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If you think there's gonna be an MGNI pop in the next week, I just picked up some $12.5 11/20's at $.05

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I grabbed some 3/21 $12.50s for $1. It should definitely bounce back by then I'd think. I'm hoping to either go net free or sell some covered calls on them as it approaches being in the money.

Greg Abbott is in talks with NASDAQ about moving their operations to Texas.

Monday we have vaccine news. Today the world is coming back to a covid end.

MAKE UP YOUR DAMN MINDS.

I've held GOCO since $13.40 also. In OA we trust.

McInnis 03 said:

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Monday we have vaccine news. Today the world is coming back to a covid end.

MAKE UP YOUR DAMN MINDS.

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2600

What close are we looking for here?

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I know y'all are traders but long position question for ya
I'm long jnj (insert jokes here) with cost of 109 80
Had it for couple years. Seems like it doesn't want to get past 150-155.
Thinking of putting in sell order for half my shares at $150. Good idea? Bad idea?
My thought process is that's good to capture solid gains on some of it. But with all healthcare stuff particularly their involvement on covid stuff it is worth holding some.

Wait and see and if it drops to 137 or so sell the rest.

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The general answer is it depends on what you'd do with the money if you sold it and is this taxable or tax free account. If you don't have another investment lined up, I'd be hesitant to sell it especially if I had to pay cap gains on it. Today is a bit of a lower volume red day, so I'd be less worked about it had it been higher volume. 11/4 - 11/10 had pretty good green volume, the 9ema is crossing back above the 21ema, and the MACD all look like it has good positive momentum.

I was going to suggest looking at selling calls at a 155 or 160 strike, but after looking at how low those premiums are, I'm not sure that helps you much. If you are considering selling now, instead you could look at selling Nov27 calls at $150. You could pocket $1.20-$1.25 per share right now, get the $1 per share dividend and then if it's at or above $150 and executes that gets you close to another 1.5%. In all total that would be a 3% gain just by holding on to it for two and a half weeks. If it doesn't execute then you pocket the premium and dividend and can see if it runs up again. You could also wait for a green day and see if premiums jump a bit or wait longer and when it gets closer to 155 look at selling $155 calls as well.

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Greg Abbott is in talks with NASDAQ about moving their operations to Texas.

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Yup. I actually had one of his minions alert me a few months ago they were in talks. I asked if the terms included straight Republican ticket voting for all employees moving down.

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I know one of their AVPs, Dan Romito. He's a Friedman Scholar and conservative, despite being a Chicagoan.

I know a place where they can build a bunch of offices in a QOZ. Just won't be in Austin.

I've heard NASDAQ really has no intention of moving and they're just using it as leverage in the conversations with NY/NJ.

oldarmy1 said:

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Prognightmare said:

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Greg Abbott is in talks with NASDAQ about moving their operations to Texas.

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Yup. I actually had one of his minions alert me a few months ago they were in talks. I asked if the terms included straight Republican ticket voting for all employees moving down.

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McInnis 03 said:

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Dear goodness, I'm green on GOCO after riding it from 13.32 down to the low and back.

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I bought at $17

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I originally bought in at $20.69!!

Been bringing my dollar cost average down ever since. Currently averaged at $14.42.

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This is me almost exactly. In doing so it's my biggest holding by far!!! Hoping for good guidance this quarter and then a blow out Q4.

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wanderer said:

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No advice, but wow, congrats.

Assume you've been holding since 2013ish in order for it to be a 65 bagger?

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Yep - average cost of 28 cents a share in July 0f 2013. Sold most of it (I think I bought 5-10k shares originally) when it ran up the first year or two. Unfortunately, my cost basis for my remaining portion is only $412 (1500 shares), so it's not like this is life-changing money, by any means.

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So, PLUG continues to perform. I reached an 80-bagger today, after a daily 11%+ gain so far. I've thrown away thousands on protective puts (currently hold 3 tranches of them), but it just keeps plugging away. Anyone else have an opinion on PLUG? Cramer from CNBC seems to be hot and cold on them, but currently is positive on the outlook.

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Used to own this stock a while ago and hadn't checked the price. I bought in in 2014 in the $2.xx range. Was just out of college and very new to investing so only bought 500 shares. Sold earlier this year in the $4.xx range. Just saw that it's $22.xx now.

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Just saying "80-bagger" out loud made it move. Just think if I'd have put my entire trading account in that 7 years ago I wouldn't be sitting here today ****ing around with TSLA puts.

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THAT'S HOW YOU END THE WEEK BOYS AND GIRLS!

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MOTHER TRUCKER I DID IT AGAIN.

Have we talked GOCO much on here? I sold December calls on the run up this morning and half of my March calls. Keeping the other March calls and shares through earnings, though that seems like a poor choice going on recent earnings experiences.

Does this lawsuit do anything to drag the price down? It seems a bit suspect - basically that they didn't announce there would be elevated churn in Medicare and that the plaintiffs don't like their revenue sharing agreements. Could be a hit piece by shorts to keep this price down through this earnings report?

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Aggie1391 said:

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I bleed maroon said:

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No advice, but wow, congrats.

Assume you've been holding since 2013ish in order for it to be a 65 bagger?

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Yep - average cost of 28 cents a share in July 0f 2013. Sold most of it (I think I bought 5-10k shares originally) when it ran up the first year or two. Unfortunately, my cost basis for my remaining portion is only $412 (1500 shares), so it's not like this is life-changing money, by any means.

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So, PLUG continues to perform. I reached an 80-bagger today, after a daily 11%+ gain so far. I've thrown away thousands on protective puts (currently hold 3 tranches of them), but it just keeps plugging away. Anyone else have an opinion on PLUG? Cramer from CNBC seems to be hot and cold on them, but currently is positive on the outlook.

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Used to own this stock a while ago and hadn't checked the price. I bought in in 2014 in the $2.xx range. Was just out of college and very new to investing so only bought 500 shares. Sold earlier this year in the $4.xx range. Just saw that it's $22.xx now.

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Just saying "80-bagger" out loud made it move. Just think if I'd have put my entire trading account in that 7 years ago I wouldn't be sitting here today ****ing around with TSLA puts.

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Funny you should mention TSLA puts - - several months ago, I was juuuuusssttt a little off on my timing, and lost about $13k on TSLA puts. So, over a third of my 80-bagger was lost on TSLA, in a manner of thinking.

OA can't hide his volume on MGNI

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Have we talked GOCO much on here? I sold December calls on the run up this morning and half of my March calls. Keeping the other March calls and shares through earnings, though that seems like a poor choice going on recent earnings experiences.

Does this lawsuit do anything to drag the price down? It seems a bit suspect - basically that they didn't announce there would be elevated churn in Medicare and that the plaintiffs don't like their revenue sharing agreements. Could be a hit piece by shorts to keep this price down through this earnings report?

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Think we are all going to be sweating the GOCO earnings call

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Bob Knights Liver said:

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Have we talked GOCO much on here? I sold December calls on the run up this morning and half of my March calls. Keeping the other March calls and shares through earnings, though that seems like a poor choice going on recent earnings experiences.

Does this lawsuit do anything to drag the price down? It seems a bit suspect - basically that they didn't announce there would be elevated churn in Medicare and that the plaintiffs don't like their revenue sharing agreements. Could be a hit piece by shorts to keep this price down through this earnings report?

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Think we are all going to be sweating the GOCO earnings call

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It's a bunch of nonsense.

GRWG earnings beat. It was up $2 a second ago

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Nice beat and positive guidance, yet stock getting hammered AH. What am I missing?

eta - sorry misread details. It was a miss. Question answered!

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McInnis 03 said:

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Nice beat and positive guidance, yet stock getting hammered AH. What am I missing?

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Getting crushed. Damn it.

Missed by .61 is what I read? Expected -0.01, actual was -0.62

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Missed by .61 is what I read? Expected -0.01, actual was -0.62

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Yeah looks like a pretty big miss. Someone earlier posted it was a beat. Not sure what is being missed there. Think their guidance may have been raised, but that is only worth so much if they continue to under-deliver.

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Nice beat and positive guidance, yet stock getting hammered AH. What am I missing?

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It's the machines. I drew this line on the DAILY weeks ago. Look at what this mofo bounced off of on the 2min.

Yeah, I'm in it for a medium term hold so I'm not too concerned. If q4 is a dud I may take my L and move on

Charlie Kelley said:

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Yeah, I'm in it for a medium term hold so I'm not too concerned. If q4 is a dud I may take my L and move on

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I'll need to sell my shares to harvest the loss probably (thanks to this thread, I need to do that this year), but will hold my March calls until Q4 earnings most likely. Hell, OA1 has been so consistently right, I may add March calls tomorrow and just sell my shares anyway.

$PLTR goin nuts the last few days, earnings tomorrow. Broke through $16 AH.

Will be interesting to see their results, UK gvmt have been looking at them to facilitate contact tracing programs. I don't think they are an election result risk like a few initially thought, they did large deals under Obama and helped Trumps ICE crackdown. If they've been able to pick up business on the corporate side will be a huge plus.

I jumped in deep with shares from the $11 breakout.