Irish 2.0 said:

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is that eastern time? they put those in at close basically?

Charismatic Megafauna said:

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0dte
I bought at .8 and .85 and closed them for 1.9, couldn't take it no mo

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Rolled this to a wednesday spy 438c for 1.94 i planned to hold overnight, didn't want to burn a day trade but i couldn't stand it. Sold it for 3.3 with 28 seconds to spare.
70% and 130% are pretty good singles, right?
Most of the rest of the day's trading involved taking profits on crwd calls I've been stacking. If it's up again tomorrow I'll sell some March calls against my shares. Maybe if I'm feeling cute I'll sell March calls against the Aprils i am planning to hold through earnings.
What a day. I need a cigarette.
/diary

I missed the APA call out a while back. Is it still worth getting in?

Yes. Cheddar has EST. Doesn't sync with my time zone

AG 2000' said:

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I missed the APA call out a while back. Is it still worth getting in?

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I like it.

Duuude, get rid of that margin and get a cash account. I can't do verticals in it, but this market is set up for scalpers anyway. Some days I might do 4 or 5 scalps, I couldn't do that with the day trade limit

What's with the closing in green? Market reacting to europe involvement in Ukraine?

BREwmaster said:

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Duuude, get rid of that margin and get a cash account. I can't do verticals in it, but this market is set up for scalpers anyway. Some days I might do 4 or 5 scalps, I couldn't do that with the day trade limit

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The other option is to scalp futures. /MES and /MNQ are appropriate for accounts under $25k. Futures have different governing rules and PDT does not apply.

I closed out of ttd ah. Hoarding cash. I'm not getting rekt by seasonality again

$30,000 Millionaire said:

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it's being loaded by the pumpers. So, let's get in with them.

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Get out price?

Think we are close to that last run, but expect choppy March first. I don't think we get that high though, but we will test ATH's at least.

GDRX got hammered. Lowered guidance, but also announced a share buyback. Lots of other stuff to buy right now, but this one might be worth watching in a few days

Some days ago I posted on the topic of NFLX and that I would sell it or short it. This market stance is based on a company in the making, Warner Brothers + Discovery (WBD will be the Nasdaq ticker). It's complicated but AT&T is riding itself of Time Warner Media to Discovery. The merger deal should happen in April. For every 1 share of T you own, you will have .24 shares of WBD delivered to you and you still retain your T shares. T shares will undergo a share price downward adjustment to the equivalent of the Warner Bros asset removed from the books. As to where the market will trade T shares after the accounting entry is anyone's guess. I'm not here supporting T senior leadership as they are really bad; however, this WBD deal looks very good to me. With all that said, here's an article why I think NFLX is in for a ride down or this new company, WBD, is in for a wild ride up. I'm looking for the wild ride up. I have no stake in NFLX so no worries. I know some here have NFLX and might find this useful info.

Here's the article link below. If you don't have time because TLDR, read the quote especially if you hold NFLX. Beware and good luck.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4491022-att-reviewing-warnermedia-spinoff-future-potential?mailingid=26859444&messageid=must_reads&serial=26859444.1412869&utm_campaign=Must%2BRead%2BFebruary%2B28%2C%2B2022%2B(all%2BEMP)&utm_content=seeking_alpha&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=must_reads

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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) today has a $173.16 billion market cap and, in 2021, generated $29.7 billion in revenue and $6.4 billion in EBITDA. DISCA in 2021 generated $12.19 billion in revenue and $3.66 billion of EBITDA while their market cap is only $18.25 billion. T's market cap is $165.93 billion, and the WarnerMedia segment generated $35.63 billion in revenue and $7.9 billion of EBITDA. I have no idea how WarnerMedia will be valued, so I am just going to go off of a revenue percentage. WarnerMedia generated 21.1% of T's revenue, which would place its market cap at $35.01 billion. If that is how WarnerMedia will be valued, then the combined entity of DISCA and WarnerMedia would have a market cap of $53.26 billion, and it would generate $47.82 billion in revenue and $11.56 billion in EBITDA. NFLX has a market cap that is more than 325% larger than what WBD would be today if my valuation of WarnerMedia is what is used, yet NFLX would only generate 62.1% of the revenue and 55.39% of the EBITDA that WBD would generate. The numbers are drastically off, which leads me to believe that either shares of NFLX will continue its downward spiral, having already declined by -35.13% in 2022 or that the combined entity of WBD would be drastically undervalued, presenting a significant upside opportunity.

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Thoughts on EPAM?

This company is being hammered doing work in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. Stock has fallen over $400 a share YTD due to the conflict, with a massive drop today.

Company was doing very well prior to this it seems.

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I feel like we're getting really close to the point where we are in a multi-month period of "can't be wrong".

So many stocks, indexes, and ETF's are at or near long term bottoms.

Think back to December 2020 - February 2021. It was all bull all the time. I'm getting that feeling. We might coil up here in the 4200-4700 range for a couple months. But it feels like the sub 4000 bears are going to have to go back into hibernation soon. And the next major top should be in the mid 5500's.

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Is that really the case on the stocks are at or near long term bottoms? Presumably those stocks have had some significant falling over the past twelve months, making a bunch of bag holders. Won't those folks just be happy to unload their bags when (if) it comes back to their price?

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Some days ago I posted on the topic of NFLX and that I would sell it or short it. This market stance is based on a company in the making, Warner Brothers + Discovery (WBD will be the Nasdaq ticker). It's complicated but AT&T is riding itself of Time Warner Media to Discovery. The merger deal should happen in April. For every 1 share of T you own, you will have .24 shares of WBD delivered to you and you still retain your T shares. T shares will undergo a share price downward adjustment to the equivalent of the Warner Bros asset removed from the books. As to where the market will trade T shares after the accounting entry is anyone's guess. I'm not here supporting T senior leadership as they are really bad; however, this WBD deal looks very good to me. With all that said, here's an article why I think NFLX is in for a ride down or this new company, WBD, is in for a wild ride up. I'm looking for the wild ride up. I have no stake in NFLX so no worries. I know some here have NFLX and might find this useful info.

Here's the article link below. If you don't have time because TLDR, read the quote especially if you hold NFLX. Beware and good luck.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4491022-att-reviewing-warnermedia-spinoff-future-potential?mailingid=26859444&messageid=must_reads&serial=26859444.1412869&utm_campaign=Must%2BRead%2BFebruary%2B28%2C%2B2022%2B(all%2BEMP)&utm_content=seeking_alpha&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=must_reads

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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) today has a $173.16 billion market cap and, in 2021, generated $29.7 billion in revenue and $6.4 billion in EBITDA. DISCA in 2021 generated $12.19 billion in revenue and $3.66 billion of EBITDA while their market cap is only $18.25 billion. T's market cap is $165.93 billion, and the WarnerMedia segment generated $35.63 billion in revenue and $7.9 billion of EBITDA. I have no idea how WarnerMedia will be valued, so I am just going to go off of a revenue percentage. WarnerMedia generated 21.1% of T's revenue, which would place its market cap at $35.01 billion. If that is how WarnerMedia will be valued, then the combined entity of DISCA and WarnerMedia would have a market cap of $53.26 billion, and it would generate $47.82 billion in revenue and $11.56 billion in EBITDA. NFLX has a market cap that is more than 325% larger than what WBD would be today if my valuation of WarnerMedia is what is used, yet NFLX would only generate 62.1% of the revenue and 55.39% of the EBITDA that WBD would generate. The numbers are drastically off, which leads me to believe that either shares of NFLX will continue its downward spiral, having already declined by -35.13% in 2022 or that the combined entity of WBD would be drastically undervalued, presenting a significant upside opportunity.

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I hate to ask but my google skill shave failed me in the past and i havent been able to find anything, have they announced a "as-of" date fore share holders of T to get the New Co?

https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/cassava-sciences-reports-full-year-2021-financial-results-and-operating-updates-2022

SAVA earnings/news dropped early??

$NQ pic.twitter.com/tICzT6eV8h

— chika (@chikatrades) February 25, 2022

bmoochie said:

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https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/cassava-sciences-reports-full-year-2021-financial-results-and-operating-updates-2022

SAVA earnings/news dropped early??

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I show they were supposed to drop at market close today - so looks on time to me.

ibdm98 said:

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bmoochie said:

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https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/cassava-sciences-reports-full-year-2021-financial-results-and-operating-updates-2022

SAVA earnings/news dropped early??

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I show they were supposed to drop at market close today - so looks on time to me.

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I didn't see anywhere whether they are having an earning conference call or not.

Does anyone know? And if not, is this something that is common in smaller or bio tech firms? Most companies that I am aware of have year end conference calls

ibdm98 said:

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bmoochie said:

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https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/cassava-sciences-reports-full-year-2021-financial-results-and-operating-updates-2022

SAVA earnings/news dropped early??

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I show they were supposed to drop at market close today - so looks on time to me.

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E*TRADE shows March 22nd. Who knows.

Call me crazy, but I'll be watching the RSX closely the next few days looking for an entry.

I hate what Russia is doing, but they can't go on forever with all of western society stacked against them.

Can't speak to Bios in general, but SAVA doesn't have revenue generation and expenses will rise during phase 3. Their management has been really quiet lately. Anything they say gets twisted and used as fodder by the shorts. I think they have been waiting until there is more positive data to make any press releases.

That's the thought behind using moving averages as supply zones and why those longer ones, like 50-day or 200-day are so important. There's a lot of cash on the sidelines so if we get a good bull run FOMO will trump bag holding.

What strikes will you be looking to sell? Looks like 3/18 $1.50 will go for. ~.20.

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mazag08 said:

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I feel like we're getting really close to the point where we are in a multi-month period of "can't be wrong".

So many stocks, indexes, and ETF's are at or near long term bottoms.

Think back to December 2020 - February 2021. It was all bull all the time. I'm getting that feeling. We might coil up here in the 4200-4700 range for a couple months. But it feels like the sub 4000 bears are going to have to go back into hibernation soon. And the next major top should be in the mid 5500's.

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Is that really the case on the stocks are at or near long term bottoms? Presumably those stocks have had some significant falling over the past twelve months, making a bunch of bag holders. Won't those folks just be happy to unload their bags when (if) it comes back to their price?

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Yes, but thst also means people will be entering positions in the way up. That's what makes up sentiment. Layers and layers of buyers. The first move is always a slow climb followed by a 50-61% correction as some take profit. But the next move is the furious one as fundamentals improve and more and more investors join the early adopters.

Edit for spelling. Don't understand in this day and time how Apple can't have better predictive spelling and auto corrections that make sense.

Carlo4 said:

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Thoughts on EPAM?

This company is being hammered doing work in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. Stock has fallen over $400 a share YTD due to the conflict, with a massive drop today.

Company was doing very well prior to this it seems.

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Some DD info

largest delivery centers are located in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia.

$232.6 million in cash and cash equivalents, or 16.1% of the total, in banks in Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.

14,000 employees in Ukraine,
9,416 delivery personnel in Belarus
8,933 in Russia.
more than half of their employee total of 58,800

$78.29 million in long-lived assets in Ukraine
$75.52 million in Belarus
$16.61 million in Russia,
a combined 72.1% of the company's long-lived assets of $236.21 million.

Personally
I would not touch this right now, but there are a lot brighter investment minds on this forum than me.