I request a pic of the trout you caught on that incredible creek/river that you posted today. That place was beautiful bro.

I had some nice profit from $ATOS and closed out my positions Friday at 9.20 when i realized the Friday profit taking had commenced. After hours it is down to 7.85. I had bought in at 1.87 back in January.

Someone with more experience, give me your opinion after looking at the options chain on that stock and note the number of 12 to 15 strike calls for the 16th. Would you suggest - based on that information- to jump back in and ride it out to the 16th when all those calls expire?

Also of note: this stock will be included in the Russell 2000 and 3000 on the 28th


I would appreciate any advise because i feel like i have left some money on that table.

So the Maldives are now the greater CS area?

Good to know, playa. Good to know.

Can't imagine the gift basket he sends you at Christmas!

McInnis 03 said:

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FJ43 said:

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Y'all were way ahead on this one. Theta Warrior seems to think this is gonna go.

$MU Weekly falling wedge taking shape.

This is an egg getting ready to hatch (exactly what we look for). pic.twitter.com/dhtJQ6nBq5

— Theta Warrior (@ThetaWarrior) June 26, 2021

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Brontosaurus pattern

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My first thought as well. That is kinda scarey.

FJ43 said:

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Working on my charting.

Trout not stocks.

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Pigeon Forge?

Yes where is this glorious place??

Maximus_Meridius said:

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FJ43 said:

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Working on my charting.

Trout not stocks.

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Pigeon Forge?

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Townsend area before Cades Cove.

Any of y'all in college station permanently? I'll be in CS the weekend of July 16-18 for brisket camp. Would love to catch up over some good bourbon.

Nice. That's beautiful country, we always say we're going to spend a few extra nights there when we're passing through (we stay in the cabins at the Townsend KOA) going home to TX, but we never do.

Sven is a perma bear, but I think this analysis is worth reading. The question is always when will the music stop. Not this week, right?

https://northmantrader.com/2021/06/23/the-never-ending-rally-2/

Curious if CLOV has any juice left with how hard the shorts hit Friday.

Actually pretty good news that they are significantly expanding geographically last week. That's kind of been my biggest concern is member growth, while steady, has been pretty small in the grand scheme of the Medicare market.

That type of news is music to my ears for a long term hold, even without all the squeeze stuff.

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Does anyone here consider themselves a thinkscript expert? I think a scan for stocks at -3 ATR and + 3 ATR with above average volume would be a useful trading tool.

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The tool I've have used are things like borntosell to find enticing call option premiums to sell. The only problem is that it's delayed.

ASAN: CEO buying might not be as strong of a bullish indicator as I thought. This article from Barrons states the purchases are executed automatically when certain parameters are met.

Moskovitz has paid $97.4 million from June 8-23 for 2.03 million shares, an average per-share price of $47.99. According to forms he filed to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Moskovitz made the purchases through a so-called Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. Such plans automatically execute transactions when parameters preset by insiders, such as price and volume, are met. The plan is intended to remove any bias an insider may have from the potential knowledge of nonpublic information. Moskovitz now owns 3.15 million shares in a personal account, and another 4.15 million shares through a trust.

Double_Bagger said:

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ASAN: CEO buying might not be as strong of a bullish indicator as I thought. This article from Barrons states the purchases are executed automatically when certain parameters are met.

Moskovitz has paid $97.4 million from June 8-23 for 2.03 million shares, an average per-share price of $47.99. According to forms he filed to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Moskovitz made the purchases through a so-called Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. Such plans automatically execute transactions when parameters preset by insiders, such as price and volume, are met. The plan is intended to remove any bias an insider may have from the potential knowledge of nonpublic information. Moskovitz now owns 3.15 million shares in a personal account, and another 4.15 million shares through a trust.

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Pull back to $50? Asking for a friend.

Oh....next week would be awesome since 'his' puts would print a buck or two.

FJ43 said:

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Double_Bagger said:

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ASAN: CEO buying might not be as strong of a bullish indicator as I thought. This article from Barrons states the purchases are executed automatically when certain parameters are met.

Moskovitz has paid $97.4 million from June 8-23 for 2.03 million shares, an average per-share price of $47.99. According to forms he filed to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Moskovitz made the purchases through a so-called Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. Such plans automatically execute transactions when parameters preset by insiders, such as price and volume, are met. The plan is intended to remove any bias an insider may have from the potential knowledge of nonpublic information. Moskovitz now owns 3.15 million shares in a personal account, and another 4.15 million shares through a trust.

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Pull back to $50? Asking for a friend.

Oh....next week would be awesome since 'his' puts would print a buck or two.

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Your guess is better than mine. I had sworn off ASAN puts, but might give it one more go. You say when.

Nerdery has really made me want to order the ASUS zephyrs ROG line of laptops. People rave about them but I am also a gamer.

Double_Bagger said:

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FJ43 said:

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Double_Bagger said:

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ASAN: CEO buying might not be as strong of a bullish indicator as I thought. This article from Barrons states the purchases are executed automatically when certain parameters are met.

Moskovitz has paid $97.4 million from June 8-23 for 2.03 million shares, an average per-share price of $47.99. According to forms he filed to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Moskovitz made the purchases through a so-called Rule 10b5-1 trading plan. Such plans automatically execute transactions when parameters preset by insiders, such as price and volume, are met. The plan is intended to remove any bias an insider may have from the potential knowledge of nonpublic information. Moskovitz now owns 3.15 million shares in a personal account, and another 4.15 million shares through a trust.

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Pull back to $50? Asking for a friend.

Oh....next week would be awesome since 'his' puts would print a buck or two.

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Your guess is better than mine. I had sworn off ASAN puts, but might give it one more go. You say when.

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I still think this come back some at least. Although it flagged over $55 for about 5 days the broke higher.

I've held onto my 7/16 50P. For now I think I will see how the action is early this coming week and may add or roll out.

76% on Fib is about 54.90, 61.8% about 49.38 and 50% or close to MT is 44.92.

Big volume on Friday and highest since 9/30/20

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Nerdery has really made me want to order the ASUS zephyrs ROG line of laptops. People rave about them but I am also a gamer.

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Most of this is well above my pay grade. Just called one of my sons and asked to him to fill the cart and let me know when.

Hardest part for me is wanting to run 4 larger monitors and was difficult from a laptop setup. The Alienware Aurora R12 made it easy on that aspect anyway.

I'm currently making due with mediocre two computers to run three monitors instead of one outstanding machine. The upside is if I have some type of failure I could switch to the working machine while the other one is replaced or repaired.