Yeah I just have it on my short list. Plan to watch it for when/if it looks to be about to break out again and have some alerts set. When it does I will enter an options position.Tomas Hermensa said:FJ43 said:
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This is on my short list.
Offering at $120 executes 4/13. Is this one to wait for a down day and buy some 140 or 150 calls out a few months?
BlueTaze said:
Hate to post a CNBC talking head, but Tom Lee has had some good calls over last 12 months. He sees a potential melt up to 4200 area in near term, potential high for 21'. Lots of institutions moving to cash also.
I think OA called 4200 months back.
Aggies75455 said:
Jury deliberation on Zest starts this morning. Heading to Little Rock now. Should have the result today.
FJ43 said:
McInnis....Friday lotto day!
Can you please get your green hammer out and pound the crap out of SHOP at the bell?
SHOP to the moon please.
She blew up this morning.jimbo9821 said:
Has anyone heard of GLSI? Major volume back on 12/9 has settled in around mid $30s since, still below 50 and 20 SMA.
Middle of a phase 3 breast cancer trial.
Maybe look at buy/write on it. Low is about $7.25 and shares are at 8.46FbgTxAg said:
I think XL has hit bottom and is reversing. Might enter some calls here.
Or maybe a credit spread? And then let it play out and if you get assigned then roll it into a wheel strategy?FJ43 said:Maybe look at buy/write on it. Low is about $7.25 and shares are at 8.46FbgTxAg said:
I think XL has hit bottom and is reversing. Might enter some calls here.
There is still premium built into 4/16 and 5/21 calls.
Thanks for this. I still have so much to learnFJ43 said:Morning,AG 2000' said:
Can someone take a look at NNDM and give me thoughts on this one?
Got into it in January around 12. Dropped like a rock at the end of February.
Model T from 3/5 looks to be around $9.09, which it bounced off of earlier this week. This thing headed back down?
I'll take a stab for you.
- Broken at the moment below all EMAs except 200.
- It is below a support level around $8.30
- Finding next level down of $7.60s and possibly consolidating here in blue box with declining volume.
- After this down to $7.08 likely.
- I see Risk Level 1 (R1) of below $7.08 and would really watch this level where it flashed to previously and held. Lose this and you see R2.
- Risk Level 2 (R2) of possibly $6.50 but for sure $6.02.
- 'Recent' MT (MT2) I show at $9.88 using 3/15 & 4/7.
- MT 1 of $12.35 using 1/26 & 3/5
- RSI looks oversold.
- -1+ ATR
If me and I have been in it to here, I would hold and stop out at $6.50 (-2% not to get caught in previous flash down). Below that and no telling.
If it consolidates here and regroups for a bit I might even be adding trading shares, selling covered calls on spike days, selling puts, etc. to lower share cost.
Edit: If I would see consolidation in the channel bouncing top to bottom, this is an example where I am buying shares in the 7.60/70s and selling those shares in the 8.70/9.00 range and lowering share cost.
McInnis 03 said:
30k may get his pit bull low today
Excuse the ignorance. What do you mean by scalp?TecRecAg said:
Got a promotion at work and the Master's is on.. not much time for fun money account trading. May scalp a thing or two today. I'm open to intraday ideas if anyone has any.
My wife and I are getting ready to build a house. I can definitely vouch that hyperinflation is already here. Most material costs have increased by 25-50% just since the beginning of this year.peacedude said:
CNBC said today is the first time in 40+ years an administration has delayed the reporting of cost increases (across the board). Biden and Kamala actively trying to suppress the numbers so nobody knows. Hyperinflation is here.
LatinAggie1997 said:
SIAP
* EGOC rumor -
Merging May 12 with HRAA.
Anybody else have information?
time to add puts!austinAG90 said:
PPI Much Higher Than Expected...Fed in a Quandry...Watch Nasdaq as Rates Higher
The Fed would like you to believe that today's PPI numbers, which were released 35 minutes late, were transitory... As El- Arian said on BB, Transitory was built into the expectations... These were blown away... Rates should grind higher through the day and the Nasdaq should under-perform...CPI on Tuesday, right after the 3 and 10 year auction, and just before the long bond auction, should be interesting... Nothing like being socked with supply as inflation starts to soar... Fed is in a Quandry as to how to interpret these numbers, but that Quandry could lead to a quick spike in rates
Categories I can think of and a highly-traded ETF example for each:Tomas Hermensa said:
Thanks as always. Are there parallels to the SPY, QQQ, and IWM ETFs in the bond world? If so what are the major categories segregated by - company size like stocks or by credit rating or what? My goal is to have some benchmarks for bond prices to track in order to get a feel for the macro market. For me this wouldn't be tradable data right now but part of my education process
deadbq03 said:Categories I can think of and a highly-traded ETF example for each:Tomas Hermensa said:
Thanks as always. Are there parallels to the SPY, QQQ, and IWM ETFs in the bond world? If so what are the major categories segregated by - company size like stocks or by credit rating or what? My goal is to have some benchmarks for bond prices to track in order to get a feel for the macro market. For me this wouldn't be tradable data right now but part of my education process
Corporate Bonds:
- Investment Grade (Good Credit Ratings) - LQD
- High-Yield (Poor Credit Ratings) - HYG
- Emerging Markets - EMB
Government Bonds:
- US Treasuries (20+ Year - TLT; 7-10 Year IEF; Short term - SHY)
- Municipal - TFI
I'm probably missing something but this would be a decent set to search through.
Or for something super-macro that would be representative of bond sentiment in general, AGG is a blend of lots of types and is the most-popular bond ETF.
FJ43 said:
SNDL at 1.08 Nice quick pickup for those that got in low .90s yesterday.