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That's OK. All kinds of things one can do with options...~d eom
da boyz(deep voice)...YOUR WELCOME MY SON...
Yes, looks like another stealth bull, still have longer term puts.~d
LOL, I just bought some.~d
Sigh of relief, whew! And I'm such a yakker too, you'd have to put a gag on me to shut me up. Like Sherlofsky over there.
Longer we stay at these levels, the more likely it is for a bounce here...and we need a retest of the highs, too.
BTW, I was pounding the bull pavement two months ago and the bear, 4 months ago...
~d
That post went right over my pretty little head...~d
'da boys' have already left for their weekend summer homes on Long Island. It's the robots that are left holding the bag today.
~d
Look how many insider shares were sold in Jan and early Feb. Someone/s knew something was going to happen. I have been seeing this in so many issues, across the board.
And then they say the 'pandemic' just 'happened', 'snort'.
https://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/NYSE/CMG/insider-trades/
Former CEO said he didn't approve of GMO vegetables/meat and liked to use organic where possible. 'All of a sudden', food poisoning turns up in several restaurants, people get very ill and stock plummets. CEO resigns and new CEO takes over and stock rallies and exceeds former highs.
Turned out the strain of food poisoning that was found in the food can only be grown in a lab. Can't create itself in nature.
I am thinking the current CEO is good friends with the powers that be and maybe certain brokerages, but that will only go so far. If you look at reviews on the web since the current CEO took over the reviews say the food is now bland to terrible.
I have no idea if they were delivering during coronavirus to quarantines.
Anyone here think CMG's gone down too much to short here? I actually can't decide.~d
Think we're edging towards 'mini' crash territory here.~d eom
Glen, just sent you another email. Let me know if you get it. Just personal stuff, folks, not leaving anyone out of the stock snail trail.
~d
I think the bottom for today will come by Wednesday, lol. 296 sounds good. ~d eom
I think we hit it by next Wednesday.~d
Yes, and I responded too. Let me try again, thanks for head's up. I have heard from a lot of people that gmail platform is getty very buggy and dropping emails all the time now.
Maybe they're forgetting to leave the original email after they send the copy to the CIA, lol.
~d
That is what I am currently thinking. Watching carefully for a potential change to that scenario.
Best regards.
~E
Most likely you're right.~d eom
Not so sure about that...
I just bought my first penny stock in years, Deva's folly, lol (TTOO).
Thanks, North! Very useful to have those projections at hand.~d eom
Today is the last day to download the National Theater at Home's production of Street Car Named Desire, starring Gillian Anderson.
When Tennessee Williams wrote it, the lead, Blanche DuBois, was written to be played by a women of about 25. That was over the hill for women down in the south in those days.
I've seen forty and fifty year old women play her, we've come a long way.
fitzwell, which part did you not see when I posted that the week after Memorial Day being very bullish? I am just very risk averse, maybe too much so.
...sigh...
Ashy, PENN closed over resistance by about a buck. Good place to see if it can hold or is a bear trap/potential retrace.
Weekly chart looks terrific.
I just love the idea of paying $100 for a loaf of bread...
Novel idea for face mask:
Nasaravi, did you short NFLX? It was actually a great play s/t and I hope you made out big time.
I may join you after a retrace.
I was reading that management got rid of PAYING subscribers that weren't using their service. Of all the hare brained things to do.
Why couldn't they email their subscribers with a survey asking what kept them from using NFLX with a space for comments, and a free month for taking the survey?
see above
Oh...please don't do that on account of me, please. If I had a penny for every wrong call I made...
Do you hedge with futures (options) if it looks to go against you overnight?
And it just went over 304, lol.~d
Dr. Harley boy, I'm out except for an otm call position for Friday. Might trade some /es tonight if I see it rallying above 304. I don't like the way they took it just over last night's Globex high at the bell.
Great call.
Great job.You seem to be very low key, consistent and disciplined.~d
We'll know tomorrow or the next day, unless they have some other trade going on to delta neutral it (if I'm correct). But they were pretty straight forward last year.
If market tanks, they sold both the puts and calls and had to borrow the shares to cover. This trader/s I was following would - say, sell a put at a very high premium. Market would tank then rally towards expiration to end up 'coincidentally just pennies under the strike of the put, which had lost theta since they sold it, so they still were way in the money there.
Then they would be assigned the shares and out of the blue the next day some very bullish news would come out the next day or Trump would tweet that the China deal was almost done and the shares would gap up.
Distribute, rinse, repeat.
I was disgusted and said so to the whole fintwit world, which had a front row seat to me trying to figure the trade out, blow by blow. One one trade alone which lasted a week in October or November, I calculated they made at least 30 million on the trade. And that was low balling it.
That is actually a really cool strategy and chart.~d eom
SVXY really, really, not buying this rally. That is of some concern.~d eom
I think it may be the same person/s I was following last year. They usually roll out to the next expiration.
~d