I keep feeling Nokia will do something but no.... Those options though are cheap. Obviously I'm wanting a spike but it's going to probably take a long time.... I still think there will be movement there. Especially as Huawei messes up, but even ERIC while doing better on movement/price - hasn't been able to capitalize like I was hoping. Then again it's been talked about forever how it will go up. Anyone looking for plays like that still ? I think Nokia was mentioned since initial Huawei stuff back in 2018 and while it went up some before going back down it was never that much.
Looks like the stock tanked about a week ago after earnings and the CEO bought a chunk 2 days ago at under $9. Around 11:30am today "something" happened to get somebody or severalbodies excited... why, I have no idea, but I'm reporting this to the SEC. lol. jk.
I did read about the CEO before I bought. But I presumed it wouldn’t have that much of an effect. I went ahead and sold right after I posted lol
Thanks. Picked up some FCN as part of a longer macro bet. Oddly their stock did not go up much during the financial crash in 2008-2009.
They just announced Buffett got into GOLD last quarter : https://www.marketwatch.com/story/b...kes-amid-coronavirus-2020-08-14?mod=home-page
Wth. lol. We have a pump-n-dumper here, guys! I doubt the CEO shares would drive the price spike. And even so, why mid-day? No idea what's going on there.
Yea I have seen a lot of these comments lately on various forums/sites. Mostly from people who don't really know what they are doing based off of their post history. I guess they could just be trolling but sheesh, could you imagine doing that and then watching it evaporate over a week or month? Then they get pissed and actually sell at that loss. LOL. Some people shouldn't be in stocks at all. Now that people can trade without commissions, buy fractional shares, use margins with just a simple questionnaire, etc. - it is turned into a casino in the markets.
Haha, my thoughts exactly. Especially on casino type mentality. It's so wild how easy it is on some brokers too - especially on the margin/even just options getting unlocked - "are you able to log into your account?" - "you're approved!!" I mean the questions might as well present themselves like that, the questions I've seen you automatically know what to select and I'm honestly not even sure it matters on some sites and it's just a formality at this point.
I put most of that into FLIR which I made money in April/May and is 10$+ less a share than then. I want. I’ll say again to people here buy NIO and LMND. Take profits in 2035 lol
collected in advance $2.45 for 85/80 put credit spread. at expiration, AMD closed @ 81.30. had to pay back $1.30, so my cashflow improve by $1.15 from this trade ============================================================================================= sold a bullish PUT spread on NVDA. Sept expiraton, who reports this coming Wed, AMC bto 460 PUT sto 465 PUT, I collected $2.35 in advance, defining my max risk of $2.65 at expiration, should NVDA trade above 465, i get to keep all the premium collected below 460, i have to pay $5.00
OSTK is the largest holding, wayfair is also a large component i am selling a synthetic short, Oct 4 expiration, on XRT, collecting $2.30 in advance, defining my max risk to be $2.70 bto 54.5 CALL, sto 49.5 CALL
I made an impulsive move and dumped 5k into Apple today...good move? currently have: 10 shares bought with using 5k out of my checking today. 25 shares with my 401k I was going to keep my shares I bought with 401k for long term and use the shares I bought today for a quick lick..I just hope I make money off this move! Trying to build up a big downpayment for a new vehicle..
In Shocking Move Apple Files for Bankruptcy Protection https://news.google.com/topstories?hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en
Probably decent, but with lawsuit might cause slowdown, however with the 4-1 split and you making purchase ahead ex date you should be good... And if you hold long enough you will be good regardless. I'm by no means financial advice but I think it should be okay... But buying earlier would have been nice (but we all have those stories).
That's a damn good question. I'm good but salty about a couple of things, but really happy about a couple of things, so please ignore me.
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Thanks for sharing the article. Was afraid that the chart was looking like a double top, but decided to initiate a small position; earnings is on 2nd Sep.
