Just shorted aapl with feb 110/105 put spread for .75 . Risking $75 for a whole lot in return.
so you expect aapl to go to 100?
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Just shorted aapl with feb 110/105 put spread for .75 . Risking $75 for a whole lot in return.
so you expect aapl to go to 100?
No, I expect it to migrate south relatively quickly. As long as the sprrad outpaces theta it should end at a profit.so you expect aapl to go to 100?
Just shorted aapl with feb 110/105 put spread for .75 . Risking $75 for a whole lot in return.
Up 8% since this post. Any more hot tips?
No, but install has a month to go and earnings next week. Note:small risk. How about you buy Tesla in 2021 as an investment...wait, you would be 75% in the hole. I am not in love with positions but I am still bearish. Bigearnings this week can change things but just about every asset is at big resistance levels after a huge bear market rally with VIX under 20. Not where I would want to go long anything. Today I shorted 200 SPXL at 38.25. I have a 3% stop on this. I did it when ES was at 3987 (value high) sorting to keep things in my favor. But I know all the traders on here are as great as anyone...thast's why we're all retired.Up 8% since this post. Any more hot tips?
Personally I'd invest in all new bikes with UDH so I could run the new SRAM AXS Transmission. But that's just one man's opinion.Hey there! It's always a good idea to consider long-term investments when thinking about where to put your money. As for the stock market, it's hard to predict where it will go in the next few years, but it's important to be aware of the risks and make informed decisions.
If you're looking to diversify your portfolio, you might want to consider investing in real estate or commodities such as gold or silver. You could also look into mutual funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that focus on specific sectors or industries.
Probably hiding out at Hartshorne....Wow - a real sleeper bot.
almost 2 years!