Search results

i don't know if we're in a bubble or not, but this period reminds me of how i felt in 2010. i thought that we never recovered from the 2007-2008 recession and yet the stock market kept going up. if i recall correctly I sold everything and went short sometime in 2010 or 2011 :banghead:. as for...

GOOG

yes! buy buy buy!

enough contracts were traded on Monday to make someone a few million:

yet another chance to score a million dollar trade that i missed.. oh to have bought the $2.5 Aug 21 calls for 15 cents on Monday....

Looking for a bit of value in the tech sector I recently came across MTCH (Match Group: PE of 'only' 46, market cap $24 bil, decent earnings and growth). MTCH is of course several online-dating platforms including Tinder. I believe online-dating will be a growing industry during and after the...

winners keep on winning: V, GOOG, AMZN, TWTR, MSFT, MTCH, ILMN, RMD, ZTS, VMW

as several people already pointed out the main problem with your trade was the implied volatility of the options - they lose value rapidly. i no longer short tesla (my first trade was a big winner - bought Jun2020 puts on Jan 31 and sold in March; after that I thought I had it all figured out...

interactive brokers

not sure about this one. according to my calculation, at expiration TSLA needs to trade over $1800/share or under $1230/share to simply break even.

tsla's peak might also mark a temporary peak to the tech-bubble- short NDX til Friday

this headline is a message from Musk to MUSK-a-teers that $3000 is the next target

lol- the implication being that i'm the last-bear-standing and my act of buying a few shares will be the pin to burst the TSLA bubble? if TSLA tanks as soon as I go long I'll make a go-fund-me page where shorts can say thanks by sending me a nanoscopic share of their long-awaited win, and then...

I've been bearish on TSLA since $300/share but now I'm bullish. So bullish in fact I might buy Monday at the open. It's bubble-mania now and I wouldn't be surprised to see $2000-3000 this week.

chasing losses - don't do it

buy puts. unless you know exactly what you are donig, don't sell calls. here's a link to an options calculator https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com/calculator/long-put.html

really interesting story. curious how it plays out. hard to imagine a "we found the $2.1 billion"-ending. I'm tempted to trade this.

i like the idea. a simplified version for everyday trading might be to spot shares that are making big moves up or down and buying calls or puts respectively. if the trade moves in your favor towards the close, close the position. if the position moves against you, hold til the next trading...

here's a nice one for the trend spotters - where to next?

thinking about the gamma trap strategy, what do we expect from TSLA today. it's a pretty strong move down so would buying Puts now and closing around 3:30pm make sense?