Trying to figure out if you're buying or selling (CC) on this. My hunch is selling.$30,000 Millionaire said:
March 5 $36C on CCIV going for 2.50. you can't make this S up.
Trying to figure out if you're buying or selling (CC) on this. My hunch is selling.$30,000 Millionaire said:
March 5 $36C on CCIV going for 2.50. you can't make this S up.
I am with you. I was in EBON and made a good little profit on it when I exited. So I bought into DPW which looked primed for a huge run. Its fallen almost 20% since I bought in, meanwhile EBON keeps powering throughAgEng06 said:
Is it too late to get into EBON? I chose DPW when all of the crypto started on the thread, so I'm not sure where EBON was when everyone was getting in. Thanks!
Stop is $0 .85 Target $4.third coast.. said:
those UBER calls from yesterday almost touched $1.40
I heard one of their consultants say its tomorrow. 3rd hand info.FbgTxAg said:
On another topic - anyone know when the ticker is supposed to change for TSNP to become HUMBL? TSNP has been fantastic, but I'll probably take some profits the day before it changes. Then buy the dip.
I can't find any info about it in the 2 minutes I spent trying....
TIA.
Loan it to OA at 0% interestNTXAg10 said:
What would you park money in if you were looking for an annual ROI in the 2-5% range while minimizing downside volatility and expense ratios? I'm moving our emergency/slush fund out of my 1% savings account and am looking for recommendations.
The call now covers 28 shares. But the strike price on mine still shows the old strike. Hope I don't get paid the old strike, since mine are deep ITM.tramaro1 said:gougler08 said:
SNSS apparently became VIRX overnight and did some type of reverse split...not sure what that will do to my covered calls there though?
Same. Now I don't own enough shares to cover my calls
Those are per OA's tweet.third coast.. said:nice I had a tighter stop than that so good to see some other info.FJ43 said:Stop is $0 .85 Target $4.third coast.. said:
those UBER calls from yesterday almost touched $1.40
NTXAg10 said:
What would you park money in if you were looking for an annual ROI in the 2-5% range while minimizing downside volatility and expense ratios? I'm moving our emergency/slush fund out of my 1% savings account and am looking for recommendations.
This is the direction I'm headed(I think). Which asset class? Assuming fixed income, which fund do you like?CrazyRichAggie said:NTXAg10 said:
What would you park money in if you were looking for an annual ROI in the 2-5% range while minimizing downside volatility and expense ratios? I'm moving our emergency/slush fund out of my 1% savings account and am looking for recommendations.
A Vanguard admiral fund
Added a little more down here hoping it turns around...otherwise will be out on this one pretty soon.FJ43 said:Those are per OA's tweet.third coast.. said:nice I had a tighter stop than that so good to see some other info.FJ43 said:Stop is $0 .85 Target $4.third coast.. said:
those UBER calls from yesterday almost touched $1.40
I see between 52.08 - 51.50 being the test if this holds up as a trade.
If you can afford it, Interactive Brokers is the best for market hours and customization. High fees for market data.ag94whoop said:
i really need to change platforms. I am tired of seeing runs after hours or low prices pre-market that I cannot act upon with YouInvest.
However, I was planning on going with TDA and using TOS but I have seen a lot of people complaining that since it became free that it sucks now and customer service sucks. I have had others say that Fidelity is awesome at customer service but not as easy to use. Schwab is merging with TDA so I am not sure what that will do.
Anyone give a newcomer some advice? This is mainly for swing trading so I am active every day on it.
NTXAg10 said:This is the direction I'm headed(I think). Which asset class? Assuming fixed income, which fund do you like?CrazyRichAggie said:NTXAg10 said:
What would you park money in if you were looking for an annual ROI in the 2-5% range while minimizing downside volatility and expense ratios? I'm moving our emergency/slush fund out of my 1% savings account and am looking for recommendations.
A Vanguard admiral fund
FJ43 said:
Hedges keeping the day green for me so far.
One of my favorite long term holds and a big reason is the premiums! I sold an 85C before the big drop for $11. It went to worthless, that was my biggest cc win to date in any name by a long shot.$30,000 Millionaire said:
March 5 $36C on CCIV going for 2.50. you can't make this S up.
Right in the middle of my small range. Have a trend channel drawn and hard for me to be exact off of that. This is between support/resistance daily now where its at.third coast.. said:probably too early to tell but looking good.FJ43 said:Those are per OA's tweet.third coast.. said:nice I had a tighter stop than that so good to see some other info.FJ43 said:Stop is $0 .85 Target $4.third coast.. said:
those UBER calls from yesterday almost touched $1.40
I see between 52.08 - 51.50 being the test if this holds up as a trade.
I bought Feb 26 385 SPY Puts yesterday. Cheap hedge. Less than .40 each. Just to hedge through today. I trust nothing right now.CrazyRichAggie said:FJ43 said:
Hedges keeping the day green for me so far.
Covered calls?
since this is currently my only income and I am now significantly red because of currently positions of CLOV, WWR and DPW, I dont have a lot of free cash. This is not my retirement account, but a swing account for income. I was thinking of moving to Interactive but a combination of CLOV being shorted, me being a dumbass and buying WWR really HEAVY at $9 thinking it was support only to have it drop and stay in the $6s, and a few other misbuys and suddenly I went from doing quite well the first 3-4 weeks of trading to nearly losing all my profits for the year.ClutchCityAg said:If you can afford it, Interactive Brokers is the best for market hours and customization. High fees for market data.ag94whoop said:
i really need to change platforms. I am tired of seeing runs after hours or low prices pre-market that I cannot act upon with YouInvest.
However, I was planning on going with TDA and using TOS but I have seen a lot of people complaining that since it became free that it sucks now and customer service sucks. I have had others say that Fidelity is awesome at customer service but not as easy to use. Schwab is merging with TDA so I am not sure what that will do.
Anyone give a newcomer some advice? This is mainly for swing trading so I am active every day on it.
PatienceBREwmaster said:
DNN - man I guess I need to be more patient, but they should change ticker to DNL (Do Not Look). I also missed selling on that bump to 1.70 a couple weeks ago. It was early early (before fidelity was open). I guess it's time to switch and join you big boys on IBKR.
Is this about how your trend channel looks?FJ43 said:Right in the middle of my small range. Have a trend channel drawn and hard for me to be exact off of that. This is between support/resistance daily now where its at.third coast.. said:probably too early to tell but looking good.FJ43 said:Those are per OA's tweet.third coast.. said:nice I had a tighter stop than that so good to see some other info.FJ43 said:Stop is $0 .85 Target $4.third coast.. said:
those UBER calls from yesterday almost touched $1.40
I see between 52.08 - 51.50 being the test if this holds up as a trade.