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When are earnings as a whole ever negative or downright nasty where markets go into collapse mode? The answer, Never. Analysts make sure that their number estimates aren't so high that companies can still show resilience on even estimates that have been reduced. So far 81% of companies have bear...

Exactly. That's why the story doesn't seem plausible.

That's exactly what I was thinking as the decay would have already knocked those puts down a good 1/3 or even 1/2 before they popped.

I question how certain But even so. With $766 he can only purchase a handful of puts. I went to roku options just now for a hypothetical situation Roku is trading at $129.25 Let's say I buy the $103 October 25th put , trading at .18 that would give me approximately 43 contracts. Those would...

Not good news for mondays opening EUROPE POLITICS UK lawmakers delay Brexit vote and force Boris Johnson to ask for deadline extension PUBLISHED 14 MIN AGOUPDATED MOMENTS AGO Elliot Smith@ELLIOTSMITHCNBC U.K. lawmakers have voted to amend a crucial Brexit vote which now forces the...

Just $766 but with roku being a $150+ stock at the time he would be lucky to only buy a few put options placed at around $2-3 a put, that's why I cant understand the return he made.

Did they post his exact trades?? They said he bought puts in roku and spy. That's all I'm getting out of the story. I remember the day roku fell hard but not enough to warrant such an extreme amount of return.

Anyone posting on a forum without proof should be taken with a simple grain of salt. Some of these reddit posts can sometimes be completely bogus.

I dont have Bloomberg access but saw this come up tonight I'm guessing they had a Robinhood account too The stories always seem to originate from reddit!! Markets A Guy on Reddit Turns $766 Into $107,758 on Two Options Trades By Brandon Kochkodin October 17, 2019, 6:00 AM EDT

I dont have Bloomberg access but saw this come up tonight I'm guessing they had a Robinhood account too The stories always seem to originate from reddit!! Markets A Guy on Reddit Turns $766 Into $107,758 on Two Options Trades By Brandon Kochkodin October 17, 2019, 6:00 AM EDT

Use the super duper strategy with your $40k, use less margin, might take a little more time and turn it into $70k ...you'll reach your magical $110k

This should have been implemented years ago. There are a couple of companies already offering this, but so far none of the big brokerage names have done so.

Sixty-three S&P 500 companies have now reported results for the quarter, and according to Refinitiv, 83% ofthem have topped EPS estimates. And trump wants record low interest rates at 0%%%%% Now why would we need rate cuts going into the end of the year when corporate earnings are going...

You may have not had $13 million in your account but you probably traded $13 million worth of FB by buying and selling continously. It's easy to do if you are doing round trips of 500 or 1000 shares at a time.

Nearly every president in office has seen a drawback of 10-20% while in office. I'm not talking about that. I'm taking about if trump loses, the market is going to into a downward frenzy ..you'll see... better hope trump wins or this market is in big trouble

As I have been saying for many months, if trump loses this market is going to drop significantly!!!! Leon Cooperman: The stock market would drop 25% if Warren or Sanders is elected 6 Hours Ago Billionaire hedge fund investor Leon Cooperman tells "Squawk Box" that he thinks the stock market...

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Netflix earnings after the close later. I'm thinking they should hold up pretty well after there last quarter was a complete disaster. However long term this stock is headed below 100. Might catch a few rides up with this stock but the streaming wars are going to knock netflix straight down...

But waitttttt a second President Donald Trump boasted Sunday without providing evidence that China had "already begun" making large purchases of U.S. agricultural products as part of last week's tariff deal with Beijing.

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