gougler08 said:
TSLA inverse head and shoulders on the daily?
There are quite a few tech stocks showing this same setup. I just wonder if it's too obvious but something to keep an eye on as a possibility for sure.
gougler08 said:
TSLA inverse head and shoulders on the daily?
Careful, that data is really skewed this week.DubFalls said:
Apparently people put money into the stock market at a record pace.
those look like h to me.....leoj said:gougler08 said:
TSLA inverse head and shoulders on the daily?
There are quite a few tech stocks showing this same setup. I just wonder if it's too obvious but something to keep an eye on as a possibility for sure.
Yep, and now I see a channel up forming... I tried buying 391's at 390.88, but didn't get a fill. Nice to see it work out on paper though.FJ43 said:Awesome!BREwmaster said:1 for 1 today on a SPY scalp. cheers sir used BB's and daily resistance support that I tracked. 391 seems like pretty stubborn resistance as the moment.FJ43 said:
SPY and Qs both getting pinched into a tight wedge on micro resistance lines I have drawn. Gonna have to pick a direction.
Yep 391 is. Hold this and I think she runs. Chatter between here and 391.95 then 392.44 and so on. Unless I have it charted wrong it needs to pick a direction pretty soon. Could go straight sideways on 391 for the day I guess.
Same on Qs. If wants to maintain the trend here above 314 is key and its pinching into 315 now.. Big lines IMO.
0708aggie said:
Anyone looking at 4/16 AAPL 130's (Calls)?
TecRecAg said:
$MU?
Well it picked. Wrong way but at least the charting worked. Right on que out of the wedge.BREwmaster said:Yep, and now I see a channel up forming... I tried buying 391's at 390.88, but didn't get a fill. Nice to see it work out on paper though.FJ43 said:Awesome!BREwmaster said:1 for 1 today on a SPY scalp. cheers sir used BB's and daily resistance support that I tracked. 391 seems like pretty stubborn resistance as the moment.FJ43 said:
SPY and Qs both getting pinched into a tight wedge on micro resistance lines I have drawn. Gonna have to pick a direction.
Yep 391 is. Hold this and I think she runs. Chatter between here and 391.95 then 392.44 and so on. Unless I have it charted wrong it needs to pick a direction pretty soon. Could go straight sideways on 391 for the day I guess.
Same on Qs. If wants to maintain the trend here above 314 is key and its pinching into 315 now.. Big lines IMO.
Ragoo said:those look like h to me.....leoj said:gougler08 said:
TSLA inverse head and shoulders on the daily?
There are quite a few tech stocks showing this same setup. I just wonder if it's too obvious but something to keep an eye on as a possibility for sure.
When it gets to that point I will buy puts a few dollars out such as 395p in this case. They don't decay as quick for 3/26. Then I am covered either way and if breaks to the downside they pay pretty quick.BREwmaster said:
wow, so much for that channel up, ouch! luckily not in SPY at the moment.
Hello little buddy...Irish 2.0 said:
Added SKLZ 5/21 $25C at 4.4. Following an option flow from Cheddar on that.
Skills. You have them.Irish 2.0 said:Hello little buddy...Irish 2.0 said:
Added SKLZ 5/21 $25C at 4.4. Following an option flow from Cheddar on that.
Because I started accumulating too soon.$30,000 Millionaire said:
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sell $3P on it.
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sell $3P on it.
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