This seems so obvious. If AMZN runs more this could keep running a bit, but I'll be watching puts here as well.
That's a tough situation. If you can handle the risk, I would wait and see what happens. I predict those will expire worthless. Did you make enough profit on the 80s to cover the 90s?AG 2000' said:
I need some advise, got caught on a SAVA trade.
I had some 11/19 80/90 call spreads that I bought a while back. Tried to leg out of them during the events of the week through yesterday.
Sold all the 80s, but didn't get filled on all the 90s. So now I've got a couple of naked $90Cs sitting out there. Is there a good way to cover that?
Could I buy 11/12s at the same strike with the idea to cover via those? Buy shares to cover?
Could also roll to a later date, higher strike for a credit but still playing chicken with the freight train.
Multiple lessons learned on this one for me but just trying to sort out the best response I can.
ALL out NVDA 280c, bought 285c 11/05. This is like my 10th roll up on NVDA
— Usama Trades (@Usama_Mushtaq_A) November 4, 2021
I got in this a little late with a small position when it was brought up a while back. My basis is over $6, so happy to be back in the green. I can't find what's moving it today. Do you have a particular target you are looking at?Engine10 said:
Which one of you wild men is slappin the ask on my OTC micro volume play $GCEH? That renewable diesel plant isn't going to commission until 1Q22 and no other news but we've flown from $3.5 to $7 in just three days!
It might have put in a bottom today. Chance of lower would be down to $7.00 at the lowest. But when it resumes back upward, you won't see these prices again before we see a series of higher and higher highs, potentially all the way to $20.Triple_Bagger said:
I'm not buying more IMMR but I am selling 11/19 7.50 puts for 0.30 and won't be upset if I get assigned.
Agreed.Max Stonetrail said:
I am just going to throw this out there based on some of the posts I am seeing. I am certainly not trying to give trading or financial advice, but just share some of my experience in 20+ years.
With day and short term trading (not long term buy and hold) I have always done "OK", kind of like when I go to Vegas. I win some, I lose some, and I am probably down overall if I had to guess, and I am not sure I would want to know that number.
I lost a lot of money last year during the wild swings of trading when Covid hit trying to predict time the point when the market would turn the other direction, both up and down. That is the root cause of many of my losses over the years. I would think we are overextended in one direction, that it's going to turn soon, and try to get a jump on the market. This worked out horribly for me.
Contrast that when about 3 months ago, I started trading the way the market is going, both up and down. September was brutal for the market, but I made more money than I ever had. That was mostly on a few big drops in SPY, seeing the dip, waiting until the reverse direction was firmly established, then getting in. That is quite a contrast then trying to get ahead of the market. Also, when I had a decent profit % wise or dollarwise, I would take it and go to the next trade. I left money on the table. but I still had a table.
My case in point right now is TSLA. Contrary to my main strategy, I think it is hugely overvalued being up 50% in like a month on very little fundamental change, but it doesn't really matter what I think. The market is bidding this thing to the moon. I am in puts I bought when it was around 1170, and I am now debating taking the sizeable loss and moving to the next trade. I have until 11/19, but it isn't showing any signs of weakness. It is a hard pill to swallow, but I have found if I get out of a loser, and then try to get back on a winning streak, I do much better. I have more winners than losers, but historically my losers were so big that I needed 20 winners to make it up. That is a hard ratio to pick.
This is with the real money. I am not discouraging using play money for the lotto's, memes and highly speculative plays with money you can lose. They are fun and I look at that as entertainment dollars (like Vegas).
Just my $0.02. Well, that lesson cost me a lot more than $0.02.
Can you give an example of what you've got?Tomas Hermensa said:
When I am playing lottos against the current trend I use multi-leg option trades, like spreads and butterflies. This holds down the cost to protect capital. I have TSLA put butterflies right now that could pay 10x or more even without it maxing.
Triple_Bagger said:That's a tough situation. If you can handle the risk, I would wait and see what happens. I predict those will expire worthless. Did you make enough profit on the 80s to cover the 90s?AG 2000' said:
I need some advise, got caught on a SAVA trade.
I had some 11/19 80/90 call spreads that I bought a while back. Tried to leg out of them during the events of the week through yesterday.
Sold all the 80s, but didn't get filled on all the 90s. So now I've got a couple of naked $90Cs sitting out there. Is there a good way to cover that?
Could I buy 11/12s at the same strike with the idea to cover via those? Buy shares to cover?
Could also roll to a later date, higher strike for a credit but still playing chicken with the freight train.
Multiple lessons learned on this one for me but just trying to sort out the best response I can.
I want to sell some CC's but cant decide where.Tomas Hermensa said:
There's a W forming on SAVA. Do we fill that gap to $115 today?
McInnis 03 said:So hard to say,AG 2000' said:Would it be dumb to jump in here here?McInnis 03 said:TRADE OF THE FREAKING WEEK, OMGMcInnis 03 said:
AMZN calls coming in on weekly 3350's 3400 and 3500s......
NOV 12 3400/3500's are moving too. Spend 15 to possibly get 100
Having some serious FOMO and fixing to have some SAVA walking around money.
All I can tell you is my $14 spread is now worth $45 and still going. (I realize this doesn't help your fomo)
If the last two weeks have shown us anything, damn near everything is getting sold off after earnings. I'd be out before close.*cjo03 said:
SQ earnings AH.. anyone have expectations?
Quote:
'SAVA Nothing disclosed today improves fundamentals or increases likelihood of simufilam's success. It only makes the stock price more volatile, so trade on. Will simufilam work? No, almost certainly not...' -Tweet From STAT's Adam Feuerstein
$SAVA Nothing disclosed today improves fundamentals or increases likelihood of simufilam’s success. It only makes the stock price more volatile, so trade on.
— Adam Feuerstein 💉 (@adamfeuerstein) November 4, 2021
Will simufilam work? No, almost certainly not. When will the truth be revealed? It’s anyone’s guess. That’s biotech.
I don't think he's the short seller mastermind. I do think he's being paid by the main guy to keep SAVA down though.NRD09 said:
He scared
Of course.AG 2000' said:
VIX up 3%