10-4
I'll update my spreadsheet accordingly
I'll update my spreadsheet accordingly
It will only let you buy 10,000 shares at a time.gougler08 said:
So you can't buy ZOM on fidelity and have to call, may have to do that tomorrow AM if it's around 0.16
I was talking more about the account size.khaos288 said:McInnis 03 said:
Goals
Beware. You literally have to input trades based on day plans and hover over the button to get the orders in on time with that guy.
depends on what type of account, and possibly your balance.aeroag14 said:It will only let you buy 10,000 shares at a time.gougler08 said:
So you can't buy ZOM on fidelity and have to call, may have to do that tomorrow AM if it's around 0.16
Edit: I had the same issue when I tried purchasing more than 10,000 shares. I tried again with 10,000 shares and it worked fine. Also, I just bought in increments of 10,000 shares up to the value I wanted.
If you have after hours trading approved you can. I put in an order just a few minutes ago that has not been filled.gougler08 said:
So you can't buy ZOM on fidelity and have to call, may have to do that tomorrow AM if it's around 0.16
aeroag14 said:It will only let you buy 10,000 shares at a time.gougler08 said:
So you can't buy ZOM on fidelity and have to call, may have to do that tomorrow AM if it's around 0.16
Edit: I had the same issue when I tried purchasing more than 10,000 shares. I tried again with 10,000 shares and it worked fine. Also, I just bought in increments of 10,000 shares up to the value I wanted.
Swollen Thumb said:
Also, I haven't every traded options but would like to.
Hmmm. Not sure if they do that anymore, but will explore again to see. Every "trade options" path within my online account that I've found takes me to a page to apply, which then pulls up a pdf form to fill out and mail in. I'll check it out some more. Thanks!gougler08 said:
I was able to just do a questionnaire online and then they called me to talk through the option risks for 2 min and then I was authorized. That was early last year
Ha! I've been following this thread awhile and ready to dip my toe in the water. But mainly just looking to do simple stuff like selling covered calls. I'll leave all the double butterfly inverse crouching eagle strangle spread trades to you guys!NRD09 said:Swollen Thumb said:
Also, I haven't every traded options but would like to.
We got one boys! Now play him carefully... not too much drag...
bulls would say: promising vet technology.NRD09 said:
So ZOM is mortgaging their mom at this point, right? Do they have promising tech that they are near releasing that will change their trajectory?
BREwmaster said:bulls would say: promising vet technology.NRD09 said:
So ZOM is mortgaging their mom at this point, right? Do they have promising tech that they are near releasing that will change their trajectory?
I think OA's plan on both offerings was to load the boat then sell most shares to go net free on the rest.
Swollen Thumb said:Ha! I've been following this thread awhile and ready to dip my toe in the water. But mainly just looking to do simple stuff like selling covered calls. I'll leave all the double butterfly inverse crouching eagle strangle spread trades to you guys!NRD09 said:Swollen Thumb said:
Also, I haven't every traded options but would like to.
We got one boys! Now play him carefully... not too much drag...
nice! it did hit .26 or so recently I think? I'll sell the majority of mine on the next run up. The volume the last week or so was absolutely insane -- must be a big move coming.george1992 said:BREwmaster said:bulls would say: promising vet technology.NRD09 said:
So ZOM is mortgaging their mom at this point, right? Do they have promising tech that they are near releasing that will change their trajectory?
I think OA's plan on both offerings was to load the boat then sell most shares to go net free on the rest.
Caveat emptor. Big G just bought 50k shares. This baby could now go to zero. But if you look at the last offering, the stock went down to .16 and within 15 days it was back to .22 in about 20 days.
Same thing happened to me on ONTX. I believe it is a one time authorization you have to do in order to trade more than 10K shares of a penny stock at once. I ended up calling and it was pretty quick. Have to answer 4 questions to state you are aware of the risks of trading penny stocks. Then went on to give me resources about OTC markets....I mentioned that ONTX is listed on the NASDAQSwollen Thumb said:
Yes, same for me. Happened with this one and also with ONTX when I tried to buy a while back. I haven't bothered calling yet. If you call, please post or DM me to let me know what you find out (i.e. do you have to call back for each trade, or is it a one-time authorization type deal?).
Also, I haven't every traded options but would like to. Appears Fidelity makes you complete and mail in an application to get approval to trade options in your account. Not sure if that's normal or what, but it's a pain.
RSP715 said:
that describes me to a tee. The cover call basics part.
ZOM hit .27and change on June 26th , just didn't close there. May 8th, hit .35.Jet Black said:
Closed at .27 on May 7th.
Challenger 17 said:
At what point should you buy in with ZOM? I am shooting for .16
Quote:
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"Just amazing how well you executed, especially in such difficult times. I am so proud to work with you!" read the email in its entirety.
Tesla is expected to report its second quarter vehicle delivery and production numbers after the bell on Thursday, and Musk's Wednesday email suggests that Tesla hit its goals. It follows Musk's exhortation earlier in the week to "go all out" as "breaking even is looking super tight."
According to a consensus of analysts surveyed by FactSet, as of July 1, Wall Street expects Tesla to deliver 72,000 vehicles for the period. (Estimates range from 39,000 to 86,000 units expected.)
McInnis 03 said:
SHOP on a one way train to 1000ville?
khaos288 said:
Anyone selling weekly covered calls for 3-5 points above current value, and then just pocketing the cash and if you get called out, you pocket that too?
Thinking of doing this with Uber, XOM, AMD. Do that every week and you're pocketing 10k a year in premium. If you ever get called out, you pick up a few weeks worth premium in cash, and find another stock to buy or buy on pull back.