it could run tomorrow, don't get too hot on AH moves.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
yeah no worries, I own the stock as well and I'm net free. I think this makes some attempt at reversion to mean over the next 3-4 weeks, I like the option play here.Prognightmare said:I never rec options unless stated in my plays, so I was referring to buying the stock.jwhitlock3 said:Thought about playing a 5/21 20/25C spread but I'm not convinced that's enough time to rebound. It's 1.10 to play this, and then volume is dead until Jun 18 calls, and a 20/25 there is only 1.50, might pay to go out further?Prognightmare said:
People have a short term memory. MARA is ripe for a trade if it sells off into the close. Sub $19 has minimal risk IMO. The TSLA news pressure will be forgotten fairly quickly and you can scalp 3-7 points.
ETA: options chart http://opcalc.com/uBJ
ETA2: submitted an order at 1.45 for 6/18 20/25, if we get a flash down in the last hour it should fill. I like the odds here.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
Valverde answered this as well as anyone. The book value of the company is greater than the current market cap. This is one of those buffett plays. Also, stock prices are generally recognition of a company's potential (future earnings) vs. today's results.cageybee77 said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
As a rookie, I'm not sure how a stock that whose EPS is -2.68 is undervalued. However, I can understand how the stock's potential is under appreciated?
Right around 30k shares, fitting.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
HELLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMcInnis 03 said:
COIN 265/275/285 call fly for tomorrow engaged, $1.19
I abstain from this dick measuring contest.ag94whoop said:
My 4500 shares of WWR feels minuscule now
I bought today...maybe this is the sign things are turning aroundryanhnc10 said:
Something just happened with FSR
wanderer said:
Yah but it's the same amount of $$ invested because of where you bought yours.
$30,000 Millionaire said:i'm buying 1,000 shares here. Target 0.75McInnis 03 said:WELCOME TO THE PARTY NAKDMcInnis 03 said:
The memes are going nuts. KOSS, AMC, and GME.....
59 South said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
Don't you dare me to triple my position to match you.
cageybee77 said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
As a rookie, I'm not sure how a stock that whose EPS is -2.68 is undervalued. However, I can understand how the stock's potential is under appreciated?
I don't know of a real con to Fibonacci and I guess I am referring to the tool used for levels.AG 2000' said:
Finished Mastering the Trade.
And have started learning Fibonaccis. This stuff feels like voodoo right now but applying it to charts is yielding some interesting results.
Can someone break down the pros/cons of Fibonacci levels?
Thanks. They've been pretty on the money so far in playing with a couple of stocks on my watchlist, sppoky really.FJ43 said:I don't know of a real con to Fibonacci and I guess I am referring to the tool used for levels.AG 2000' said:
Finished Mastering the Trade.
And have started learning Fibonaccis. This stuff feels like voodoo right now but applying it to charts is yielding some interesting results.
Can someone break down the pros/cons of Fibonacci levels?
I used it almost everyday for quick reference and if you'll look at 10-15 random stocks charts intraday, several day spans, etc. you'll see how often the levels are support and resistance and possibly align with SR levels you have identified.
Day Traders/Scalpers use Fib quite a bit.
MaroonDynasty said:
Hopefully EPD can break out , it keeps compressing tighter and tighter. This is the highest closing price of the last few days but it seems to run in the morning .60 and then cool off while making higher lows.
I use them in all time frames beginning with 5 min on up to daily views.AG 2000' said:Thanks. They've been pretty on the money so far in playing with a couple of stocks on my watchlist, sppoky really.FJ43 said:I don't know of a real con to Fibonacci and I guess I am referring to the tool used for levels.AG 2000' said:
Finished Mastering the Trade.
And have started learning Fibonaccis. This stuff feels like voodoo right now but applying it to charts is yielding some interesting results.
Can someone break down the pros/cons of Fibonacci levels?
I used it almost everyday for quick reference and if you'll look at 10-15 random stocks charts intraday, several day spans, etc. you'll see how often the levels are support and resistance and possibly align with SR levels you have identified.
Day Traders/Scalpers use Fib quite a bit.
What's the best time frames to look at these on? I'm going back a year on the daily, does that make sense for general price points? Then drop into shorter if you're intraday?
AG 2000' said:
Finished Mastering the Trade.
And have started learning Fibonaccis. This stuff feels like voodoo right now but applying it to charts is yielding some interesting results.
Can someone break down the pros/cons of Fibonacci levels?
they're both in financial services and they're both part of XLF, and if you notice closely, the chart pattern for XLF looks similar as well.cageybee77 said:
Ok - this makes my head spin. Looking at the charts for FITB and DFS, I see that the charts are near identical (for the day and extremely similar for the month). I mean very, very close - like they were the same company. What does this mean?...to me, this kind of precision can only be (Tin Foil hat moment) attributed to the activity of trading bots. I know they exist because my son is invested in a forex bot. So, we are being lead by our investing noses by bots. I'm sure many of you knew this already. So now the game is: how to take advantage of the knowledge? ***kin-a-tweezers.
Okay. Why not? I'm game for the transparency. Who else? We might have more than 1%. Might have our own WSB Reddit play. I can add 26,000 to my 4k for the cause if we can drive the bus. It's a long term hold for me and it's either ZERO or to the moon.Aggiesincebirth said:59 South said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
I think this was posted, but WWR is ridiculously undervalued. Eventually people will pick up on this.
I also discovered today that I own 0.1% of outstanding shares. Maybe I can give their investor relations team some guff.
Don't you dare me to triple my position to match you.
After reading this and knowing that I too own around 0.1% of the company, I'm starting to think Texags has at least a 1% ownership in WWR maybe more depending on how much OA owns. I think we deserve a board seat for our combined effort...
Also don't any of you sell!
those aren't fears my friend, it's the reality.cageybee77 said:
Cool, but that doesn't argue against my fears.