I'm long FUBO as well.
Unfortunately OPEC leaders are smarter than our dumbasses in DC. They know the globe won't stop using oil for at least another 100 years. However, dems shutting down Anwar and drilling on public land will curtail our output, but our consumption will remain the same or go higher. They're making good money and could easily send it closer to $100/brl.RenoAg said:Aggiesincebirth said:Mostly Foggy Recollection said:
For Green Energy to work, they need to make oil extremely expensive because Green Energy is very expensive and not capable of the output of fossil fuels currently.
It was a no brainer why it gapped up and kept moving.
Bingo. Drive oil up and say " look they are both expensive but one is cleaner for the environment." They can't figure out how to make green energy cheap so that's the playbook and half the idiots in the world fall for it.
Not a fan of Dems or Green New Deal but curious how they get other oil producers to buy into this. Couldn't OPEC etc recognize this activity as an existential threat and increase supply to prevent prices from getting that high?
I know, I've read your posts and I am as well. Your posts carry a lot of weight and influence, which is good. If anyone was sitting on cash, I didn't want them turned off to FUBO because I think they'll be more than pleased by September.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I'm long FUBO as well.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
Good call - I need to be mindful of that. The premium on it is so good that you can really eat into your ownership cost. I bet you can still buy 03/19 50C for $1
Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
my issue is that fubo doesn't do what ROKU. They don't have the hardware or the software to distribute at scale. The are dependent on roku.Prognightmare said:Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
ES is only at .1% green. this is what I thought we'd see this week. Maybe a gap down and a small green candle. If we open way up tomorrow I may hold off most of the day. I don't think we can sustain that.$30,000 Millionaire said:
Fascinating futures action. NQ red at the moment.
I'm not arguing that they do, but they do offer something that the market is looking for. If FUBO pisses off ROKU, then all bets are off.Ragoo said:my issue is that fubo doesn't do what ROKU. They don't have the hardware or the software to distribute at scale. The are dependent on roku.Prognightmare said:Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
i guess I am not following. Help me understand. Why does the market want $65/month streaming tv instead of bundles cable with their ISP? I am not sure $65 saves much if any a month.Prognightmare said:I'm not arguing that they do, but they do offer something that the market is looking for. If FUBO pisses off ROKU, then all bets are off.Ragoo said:my issue is that fubo doesn't do what ROKU. They don't have the hardware or the software to distribute at scale. The are dependent on roku.Prognightmare said:Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
Ragoo said:i guess I am not following. Help me understand. Why does the market want $65/month streaming tv instead of bundles cable with their ISP? I am not sure $65 saves much if any a month.Prognightmare said:I'm not arguing that they do, but they do offer something that the market is looking for. If FUBO pisses off ROKU, then all bets are off.Ragoo said:my issue is that fubo doesn't do what ROKU. They don't have the hardware or the software to distribute at scale. The are dependent on roku.Prognightmare said:Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
Their sports package delivers mostly in 4K and the other channels they offer are popular. If they are able to integrate gambling with their channel, that is a big revenue generator. I used to bet on games and if a menu popped up with a list of bets at kickoff, I'd probably throw down some action on the game.Ragoo said:i guess I am not following. Help me understand. Why does the market want $65/month streaming tv instead of bundles cable with their ISP? I am not sure $65 saves much if any a month.Prognightmare said:I'm not arguing that they do, but they do offer something that the market is looking for. If FUBO pisses off ROKU, then all bets are off.Ragoo said:my issue is that fubo doesn't do what ROKU. They don't have the hardware or the software to distribute at scale. The are dependent on roku.Prognightmare said:Just my own DD, no inside info. I really like their vision and I see a void in the market that they can fill. Their business model is solid, priced pretty good for what they offer and integrated betting with their platform could be huge. I feel as positive about FUBO right now as I did about ROKU in Dec 2018 at $30. I'm not saying it will go to $400 but I hope it does. I really believe it should be a lot higher than it's current price.tsuag10 said:
Prog,
I've seen you post with great conviction about FUBO. Does that just come from your regular DD on the company, or do you have other knowledge about them?
I don't have an opinion one way or another, just curious.
Not readily available because I just got back my son. It should be listed from their last earnings report last week or 2.Ragoo said:
Do you have the sub data and growth? The no contract aspect is an advantage for sure.
I'm pretty much exclusively weekly covered calls. I'll buy the stock and sell the next strike. If I'm right on the movement I'll reevaluate the chart next week and consider making the same play with new numbers.Method Man said:
Options or swing trade?
TChaney said:
8:05 pm Sunday night.....