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APLD nice close Friday. Rumors around about announcing the hyperscaler in several weeks.
The chart shows a nice cup and handle formation (again). Last time it worked perfectly.
Target price = $9.00.
Even after that crazy Thursday, I still own significant amount of shares and options which expire 11/15.
I am hopeful that they will announce something huge by then.
Have a great weekend.
Not that crazy, just don’t listen to conmen trying to take shares from people
This stock is crazy. I wish I would have traded it better.
However, I will hold my shares waiting for that Microsoft news within a few weeks.
RZLV went over $20 Premarket just from a stupid news release congratulating Microsoft.
That PR was the biggest fluff I have ever seen and the stock goes from $5 to over $20. It was even up 100% during market hours. Crazy stuff. Just imagine what could happen to APLD if they actually release some real news with Microsoft. Hmmmm……..
Dude, what is your problem. Chill out my friend. All is good.
Just enjoying a nice Friday.
My balls are fine, thank you. ;)
Wouldn’t say much either..if my balls were being squeezed
Why would the market do that?..to get scared sellers
Appears market dropped-price intentionally to falsely-look-like deal fell-through
Word on street is deal done…tenant announced in few-weeks
Doesn’t sound like you know how market works..or you’re just bluffing like the market
That’s not true..took profits at $6.30’s and appreciate the drop..waiting to see how low market bluffs
Oops. Stocks don’t drop 8% in a day without something going on. I can’t imagine the news is good. Wow. What a crap show. Somebody knows something.
It’s only real when YOU buy/sell
What you’re seeing isn’t real
When volume is average-to-low..markets bluffing highs/lows(currently lows)
Simplest answer tends to be the right one no matter how complicated you make the question
Dude this is crazy why does it dump down every single time
Todays action supports this claim
Heavy $6.00-6.20 accumulation. Thin air above
6.84 zone gets tapped soon hopefully
Applied has issued and sold a Convertible Debenture to finance their data center expansion.
Historically Convertible Debentures are usually the death knell of any company that issues them.
However, it might work out for Applied because the movement to Artificial Intelligence Data Centers is driving the market lately.
APLD: bring on that huge Microsoft deal please.
Partners with NVDA And MSFT.
The potential here is huge. Stock price double digit huge.
JMO.
Can you sell please ?
Just FYI why APLD moved to $6.50 and then dropped to $5.90 soon afterward.
I bought shares.
The kiss of death.
Sorry.
From fiber to data centers…A.I. no doubt spearheading internet-upgrade
This stock is so ready for double digits. $NVDA funding.
$APLD
Getting closer .. 6.84- 7.14 would be nice
I’m waking up from a dream hit just about resistance $6.60. Look at all the cash the honest financiers gave them.
Not a bad start of the week. More tm imo
Wow, I appreciate the information! I'm interested in CORZ+CLSK long term but don't have any positions. They seem like promising miners, with HPC being a pro for CORZ. With positions that trade sideways like AMD it might be a good idea for me to try some of these advanced strategies to profit. I regret not buying puts months ago, but figured they'd be back to 200 by now.
For the most part I only have ITM leaps because they feel hands off, and I don't need to actively monitor what's happening with the underlying's price.
aBeezlee, Buying naked Call options is risky because they can expire worthless and you lose the money you paid for them.
On the other hand, selling covered Call options against stock you own is very safe, assuming you set the exercise price higher than your cost basis. Selling Call options is a way to generate cash income without selling the stock.
First, you get paid in cash when you sell the option, which temporarily encumbers the stock. You can not sell your stock while the option is in effect. If the option finishes "in the money" the option gets exercised and your stock gets sold, hopefully, at a profit but that depends if you set the exercise price correctly. Also, if the option price drops you can buy back what you sold to free up your stock, instead of waiting for the option to expire or get exercised.
The Absolute Best Case Scenario is that the stock price never reaches the exercise price and the option expires worthless. Then you are free to sell the option again. Wash, rinse, repeat. Selling Call options that expire is how I have made most of my profit. Occasionally I might get it wrong and my stock gets sold in which case I make a profit on the sale. Then I just wait a week or so, watch the movement of Bitcoin, and end up buying the same stock at a cheaper price, or maybe a comparable stock. Then sell some more options and repeat the process endlessly. I use the cash profit I earn to buy more stock so I can sell even more options; Press the Bet by averaging down, never average up.
I am invested mainly in Bitcoin Miner stocks. The most interesting feature of these stocks is that they follow the price of Bitcoin and also follow the stock market action. That provides more volatility and better opportunity to sell for profit. The VIX indicator shows whether the volatility is higher or lower and the best time to sell. Essentially, I am just "surfing" the volatility in the market, and it is far higher among the Miner stocks than the mainstream market.
It is my goal to hold onto my stocks for substantially higher prices in 2025. So I am very careful to sell the options at a exercise price that wont get reached. Many stocks do not have options traded on them, Some have options that trade on a monthly schedule, and fewer yet have options that trade weekly. I buy the stocks that have weekly options because it gives me more control.
Stock options, Calls and Puts, are a form of derivative. They were invented in the 19th century by Russell Sage with support from J.P. Morgan, who once said "No one ever went broke taking a profit."
Good Luck.
I havent tried cc strategy before, all I buy are leaps. Aren't covered calls high risk?
Suggestion: I have 2000 APLD at $5.83. And I am absolutely not going to sell at a loss.
So I sold some $7 Call options out to Jan 17. And I collected about $1100 cash for the premium
If it reaches $7 by Jan17 then the position will get sold and I will make a tidy little profit. And I will be very satisfied.
If not then the Call options will expire worthless and I can sell more Call options in January 2025, make some more cash..
The point being there is a way to play this stock and make some immediate cash without taking a loss, IF you're willing to hold long term.
I make my money by selling covered Call options against my portfolio. .YTD I have made over $24K on a $60K position of all miner stocks.
If you are suffering with a stock in the red why don't you check out this strategy? It just might ease your frustration.
Anyone can explain the pros this company has over others in the space? Doesn't appear to be a first movers or technological advantage.
its a rotten system
stock market is a vehicle for big money to take from the little people
$5.70 hod was close to breaking to next zone
And here we go again! 🚀
It’s nice to dream @ $5.10 as the casino likes those that take on lots of debt $170 million worth. It’s what makes the new America 90% in debt to the 10% wealthiest credit cards mortgages auto loans student loans that’s why you being all the immigrants in. These immigrants clueless about the New American dream it’s all about making them pay interest.
Same goes for penny plays then they dump..lol
in your dreams
Break $5.16 then 5.46 possible liking because NVDA needs data space and a contributor
More debt is what the casino wants $160 million worth. lol
uh oh you sick ?
Why is there no talk about the newest review
Roth MKM adjusts target price to$11 from $8
This stock has made a really good move since the beginning of May.
But this looks like an obvious phony pump to me.
I assume the rally is based on their recent announcement of the formation of a wholly own corporation called Applied Digital Cloud Corporation.
Apparently their strategy is to build giant data centers to tap into the massive need for High Performance Computing to support A.I. Well that is a great plan on the face of it. And there are lots of players moving in the same direction.
Do they own the land needed to build the infrastructure? They are going to need a lot of power and the lead time on those giant transformers is more than a year and getting longer. Then they need to purchase the computer hardware. The top-of-the-line Nvidia units are selling for more than $40K each and they are going to need tens of thousands of them.
So where will they get the money? They are going to need more than a Billion dollars to pull this off and it is going to take about two years to complete the plan, BEFORE they can make any income. And will they be competitive with the major players, like AWS, Google, Microsoft, and dozens of other players?
So where are they going to get the money? I know they are not a player in the Bitcoin Mining biz. Will they sell more shares? Or maybe borrow the money?
Given the upfront cost and the competition I don't think the prospects for success look very good at all.
I think this is just a phony move to pump the price of the stock so the insiders can either sell the company or exit with a Golden Parachute. And it looks like they have succeeded in that.
As a shareholder, I really don't like the look of this at all. This is just my opinion.
Good Luck to All Longs.
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