I am. Down 16% right now. I am holding them for more of a hedge right now.
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trump slicing pentagon budget tooAgs2013 said:CEO to sell $1.2 Billion of company stockAgs2013 said:
What just happened to PLTR
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If you buy today, stop should be $186.75ValleyRatAg said:Any update on SPXL if I wanted to buy today?Heineken-Ashi said:
If SPXL can get to $186 then I'll move my stop to just above my entry.
Like a boxing match…winning the outta nowhere, a left hook to chin.
Algo trading across the semi sector. It looks like the dip has stopped now.
SMCI
Breaking the 50% retrace means diagonal in orange becomes the base case. Breaking $37 = bad news bears
Breaking the 50% retrace means diagonal in orange becomes the base case. Breaking $37 = bad news bears
Roger that
I bought it and it at 122 this morning... was feeling good at 123 and then I went into a meeting and came out to $12 dropAgs2013 said:
What just happened to PLTR
Sold a May csp here on POWL. 7% roc potential and if assigned my cost basis is sub $150.
Heineken I'm just curious, what have been your biggest winners so far for you personally? Feel like you have to have a bunch of 10x's
PLTR falling off the cliff... finally
I see you, 51 traded today. You must be that 1 haha
Well I guess here is your entry for PLTR
BrokeAssAggie said:
PLTR falling off the cliff... finally
All the way back to 50% higher than it was a month ago.
Another interesting electrical type company: APH
Amphenol Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets electrical, electronic, and fiber optic connectors in the United States, China, and internationally.
I know nothing about them really...just what 20 minutes of reading has got me.
Amphenol Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, and markets electrical, electronic, and fiber optic connectors in the United States, China, and internationally.
I know nothing about them really...just what 20 minutes of reading has got me.
I'm actually pretty risk averse. Don't make a lot of 10x's outside of a handful of options plays. But that's usually with $500 - $1k spent. CORZ was the big one last year. Was up nearly 7x. And I sold a good chunk in the $17's to get all my money back.ChucoAg said:
Heineken I'm just curious, what have been your biggest winners so far for you personally? Feel like you have to have a bunch of 10x's
Rode MARA from $8's to $30's. That was nice.
Would have had like 5x all of last year on SLV calls, but I let too many ride without taking profits. Built myself a narrative instead of sticking to a defined plan. Don't trade on narrative. They will almost never play out as expected.
My options strategy usually lands me somewhere between 2x and 5x on winners, with the majority of losers getting nothing. I win more than I lose. There was a rough patch last fall, but I recovered at the end of the year.
My share positions are designed to catch the meat of the move and get out, so I rarely hit payload. I get stopped on A LOT. But small losses. Winners are anywhere from 1.2x to 1.6x on average.
I'm currently out of TSLA, but between shares, TSLL, and TSLZ, I'm probably close to 2.5x. And once it provides the re-entry the goal is to 5x the total capital spent since the 2024 bottom.
But my strategies shift year to year. With the new focus on ending diagonals, I'm hoping to hit a lot more frequency of winners on options.
ProgN said:The Fed minutes just came out that said rate cuts are on hold due to uncertainty about tariffs. That triggered algos sell programs. Day trade op is SMCI right now, imho.Chef Elko said:
What the heck is going on
Thanks PROG, normally don't rock those volatile day trades, but this one earned me some decent dinner.
Well I sold SMCI way too early, but I also didn't buy PLTR this week, so...
It evens out I suppose.
It evens out I suppose.
BucketofBalls99 said:
Well I guess here is your entry for PLTR
Falling knife?
Got a little nervous, sold all my remaining SOXL
Took a hell of a nice profit on it the last few days.
Took a hell of a nice profit on it the last few days.
Not even. I was 1 of the 3 or 4 on my strike. I'm convinced a good amount of the volume on POWL options is this clubhouse
That takes so much discipline.Heineken-Ashi said:I'm actually pretty risk averse. Don't make a lot of 10x's outside of a handful of options plays. But that's usually with $500 - $1k spent. CORZ was the big one last year. Was up nearly 7x. And I sold a good chunk in the $17's to get all my money back.ChucoAg said:
Heineken I'm just curious, what have been your biggest winners so far for you personally? Feel like you have to have a bunch of 10x's
Rode MARA from $8's to $30's. That was nice.
Would have had like 5x all of last year on SLV calls, but I let too many ride without taking profits. Built myself a narrative instead of sticking to a defined plan. Don't trade on narrative. They will almost never play out as expected.
My options strategy usually lands me somewhere between 2x and 5x on winners, with the majority of losers getting nothing. I win more than I lose. There was a rough patch last fall, but I recovered at the end of the year.
My share positions are designed to catch the meat of the move and get out, so I rarely hit payload. I get stopped on A LOT. But small losses. Winners are anywhere from 1.2x to 1.6x on average.
I'm currently out of TSLA, but between shares, TSLL, and TSLZ, I'm probably close to 2.5x. And once it provides the re-entry the goal is to 5x the total capital spent since the 2024 bottom.
But my strategies shift year to year. With the new focus on ending diagonals, I'm hoping to hit a lot more frequency of winners on options.
That's the name of the game
Anyone messing with bbai?
$grab
Grab just made me feel like an impatient dumby
PLTR with further pain AH
Futures down.
aggies4life said:
$grab
GRAB is a lotto play…
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Got a little nervous, sold all my remaining SOXL
Took a hell of a nice profit on it the last few days.
Looking like a good decision.
Thought everyone would like this post from X
BrokeAssAggie said:
Futures down.
Trump just needs to say 25% tariffs on all products, all countries…and we rip to GREEN ATH's…
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Looking for it to hit $18.75 - $19.50 range. But since it's an ending diagonal, I'm probably going to grab a starter position today, as you never know what will cause the sudden top off and reversal, or when. With minimum target for the reversal being $15.10, the reward from having $17.50 puts would be $2.40. And since I don't play if I can't get a 2x, I need $1.20 MAX contract pricing. If I can get that today with April expiration then I will likely grab a quarter size position.
And for clarity, here's how I do sizing. You will see me use these terms for my plays. Want everyone to know what I'm talking about.
Full size: 2% of my account
Half size: 1% of account
Quarter size: 0.5% of account
Lotto size: 0.25% of account
Half-lotto (gamble): 0.1%
Looking for it to hit $18.75 - $19.50 range. But since it's an ending diagonal, I'm probably going to grab a starter position today, as you never know what will cause the sudden top off and reversal, or when. With minimum target for the reversal being $15.10, the reward from having $17.50 puts would be $2.40. And since I don't play if I can't get a 2x, I need $1.20 MAX contract pricing. If I can get that today with April expiration then I will likely grab a quarter size position.
And for clarity, here's how I do sizing. You will see me use these terms for my plays. Want everyone to know what I'm talking about.
Full size: 2% of my account
Half size: 1% of account
Quarter size: 0.5% of account
Lotto size: 0.25% of account
Half-lotto (gamble): 0.1%
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