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Looks like Tesla is creeping back down, wondering when a good buy in price would be. It's bottomed at around 407 since 9/25 and at 408 right now

Channeling my inner @Regime these things are legit

What did you set your limit at?

With this deal they just became a longer play since intel is still stumbling over their own feet

I've been doing good on options with them actually, was able to sell puts at 9 and 9.5 strikes at .2 a share. Got assigned at 9.5 once and am now using that for calls at 11 Was suprised to see AMD down so much today, but I guess thats on the news of them buying xilinx

I kinda hope so, I have my 401k roll over that I need to dump back in, would be perfect timing

I think the way the entire market seemed to be down for no rhyme or reason was just the general market pulling back some cash prior to the election

I guess today answered the question if the cruise line prices were baked into earnings already. I sold a bunch of puts on nclh, ccl, etc deep out of the money.

Marinating is a myth, they won't absorb the flavor, as apposed to brine which will at least keep them moister. You could toss them in some kind of sauce just before serving like a lemon pepper, garlic, butter, etc. Get some kosher salt for your brine.

How'd you make the wings? Just roast them with the rest of the dish? They're basically just skin and white meat, so if you want to add more flavor, your options are breading, deep frying, sauce, or smoking. It just doesn't seem like the right dish for wings imo

June July and August showed that the markets don't care about the protests/riots. The market doesn't like uncertainty, and they know what they're getting with Trump while Biden is the question mark.

Original put was .47 at 38 strike. If I were to roll up to say 40 strike now, Its .30 ask to buy out the original and the bid for 40 strike is .65. So I'd be making .17 from the original buy out and then an additional .35 from the roll up, correct? The big thing I was just curious was if...

Its a fresh put today that expires 10/30

If its a long term investment I'd advise against it, or at least selling all of it. You know what they say about trying to time the market. Best case scenario - You time it well and make an extra 5-10%. But there's the possibility that the dip never happens and the market continues to go up and...

Today for example I sold a 38 put on SNAP expires 10/30. Few hours after it went from 39 to 42 or about 8%

So if I sell a put on a stock about 2-4% below its strike price, and shortly after or the next day it has a 10% gain, is it worth it rolling the put up or just leave it at the current strike?

Earnings are next week for cruise lines, it's obviously going to be bad news. Question is, is it already priced in or do we expect another dip?

What strike are you putting your new calls at? Are they covered calls or naked? I was thinking if the price is going to drop back down at some point you'd want your shares called away at one of the higher strikes, no?

I loved Guk/Sol/Seb etc way more than anything in WoW. You're grinding through your camps and someone in Ass/Sup calls for help. Either its someone your group hates and you run over and mock them, or its some new people or friends and you run over and save their ass, Either way, it makes it more...

Bought some shares of ETSY after it dropped to 135. Earnings are supposed to be good and while previous earnings didn't see any jumps, previous earnings had large price run ups prior to earnings.

Yeah I'm not too big on their long term growth either, I was just looking at doing some options/puts until the holidays

Whats everyone's take on peloton(PTON)? Was looking at the options and they look quite attractive. OTM premiums starting at 3.0 dollars a share at 132 strike. They're up 500% in one year and the c/p is starting to look bearish, I guess people are assuming its starting to lose its growth. Could...

That looks dangerous if it ends up in the wrong hands...

I think the one way I'll try to temper my active investing is if I can get a better return then simply indexing that also justifies the time investment I put into it, then its worth it. It's also fun and interesting so I don't even mind the time investment as it were. For every story of someone...

Aren't you worried about any of the looming anti trust the FANGs may face?

Im in the process of rolling over a 401k and consolidating stuff over to fidelity, so I guess it can't hurt to hit the pause button for a couple weeks before I reinvest

Obviously it was a joke about having a british accent

Betting on the top 5 and bottom 5 performing stocks generated about 250% gain over 5 years https://www.marketwatch.com/story/buy-the-worst-here-are-5-destroyed-stocks-for-this-bottom-fishing-strategy-11602691910?mod=mw_latestnews

It's a bloodbath for airlines and cruises today, I had some puts on CCL that'll probably be assigned at this rate

This article is butt hurt that the government apparently wants to tell fiduciaries they aren't allowed to sacrifice returns in order to invest in social justice or green funds...

What's a good method for quickly comparing options ROR that you guys use? Right now I'm doing everything manually using active trader pro, going through my watchlist, and putting all the bids/strikes into an excel sheet

All this talk of macaroni and spaghetti pizza makes me wish I had the nuclear codes

Oh, the "asking for a friend", gotcha ;)

Does this story involve you getting drunk and accidentely buying a bunch of metals?

Don't forget to account for elevation from sea level in your steak resting calculations

Those articles are the worst, and they'll literally pivot in the same day. 10:00 am: Stocks down due to weak earnings report! 2:00 pm: Stocks up despite weak earnings report!? I swear, they have a better gig than weathermen and sports casters.

Amen to that, my only complaint so far coming to Florida is the fucking fire ants

Was able to sell my PLTR today at 10.40, had gotten in at 10. Took the money and sold a covered put at the november 10$ strike. I figure worst case scenario I get the stock back at my original buy in with my 4% gain and the 1.5$ premium per share.

Which strike price are you going to go with?