PINS $25 call for a dime might be worth a shot if it becomes a flyer.
any opinion on how long it takes to fill the gap up around 37?oldarmy1 said:
Bought MOMO on the shake out drop... crazy
And I'll be selling all of these buys at $31.70 area. Also might use options to further juice them instead of a sell, using covered calls
Once it gets going (which could be after this shake) probably into earnings.FishrCoAg said:any opinion on how long it takes to fill the gap up around 37?oldarmy1 said:
Bought MOMO on the shake out drop... crazy
And I'll be selling all of these buys at $31.70 area. Also might use options to further juice them instead of a sell, using covered calls
That's actually a prudent recommendation. I get mad when a stock is down 50% or more and then firms come out and downgrade a stock or raising recommendations after a stock soars 70%,tailgatetimer10 said:
How do these companies get away with posting articles and headlines like this??
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/amd-stock-falls-after-wells-fargo-downgrade-2020-02-20
The stock "falls".. it's down 1.5% after a near 30% surge.
Embarrassing.
No reason to doubt OA that this will eventually run, but in the meantime $4 calls and puts are cheap when they are moving OTM and so far it has always gravitated back to $4. Have traded these a few times now and made a couple bucks. Think I'm about to start doing the same with LEVI at $20Aggie_2463 said:Barty said:....and back to reality for CXAggie_2463 said:
CX up 8% to $4.08 pre-market like stated above, but why?
I saw a report on stocktwits they are going to address climate change?
No kidding.... ugh
Well, it fell... a little.tailgatetimer10 said:
Not knocking the recommendation, knocking the headline.
It's now down 0.7%
UpstateAg said:
Nsiap but y'all see the td Ameritrade guy on yahoo saying what is going on to sdc is criminal?
Quote:
SmileDirectClub Defends Its Top Doctor, Calls State Board Allegations 'Unfounded and Untrue'
4:24 am ET February 20, 2020 (Benzinga) Print
SmileDirectClub Inc.'s (NASDAQ: SDC) Chief Clinical Officer may lose California license after a 2-year dental board investigation.
What Happened
SmileDirectClub, which calls itself a pioneer in direct-to-customer "oral care med" tech, has released a statement saying it "stands behind its doctors." The company responded to accusations against its Chief Clinical Officer Jeffrey Sulitzer calling the board's claims "baseless" and "entirely without merit."
Sulitzer is facing California disciplinary action, as he's being accused of violating the state law, defrauding state dental regulators, and acting with gross negligence toward patients while "furthering" SmileDirectClub's business expansion. Sulitzer stands to lose his 16-year old California dental license, according to Reuters.
Why It Matters
SmileDirectClub is expected to release Q4-2019 results on Feb 25.
The teledentistry company has been increasing its reach by working with dentists and orthodontists while previously selling direct-to-customers exclusively.
California's Department of Consumer Affairs revealed to Reuters that the complaint filed against Sulitzer may result in a formal disciplinary hearing in Sacramento on Nov. 12. The Office of Administrative Hearings, however, has not yet scheduled it.
Complaints regarding SmileDirectClub's dental aligners have been piling up, with Reuters discovering 60 complaints related to loose or lost teeth, bite misalignments, jaw pain and need for costly treatments after having used the company's products.
What Else Is There
SmileDirectClub has been the center of controversy since NBC news revealed an investigation into a "growing list of complaints." The company had then released a statement countering NBC's story, stating it did not include "one interview or statement from the more than 750,000 satisfied customers."
Is roku in the wireless speaker system space?Prognightmare said:
I think ROKU has taken market share from SONO
Excellent. Nothing like double dipping covered calls!jbeck3487 said:
PTI is back to $2. My covered calls expired tomorrow, so I sell more especially if we get another run up.
I don't see anything. Could be an imbalance pop which is why I go with covered calls. I hope it sinks back down allowing me to earn premium again.HoustonAg_2009 said:
Whats the story on today's pop? Can't find any news, but the volume is huge -- 425% daily volume in the 1st hour of trading.