Please not NIO. Please not NIO. Please not NIO.

It'll be something recently making 52 week highs.

We could start a pick'em on the next target from Hindenburg.

Spoony Love said:

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We could start a pick'em on the next target from Hindenburg.

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I'm curious if the wording is a hint. "Catch you".....

McInnis 03 said:

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Spoony Love said:

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We could start a pick'em on the next target from Hindenburg.

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I'm curious if the wording is a hint. "Catch you".....

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Was thinking about that too.

NFLX? NET?

ASO, with all the fishing gear? That may be a stretch if the tweet is a hint.

By the way, it looks like it may be trending up out of it's down cycle.

If I had one guess it would be DWAC. A good reversal underway this week so they have more $$ to be made. They are releasing it on Thursday, DWAC has a 12/10 expirations. They probably did research after the initial run up and have been camping on it for the right time. They want to put a ding in Trump's pocketbook.

NET had some pretty aggressive bull sweepers today

$NET Sweeper accumulation of June calls .. pic.twitter.com/RAzOn1tsVu

— JE$US (@WallStJesus) December 8, 2021

I'm guessing a bio or something politically right leaning. POWW, anything Trump related, energy company, etc.

Looking like LCID could be the guilty party. Apparently, CEO sold a bunch of shares before the SEC subpoena and again before this recent share offering.

I'm not sure if that's business enough to earn their wrath but we'll see….

Sure did have a pretty sharp AH decline

BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Looking like LCID could be the guilty party. Apparently, CEO sold a bunch of shares before the SEC subpoena and again before this recent share offering.

I'm not sure if that's business enough to earn their wrath but we'll see….

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Of course it probably will be. I picked up Dec 17 $30 puts a while back and finally cut them when it went back green on this week.

Those that read flow... SPG just had an ungodly amount of ITM call options bought today. Dividend is near. So do hedgies use calls to exercise and get the dividend? It was weird to see.

Also... trying to decide if I'm going to keep C on my watchlist. Double inside day. Flow is hella bearish, but there's an absolute crapload of 70Cs being bought on the ask at various expirations.

Ran across this whale trade and was wondering if the option experts on here could explain this to me.


I mean selling fairly ITM puts with an EXP only 2 weeks away seems like a pretty freakin bullish bet. Not sure what to make of the calls though...

Those large put sales seem odd to me because there isn't a lot of premium associated with them beyond the difference from the current stock price and the strike price.

Explain the blue/yellow band. Call/put trigger? What does the color represent and what does the range mean?

I really like NVDA and TWTR setups.

If NVDA stays down a bit until the open, I may buy a small amount of $325 or $330 calls for tomorrow. If it gets above $319.50 I think it will test Wednesday's close above $324, so I may buy more $325s with a plan to take profits as it gets to $324. If the price goes above that it's got a lot of room to run today!

I will wait for TWTR to get above the 20-day and will look for entries.

irish pete ag06 said:

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Staying with my inside day theme for my watchlist. All of these on inside day.

Yellow is my call/put trigger (I try to play what the day gives me without a bias). Other lines are key levels. I've been noticing that the 50% fib on the previous week is a very key level (MODEL T). So I've added it to all my charts for day trading.

TWTR - tons of 50C activity short term
https://www.tradingview.com/x/4X2DNgkg/

NVDA thing is sitting right on model T (50%) from previous week
https://www.tradingview.com/x/6Uw68hcR/

UBER
https://www.tradingview.com/x/56WO0PjL/

QCOM
https://www.tradingview.com/x/5DZuhuGN/

C This thing is sitting right on what has been major support. It's been in a bearish trend for a while now though. Something has gotta likely give soon (or not)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/6I16y4uV/

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What position size do you take on these inside candle trades? Do you treat them like lotto's? Does it depend on the confidence you have in the setup?

Bob Knights Liver said:

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Explain the blue/yellow band. Call/put trigger? What does the color represent and what does the range mean?

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I wait for the 5 minute candle to close above or below the yellow lines to buy calls or puts. Those yellow bands represent the high and the low of the previous inside day.

Idea is when something breaks out of consolidation… it sometimes breaks big.

This isn't an exact science but it's a set up a lot of good traders use and I'm trying to stick wit it and master ir.

So I have a question for Pete or others that are using options with a trigger. Are you buying when it crosses the line or waiting for an opposing candle or pullback of some sort? When I try to buy triggers like this the option is moving in the direction I am buying and the price inflates. The best price is at the same level but with the underlying heading the opposite direction (stepping in front of the bus). Is this just the cost of doing business?

Bob Knight: the bands are moving average clouds. Depends on his setting as to what each cloud represents but an example is you can have one cloud made up of the 8 and 9 emas. If the cloud is one color the 8 is above the 9 and if the 8 drops below the 9 it switches colors. Just a visual way to easily see the trends and ma s/r.

Hindenburg bombs Technoglas TGLS

No idea what this company is

HINDENBURG ISSUES REPORT ON TECNOGLASS INC$TGLS

— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) December 9, 2021

What makes it yellow instead of blue? Is it related to the day before the inside day being red or green?

$NET with a little gap up in this weakness. Thanks Irish, thanks PSK (that dude needs to lurk here).

Bob Knights Liver said:

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What makes it yellow instead of blue? Is it related to the day before the inside day being red or green?

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The yellow lines are just the previous days range. I am trying not to have a bias red or green. Trying to be able to trade what's in front of me bullish or bearish

I use the daily and hourly to draw my levels. Here's a daily graph to show it.

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So I have a question for Pete or others that are using options with a trigger. Are you buying when it crosses the line or waiting for an opposing candle or pullback of some sort? When I try to buy triggers like this the option is moving in the direction I am buying and the price inflates. The best price is at the same level but with the underlying heading the opposite direction (stepping in front of the bus). Is this just the cost of doing business?

Bob Knight: the bands are moving average clouds. Depends on his setting as to what each cloud represents but an example is you can have one cloud made up of the 8 and 9 emas. If the cloud is one color the 8 is above the 9 and if the 8 drops below the 9 it switches colors. Just a visual way to easily see the trends and ma s/r.

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Yes I try to wait for a pullback of some sort…

I was doing the same thing, but also noticed people are scared away because of their history of reverse splits.

Thanks. I guess I missed you post earlier when I kept asking.