gougler08 said:
Good on the interviewer for busting his balls
You mean Andy? The guy who was practically crying the other day that his hedge fund buddies were getting bullied by the internet mob?!!
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You mean Andy? The guy who was practically crying the other day that his hedge fund buddies were getting bullied by the internet mob?!!
Man...how is aapl diving ah? I thought it was due for a rocket
docaggie said:
The takeaway I had was TDA basically saying that if you've got the cash to back up your moves, go for it. But don't expect to get to use margin for any of these tickers.
I can respect this course of action
McInnis 03 said:
So, y'all smart now? Imagine if we had two or 3 OAs..
We may not have 2 or 3 OAs but there any several guys on here (both of you McInnis' included ) that bring up many good ideas and have been so helpful to me and others. Thanks to all of you.
100% fake. Gotcha journalism is what he is attempting. Dan Nathan on Fast Money is another pretender.
You make too much money Doc.docaggie said:I use TD Ameritrade. Think or Swim is a great app, but firewalled at my work. However, their regular trading app works and does a good job. Costs are similar to everyone else (free stock trades, small cost for options).Walton2016 said:
So if we are looking to move out of Robinhood where should we move too?
I currently use Robinhood for swing-trading and long-term hold of individual stocks. I use webull for my pure "play money" or day-trading account.
I tried Interactive Brokers, but the app was firewalled at work as well, so that was a no.
Im of the opinion everyone owned AAPL from retail to institutional. Everyone is up on AAPL. When you need to raise cash, you sell your winners.
I could be 100% wrong and this may be signs of a broader market decline.
I could be 100% wrong and this may be signs of a broader market decline.
TChaney said:I didn't see anyone answer this.Spaceship said:
Can someone smarter than me translate for this simpleton share holder? Good or bad?
Simple answer
I don't see this affecting the stock price.
More complicated answer.
Instead of doing an IPO many companies are using shell corporations or SPACs to get a start in the market.
So say the shell company ticker is
SPACY
You can usually buy this stock for around $10 depending on the track record of previous SPACs by this same group. Or speculation on what company they are looking to make go public. Usually when announced but before the merger. A SPAC price will jump.
Now
Also issued along with the above stock are a second series usually named
SPACY.U
These are one share of common stock along with an ability to buy additional shares at a fixed price by a certain date based on quantity of these share you bought. These are usually priced at around 11.50 or so.
Now this can be good or bad.
A SPAC does a merger and boom the stock jumps to $25
and you paid $14.00 (per share) for 100 shares of SPAC.U
So the redemption on the warrants is 1/4 at $11.50
So if you would want to redeem those warrants for 25 shares at $11.50 because it's getting over 100% return.
Now the reverse can happen and the stock tanks to $7.00
You already lost half of your money at $14.00 per share it would be a bad move to buy 25 more shares at $11.50 and you would just not exercise those warrants and let them expire.
Usually you will see the .U version of a stock at about 10% or more of the main stock and quite a bit less volume.
If I screwed up this explanation someone please correct me. My terminology may be off.
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I went ahead and sold SNDL just now AH. Two round trips. 0.65 to 1.19 and 0.68 to 0.87.
Is anyone still in SNSS? It's been dropping lately but had a nice pop today. I'm wondering when to exit.
it's a shake out. don't panic.khaos288 said:
Man...how is aapl diving ah? I thought it was due for a rocket
For those who have or used both. Tda or interactive brokers??
2percent said:it's a shake out. don't panic.khaos288 said:
Man...how is aapl diving ah? I thought it was due for a rocket
Oh I'm holding to the bitter end. My 140s for tomorrow will expire worthless lol
Score Media up 22% today. My portfolio is most heavily in online gaming and pot. We live in interesting times.
You might get burned on those but it's just because your timeframe was wrong. No big deal unless you bet your house, recover and reload for the next one.khaos288 said:2percent said:it's a shake out. don't panic.khaos288 said:
Man...how is aapl diving ah? I thought it was due for a rocket
Oh I'm holding to the bitter end. My 140s for tomorrow will expire worthless lol
Still think it's BS that you have to wait on the phone/chat with them for 3hrs to sell a covered call. And oh yah....once they place the order, you don't have the ability to change the sale price.McInnis 03 said:docaggie said:
The takeaway I had was TDA basically saying that if you've got the cash to back up your moves, go for it. But don't expect to get to use margin for any of these tickers.
I can respect this course of action
Aggie09Derek said:
TDAmeritrade's Restrictions seem very fair:
tdameritrade.com/restricted
TDA actually appears like it's meant to limit risk by making the stocks non-marginable and by limiting complex options positions when options prices are extremely chaotic. I think it's BS they require speaking to a broker for the covered calls and cash secured puts.
A covered call would be a good move right now if you own the stock and plan to hold. At least take some premium if it does crash.
I have too many tickers. Too many to do any form of technical analysis on that OA just demonstrated. Have any of you liquidated your shares to kind of "start from scatch?"
I've been typically a long term buy and hold guy for most of my life. Just in the last month or more have I tried to expand my game.
Edit... to say maybe not start from scratch, but minimize it down. I'm not selling CLOV, WWR, etc.
I've been typically a long term buy and hold guy for most of my life. Just in the last month or more have I tried to expand my game.
Edit... to say maybe not start from scratch, but minimize it down. I'm not selling CLOV, WWR, etc.
AAPL - Model T on 4 hour?
irish pete ag06 said:
I have too many tickers. Too many to do any form of technical analysis on that OA just demonstrated. Have any of you liquidated your shares to kind of "start from scatch?"
I've been typically a long term buy and hold guy for most of my life. Just in the last month or more have I tried to expand my game.
Edit... to say maybe not start from scratch, but minimize it down. I'm not selling CLOV, WWR, etc.
Open a separate trading account with as much as you are willing to lose, when you exceed that amount transfer the money into your main account. You can have long term holdings and short term trades.
Hmmm, I feel like they should have a few other priorities for tomorrow, such as taking back what was looted today.
STAFF: can we get a stranded astronaut emoji... asking for a friend
STAFF: can we get a stranded astronaut emoji... asking for a friend
So based on some of the stuff in the class. Do yall still keep mutual funds or anything like that as well. Or how does that work into the trading and investments? Or is everything cash and short trades for the most part?
Great idea. I do most of my trading in an IRA though, so would that work for that?gig em 02 said:irish pete ag06 said:
I have too many tickers. Too many to do any form of technical analysis on that OA just demonstrated. Have any of you liquidated your shares to kind of "start from scatch?"
I've been typically a long term buy and hold guy for most of my life. Just in the last month or more have I tried to expand my game.
Edit... to say maybe not start from scratch, but minimize it down. I'm not selling CLOV, WWR, etc.
Open a separate trading account with as much as you are willing to lose, when you exceed that amount transfer the money into your main account. You can have long term holdings and short term trades.
IBKR is easier for me to navigate, but I have a TDA account which allows me to trade some things I can't on IBKR, such as EGOC.aggies4life said:
For those who have or used both. Tda or interactive brokers??
Jim
Prognightmare said:You might get burned on those but it's just because your timeframe was wrong. No big deal unless you bet your house, recover and reload for the next one.khaos288 said:2percent said:it's a shake out. don't panic.khaos288 said:
Man...how is aapl diving ah? I thought it was due for a rocket
Oh I'm holding to the bitter end. My 140s for tomorrow will expire worthless lol
You know me baby. 60% etfs, and only trade 2% of the portfolio in options at a time
My novice opinion is that AAPL is being manipulated by the market makers. It's almost 60 percent institutionally held, there is literally zero short interest, and it is pretty much the "Gold Standard" of stocks.jimmo said:
AAPL - Model T on 4 hour?
I think the market makers see AAPL stock as a safe haven - almost a hedge - against a correction. And I think they are just trying to shake out all the folks who see all the shiny, volatile, higher risk stocks everywhere and aren't patient or flush enough to sit tight and wait.
Just my thoughts.
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irish pete ag06 said:Great idea. I do most of my trading in an IRA though, so would that work for that?gig em 02 said:irish pete ag06 said:
I have too many tickers. Too many to do any form of technical analysis on that OA just demonstrated. Have any of you liquidated your shares to kind of "start from scatch?"
I've been typically a long term buy and hold guy for most of my life. Just in the last month or more have I tried to expand my game.
Edit... to say maybe not start from scratch, but minimize it down. I'm not selling CLOV, WWR, etc.
Open a separate trading account with as much as you are willing to lose, when you exceed that amount transfer the money into your main account. You can have long term holdings and short term trades.
Maybe if you did a Roth and a traditional but your options are limited there
OE_Ag11 said:
So based on some of the stuff in the class. Do yall still keep mutual funds or anything like that as well. Or how does that work into the trading and investments? Or is everything cash and short trades for the most part?
Also OE '11 here. I think this answer is probably different for everyone. Between my wife and I we have 4 retirement accounts. Three of those are left to our FAs. I trade in a cash account and in about 40-50% of my Roth. The rest of that is in SPY, QQQ, and ARKK.
That's my dawg. 
I hold zero mutual funds and have outperformed the best mutual funds every year for over 25 years by being an active trader, fwiw.OE_Ag11 said:
So based on some of the stuff in the class. Do yall still keep mutual funds or anything like that as well. Or how does that work into the trading and investments? Or is everything cash and short trades for the most part?
Yep and this was earnings week, LOTS of 150C and higher that will expire worthless. MM's will eat that premium up, yum yum! Next week, I think they let it fly. So instead of making money on earnings once, the rake in dough 2 weeks in a row.FbgTxAg said:My novice opinion is that AAPL is being manipulated by the market makers. It's almost 60 percent institutionally held, there is literally zero short interest, and it is pretty much the "Gold Standard" of stocks.jimmo said:
AAPL - Model T on 4 hour?
I think the market makers see AAPL stock as a safe haven - almost a hedge - against a correction. And I think they are just trying to shake out all the folks who see all the shiny, volatile, higher risk stocks everywhere and aren't patient or flush enough to sit tight and wait.
Just my thoughts.
What brokerage should I rollover a 401k too? I have Etrade for a regular tax account already.
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