Someone tell me why selling an $APPS may iron condor 60p/75p/85c/100c is a bad idea.
McInnis 03 said:
Cathie with another pltr 1 mm buy
agdaddy04 said:
This is what I don't get about price action.
Thanks for taking the time to respond.$30,000 Millionaire said:I can see why you took that trade and it would have worked the prior two times you tried to short at the 200 SMA. The question to ask yourself going forward is "should I short from here?" and "is this a high probability setup?". You entered a short below the mean for a credit that was below +1 ATR. You should always expect a stock to move between -1 and +1 ATR. The place to short from is +2 or +3 ATR for high probability or from the mean if you believe it will reject (but you need to get out if you are wrong). Based on where you shorted, I'm guessing your premium was $1.80 or less on a 5 wide spread.SF2004 said:On 3/26 sold a bear credit call spread at 3150/3155 expiring on 4/9.$30,000 Millionaire said:what trade did you take and why?SF2004 said:I was on the other side of your trade... now looking back I realize why my trade was bad and what you say at that level.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I had 3150 options and 3150/3100 put credit spreads
Only cost me 4 bills but still learning.
Back to lurking.
The underlying was south of all three SMA (20,50, 200) averages I watch and thought it would have strong resistance reclaiming those by 4/9.
Now I see that when I sold the call it was touching the south Bollinger band.
Blew right past all three so I am trying to figure out what else I missed.
Amazon was also in a squeeze and the indexes were starting to rally.
Ragoo said:
Someone tell me why selling an $APPS may iron condor 60p/75p/85c/100c is a bad idea.
$8 and change$30,000 Millionaire said:Ragoo said:
Someone tell me why selling an $APPS may iron condor 60p/75p/85c/100c is a bad idea.
What's the premium for that? I would personally probably do 95/105 and 65/55 if premium was good.
It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
I have been careful not to call it by name for fear of retaliation.Prognightmare said:It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
If it goes red, we're going to code red your ass Pvt. Pyle style when you go to sleep.
Prognightmare said:It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
If it goes red, we're going to code red your ass Pvt. Pyle style when you go to sleep.
If you could smack UPWK with your green hammer I'd appreciate it.McInnis 03 said:Prognightmare said:It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
If it goes red, we're going to code red your ass Pvt. Pyle style when you go to sleep.
I'll hit first with the green hammer
FJ43 said:If you could smack UPWK with your green hammer I'd appreciate it.McInnis 03 said:Prognightmare said:It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
If it goes red, we're going to code red your ass Pvt. Pyle style when you go to sleep.
I'll hit first with the green hammer
350/320Tomas Hermensa said:
What strikes? Just out of curiosity.
FJ43 said:If you could smack UPWK with your green hammer I'd appreciate it.McInnis 03 said:Prognightmare said:It dropped below $129 right after your post.FJ43 said:
Ummmmm.....
Fruit at $129.13
If it goes red, we're going to code red your ass Pvt. Pyle style when you go to sleep.
I'll hit first with the green hammer
PLTR volume still isn't sufficient to lead the price higher. One of the studies I use is On Balance Volume which is explained pretty well at OBV Investopediacageybee77 said:
She can continue to buy "losers" in sufficient quantity to help them to not be. Must be nice!
Below is PLTR for the past year by day. OBV is the yellow line that's kind of random. Look back at October when the OBV well above the candles and eventually the price soared. What you see here is what you see in a chart where volume is about to lead to a price movement. Right now we see OBV well below the candles which indicates that we aren't seeing sufficient volume from institutional money right now to drive that price up.Quote:
The theory behind OBV is based on the distinction between smart money namely, institutional investors and less sophisticated retail investors. As mutual funds and pension funds begin to buy into an issue that retail investors are selling, volume may increase even as the price remains relatively level. Eventually, volume drives the price upward. At that point, larger investors begin to sell, and smaller investors begin buying.
I bought way more 130c's for next Friday than I normally ever do. The setup is really really really nice.LOYAL AG said:
I don't do a lot of naked options but I'm tempted by fruit's set up right now. It looks like it's going to open around resistance and from there we could see $135 pretty easily. Eyeing 4/23 $135c for probably $.65. Probably hold it for a week or til it's ATM, whichever comes first. Would love some feedback from some of the more frequent naked option guys here.
I looked at those as well actually. My thought process was really just more time and a lower premium. I feel like 5% in a week from where it is isn't a big movement.McInnis 03 said:I bought way more 130c's for next Friday than I normally ever do. The setup is really really really nice.LOYAL AG said:
I don't do a lot of naked options but I'm tempted by fruit's set up right now. It looks like it's going to open around resistance and from there we could see $135 pretty easily. Eyeing 4/23 $135c for probably $.65. Probably hold it for a week or til it's ATM, whichever comes first. Would love some feedback from some of the more frequent naked option guys here.