Vertical Spreads for Aggressive Growth

[Cache Landing]

Quote from rallymode:

mrvl reports on the 18th, just in case you missed it, if numbers are bad that support won't mean much

How'd I miss that. I specifically had it in my notes to close out my MAY position before then. Thanks for the reminder.

 

[rallymode]

Quote from Cache Landing:

How'd I miss that. I specifically had it in my notes to close out my MAY position before then. Thanks for the reminder.

i wasnt sure if i should mention it since i assumed you would've known that earnings date are usually important lol

 

[Cache Landing]

Quote from rallymode:

i wasnt sure if i should mention it since i assumed you would've known that earnings date are usually important lol

Ha. Big mistake! Never assume me to be someone of intelligence.

 

[rallymode]

Quote from Cache Landing:

Ha. Big mistake! Never assume me to be someone of intelligence.

well, if i assume you to be a fool and your YTD is better than mine, then what does that make me? haha

 

[Cache Landing]

Quote from rallymode:

well, if i assume you to be a fool and your YTD is better than mine, then what does that make me? haha

Doesn't make you anything. Simply makes me a rich fool.

 

[IV_Trader]

Cashe , your can build an Yahoo Calendar. There is a link from "Co Events" to save earning date . Very simple.

 

[Cache Landing]

Quote from IV_Trader:

Cashe , your can build an Yahoo Calendar. There is a link from "Co Events" to save earning date . Very simple.

I don't use yahoo much. Thanks, I'll look into it.

 

[Cache Landing]

Quote from Cache Landing:


Got my eye on AAPL, HPQ, AMD, and MRVL.

Add NEM, APA, and AMAT to the list.

[edit] also looking at a couple ETFs

 

[rallymode]

Cache, take a look at this:

 

[Cache Landing]

IV is pretty high right now. Looks to be a good candidate for a credit spread. RSI in a downward trend. You thinking it will bounce off the horizontal support/200SMA?