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BCRX down on earnings, time to sell more puts

Dis has yet to bounce back after hitting 168 like it has in the passed. 172 has been acting as resistance and it's been in a slight downtrend since.

Had FUBO covered call at 30 last week, closed just under at 29.80, its now flirting with 33$, talk about by cutting it close. Just sold the 37$ covered call for .37 11/5 expiry

My 25$ covered calls looking like they're toast, though I don't mind bitching about buying a stock at 19 and selling it for 25 in a month

Don't let them fool you, a Domino's large is a medium at best. I always laugh when I see one of their tiny boxes. Also, never would have pictured west virginia and taco bell winning out.

There's a lot of variables there, you have to consider the following: IV: The more volatile the stock the higher the premium is going to be Theta: The closer you get to expiry, the price will move faster as theta decay gets exponential when you get closer to expiry Delta: This is how much the...

Why does she go from cooking to doing squats with no weights (lol?) right after in the same video?

How much capital do you think you utilized to get those 20k months?

MTTR needs to chill out, I have 25$ covered calls on it

Looks like MSFT is over taking AAPL in market cap today

@joz123 and next time you're at that wendy's, ask the dude if he posts at FoH

I don't see this guy writing any articles on why coal mining, construction, and drilling are all 90% men. Why isn't he fighting the good fight for all those future female coal miners?

There was that multi billion dollar hedge fun that existed for decades who saw the dot.com bust happening before anyone else, so they shorted it. He had to liquidate and shut down the fund a mere months before the crash finally happened.

Plot twist, he's the one that works at that wendy's

Most expensive fat finger ever?

DIS finally showing some life, flirting with 173. Would like to see it hit 175 this week and sell my calls.

I still can't imagine why they didn't stick to the original faces/voices, I'd imagine a large portion of people who'd want to play this are doing so because of the movies in the first place. I would have bought it if it matched the movies, but its too jarring otherwise to keep me interested from...

Have you missed the discussion about the furry bukakke pizza in the hotel?

Vanguard is ass for actual trading, its only good for set it and forget it ETFs. Most of us would recommend Fidelity or TD Ameritrade for trading. Some would say Robinhood/Webull are easy for trading, but those two have iffy back grounds as far as shady behavior.

Since CLF keeps getting brought up, saw this today

Buying power is how much you can buy with whatever leverage your margin account is set for. You also get less leverage with options versus stocks which is why the buying power for stocks vs options is different. This factors in how much cash you need to keep on hand for the margin requirements

Most of my non ETF holdings is in biotech with a lot of catalysts in Q4. My biggest holding is BCRX, then the rest spread out over KMPH, ADAP, APRE, SELB, and a few others. Otherwise I'm just selling puts

If I'm bullish I just pick an aggressive strike when selling puts. For example I sell 15$ strikes on BCRX when it drops below 15$. It usually bounces back over 15 and I keep the premium, or I just get a stock I like at a much cheaper price.

Holy shit what happened to SNAP, down 20% in AH

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VIX at historic support level

PYPL says its interested in buying PINS at 70$ a share. PINS up 10+% on the news, currently at 62$

In other investing news, a wild Jack Ma was sighted in Europe and Facebook wants to rename/rebrand itself on Oct 28. Something about focusing on the "metaverse" whatever the fuck thats supposed to mean

DIS was stubborn all day at 170.40, but finally broke over 171 in power hour. Good thing I went further out on the strike for my calls since this bounce is taking longer to develop than the others

I'm just swinging it. Look at the chart, way too many times it's bounced from 170 to 175 within days

Nice bounce off of 169.90. Lets hope it can carry the momentum into tomorrow

Bought DIS calls Nov 05 175 strike

Just pick a stop loss % and stick with it, its not hard for a call option to go from -10% to -40% real quick.

Call options move fast and big relative to actual share price, especially if you pick a short expiry. But they go down just as fast as they go up.

In today's day and age I'm reluctant to take a large corporations statement at face value. It's like wall street before the big crash. Instead of companies sounding the horn, it was just a game of hot potato of who could unload the assets first before the house of cards officially fell.

Is this a sign that house prices are going to cool off, or a sign of a looming dip/correction?