I think futures are OK. I'll be worried if they get to +1.5% by midnight central time. It will also be a good opportunity if we open up for me to sell some cc on stuff I bought Thurs/Fri.

I still think we barf one more time.

Any good uranium stock plays that anyone can recommend?

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Mostly Foggy Recollection said:

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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.

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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.

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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?

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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.

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

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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

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I hope so. I'm in at $46.82 less about three weeks of $47c. Need some premium to justify ceremony it for the time it's going to take to get right.

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.

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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.

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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.

Take a look at EOG



Currently $74.58. Stock is surging, looks to have crossed Model T a few weeks ago. Has room to run about $3 for minor resistance then another $12 before meeting much in the way of real resistance. Volume is leading the surge.

I'm probably going back to the well this week with APA



Broke Model T recently and no real resistance for another $10. Volume looks way out in front right now.

Fascinating futures action. NQ red at the moment.

Prognightmare said:

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tsuag10 said:

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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.

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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.

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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.

$30,000 Millionaire said:

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Fascinating futures action. NQ red at the moment.

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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.

Will be interesting to see how this plays out on the market. My guess is any sort of US battery, EV, or renewable energy company will be shoved to the top of the loan list to meet the administration's climate pledges.

Article specifically says nuclear is eligible, I can think of a handful of companies who could use it, although many already have DOE funding.

Curious to see how the Biden admin actually treats nuclear. My opinion is they purposefully were pretty mum on the topic during the campaign because the hardcore greenies still dislike it, and they didn't want to ruffle feathers.

I've been cautiously optimistic regarding the admin's nuclear stance but it's too early to tell, so far I haven't seen them do anything bad/stupid with it (O&G is another matter). Although there's a great long history in nuclear where Democrat in office=Bad news so it will still take some convincing for me.

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Prognightmare said:

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tsuag10 said:

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Prognightmare said:

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Ragoo said:

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Prognightmare said:

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tsuag10 said:

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

Ragoo said:

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Prognightmare said:

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Ragoo said:

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Prognightmare said:

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tsuag10 said:

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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It's been a few years since I had satellite but I was spending $102/month including hardware. That's $35/month more. Not a ton but not small either. The best part of streaming though is no contract. So if you're like that sizeable portion of America that has a bundle just to watch football then you can pay FUBO $325/ year for football season and save the rest of the year. Now you're saving $35/month during the season and $100/month the rest of the year.

They don't charge $10 box rental and you can cancel rejoin depending on sports.

Ragoo said:

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Prognightmare said:

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Ragoo said:

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Prognightmare said:

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tsuag10 said:

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

No one knows for sure what will become of them but I see an easy double by September from it's current level and $75 or better a year from now. The risk is definitely worth the reward for me.

Do you have the sub data and growth? The no contract aspect is an advantage for sure.

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Do you have the sub data and growth? The no contract aspect is an advantage for sure.

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Not readily available because I just got back my son. It should be listed from their last earnings report last week or 2.

With futures looking green, think it's best to wait to see how the morning progresses before loading up on some shares? Looking at doing Apple and a few of the charts you posted 30K for my IRA that just funded from my 401k. Most of the 401k money will have to be moved no matter what since those were some index funds not offered outside of 401k plans.

My wife is ready to get rid of directv. I keep dragging my feet, but we haven't watched it in many months. Our new tv comes with free LG streaming channels. Between it and ROKU, I myself don't see a need for it.

Can you trade Eurex options on IBKR, especially interested in Roche? Their ADR RHHBY doesn't have options.

Options or swing trade?

Method Man said:

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Options or swing trade?

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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.

Futures go 24 hrs. GET IN THE GAME!

My thing with streaming is that growth comes from future generations. Kids in college are not using cabal. They are using streaming and sports is a huge market. It's literally the only thing people care to see live. I've always thought that whoever could dominate the sports only viewing market would kill it.

At first streaming was a cost saver. Now it's a cordless aesthetic to a house, cheaper in that there are no contracts, gives you a huge library of movies and tv shows on demand, on the go watch from your phone or laptop/tablet.

Their big issue is the seasonality of sports. Summer is a dead period where you may have a lot of people cancel for a couple months. Maybe they start doing special pricing to keep those viewers subscribing...

Younger generation isn't even watching sports are they?