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There aren’t a whole lot of stocks on the NASDAQ that can go to zero. But Tesla can. Can you imagine if Elon decided to wake up one morning with a shotgun in his mouth? Can’t say it’s not a real possibility. Plenty of people got rich in Zappos dot com too.
Symbol: TSLA    3 minutes ago
Sentiment: Negative
There aren’t a whole lot of stocks on the NASDAQ that can go to zero. But Tesla can. Can you imagine if Elon decided to wake up one morning with a shotgun in his mouth? Can’t say it’s not a real possibility. Plenty of people got rich in Zappos dot com too.
Symbol: NDAQ    3 minutes ago
Sentiment: Negative
$AAPL $MSFT: Tech giants Apple and Microsoft set to report earnings next week. AI focus and potential Fed rate cuts driving anticipation. Both stocks could see volatility based on results and guidance.
Symbol: AAPL    12 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$AAPL $MSFT: Tech giants Apple and Microsoft set to report earnings next week. AI focus and potential Fed rate cuts driving anticipation. Both stocks could see volatility based on results and guidance.
Symbol: MSFT    12 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$HOLO lol are you for real!? The basher with literally one month old account and one(!) follower.. but of course we should all take everything you say seriously.. you can’t be the smartest for sure?????
Symbol: HOLO    12 minutes ago
Sentiment: Negative
Are you using TA to decide what you want to do? I’m so confused by this style of trading. Though, I’ve never used a stop on an option so maybe I’m not the guy to talk to. Maybe consider what you want or expect from the trades. What is your goal with these options? Why were you playing puts into a buying frenzy and calls into a selling frenzy? What are you basing these trades on? It seems like you’re just day trading signals that you read in a book somewhere. The trading style leads me to believe you aren’t really considering what you expect the instrument to do throughout the day but instead for the next few seconds. Buying out of the money and the speed at which you close leads me to believe you feel like these positions are outside of your risk profile. I’d consider trading SPY to significantly reduce your position size and play with a bigger delta and/or hedge. Im not entirely sure why you were thinking Puts on a day that the GDP print came in so fucking huge but it could’ve paid off if you had stuck around a bit. If you’re thinking puts at 9. The market is at a little over a 1% gain already. Buy at the money. If you’re afraid of losing it, buy a call twenty bucks out of the money to hedge. It’s much easier to casually keep an eye on things that way. On that day, which is super rare, both of those instruments would have printed for you. The beauty is you still wanted them puts so bad so you could’ve sold the call and taken all of the risk off the table and walked away (to find out you gained 85k later) or quadrupled down on the original idea and fucking sweated the rest of the day. I don’t know, it all begins by asking yourself why you’re trading options if you’re not willing to let them work. Also, what are you using to decide which direction you think the market is going to go because most of this recent sell down appears to be related to increasing risks that were mostly shored up this week. Obviously the market can still go down but why? Are you in one of those bearish YouTube cycles? That algorithm is pretty rough if you watch even one of those videos it’ll feed you all of the bearish channels.
Symbol: TA    13 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
Are you using TA to decide what you want to do? I’m so confused by this style of trading. Though, I’ve never used a stop on an option so maybe I’m not the guy to talk to. Maybe consider what you want or expect from the trades. What is your goal with these options? Why were you playing puts into a buying frenzy and calls into a selling frenzy? What are you basing these trades on? It seems like you’re just day trading signals that you read in a book somewhere. The trading style leads me to believe you aren’t really considering what you expect the instrument to do throughout the day but instead for the next few seconds. Buying out of the money and the speed at which you close leads me to believe you feel like these positions are outside of your risk profile. I’d consider trading SPY to significantly reduce your position size and play with a bigger delta and/or hedge. Im not entirely sure why you were thinking Puts on a day that the GDP print came in so fucking huge but it could’ve paid off if you had stuck around a bit. If you’re thinking puts at 9. The market is at a little over a 1% gain already. Buy at the money. If you’re afraid of losing it, buy a call twenty bucks out of the money to hedge. It’s much easier to casually keep an eye on things that way. On that day, which is super rare, both of those instruments would have printed for you. The beauty is you still wanted them puts so bad so you could’ve sold the call and taken all of the risk off the table and walked away (to find out you gained 85k later) or quadrupled down on the original idea and fucking sweated the rest of the day. I don’t know, it all begins by asking yourself why you’re trading options if you’re not willing to let them work. Also, what are you using to decide which direction you think the market is going to go because most of this recent sell down appears to be related to increasing risks that were mostly shored up this week. Obviously the market can still go down but why? Are you in one of those bearish YouTube cycles? That algorithm is pretty rough if you watch even one of those videos it’ll feed you all of the bearish channels.
Symbol: SPY    13 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
Are you using TA to decide what you want to do? I’m so confused by this style of trading. Though, I’ve never used a stop on an option so maybe I’m not the guy to talk to. Maybe consider what you want or expect from the trades. What is your goal with these options? Why were you playing puts into a buying frenzy and calls into a selling frenzy? What are you basing these trades on? It seems like you’re just day trading signals that you read in a book somewhere. The trading style leads me to believe you aren’t really considering what you expect the instrument to do throughout the day but instead for the next few seconds. Buying out of the money and the speed at which you close leads me to believe you feel like these positions are outside of your risk profile. I’d consider trading SPY to significantly reduce your position size and play with a bigger delta and/or hedge. Im not entirely sure why you were thinking Puts on a day that the GDP print came in so fucking huge but it could’ve paid off if you had stuck around a bit. If you’re thinking puts at 9. The market is at a little over a 1% gain already. Buy at the money. If you’re afraid of losing it, buy a call twenty bucks out of the money to hedge. It’s much easier to casually keep an eye on things that way. On that day, which is super rare, both of those instruments would have printed for you. The beauty is you still wanted them puts so bad so you could’ve sold the call and taken all of the risk off the table and walked away (to find out you gained 85k later) or quadrupled down on the original idea and fucking sweated the rest of the day. I don’t know, it all begins by asking yourself why you’re trading options if you’re not willing to let them work. Also, what are you using to decide which direction you think the market is going to go because most of this recent sell down appears to be related to increasing risks that were mostly shored up this week. Obviously the market can still go down but why? Are you in one of those bearish YouTube cycles? That algorithm is pretty rough if you watch even one of those videos it’ll feed you all of the bearish channels.
Symbol: EYE    13 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
$PARA Sony/ Apollo due diligence is 90 days
Symbol: PARA    13 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
@LazzzloToth You are simply wrong the forward and trailing P/E are the real P/E...the sites that give you 200+ are AI generated and wrong...let me spell it out for you: The TRAILING (12Mo) P/E of $AMD is the price 140 divided by the sum of the last 4 quarters of earnings. Last Q $.62 prior Q $.77 prior to that $.7 and 4 quarters ago it was $.58 For the 12 trailing months it is $.62 + $.77 + $.7 + $.58 = $2.67 Price is $140 So Hence P/E (trailing) =140/2.67 = 52
Symbol: AMD    15 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$NVAX Novavax Statistics: +300% in 3 months +30% in 1 month +20% in last week In May 2025 Novavax will release phase 3 results of CIC ( Covid + Flu) and Flu stand alone. You can be sure that Novavax is already in discussions with multiple big pharma that will be happy to pay Novavax $2-3Billion upfront and 20% royalties on these two vaccines for many years. When that happens Novavax can pop another 300-500%. Back to the range of $50-100. A formal multi bagger.
Symbol: NVAX    15 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$NIO $BABA $BIDU
Symbol: NIO    18 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
$NIO $BABA $BIDU
Symbol: BABA    18 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
$NIO So he makes many millions and gets slapped with a $50K fine, got it
Symbol: NIO    19 minutes ago
Sentiment: Negative
$NVDA
Symbol: NVDA    19 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
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Symbol: T    20 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
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Symbol: NKE    21 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$SPY when you see the writers of these atrocious disney/marvel/star wars/lotr/social justice films it makes sooo much sense where this trash is coming from.
Symbol: SPY    22 minutes ago
Sentiment: Negative
$SPY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6i9GvWm9CY
Symbol: SPY    23 minutes ago
Sentiment: Neutral/Unsure
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Symbol: UBER    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
From scraping the internet and rewording it slightly? By the way, what JP Morgan needs to do is buy IBM calls, because IBM is about to break the glass ceiling.
Symbol: IBM    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
From scraping the internet and rewording it slightly? By the way, what JP Morgan needs to do is buy IBM calls, because IBM is about to break the glass ceiling.
Symbol: JPM    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$NVDA When you see headlines such as this, consider why these headlines are pushed out. The massive Weinstein stage 2 uptrend is not broken. Don’t be shaken out of a position with manipulative headlines. $SPY $QQQ $DIA
Symbol: QQQ    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$NVDA When you see headlines such as this, consider why these headlines are pushed out. The massive Weinstein stage 2 uptrend is not broken. Don’t be shaken out of a position with manipulative headlines. $SPY $QQQ $DIA
Symbol: SPY    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive
$NVDA When you see headlines such as this, consider why these headlines are pushed out. The massive Weinstein stage 2 uptrend is not broken. Don’t be shaken out of a position with manipulative headlines. $SPY $QQQ $DIA
Symbol: NVDA    24 minutes ago
Sentiment: Positive