Missed it Van. But I don't watch Cramer he's a fool. Really has lost his touch in a big way. Buying Crypto now... sad sack.
GBA's "2021 Stock Phantasma"
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I've got some contacts down South who tell me there is massive hoarding of gas going on if this runs through the weekend with any set back we are looking at a serious serious situation.
There is a play here Scorpio tankers and such. Believe the symbol is STNG I own it in some account I have to track it down. But gas will have to be shipped rather than pipelined very expensive but good for the shippers.
FireEye could benefit.
There is a play here Scorpio tankers and such. Believe the symbol is STNG I own it in some account I have to track it down. But gas will have to be shipped rather than pipelined very expensive but good for the shippers.
FireEye could benefit.
There is a trend developing in the EV market " Battery Swapping " I noticed in that electric motorcycle stk... that in their ads a guy leaves the house with a battery in his hand. They don't show him removing the other but it's implied. He's leaving the house with his battery...
Renault makes a key EV decision: To battery swap or not
So all these charging plays... they could be big time shorts if this Battery Sharing breaks out, this could be equally bad news for the environment & good news for battery makers? <----
Renault makes a key EV decision: To battery swap or not
- As it looks to deepen its presence in the electric car market, Renault(OTC:RNSDF)is considering introducing battery-swapping capabilities, which would significantly cut waiting times at recharging stations. "It's not decided, but I see it as an interesting opportunity," CEO Luca de Meo told the FT. "We need to find a pragmatic solution, but from a business point of view, there's a point separating the battery from the car." The French automaker is part of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, which is one of the biggest car manufacturers in the world and a leader in EVs (think the pioneering Leaf and best-selling Zoe).
- Backdrop:Interestingly enough, Renault was once a trailblazer in battery swapping technology for electric vehicles. Starting in 2010, the carmaker became the primary partner for Better Place, an Israeli startup that hoped to revolutionize the e-mobility industry. The company initially set up shop in Israel, Denmark and Hawaii, but was plagued by financial difficulties and mismanagement, and eventually went bankrupt in 2013.
So all these charging plays... they could be big time shorts if this Battery Sharing breaks out, this could be equally bad news for the environment & good news for battery makers? <----
Enter NIO:The Chinese EV maker just recorded a milestone of 2M battery swaps to date and plans to double its Chinese network to more than 500 stations in 2021. Each NIO(NYSE:NIO)battery swap takes only a few minutes (and comes with a full charge), compared to the 35 minutes it takes a Supercharger to load a Tesla battery from 10% to 80% (its even slower at home). Besides quicker turnaround times, battery swapping technology also allows EV makers to decouple the cost of batteries from their vehicles, meaning drivers aren't worried about depreciating battery capacity or the value of their cars.
Easy Stoney. He's far from a fool. Yeah I know all the "real" traders here roll their eyes, but one, its not easy to do a show like that 5X a week, and two, the man has damn near every major ceo's # in his speed-dial.
If you ever see him in an interview where he's being serious, his depth of knowledge is unparalleled. I don't care what anybody says. Its easy to cast stones, but lets see any of them, yourself included, accomplish what this man has. He's an entertainer second, most people miss the brilliance behind the facade.
Salad chain Sweetgreen is reportedly planning U.S. IPO this year
- Salad chain Sweetgreen is said to be planning an IPO for later this year.
- The company is working with Goldman Sachs on its IPO plans, according to aBloomberg report.
- Sweetgreen said in September 2019 it was valued at $1.6Bafter it announced the closing of a $150M financing round, co-led by Lone Pine Capital and D1 Capital Partners.
- Los Angele-based Sweetgreen was founded in 2007.
Stoney, its Wednesday. This was news Monday and Fireye took off already. Duh.
Hey I heard some blurb about three NY Yankees that had the vaccine and tested positive again.
Uh-oh.
What are you smoking? Jesus he's a clown prince fool. The real story he's so afraid of Twitter and the bad shout outs that he changes his view on Robin Hood Investors. No spine. No face. NoBody. All this man has is his dollars and little Eddie Lampert living under his staircase.
I've watched Jimbo for years-- he's totally lost it... I do have a grudge with him long story-- he stole a T shirt from me but I won't get into it.
Listen, I feel the same way even more so about the morons on at noon. I've watched them flip back and forth on the market telling the viewers to buy more tech even as value was screaming to them. Their frozen faces in fear as Apple descends down 10% it's hard to watch. We need some new blood in the CNBC lineup... If they would meet my demands I would be willing... I just don't think anyone wants to hear the truth. We called this market out ages ago Van- the very first top.. While they ALL said Buy Buy Buy!
Right again.But all that said... to the matter at hand as I wrote above...
... those May 14th calls are juiced for earnings, looks like about a 13% straddle, and no one is selling any quantity to speak of... even 12 (1 dollar strikes) above.
Pretty obvious the major shareholders don't want their shares called away next week.
The week prior to SNAP'S report, volume on the strikes north of $68 was well over 5K contracts/day. The big holders didn't have any fear of getting their options exercised. They were selling calls as fast as you could hit "buy to open".
And look where SNAP is at now.
$53
RBLX is the exact opposite.
Why wouldn't Cathie Wood turn around and sell 2000 $78 contracts for $4 on the same day, Monday, the same day she bought 200K shares?
It's an easy play if you have the $'s to buy that kind of size right?
....But she didn't.
The open interest on that strike is 111 contracts.
Think about that.
Or laugh about it it.
This one's going up Stoney.
Gotta pay attention to those options Stoney!
I wanna hear the T-shirt story!
