That's my hope. I have some 380 puts I can cash out and we can bounce.
Yes and getting skull drug. I have misplayed this one pretty badly. I'm trying to wait for another rip to sell and reduce my position size.D2F1D0 said:
Is anyone in DPW anymore? I understand it is a MA move, but I think I'm seeing 'h' in the charts.
Still learning, not freaking out.
This bugs the crap out of me too.third coast.. said:
anyone that uses Fidelity, how do you set up 'trade armor' on options? Best I can tell you can only set up a stop or a limit to sell on options instead of setting up both on a contract. It is pretty frustrating having to cancel an order in order to put in another one and wastes precious time.
Ccutamu said:Yes. There is a pic of a floppy disc. Click on it and you can save your chart.third coast.. said:
so another ATP question...
Is there a way to make it so every time you pull up a chart it has the same setup? I have looked and can't find it. ie every time it is candlesticks and has various EMAs already on it? It is frustrating pulling something up and having to change it around to get a view I like. TIA
Makes you wonder if Gen Zs don't know how to save their charts.AgPrognosticator said:Ccutamu said:Yes. There is a pic of a floppy disc. Click on it and you can save your chart.third coast.. said:
so another ATP question...
Is there a way to make it so every time you pull up a chart it has the same setup? I have looked and can't find it. ie every time it is candlesticks and has various EMAs already on it? It is frustrating pulling something up and having to change it around to get a view I like. TIA
I wonder how many Gen Zs read this and wonder "what's a floppy disk"?
Yeah I know there is a "patience" feeling with this, but when the stock drops 10% a day, you start to wonder if this thing is actually going to zero... I watch the volume and there are no buyers only sellers every day. It's hard to watch a position drop over 50% in 3 weeks with one green day and a 30 red.ag94whoop said:
This is NOT a whining about losing money on CLOV post. It is a discussion of future post for those of us that are deep in this stock at a negative position and want to create a long term strategy with it.
I am trying to figure out if CLOV has dove nearly 40% exclusively on nothing but negative news, or if it is being seriously shorted and it will eventually short squeeze and shoot back up.
shorts were only about 6.5% of float on Feb 12, but price was in low 12s already. I am thinking that shorts have been working this stock really really hard to drive it wayyyy down. And without much positivity, there hasnt been anything to slow it down. Most retail investors that were stubbornly in it for the short squeeze, eventually bailed.
I honestly NEVER thought it would fall below $10 since thats where it opened and its all time low was like $9.90
the real question on a stock like this, is what are the key timelines where we should be seeing reversal?
mid-April after all the daily lawsuit notifications stop?
Late May leading up to next the next earnings report?
Or end of year?
What is your verification of "failure"? What do you look at for the confirmation?Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
If 383.50 can't hold here, we will most definitely test the 380-381 area.
Guys, look at the zones on SPY, and make you buys either way, when they are testing the support/resistance of a zone.
For example, if 383.50 holds like it just did, I bought more 390 calls on the weekly and I also added to my AAPL weekly calls.
If it fails, I'll add some 377 puts and some AAPL 123 puts.
yeah, weekly calls would help, although not much if the price constantly falls.Aggiesincebirth said:Yeah I know there is a "patience" feeling with this, but when the stock drops 10% a day, you start to wonder if this thing is actually going to zero... I watch the volume and there are no buyers only sellers every day. It's hard to watch a position drop over 50% in 3 weeks with one green day and a 30 red.ag94whoop said:
This is NOT a whining about losing money on CLOV post. It is a discussion of future post for those of us that are deep in this stock at a negative position and want to create a long term strategy with it.
I am trying to figure out if CLOV has dove nearly 40% exclusively on nothing but negative news, or if it is being seriously shorted and it will eventually short squeeze and shoot back up.
shorts were only about 6.5% of float on Feb 12, but price was in low 12s already. I am thinking that shorts have been working this stock really really hard to drive it wayyyy down. And without much positivity, there hasnt been anything to slow it down. Most retail investors that were stubbornly in it for the short squeeze, eventually bailed.
I honestly NEVER thought it would fall below $10 since thats where it opened and its all time low was like $9.90
the real question on a stock like this, is what are the key timelines where we should be seeing reversal?
mid-April after all the daily lawsuit notifications stop?
Late May leading up to next the next earnings report?
Or end of year?
I agree I need help on a long term strategy because this is just bleeding 10% per day. I wish it had weekly calls...
It fell just below the channel and now the support has become immediate resistance on the minute chart. Funny to watch how that worksthird coast.. said:wanderer said:
SDC at the bottom of it's channel again. Eyeing 4/16 $13 calls
I think you have to set up a "Conditional" > "One Cancels the Other" orderirish pete ag06 said:This bugs the crap out of me too.third coast.. said:
anyone that uses Fidelity, how do you set up 'trade armor' on options? Best I can tell you can only set up a stop or a limit to sell on options instead of setting up both on a contract. It is pretty frustrating having to cancel an order in order to put in another one and wastes precious time.
Once you are up 50%, 75%, 100% on your calls, or if you incur losses and you are ready to dump them, you can simply close them out by choosing "sell close" on your calls. You should be intentional in doing this if you don't want to get assigned on the expiration date, and you should be aware, you can get early assigned (on the day of expiry), so I rarely hold my calls all the way till expiration.Ukraine Gas Expert said:
Probably a dumb question, but here goes.
When you buy the call I presume you have no intention of actually buying the 100 shares, so what's the play? Do you resell those, or close them out? How do you unload them and not get stuck.
I am trying to following the options work here and see how the process goes after you buy a call on the SPY.
I continue to add here as price decreases. That probably means you all should stay the **** away.ClutchCityAg said:
PLTR Jan 2023 25Cs are about 11.00 right now... that seems like an amazing deal to control $2500 worth of shares for that long