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Damn what’s your current average $ and how much interest they charging?

you still short gme?

GME is 2021's Inverse and Volatility index.

buying or selling of the listed companies isn't really the point of the thread...More so that a strong indicator of a market reversal is when the best performers of the bull market, the leaders if you will, start to sell off. Sort of stating the obvious I know...especially these days with a few...

"A market does not culminate in one grand blaze of glory. Neither does it end with a sudden reversal of form. A market can and does often cease to be a bull market long before prices generally begin to break. My long expected warning came to me when I noticed that, one after another, those...

for anybody else reading this thread then.

Please note that the IBD’s RS is different than RSI...the latter being an overbought/oversold indicator with the former being the stocks closing price divided by the S&P closing price.

that sounds close to what he recommends. He mentioned in one of his webinars that after going over past trades his average loss was around 5%. So a hard, no matter what your brain tells you stop at 8% with the ability to close sooner of it doesn’t feel right sounds ok. He also talks about...

Short dated calls + Long dated puts seems to be the KO combo for meme stocks.

I like Minervini...comes across as a regular guy that struggled and put in the effort to become a successful trader. Books are easy to read and great for any beginner IMO. I read his first two books and watched his free webinars while taking notes. I still use several of his principles but the...

anyone that wants in on SPY but cant afford an entire share should just go to a broker that offers fractional shares...problem solved. no need to split anything.

S&P only go up, never down...Up only.

Also some mega bullish news is I’m holding VIX, UVXY, and SQQQ calls. It’s guaranteed to go up.

nah ill keep trading options because I like them. I think my question was more of...is IV based on a standard formula across the board for all options? What is the relationship between IV and standard deviation? for example/what i am guessing...IV is determined not only from price (like you...

Could you please elaborate a bit? I read a lot but My book queue is pretty long so if any books by either of those authors stand out as exceptional it would help.

I know IV and Vega are different but concerning volatility...Who sets/determines IV? Is there a set formula MM or brokers abide by?

loving this bearish sentiment...I hope it drops like a rock.

SP500 -> 3859 GME -> $200 :p

This is seriously crazy I cant believe it. volume up.

same issue here.