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Def buying calls on mkt open for $ASO . Check the short interest% hehehe. Feel like squeezin ;)
Def buying calls for $ASO . Check the short interest % hehe
Hidden gem in the rough $ASO
Right. I've been in prob well over 2 years now on the large avg gain side. ;)
And now years later still have some AXXA held for quite awhile. Should have no prob pushing over 0.044 to even maybe 0.062.
My NVLNF symbols have changed to "670ESC011" AND "674599999" as of 07/06/2020 on E*Trade Pro.
Symbol= 670ESC011
Last Price= ***BLANK***
Qty= 350
Price Paid= $2.1699
Asset Value= ***BLANK***
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Symbol= 674599999
Last Price= $148.1667
Qty= 22
Price Paid= $4.2960
Asset Value= $3259.67
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Symbol= 674599999
Last Price= $148.1667
Qty= 2
Price Paid= $20.6950
Asset Value= $296.33
Well Etrade will auto exercise ITM options at expiration date I learned unless you call them and tell them to stop auto execution which I found our after. They call it a SAE order. The next monday they auto sold the executed shares but not all, The just sold enough to satisfy the house margin call and had very little loss. I still have to cover the fed call to get restrictions lifted on buy orders as I was restricted to sell only. I sold the rest of the shares that were exercised and made a small profit after the fed call got covered. Still had to call to get the buy restriction lifted. Ive been positive with stocks for over 12 years now but a year or so learning options so If anyone has any other forms or sources to talk with like here that could help with advice on options would be awesome as I always pass the knowledge forward to help others. Currently have a few other calls i bought that expire 06/26/20 and some are losing so advice of minimizing loss or somehow repairing losing call opting buys with little time left beside a sell to close would be greatly appreciated
Hey guys, Been with IH for years and positive trading for over 12 years but am fairly new to options with about 2 years knowledge of options. So I made over $50k last week with 2 buy calls that were way OTM on monday and paid like $250 each for them. By friday I forgot to sell them and Etrade exercised them and some how the next day on Sat i had a $50k gain. Well on to this week. I have a few more calls from oxy and a few other symbols i bought to expire on 06/26/2020. Was up $25k by tuesday and sould have sold to close them all but have to admit I had traders block. Now most are losing. Now I've lost everything before and learned from the lessons and how to repair and make gains with stocks alone but options is another learning curve and I know i could lose everything but am will to learn from it so I needs anyone's hep on advice of repairing losing Bought call options with 2 days or less to expiration. Ill use one of my TMUS positions as example, Bought 25 calls @ $2.44avg cost with exp date 06/26/2020, current UL values is $108.75. TV is $1.71 and last trade was $2.00 and last bid $1.00 ask $2.42. So wis losing options with little time left does anyone have and advice or ideas to help minimize further loss or some how save options in this position and turn them around into gains other then just selling to close? I may sound stupid and made newbie to options mistakes but I want to learn from them so anyone that can please help as I always pay it forward to others I teach would greatly be appreciated. Thanks guys ;)
Hey guys, Been with IH for years and positive trading for over 12 years but am fairly new to options with about 2 years knowledge of options. So I made over $50k last week with 2 buy calls that were way OTM on monday and paid like $250 each for them. By friday I forgot to sell them and Etrade exercised them and some how the next day on Sat i had a $50k gain. Well on to this week. I have a few more calls from oxy and a few other symbols i bought to expire on 06/26/2020. Was up $25k by tuesday and sould have sold to close them all but have to admit I had traders block. Now most are losing. Now I've lost everything before and learned from the lessons and how to repair and make gains with stocks alone but options is another learning curve and I know i could lose everything but am will to learn from it so I needs anyone's hep on advice of repairing losing Bought call options with 2 days or less to expiration. Ill use one of my TMUS positions as example, Bought 25 calls @ $2.44avg cost with exp date 06/26/2020, current UL values is $108.75. TV is $1.71 and last trade was $2.00 and last bid $1.00 ask $2.42. So wis losing options with little time left does anyone have and advice or ideas to help minimize further loss or some how save options in this position and turn them around into gains other then just selling to close? I may sound stupid and made newbie to options mistakes but I want to learn from them so anyone that can please help as I always pay it forward to others I teach would greatly be appreciated. Thanks guys ;)
A serious question about buying call options. So i've been buying call options for years and have made great gains but I missed selling a June 19,2020 call option i bought of AMD at a $52 strike price. I was out of town and missed selling it on a dip. While Etrade executed it and now I have over 700 shares of AMD but now I have a fed call of $12,000 and a house call of $6100.The fed call has no due date but the maintenance call is due 06/22/2020 which I have no issue covering. its the fed call ive gotten confused about cause it say fed call issued Fed Call $0.00 -- -$12,729.00 So does that mean I can sell the AMD shares that were exercised and use that cash to go towards the fed margin call? Ive been trading for years but only a year or so in options so i'm still learning. Just need guidance if anyone can help me understand this situation.
A serious question about buying call options. So i've been buying call options for years and have made great gains but I missed selling a June 19,2020 call option i bought of AMD at a $52 strike price. I was out of town and missed selling it on a dip. While Etrade executed it and now I have over 700 shares of AMD but now I have a fed call of $12,000 and a house call of $6100.The fed call has no due date but the maintenance call is due 06/22/2020 which I have no issue covering. its the fed call ive gotten confused about cause it say fed call issued Fed Call $0.00 -- -$12,729.00 So does that mean I can sell the AMD shares that were exercised and use that cash to go towards the fed margin call? Ive been trading for years but only a year or so in options so i'm still learning. Just need guidance if anyone can help me understand this situation.
A serious question about buying call options. So i've been buying call options for years and have made great gains but I missed selling a June 19,2020 call option i bought of AMD at a $52 strike price. I was out of town and missed selling it on a dip. While Etrade executed it and now I have over 700 shares of AMD but now I have a fed call of $12,000 and a house call of $6100.The fed call has no due date but the maintenance call is due 06/22/2020 which I have no issue covering. its the fed call ive gotten confused about cause it say fed call issued Fed Call $0.00 -- -$12,729.00 So does that mean I can sell the AMD shares that were exercised and use that cash to go towards the fed margin call? Ive been trading for years but only a year or so in options so i'm still learning. Just need guidance if anyone can help me understand this situation.
Was just about to say the same thing. Showing its value. Was a steal for 3M shares.
Same here but stuck with it. Our AXXA forum here was the first place I met a lot of you guys a couple years ago when I joined IH and have learned a lot and pay It forward. Def held strong on my AXXA all this time ;)
MARK has def gained a lot of respect proving how good of a team they have put together. I think we could see close to 5 this week. Im averaging around the low 0.70s. Was def worth holding ;)
Hmmm I like you observation as I didn't quite think of that but makes total sense. We learn something new every day ;) Thanks for the input dude.
They just got sloppy with cash flows is what got them into this situation but I expect a very good bounce cause a few other companies would love to buy them out just for the name.
Wow been waiting months for some volume. Was this just a short squeeze or can we expect a few more good running day or more?
Don't know if anything happend but TMUS call options have blown up the last 2 days. Def nice buy call option gains and plenty of option volume.
Wow sure shot up outta nowhere. And to think I almost shorted last week Friday got side tracked. Either something happend or a few are unsure of direction and started covering hmmmm. Interesting situation
So what we thinking for volume and prices by mid friday guy? right now im averaging 0.0017 and been in for over 6 months now playing it as the turtle l0l.
nice n smooth
Would make perfect time ;)
Robinhood, The trading brokerage, Some servers crashed at robin hood's trading offices and traders can trade on the platform right now
Depends what broker and exchange you use. I use E$Trade and their pre-market hours are like 7:00 A.M to 9:00 A.M ECT
still holding. Hope I can get a few good buys in.
Where do you find short interest ##'s at?
Gotta admin I'm stuck on which way to move right now.
I keep hearing talks about share splits happening but cant see to find a completed set if info regarding this. And one have any good info on any splits that could happen, reverse split or forward splits? Also what shares that would affect, any idea of a time line and/or fee/cost, and what it would mean for investors? Thank you guys ;)
My bad if im slow l0l Can you clarify that?
Holy hand over the mouth. Anyone else catch pre-market movement?
For those worried about the 5M sell after hours and the price change. Heres an understanding of what T trades are and why not to worry.
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T TRADES
Posted by: overachiever Date: Sunday, September 27, 2009 2:24:00 PM
In reply to: aliangel who wrote msg# 216962
One more time on this. If any of you want to learn what the after hours Form T trades are, then pay attention. I worked for many years as a broker/trader for Wall Street firms.
In the OTC, after hours Form T trades are almost without exception "late prints". They are the result of accumulated buys or sells handled on a "not held" basis through block desks. They have nothing to do with short selling in particular, but with buying and selling in general.
Let's say you are an insider, promoter, or finance guy and who has a large block of shares you want to liquidate (the most common reason for Form T trades, in my experience). You can tell your broker (who in the penny market is usually someone who specializes in this kind of work) that you want to sell "up to XXX million shares at the best price possible". He turns the order over to a market maker (it may be one from his own firm or it may be a market maker with whom his firm has an order flow agreement). In other cases, the seller may instruct his broker to "sell up to 10% of the day's volume at a positive average weighted price". The broker usually monitors the progress of the order throughout the day.
At the end of the day, the market maker handling the order will place a T-trade print on the tape for an accumulated total at the average price at which the shares were sold if there was still a balance left to sell. If the entire order had been completed during trading hours, the print will go on the tape normally.
All of this can work the same for buyers as well. If you want to take a large position of lets say, 5 million shares, you can instruct your broker to accumulate the stock "at the best price possible" on a not held basis or "under the average weighted price". At the end of the day, if the order was not competed during market hours, the final print will occur as a T trade at an average price.
Occasionally the trade may have been completed earlier in the day, but the customer was unsure if he might want to add to the order. In those cases, the book is left open until the end of the day and the trade is printed after hours.
In more rare occasions, the final print may have been forgotten to be entered and those trades are also entered as Form T trades.
You can pretty much tell whether the Form T trades are from large block buyers are sellers by looking at the price at which the trade was entered. If it is at the lower end of the day's price range, and the stock had been under pressure that day, it was probably from a seller. By the same token, if it was printed at the higher end of the range and the stock had been strong that day, it was likely to have been from a buyer. This rule is not absolute, however.
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So the share's I had of NVLNF still show on e*Trade at $0.00 but under the symbol 670ESC011. So What happened to my shares? Like will shareholders be paid back after creditors are paid if there are remaining funds or will the shares go into a new company? A lot of people including myself seem to be confused how this all works or whats going to happen. Anyone have any input?
So where did my share's go?
I was on vacation and came back and now E-Trade shows symbol "670ESCO11" and my shares now at 0 and my market value at 0?
Well my over 115% gain is now only 9%. dont know if i should hold to see if it recovers or bail out. But IMO I could see it recovering. Any others have thoughts?
Good question. I wanna jump back in but has been hard to predict where things are moving. Need more volume.
Well more buy volume then sell volume so def a good outlook the next few days or so IMO $WIN ;)
What will happen to WIN shares after delisting? Like what new symbol and any guesses on opening after delisting?
Ha nice catch, just caught that. IH site is a bit overloaded and a bit slow at the sec l0l
My close guess is 0.047