Following flow on MU 3/19 95 calls. Someone just dropped 1mil on them
Let it ride
Right behind y'all!ClutchCityAg said:
Following flow on MU 3/19 95 calls. Someone just dropped 1mil on them
0708aggie said:
2/2 & 2/3 was my purchase dates
0708aggie said:
Out of NLS at 2.15. $22k gain.
0708aggie said:
I had the options. And yep over $30
ClutchCityAg said:
Following flow on MU 3/19 95 calls. Someone just dropped 1mil on them
Engine10 said:
Followed that delightful MU flow into the 3/19 95s. Someone knows something
I am going to just YOLO them.CrazyRichAggie said:Just sold my calls prior to earnings today for a small gain.FJ43 said:
LYFT dump. I successfully turned a winner into a loser.
tramaro1 said:ClutchCityAg said:
Following flow on MU 3/19 95 calls. Someone just dropped 1mil on them
What was their entry price if you do not mind sharing?
1.14 I got in at 1.16tramaro1 said:ClutchCityAg said:
Following flow on MU 3/19 95 calls. Someone just dropped 1mil on them
What was their entry price if you do not mind sharing?
Net free indicates you got back what you spent and are still in.Matilda said:
Is the approach net free before tax or after tax?
I have net free leaps that I'm going to let ride. 60c's.$30,000 Millionaire said:
McFly - I am going to do an earnings trade on TWTR.
What trade? I got out before the earnings call. If it dips back into the 40s after, I'll hop back in.$30,000 Millionaire said:
McFly - I am going to do an earnings trade on TWTR.
So someone also bought 14.3K contracts on the 87C for next week as well. And 8K on next weeks 89c.Engine10 said:
Followed that delightful MU flow into the 3/19 95s. Someone knows something
Just don't over leverage your leveragejayelbee said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
Well any 20% correction is going to be bothersome, net free or not. However, I'll have a lot more peace of mind if I'm net free.
Dave Ramsey, from a personal finances approach, is the GOAT. I know my generation and younger are fiscal idiots and love cheap debt, but he's absolutely spot on with his methods.
I've never really paid attention to anything he says about trading.
We can take it to the personal finance board to keep this thread clean, but being a fiscal idiot and loving cheap debt are just about polar opposites. Companies on the S&P500 are using cheap debt right now to create shareholder value in a variety of different ways. Hell, most people on this thread take advantage of leverage through options and margin.
With the returns people in this thread are making or even grandma invested in an index fund, the fiscal idiot move would be choosing to pay an extra 10% per month on a 15 year mortgage over a 30 year at 95% LTV and keeping the liquidity.
Dave Ramsey certainly has his place, but leverage is a very important tool that everyone here should know how to use to their advantage.
Don't overthink the net free concept. It's simply recouping your initial investment by buying back, 50%, 60%, 70%, of shares, etc. and letting the remaining shares ride "risk free".mazag08 said:Net free indicates you got back what you spent and are still in.Matilda said:
Is the approach net free before tax or after tax?
What's there tax if you haven't made money?
mazag08 said:Net free indicates you got back what you spent and are still in.Matilda said:
Is the approach net free before tax or after tax?
What's there tax if you haven't made money?
iron condor expiring this Friday. Don't do this unless you don't care if you lose the entire amount at risk.Lt. Joe Bookman said:What trade? I got out before the earnings call. If it dips back into the 40s after, I'll hop back in.$30,000 Millionaire said:
McFly - I am going to do an earnings trade on TWTR.