Lol, I know what you mean. I think of it as gambling still, just a little more in control of are odds/risks and minus the casino taking juice.
tailgatetimer10 said:
I have no clue what to do with this thing. I threw some money at it after it was brought up here. I agreed with the initial assessment. However, never did I expect this. I sold my initial investment, but clearly by now I have much more in it than I originally had. Is anyone else stepping out of this thing? It's out of my realm of knowledge now....
Against my better judgement, I held on to these all day through a ~40% loss. Just now went green to 4%.TecRecAg said:
I know this happens because of my lack of discipline but Lord... I can't help but think there is someone with a "drive down the price" button with their thumb hovering over it everytime I buy a BABA call. Killin me Petey!
I'm sitting today out, but if I were to make a play it'd probably be on FFIV and I'd do a 140p 160c short strikes IC on it....but I'm just not feeling it today.$30,000 Millionaire said:
McInnis - I don't know if the expected move of PFE is going to be enough to justify it. FFIV and MCD have good ranges. PFE if I'm calculating right (right now) only has a $1.50 expected move.
sell verticals against themwanderer said:
I have some calls (SQ, NIO, PFE) that are all net free that don't expire until December.
Is there a best way to capitalize on long term net free calls instead of just letting them sit there?
ROKU dailyAggiesincebirth said:If you get a chance can you post what this might look like? I can google what a bull flag chart looks like in general and have, but real life examples always help. If not no worries at all. Just trying to learn a little more on when to look for those.gougler08 said:Aggiesincebirth said:
ROKU consolidation looks like it is gearing up for a big move, no?
Definitely in a bull flag pattern on the daily chart
Side note bought calls on Visa exp Friday. Thinking if it can clear $200 it will fly back to it's all time high of around $213. Got them for $0.37 per contract stike $207.5.
Thank you! I have a lot of studying to do that is for sure. I would not know where to draw the lines for that triangle or the darvas box.BREwmaster said:ROKU dailyAggiesincebirth said:If you get a chance can you post what this might look like? I can google what a bull flag chart looks like in general and have, but real life examples always help. If not no worries at all. Just trying to learn a little more on when to look for those.gougler08 said:Aggiesincebirth said:
ROKU consolidation looks like it is gearing up for a big move, no?
Definitely in a bull flag pattern on the daily chart
Side note bought calls on Visa exp Friday. Thinking if it can clear $200 it will fly back to it's all time high of around $213. Got them for $0.37 per contract stike $207.5.
I don't see a flag on the daily, but I do a see a pennant, bullish either way though.
more intriguing, I see a Darvas box on the hourly chart!
Here's where I have it now...with the green line the extended move up from the last couple of weeks and the red lines the "flag" where there is resistance and support. In theory, the when breaking a bull flag with volume you'll get another extended move up similar to the first (2nd green line) so could see up to $200, but think you'd need S&P at all time highs to even have a chance of thatAggiesincebirth said:If you get a chance can you post what this might look like? I can google what a bull flag chart looks like in general and have, but real life examples always help. If not no worries at all. Just trying to learn a little more on when to look for those.gougler08 said:Aggiesincebirth said:
Roku consolidation looks like it is gearing up for a big move, no?
Definitely in a bull flag pattern on the daily chart
Side note bought calls on Visa exp Friday. Thinking if it can clear $200 it will fly back to it's all time high of around $213. Got them for $0.37 per contract stike $207.5.
Absolutely, you can sell covered calls against them.wanderer said:
I have some calls (SQ, NIO, PFE) that are all net free that don't expire until December.
Is there a best way to capitalize on long term net free calls instead of just letting them sit there?
Quote:Thank you! I have a lot of studying to do that is for sure. I would not know where to draw the lines for that triangle or the darvas box.Quote:
ROKU...
I assume if you have a darvas box on the hourly, it needs to breakout to see a follow through tomorrow?
Thank you to the both of you! Very helpful for me to see.gougler08 said:Here's where I have it now...with the green line the extended move up from the last couple of weeks and the red lines the "flag" where there is resistance and support. In theory, the when breaking a bull flag with volume you'll get another extended move up similar to the first (2nd green line) so could see up to $200, but think you'd need S&P at all time highs to even have a chance of thatAggiesincebirth said:If you get a chance can you post what this might look like? I can google what a bull flag chart looks like in general and have, but real life examples always help. If not no worries at all. Just trying to learn a little more on when to look for those.gougler08 said:Aggiesincebirth said:
Roku consolidation looks like it is gearing up for a big move, no?
Definitely in a bull flag pattern on the daily chart
Side note bought calls on Visa exp Friday. Thinking if it can clear $200 it will fly back to it's all time high of around $213. Got them for $0.37 per contract stike $207.5.
And Brew is right, more of a pennant, but same general principle either way
I've sold covered calls against shares that I own, but selling covered calls against call options?McInnis 03 said:Absolutely, you can sell covered calls against them.wanderer said:
I have some calls (SQ, NIO, PFE) that are all net free that don't expire until December.
Is there a best way to capitalize on long term net free calls instead of just letting them sit there?
So I do it all the time. I think the key here is that what you sell against it has to be equal to or greater than the call you have.wanderer said:I've sold covered calls against shares that I own, but selling covered calls against call options?McInnis 03 said:Absolutely, you can sell covered calls against them.wanderer said:
I have some calls (SQ, NIO, PFE) that are all net free that don't expire until December.
Is there a best way to capitalize on long term net free calls instead of just letting them sit there?
I'm not able to wrap my head around that, guess I need to poke around google.
Rice and Fries said:
PFE is starting Phase 3, up above $38.50 in after hours.
Rice and Fries said:
Hey man, money is money!
goodness! RadioSilentPlay is killing it, glad I got in on this one! and I owe McInnis some beer!SpeedyAg90 said:
MARA !!!