Maybe not tradable by itself, but if we note call volumes in the future maybe it guides us to toss out some lottos on Vixperation Tuesday afternoons?
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did you still have any runners for Mancini's magical 4500 target? or are you just minimizing risk and taking profits? 4492 is his precise target I believe.$30,000 Millionaire said:
okay, so i am the luckiest SOB on the planet.
I bought SPX 4465C yesterday at the close at $16 because, well, we closed above the down trend. I was able to sell them just now at $24.5. I had a 1% position overnight, so not the end of the world, but I was enough to be annoyed about it. They were $6.50 at 3:15 pm after Netflix crapped the bed.
Folks, another reason to trade SPX is 24 hour trading....
Note: Typo "pulled back". 4492-4500 remains major resistance & gateway to the next rally up to 4575+. Strong resistance zone and dip likely there - bulls will want to hold the above supports on any dips either direct or from the above resistance. Supports now 4445-55, 4425, 4405
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CLOV is my biggest loser of all time... in my ROTH IRA, so I haven't cut the bag yet.BaylorSpineGuy said:
CLOV is/was such a dumpster fire. Chamath pumped and dumped that one like a boss. Touched $28 at one point and fell to $1.95. A cool 93% drop from ATH. But fear not…it's rallied to $3!
In the height of bull markets, mania/speculation run wild. But don't feel bad if you've lost money in 2021. Most people did. Even Issac Newton lost all his wealth in South Seas Trading Co. he was famously quoted as saying, "I can calculate the movement of celestial bodies. But I couldn't calculate the madness of a crowd." I have an audiobook called "Devil Takes the Hindmost". It's a history of market speculation. Fascinating stuff.
I know I've learned powerful lessons this year. I hope to be ready for the next manic bull market. They will come again and be just as wild as this one was.
I think I own like 5 shares of NFLX, but even I have to say that's one of the more impressive gap downs I've ever seen. Incredible.
Right there with you. Remember, a Clinton is involved so there is always hope. They don't put their hands on anything for nothing.irish pete ag06 said:CLOV is my biggest loser of all time... in my ROTH IRA, so I haven't cut the bag yet.BaylorSpineGuy said:
CLOV is/was such a dumpster fire. Chamath pumped and dumped that one like a boss. Touched $28 at one point and fell to $1.95. A cool 93% drop from ATH. But fear not…it's rallied to $3!
In the height of bull markets, mania/speculation run wild. But don't feel bad if you've lost money in 2021. Most people did. Even Issac Newton lost all his wealth in South Seas Trading Co. he was famously quoted as saying, "I can calculate the movement of celestial bodies. But I couldn't calculate the madness of a crowd." I have an audiobook called "Devil Takes the Hindmost". It's a history of market speculation. Fascinating stuff.
I know I've learned powerful lessons this year. I hope to be ready for the next manic bull market. They will come again and be just as wild as this one was.
Roku recovering nicely from the Netflix donkey punch.
I know. One of the only reasons I'm holding on...Ccutamu said:Right there with you. Remember, a Clinton is involved so there is always hope. They don't put their hands on anything for nothing.irish pete ag06 said:CLOV is my biggest loser of all time... in my ROTH IRA, so I haven't cut the bag yet.BaylorSpineGuy said:
CLOV is/was such a dumpster fire. Chamath pumped and dumped that one like a boss. Touched $28 at one point and fell to $1.95. A cool 93% drop from ATH. But fear not…it's rallied to $3!
In the height of bull markets, mania/speculation run wild. But don't feel bad if you've lost money in 2021. Most people did. Even Issac Newton lost all his wealth in South Seas Trading Co. he was famously quoted as saying, "I can calculate the movement of celestial bodies. But I couldn't calculate the madness of a crowd." I have an audiobook called "Devil Takes the Hindmost". It's a history of market speculation. Fascinating stuff.
I know I've learned powerful lessons this year. I hope to be ready for the next manic bull market. They will come again and be just as wild as this one was.
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TSLA still could go either way for me this morning. 4/22 1000C or 1050P. Waiting another 5 minutes to confirm, but unfortunately it looks like puts.
NVDA wasting zero time filling that gap up this morning.
probably touches the ONLBob Knights Liver said:
TSLA still could go either way for me this morning. 4/22 1000C or 1050P. Waiting another 5 minutes to confirm, but unfortunately it looks like puts.
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Switching to 1020P. I may have missed the big move, but we'll see. Stop is $1022.9
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Big bull/bear fight here on TSLA. If we get down to yesterday's open at 1005, I'll likely take some profits.
Wasted no time filling the SPY gap...now what?
BrokeAssAggie said:$30,000 Millionaire said:
perhaps the easiest trade today, but netflix will have to retrace some of that down draft. Don't over risk, but there will be money to be made on this.
Looking at weekly calls?
Looks to be in a freefall but has to bottom out soon?
If NFLX holds $230 I think we may get a little bounce.
still hanging on to the June QQQ calls after this morning's dump?$30,000 Millionaire said:
do you guys want to keep the QQQ calls or book profits.
Answer fast
Netflix move now excessive.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
wanderer said:still hanging on to the June QQQ calls after this morning's dump?$30,000 Millionaire said:
do you guys want to keep the QQQ calls or book profits.
Answer fast
Yes. We have tons of time.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
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Bob Knights Liver said:
Big bull/bear fight here on TSLA. If we get down to yesterday's open at 1005, I'll likely take some profits.
I'm taking profits here. Sold all puts. 20% gain.
Premiums inflating in Tsla. Look for lift
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
DIS beatdown after NFLX miss.
DIS dropped from 145 to 130 the last time NFLX missed and then went to 160 after DIS reported earnings.
DIS reports 5/11 AMC. The 5/13 C150 is 0.30. Cheap lotto?
DIS dropped from 145 to 130 the last time NFLX missed and then went to 160 after DIS reported earnings.
DIS reports 5/11 AMC. The 5/13 C150 is 0.30. Cheap lotto?
DOCU and PYPL getting creamed this morning. No specific news, but I'm guessing another downward move due to rates, or something related to NFLX.
picked up some $1030 calls here. $23 entry.$30,000 Millionaire said:
Premiums inflating in Tsla. Look for lift
Lotto. Netflix 235C at 5.5
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Some of the moves in these large-cap tech/growth stocks on earnings have been mind-blowing the past two quarters.
They have to scare the children
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
Alright who broke it?
Netflix move is stupid now. This is now a value.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
here comes the TSLA reversal.
So is that a gap fill in the first hour then?
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Alright who broke it?
I bought 100 shares of Netflix as a trade. I'm pretty confident this will retrace some.
You don’t trade for money, you trade for freedom.
QQQ and SPY bouncing perfectly off Woodies pivot this morning.
wanderer said:
QQQ and SPY bouncing perfectly off Woodies pivot this morning.
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