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My God, have you ever seen a gap down like this?
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Go back and look at them in Aug - Oct 2019. What's the story with this stock?
Looks like a merger. Maybe the share prices are being displayed poorly in your chart?
Looks like a merger. Maybe the share prices are being displayed poorly in your chart?
How would the board rank LUV, DAL. UAL and AAL for long term plays? Any other airlines you'd recommend over any of those?
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I see you whales buying
Touchless said:
How would the board rank LUV, DAL. UAL and AAL for long term plays? Any other airlines you'd recommend over any of those?
JetBlue
Another quick question on this. If I sell to open a call option, in the event it is exercised at some point, is my account automatically debited those shares or what happens exactly on my end to fulfill that obligation? I submitted 2 sell to open call options for IOVA and I hope they expire worthless if someone picks them up, but want to know what to expect in case it's called out.McInnis 03 said:If you already own 100 shares of something, just do a single order "Sell to open" a contract on the underlying. TDA's "covered call" is confusing if you haven't done it before.Touchless said:
Can someone help me understand how to issue covered calls? I haven't done it before and I want to make sure I enter one correctly if I ever do it. Below is a screenshot of one I could do for LEN.
Obviously select Covered Call and then I assume I select Sell since I own the shares already. I can do 100 or 200 shares since I own 217 which defaults to 1 or 2 contracts. I do Buy to Open?? And then enter whatever date and strike price I want. I would then receive the premium listed in the box I'm guessing, but there is also an "estimated amount" below that is throwing me off. That calcs out to me selling all 200 shares for the current share price (which I obviously don't want to do) instead of the strike price so this is why I think I'm doing something wrong here.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. TIA.
Yeah, LK had a bigger one this morning.Exsurge Domine said:
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My God, have you ever seen a gap down like this?
Would y'all consider deep in the money LEAPs on some of those? LUV for example you could pay about half the cost up front for 100 shares (1/21/22 $17.5C is around $17 and current stock price is at $32.80). Have almost 2 years for the stock to bounce back for a strong return.
The consensus here is that there is not couple more months of pain for airlines?
We don't think at least 1 or 2 airlines with worst balance sheet restructures in and out of Ch 11?
How about puts on the weakest airline and calls on strongest...
Or is that line of thinking only for cruise lines since they didnt get the bailout.
We don't think at least 1 or 2 airlines with worst balance sheet restructures in and out of Ch 11?
How about puts on the weakest airline and calls on strongest...
Or is that line of thinking only for cruise lines since they didnt get the bailout.
Airlines are probably looking at 12 months minimum of disaster.thirdcoast said:
The consensus here is that there is not couple more months of pain for airlines?
We don't think at least 1 or 2 airlines with worst balance sheet restructures in and out of Ch 11?
How about puts on the weakest airline and calls on strongest...
Or is that line of thinking only for cruise lines since they didnt get the bailout.
"Fort Worth where the West begins...and Dallas is where the East peters out!"
Touchless said:Another quick question on this. If I sell to open a call option, in the event it is exercised at some point, is my account automatically debited those shares or what happens exactly on my end to fulfill that obligation? I submitted 2 sell to open call options for IOVA and I hope they expire worthless if someone picks them up, but want to know what to expect in case it's called out.McInnis 03 said:If you already own 100 shares of something, just do a single order "Sell to open" a contract on the underlying. TDA's "covered call" is confusing if you haven't done it before.Touchless said:
Can someone help me understand how to issue covered calls? I haven't done it before and I want to make sure I enter one correctly if I ever do it. Below is a screenshot of one I could do for LEN.
Obviously select Covered Call and then I assume I select Sell since I own the shares already. I can do 100 or 200 shares since I own 217 which defaults to 1 or 2 contracts. I do Buy to Open?? And then enter whatever date and strike price I want. I would then receive the premium listed in the box I'm guessing, but there is also an "estimated amount" below that is throwing me off. That calcs out to me selling all 200 shares for the current share price (which I obviously don't want to do) instead of the strike price so this is why I think I'm doing something wrong here.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. TIA.
On fidelity, if you are called out or the stock price is above your strike price at the final day of the period, then it automatically sells the stocks to cover your obligation (normally actually executes on Saturday for whatever reason)
Buying airlines now? Lord the risk appetite here is off the charts. Im surprised no one trades futures.
AAL had big movement on the 15c today for apr17
I don't think certain airlines are necessary all that risky. No idea when they recover but certainly think they will due to a number of factors. Whether it takes 6 months or two years from now I think there are bargains to be had. That said I think you will be able to get in on airlines at a good price for awhile.
thumbsup06 said:
Ackerman
I doubt it. I have met the guy and that doesn't seem like his trade. But what do I know.
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My rh has a couple hundred bucks in cash right now, thinking maybe I'll sell puts on nio until I get assigned, then sell calls. Is there a better strategy than just selling $2.5p for next Friday?
(Edit: idea being that China is farther along in the covid journey therefore hopefully closer to recovery than we are. Also it's just $250)
(Edit: idea being that China is farther along in the covid journey therefore hopefully closer to recovery than we are. Also it's just $250)
oldarmy1 said:
You guys who were asking about when to start buying airline stocks. Now
I respect your opinion a lot so why do you believe what I quoted?
Holy hell, anyone think 3M gets slaughtered tomorrow?
Which one(s) do you prefer?oldarmy1 said:
You guys who were asking about when to start buying airline stocks. Now
I'm betting they weren't running the manufacturing at 100%, which holds onto the shortages and spike pricing.
Clorox and Purell Bette the watching
Clorox and Purell Bette the watching
What were they doing?
Get ready to buy 3M. Yummy
yeah, talk about a sweet buy opportunityoldarmy1 said:
Get ready to buy 3M. Yummy
good to go long ?
...this may be silly, but why buy and not sell? Sounds like Trump kicked them in the nuts. Is the buy because of the Defense Production Act?khaos288 said:yeah, talk about a sweet buy opportunityoldarmy1 said:
Get ready to buy 3M. Yummy
I haven't looked into it specially but I believe they were selling the masks to foreign governments and not doing for us.
I'm just assuming they'll take a heavy hit, but in the long term be fine. Short term fines and bad news during this might mean HEAVY discount. In reality though, government fines levied vs non-stop full production sell outs at a company like 3m? I'll take the discount and give it a year.AnyOtherName said:...this may be silly, but why buy and not sell? Sounds like Trump kicked them in the nuts. Is the buy because of the Defense Production Act?khaos288 said:yeah, talk about a sweet buy opportunityoldarmy1 said:
Get ready to buy 3M. Yummy
They don't sell direct, and they weren't doing anything about their resellers' price gouging.
Fuji film having a nice start in Tokyo
AnyOtherName said:...this may be silly, but why buy and not sell? Sounds like Trump kicked them in the nuts. Is the buy because of the Defense Production Act?khaos288 said:yeah, talk about a sweet buy opportunityoldarmy1 said:
Get ready to buy 3M. Yummy
If you own it the damage will be done when it opens lower. But it becomes a buy when you get oversold on emotion because it's a solid company in a safe industry.
moses1084ever said:
Fuji film having a nice start in Tokyo
Wonder if there's some news about this antiviral
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