Has anyone been watching Dollar Tree? It's had a couple solid spikes and at under $100/share seems undervalued.
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BlueTaze said:
Loading CVNA OTM puts out to Jan 25. Looking to retest $110. Will add on fake breakout, or exit on sustained move above $150.
Eyeing these this morning. And more crwd puts. Sigh.
Charismatic Megafauna said:BlueTaze said:
Loading CVNA OTM puts out to Jan 25. Looking to retest $110. Will add on fake breakout, or exit on sustained move above $150.
Eyeing these this morning. And more crwd puts. Sigh.
Filled on CVNA Jan 25 $100 puts for $5.45, another open order at $5, and $4.25.
Do you have the same plan and targets for Sep 20 calls? I'm fortunate to be sitting on net free contracts on $25 and $28.Heineken-Ashi said:I will sell 70% of my Aug 24 $26 calls if it hits $26.45 today, and 30% of my Sep 6 $25 calls. Will book profits and rise the rest looking for $27.50-$28 next week to sell next tranche, if not all the rest.E said:
Getting some nice trims in on SLV
Brewmaster said:I go to BrewBurgerM4 Benelli said:khkman22 said:What is that, $0.05? I may be able to upgrade from McDonald's to Whataburger tonight now.HoustonAg2014 said:
Fubo just won their injunction over Venu. It sounds like the Venu deal is on pause for now… up 23%
McDs has raised their gross margins from a historical 39 percent to 59 percent. Might as well go to Whataburger regardless.since going carnivore I average over a lb a day of beef. Some days 2+ if I'm hungry, lol.
Check out these two doctors on Tucker. (Don't worry, you'll prob end up eating more beef after this one.) Diet is a good portion of the two and half hours.
Damn, really wanted to buy buy some more SMCI at 595 but left my limit at 580.
Oh well, no complaints if it wants to hit 650 today.
Oh well, no complaints if it wants to hit 650 today.
Still looking for $27.50-$28 and ideally it would hit today. I'll sell half of what I have left of all Aug calls (booked 100% profit on each strike Friday, so no risk left on those) there. Looking for $29 by EOW and will be out of all August calls and will sell most Sep 6 calls that I bought last week. Want to see how it plays out this week before deciding anything on Sep 20 calls, but might take some risk off of those if we do get $29 range.fauxstradamus said:Do you have the same plan and targets for Sep 20 calls? I'm fortunate to be sitting on net free contracts on $25 and $28.Heineken-Ashi said:I will sell 70% of my Aug 24 $26 calls if it hits $26.45 today, and 30% of my Sep 6 $25 calls. Will book profits and rise the rest looking for $27.50-$28 next week to sell next tranche, if not all the rest.E said:
Getting some nice trims in on SLV
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NVDA upper target of $128 could very well hit today or tomorrow. I have no higher targets. So above that, it can run. It could also reverse whenever it wants. And $75-$85 range is still the first open lower target and likely support should this market reverse hard.
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I really wanted this market to take a bit of a hit before the election to help my side win...but this thing is looking like more ATH and a feather in the cap for the side I don't want to win...sadly, there is just no stopping this thing until then...
SPY threatening breakout here if it can close at the current price or higher. With it breaking the trend line that has been in place since October, high chance it tests/breaks ATH before reversal back down.
They really V'd that sucker in SMCI.
I took a few 8/23 566C at .38 just as a bet on the move to an all time high this week. Momentum is up but we could see a stall later this week. By that time, damage will be done. Small bet and looking for it to maybe double by Wednesday.
Hoping SLV gets that pop to $27
NVDA "should" have a healthy retrace to $120 range and then it might be able to attack as high as $134. If it keeps going without any weakness I actually get more worried that earnings might drop it.
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New highs incoming.
Sold my first tranche of Sept 20 GDX 39 calls up 86%.
Speculatively bought a few SPY puts for Aug 27, 553.
Tempted to short NVDIA but the run it's been on is too much for me to argue with (my wallet).
Speculatively bought a few SPY puts for Aug 27, 553.
Tempted to short NVDIA but the run it's been on is too much for me to argue with (my wallet).
CheladaAg said:
They really V'd that sucker in SMCI.
ALB with a nice 5% day and I think up 15% from the bottom a few days ago.
buying more NVDA
Target hitHeineken-Ashi said:
NVDA first target reached. Next up is formerly unprinted target at $120 (might be resistance, might be nothing) and then $$128.65 valid through 9/6. We have $109-$111 range now as support targets should this bullish move retrace.
"H-A: In return for the flattery, can you reduce the size of your signature? It's the only part of your posts that don't add value. In its' place, just put "I'm an investing savant, and make no apologies for it", as oldarmy1 would do."
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I am selling... taking profits before earnings.hedge said:
buying more NVDA
You both keep doing what you're doing. My NVDY is appreciating all the volatility (current yield 69.2%).harge57 said:I am selling... taking profits before earnings.hedge said:
buying more NVDA
TNA $42 target in sight.
ALB doing things didn't you buy the dip in it too?
didn't you buy the dip in it too? 
hedge said:
buying more NVDA
Something that you might consider in the future.
Know your primary target stocks inside and out, backwards and forwards, for better profits. If you do that, then you'd have been scooping up NVDA at $92 two weeks ago, instead of $127ish today. You let fear control you, causing you to have doubt when you could've been taking advantage of the fear of others. Remove emotion and you'll become a stronger trader/investor. I'm not criticizing, just offering some advice.
buying opportunity?
I'll buy all the shares.
I bought $110 October Calls too early, but layered in a $50/110 December put/call strangle which has done well so far. Short story - the jury is still out on this one.Brewmaster said:
ALB doing things
What was your thesis for $110+ in October?
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I went ahead and bought shares along with selling a 6 SEP 24 $200 PUTbhanacik said:
thoughts on this play with CRWD:
I'm looking at starting a long-term position on CRWD and am thinking about selling puts. I can sell the 8/30 $240 P for 6.50 now. it looks like it's formed a good bottom over the last two weeks but earnings are coming up on 8/28 and potentially another decent drop.
Thoughts on the timing of selling the puts so close to earnings or should I just not be as concerned with the timing since I'm looking at this as a long-term hold (more than 5 years)
I'm ok holding long-term
I love clown world markets.
To the moon!
To the moon!
Near as I can tell, "try to catch a falling knife"!Heineken-Ashi said:
What was your thesis for $110+ in October?
Actually, a simple value/near term turnaround play, with a potential run-up before earnings kicker.
It might pay off. But there needs to be more of an analysis done when using options. It sounds like you pretty much just gambled and picked a point that, at the time, felt far enough way. I hope it pays off for you. I went with straight shares as this was always pitched as a longer term play. My risk is probably the same or less than yours with my trailing stop and I don't have a timeframe I have to perform within.I bleed maroon said:Near as I can tell, "try to catch a falling knife"!Heineken-Ashi said:
What was your thesis for $110+ in October?
Actually, a simple value/near term turnaround play.
"H-A: In return for the flattery, can you reduce the size of your signature? It's the only part of your posts that don't add value. In its' place, just put "I'm an investing savant, and make no apologies for it", as oldarmy1 would do."
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Different strokes for different folks, I guess. This is a purely speculative play for me - not a long-term hold.Heineken-Ashi said:It might pay off. But there needs to be more of an analysis done when using options. It sounds like you pretty much just gambled and picked a point that, at the time, felt far enough way. I hope it pays off for you. I went with straight shares as this was always pitched as a longer term play. My risk is probably the same or less than yours with my trailing stop and I don't have a timeframe I have to perform within.I bleed maroon said:Near as I can tell, "try to catch a falling knife"!Heineken-Ashi said:
What was your thesis for $110+ in October?
Actually, a simple value/near term turnaround play.
Got it. Let's make it happen and we can buy the whole board beers after an Aggie victory over LSUI bleed maroon said:Different strokes for different folks, I guess. This is a purely speculative play for me - not a long-term hold.Heineken-Ashi said:It might pay off. But there needs to be more of an analysis done when using options. It sounds like you pretty much just gambled and picked a point that, at the time, felt far enough way. I hope it pays off for you. I went with straight shares as this was always pitched as a longer term play. My risk is probably the same or less than yours with my trailing stop and I don't have a timeframe I have to perform within.I bleed maroon said:Near as I can tell, "try to catch a falling knife"!Heineken-Ashi said:
What was your thesis for $110+ in October?
Actually, a simple value/near term turnaround play.
"H-A: In return for the flattery, can you reduce the size of your signature? It's the only part of your posts that don't add value. In its' place, just put "I'm an investing savant, and make no apologies for it", as oldarmy1 would do."
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