Anyone want to join Big G in shorting TSLA before the earnings are released after the bell?
450p is cheap lottogeorge1992 said:
Anyone want to join Big G in shorting TSLA before the earnings are released after the bell?
Unfortunately I haven't figured out how to trade options yet. Too busy. I just buy and sell or sell and buy stocks. Can't imagine the time I'd spend on trading if you mixed options into my forte. Instead of half my client base being unhappy with my service, it would be closer to 80%!!!khaos288 said:450p is cheap lottogeorge1992 said:
Anyone want to join Big G in shorting TSLA before the earnings are released after the bell?
You guys are starting to make me feel like I'm doing it wrong. Reminds me of my first time with a woman.Pignorant said:
This post sounds like it was written on reddit/wallstreetsbets
Still learning here, so please help me to understand. When you say you rolled out, do you mean you sold the calls at a loss, but reinvested at a later strike date?oldarmy1 said:
I rolled out to next week on BYND. Blah
This morning RCL announced that they expect the virus to result in a loss of $0.10/share earnings for FY20, with an additional $0.10/share if travel restrictions go past February.aggiedaniel06 said:
Bought a bunch of RCL 120P weeklies. Betting that they miss on guidance due to Coronavirus effect.
Whose with me?! lol
Speaking of bouncing off the MA, TSN looks to be forming a hammer off its 200 EMA.Prognightmare said:
Good luck. It bounced hard off its 200 dma. I'll watch you from the cheap seats.
Exactly....versus risking the strike price getting too far away - combined with having 65% of the initial purchases price in value, I take the loss and use the remaining dollars to buy a put out a week. So if I had 100 calls at $3 and they dropped to $2.01 then I sell the 100 calls and go out a week using that same remaining money to buy 64 calls. Money is the same and if it hits a major run up your investment still wins.spud1910 said:Still learning here, so please help me to understand. When you say you rolled out, do you mean you sold the calls at a loss, but reinvested at a later strike date?oldarmy1 said:
I rolled out to next week on BYND. Blah
Thank you!oldarmy1 said:Exactly....versus risking the strike price getting too far away - combined with having 65% of the initial purchases price in value, I take the loss and use the remaining dollars to buy a put out a week. So if I had 100 calls at $3 and they dropped to $2.01 then I sell the 100 calls and go out a week using that same remaining money to buy 64 calls. Money is the same and if it hits a major run up your investment still wins.spud1910 said:Still learning here, so please help me to understand. When you say you rolled out, do you mean you sold the calls at a loss, but reinvested at a later strike date?oldarmy1 said:
I rolled out to next week on BYND. Blah
As I used to say in my younger years ...Ranger222 said:
Typical Fed day BS. Pop on the Fed release, then decline decline decline as Powell speaks and puts his own foot in his mouth
I'm heavy in SDC shares now, doubled down on the shorts dip yesterday. I suppose at this point, wait until it breaks 15 to trim any?oldarmy1 said:
SDC $13.95
Beat, up 6% ah. LRCX up 4%leoj said:
Anyone still looking at NOW? I know it's been on the boards radar before, looks like a real good setup right now