Thinking about putting in some lotto ticket limit buys like $30 AMD in case there's a crash and people are market selling (not puts, I'd be specifically betting on getting something below market price on liquidity running dry). Anyone ever pulled off something like this before? How much of a JUSTing is reasonable to expect during panic selling?
what's the optimal way to split up your dip buying money? major crashes like covid only dropped stocks 40-50%, do you split it up enough to account for another potential 50% dip in the future? do you just go to say 30% max and say if it dips 50% then you just wait as long as you need to for it to recover? my issue is that besides major apocalyptic shit like that, stocks don't drop that much. look at say KO for example. the most it's dropped since the initial recovery from the covid crash was around 10% top to bottom, *maybe* 15%. if i was prepared for 50% drops i'd make a lot less money on the much more common 5-15% dips i want to buy.
To the persons in the last thread that nietzche was naming the jew. He was praising the jew just a paragraph down.
"Nevertheless, I would like to know how much one must excuse in the overall accounting of a people which, not without guilt on all our parts, has had the most sorrowful history of all peoples, and to whom we owe the noblest human being (Christ), the purest philosopher (Spinoza), the mightiest book, and the most effective moral code in the world. Furthermore, in the darkest medieval times, when the Asiatic cloud had settled heavily over Europe, it was the Jewish freethinkers, scholars, and doctors, who, under the harshest personal pressure, held fast to the banner of enlightenment and intellectual independence, and defended Europe against Asia; we owe to their efforts not least, that a more natural, rational, and in any event unmythical explanation of the world could finally triumph again, and that the ring of culture which now links us to the enlightenment of Greco-Roman antiquity, remained unbroken. If Christianity did everything possible to orientalize the Occident, then Judaism helped substantially to occidentalize it again and again, which, in a certain sense, is to say that it made Europe's history and task into a continuation of the Greek."
give me your thoughts on these companies biz: 5Below Gildan Ulta Cosmetics
Easton Morris
I've never heard of any of them before they're probably scams
Nolan Foster
It's all so tiresome.
David Watson
Ulta cosmetic is a great cash cow because women will always be whores.
Logan Edwards
You've never heard of Ulta? Do you know any women? Shit, Ulta is basically my go-to gift card these days for women.
Justin Smith
Should I buy weekly puts on Tesla on Tuesday? There's absolutely no way it goes up right?
Easton Phillips
Checked
Chase Howard
Wtf am I looking at.jpeg
Nathan Wilson
Has a stock ever gone up as a result of not being included in the S&P 500 when everybody expected they would?
Ryan Murphy
On indexes you will be in good shspe if you start averaging in below the 200 say moving average slowly at regular intervals. Triple your buy in amounts down at the 200 week line if things get there. That's about how i would go about it if i wanted to be a tactical long hodler.
Jace Nguyen
How is it vs Coty? I know coty sells garbage cosmetics that poor people and niggers buy but they're in the not tsla club now.
Hudson Brown
Was it really expected though? I don't think anyone was expecting it and was more looking at the improbable inclusion as a way to boost the stock price after the recent decline
Justin Thompson
The Jew giveth and the Jew taketh away
Thomas Murphy
>Missing out on potential upside >Settling for a small percentage of it goes up, not even hedging your downside >Gamma negative and delta positive >Not being able to get into a delta neutral position because you have to keep them to stay covered >Not being able to scalp gamma >All for some small theta with OTM calls
??? did you not see the reeeeeee that etsy was included over TLSA?
line go down user, line go down
Joseph Nguyen
The real redpill is to sell covered calls when you are long a stock but thing it has temporarily reached a top and is going to dip soon. Example: that institution selling $120 million in TSLA 500c 9/4.
Hudson Bailey
It's really 50/50. Before Corona Ebay was going to be bought out by another company and when the deal fell through stock went up. Perhaps it being away from S&P is a good thing
Anthony Rogers
Thank you, user. I saw this post in June, 10% of my portfolio is in miners already. However, please explain why would inflation raise value of REIT, oil, infrastructure companies and etc. and not tech? If you want to hedge against inflation, why would you buy dividend stocks instead of growing ones? I don't see the logic here. Also, if the debt inflates, that means it's cheaper. What am I missing here?
Connor Reyes
the price of microsoft stocks. They just secured another 10 bil deal with the government. BUY NOW.
Michael Miller
I did not. Just people laughing that fucking Etsy got including yet not Tesla. Either way, whatever. I am ok with testing TSLA floors.
Christian Garcia
I don’t really get how you guys don't seem to understand that you basically never get assigned. No one writes calls ATM and if you think a stock is going to spike up you don’t write them at all. It’s just a way to lower your basis when things are crabby or slow. I don’t think there are too many retards who think that covered calls are some kind of get rich quick scheme.
Elijah Foster
i mean the problem remains the same. before the covid crash the SPY moved like maybe 2-3% top to bottom most of the time. the covid crash on the SPY was around 35%, over fucking 10% the volatility. if i was buying in every 2% i'd get turbofucked probably being maxed out around 6% or 10% or something.
im trying to figure out how to profit from dip buying and flipping it on 100% retraces over and over without getting turbofucked by a crash like that. but maybe we can't have one again because of new govt policies like QE infinity which we didn't have before the crash? idk. maybe i can just hodl if such a crash ever happens again because it's bound to eventually recover? idk. that's what im trying to figure out. i mean theoretically this huge drop the past 2 days should be the perfect buying opportunity if you're buying in on every 5% drop.
Ian Perry
>$120 million in TSLA 500c 9/4 some idiot bought that
How about setting a buy stop on a 50% retrace from the top? Set the buy, if it triggers, put a stop in a percent or two down. If the stop triggers, set another buy stop at the 50% retrace which will be a bit lower now but still further from the current price. During a real crash it won't retrace 50% so you don't get back in. As the crash keeps dropping the price, keep the buy stop at that 50% mark. Eventually the tide will turn, your buy stop will get hit and at that point you ride it back to the top with a healthy trailing stop which if it gets triggered, start the process over
Ayden Butler
Its not the banks, its the government that has and still fucks shit up. You're looking at 3-5% down payment for a house (nationwide rate). They simply don't learn.
Tyler Butler
I hope they eventually get tiktok with Walmart too. I’m sorta gambling on it
Luke Nelson
I'm expecting positive results from battery day but I really never was banking on any movement one way or the other with the S&P. I mean, whatever. It doesn't change anything about my long term outlook on the company.
Is BTC worth buying right now? It doesn't seem to be detached from either stocks or gold so what's the point
Liam Bailey
It's spooky that the "Banks - Diversified" sector inverts the whole rest of the market.
Easton Cruz
The 2008 crisis really started in 2006, so, lord only knows what risk are out there. I do think banks are healthier than they were in '08 though. This crisis is more of a public and corporate debt one. That's kind of the problem though, because in 2008 we could direct money fairly tightly to stop the bleeding (bail out banks and AIG), but now we have no tight target.
Logan Thompson
I’ll feel like less of an idiot for selling then
Landon Brooks
this came out during market hours
Also people price it in. DoD isn't trump lapdogs and it was inevitable. Trump probably didn't even know this deal was going on.
Jaxson Cook
Anime girls with hats on is now going in the Presidential archives. Bullish.
user that’s pretty stupid to think his administration was unaware. To think that his underlings wouldn’t know he’d be furious if his govt gave all that money to amzn...
Amazon didn’t have a chance but there’s probably nothing they can do about it. Hopefully they’ll finally dip so I can buy.
Charles Ramirez
I'm looking into banks now. BHLB comes to mind. Soon things hurt by the virus will be roaring back to life biggly. Be a shame to miss out on the profit. Currently under 10 per share. The high is 33. Even a modest bump to 20 or 24 would see you make a nice wad of green. Its at the low end of the scale as well so any further dips wouldn't be a big hurt.
Evan Barnes
If you want to be ignorant, that is your loss buddy.
Not to mention you can just roll contracts or buy OTM long with premium to hedge against spikes. People forget that there's folks who are holding onto actual positions and not making synthetics every monday after expiry.
