re-establish the S&P position and ride it to 3250. Any thoughts on that strategy?
Should retestE said:I missed itoldarmy1 said:I'd take some off on that $1.85Shiner Bock said:
That disney call looking solid today
I'd wait to see if after a big up move on macro markets we don't consolidate and that gives the bears some traction to retreat share prices before covering.YNWA_AG said:
Is this a good area to re-enter into WORK?
khkman22 said:
Hmm, with your track record, I think I'll pass.
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$NFLX - 6,400 Feb $290 calls bought for about $22.00 this afternoon
Just laying down $14 million before starting the weekend...we've all been there before
george1992 said:
I'm going to put you guys, gals and in-betweens onto a stock that has made me a lot of money. It is Texas Pacific Land Trust. I'm part of a group that owns around 10% of the company. It trades under TPL. There is a lot of articles on the going ons lately for this company (considering converting to a c-corp, big fight over a trustee position etc). Things have settled down and our group has a representative on the Conversion Committee and that same person will likely be a board member once the company converts to a C corporation.
There is a lot of upside potential in this stock. It has traded as high as $915 recently and is currently trading around $620. There was a bad earnings report Q2 as a result of excessive legal fees. The majority of those fees are now gone and all lawsuits have been settled. The Q3 report was much better and now the stock appears to be back on a upward swing. I think it could hit $900 per share and then $2000 per share at the end of next year. At that point we will diversify away from this holding but still maintain a large position because we feel it can go much higher.
You can find some quick background on this company here:
http://www.tpltrust.com/
There is also a blog that keeps track of the comings and goings with the trust:
https://tpltblog.com/
It is a very lightly traded stock and the price of oil does affect the price of the stock. But its not an operating company is very different from the other mineral trusts out there. They have a water company, own a ton of land and most of the mineral interests of the trust have yet to be tapped.