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A week or two ago I had bought an AAPL dec 17 160 call @ $1.60 and HD dec 17 410 call @ $3.15. These are up nicely. I want to let these run as long as possible. From my limited TA abilities, it looks like AAPL has now broken out of an upward channel, reached all-time highs. So, I'm not sure...

Usenet, fool.

Is anyone else now concerned over Kyle's safety?

Gotta slip in that gay shit.

Man, that dude completely disappeared.

Anyone have experience with sick cats? Mine suddenly is barely eating and is sleeping all day. First time he's acting this way. No visible injuries or anything. No vomiting or diarrhea as far as I know (he's mostly an outdoor cat but has been in the house all day). One odd behavior prior...

How is this at 4 stars? It's been universally panned.

With the inflation numbers today I would've expected a pop in crypto. The metals did.

I mean, the most I could've lost was the premium.

445%

Got totally lucky with AMD. I had bought a Dec 17 $135 call a couple weeks back and just sold when AMD hit $150 a moment ago.

Anyone here use the desktop ThinkOrSwim? If so, do you have problems with the chart scaling getting screwed up as you switch between different time frames? Really gd annoying, but maybe I'm missing something.

Okay, for all you guys expecting a crash real soon now, tell me where you think we are on this chart:

Well, my first foray into option trading has turned out pretty well (so far). Bought late December calls for F, AMD, VTI, and IWM. Up about a couple grand off a pretty modest investment.

Yeah this was pretty good. However, I felt the last 5 minutes of the final fight was inconsistent with the prior 5.

Is it better than Foundation? What's the black-to-white ratio?

Is there some general rule of thumb on how to evaluate the premium of a call or put option? As in, is it overpriced, underpriced, or just right?

:rolleyes:

I bought 100 bucks worth about a month ago. I honestly don't care. If it goes up then great. Didn't expect anything anyways.

By the way, anyone remember the mid-2000s ABC series by the same name? Started out slow as shit, became pretty darn good, and then promptly cancelled.

Okay, but how much faggot shit is in this?

I never watched past the first season. Thought it was okay, main character was more annoying than funny. I'm guessing this will end with no proper conclusion?

I know I'm beating a dead horse and/or preaching to the choir, but also so sick of every character being black or a woman or both. God damn it can us white nerdy males have a show we can call our own? Black people don't watch this shit. They watch BET. If I watched BET I wouldn't be...

This is so fucking boring. I hate all the characters except Hari who has had like 5 minutes screen time so far.

Yeah, the whole point with these credit spreads is having those option contracts expire OTM.

I'm constantly seeing articles and videos about trading credit spreads for small accounts. Vertical spreads being the example above (you also have iron condors, butterflies, etc. etc). That's the thing, though -- if I had "Scrooge McDuck" money I wouldn't be fucking around with these option...

Well, I'm playing (paper) with vertical spreads for now. And I'm trying to understand the margin required for real trading. Screenshots from ThinkOrSwim: Here I'm ordering a vertical spread on Amazon. As the Order Confirmation dialog shows, I could have a max loss of $345. Let's assume...

Any experience with bull put spreads? They seem to be pretty newbie friendly with controllable risk.

Wish we had some more shots from space. I'm not familiar with the source material at all, although I did watch the original movie many years ago. How does the spice allow for interstellar travel? It looks like they are using wormholes? Does spice allow for the tech to keep it open or something?

edit: nevermind misread.

Well, you can't take on the sell side unless you have the collateral to buy the underlying security, right? Unless you're doing those fancy spreads?

Yeah, I understand Delta and Theta decay. Well, "understand" at a basic level. So I'm left wondering what are the odds of success just going with the 'hot' stock for the day and just trade the call options.

So just fucking around in paper-trading, earlier this morning I bought a TSLA 900 strike price call option and turned around and sold it a few hours later for $135 profit. Just do that over and over???

I learned the hard way it's best to just hold. Every time I tried to time the market it went the opposite direction. Every. Single. Time. Also, I don't think the Fed will allow the market to crash.

Oh, I am. I'm not living trading anytime soon. I've been watching various videos on option strategies for beginners to figure out which fits best for me.

Thanks! Saved me 85 grand.

I read the opening post and then scanned the following 5 pages. I didn't see a follow-up post about SELLING calls and puts. So my newbie question, and I'm sure it's probably been answered somewhere in between: How retarded of a strategy is it to sell a call that's way OTM for a stock that...

Yeah the rate of change is "transitory". Doesn't mean prices will go back down.

It was an Amiga VideoToaster, you heathen.