Volume on it today is insane.
Must have been my 10 calls bought last weekPrognightmare said:
Volume on it today is insane.
So I do most of trading at the moment in an IRA that I am 20+ years away from touching. This is what I will be working towards.oldarmy1 said:
unless you are in an accumulation trade long term and even then I'd have 50% at minimum with covered calls.
FOMO warning, the guy who posted the trade idea said that if it rallies on Monday, wait to buy it on a dip.satexas said:
$BMIX is now at 400%. It punched .03 and now it's about to nail .04. I sold at .18 on a dip but that was at 175% so I was happy. The fact it surged again is crazy.
McInnis 03 said:FOMO warning, the guy who posted the trade idea said that if it rallies on Monday, wait to buy it on a dip.satexas said:
$BMIX is now at 400%. It punched .03 and now it's about to nail .04. I sold at .18 on a dip but that was at 175% so I was happy. The fact it surged again is crazy.
Could she get to a $0.25? Penny, nickel, dime, quarter......satexas said:
$BMIX is now at 400%. It punched .03 and now it's about to nail .04. I sold at .18 on a dip but that was at 175% so I was happy. The fact it surged again is crazy.
irish pete ag06 said:So I do most of trading at the moment in an IRA that I am 20+ years away from touching. This is what I will be working towards.oldarmy1 said:
unless you are in an accumulation trade long term and even then I'd have 50% at minimum with covered calls.
I wouldn't sell any MA stocks but up the CC to 75% instead. They could retrace to lower levels where you initially bought but I don't see as much risk long term.Colt98 said:
This is alwyas my biggest concern. Currently I'm sitting at 12% cash in my trading account and 100% invested in my IRA.
In my trading account over the last few weeks I have slowly getting into more cash. All stocks held are MA stocks with 50% CC against. Options are mainly ones discuses here plus a few nio,appl, feye leaps. I have begun to play smaller contracts on the options. I like where the MA stocks are at and would be hard to sell any at these levels. I have cleaned up some of my smaller holding to generate more cash and lower some margin I have have. Would like to get that down to only the current s naked puts i have.
In IRA all stocks owned are MA stocks with 50% CC on them. Should I just sell half of all of these to get to 50% cash?
I would say managing dollar amounts would be the #1 question I have for the seminar.
I can definitely relate.khaos288 said:Heading out to play 9 after work for sure.Prognightmare said:
Beautiful day for golf
Gotta tame the driver some. It was solid all winter, but suddenly missing both ways. As soon as I start striking irons, the driver always acts up.
My scenario: taxable account with about 90% locked up in MA plays. I understand this is not ideal but suspect many folks new to trading think they need to have their capital tied to something--at least I did. Curious if I should sell some of the MA stocks to get back to reasonable cash reserves.oldarmy1 said:
We have a lot of new traders on here and you've made some great gains. Congrats!
Now here this. Did you see the rip today and some of you commented on going from nice and green to red? Now you are likely back either green or even.
Take that experience you had and multiple it times 50 because when the correction hits that's what its like multiple days. Endless days it seems at the time UNLESS you approach trading with strict disciplines. NVDA is $546+ after flashing down to under $530 from over $554 this morning.
Last year the correction took it from $317 to $180. I would guestimate a correction occurring by March would see an NVDA drop to $400 area. A stock like SNAP would go from the mid-$50 to under $40 ($37 flash target). Brutal. You continue trading but with each push upward I get thinner and thinner.
I'm 50%+ cash and only 10% of cash is in what I would call current options or share + option new trades. That's it. Now because its options, when I'm right the ROI's are crushing being in shares anyways but the other reason is if we wake up some morning to limit down futures I consider my options trades as expendable, since I'm using only a portion of profits since December.
I know I'm sending multiple messages on a market that could continue higher. As long as it does we obey the signals and technicals for options trading. Right now market action suggests a shake occurred and we have room to go but that's what the market is going to look like when the correction comes.
I know if I had $10k last year and am staring at $50k right now I would have myself firmly in 80% cash unless you are in an accumulation trade long term and even then I'd have 50% at minimum with covered calls.
Your ROI beat the contest winner among professional traders for 2020.
Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:
Kinda having a day.....
Still hold ONTX since no options?oldarmy1 said:I wouldn't sell any MA stocks but up the CC to 75% instead. They could retrace to lower levels where you initially bought but I don't see as much risk long term.Colt98 said:
This is alwyas my biggest concern. Currently I'm sitting at 12% cash in my trading account and 100% invested in my IRA.
In my trading account over the last few weeks I have slowly getting into more cash. All stocks held are MA stocks with 50% CC against. Options are mainly ones discuses here plus a few nio,appl, feye leaps. I have begun to play smaller contracts on the options. I like where the MA stocks are at and would be hard to sell any at these levels. I have cleaned up some of my smaller holding to generate more cash and lower some margin I have have. Would like to get that down to only the current s naked puts i have.
In IRA all stocks owned are MA stocks with 50% CC on them. Should I just sell half of all of these to get to 50% cash?
I would say managing dollar amounts would be the #1 question I have for the seminar.
Engine10 said:
BMIX moonshot 650% now!
Sold for net free way too early
OA, WAS THAT YOU?!Engine10 said:
BMIX moonshot 650% now!
Sold for net free way too early
Asbolutelyspud1910 said:Still hold ONTX since no options?oldarmy1 said:I wouldn't sell any MA stocks but up the CC to 75% instead. They could retrace to lower levels where you initially bought but I don't see as much risk long term.Colt98 said:
This is alwyas my biggest concern. Currently I'm sitting at 12% cash in my trading account and 100% invested in my IRA.
In my trading account over the last few weeks I have slowly getting into more cash. All stocks held are MA stocks with 50% CC against. Options are mainly ones discuses here plus a few nio,appl, feye leaps. I have begun to play smaller contracts on the options. I like where the MA stocks are at and would be hard to sell any at these levels. I have cleaned up some of my smaller holding to generate more cash and lower some margin I have have. Would like to get that down to only the current s naked puts i have.
In IRA all stocks owned are MA stocks with 50% CC on them. Should I just sell half of all of these to get to 50% cash?
I would say managing dollar amounts would be the #1 question I have for the seminar.