Waited for the PZZA dump this morning and sure enough caught it at 81.56 and instantly bought calls. Cashed out at 83.56 for some more pocket change. Long story short went out for a drive and managed to pick up a homeless puerto rican/black girl for a cheap 50 dollar blowjob and full sex.
>oct 16 I thought deadline was this week. Seems like they're desperate to keep stocks up rather than admitting they're not gonna make a deal cause that's what it sounds lile.
Jaxson Moore
>Lazy edition with links >Lazy edition isn't just advertising >Lazy edition posted after 300 replies but not too late Personally I'm impressed with OP's hard work ethic.
Christian Gomez
Frens, I'm not invested in this company, but take a look at CORR and zoom out so it shows its path pre-Corona It went from 50ish to 6ish. If it goes back to even half of what it was previously once this virus goes away, that's a huge gain. An user here showed me this a while back. It isn't something to invest in right now, but it is something to keep an eye on. Thoughts?
>call option is doing good >want to sell before time-decay hits because underlying isn't likely going anywhere >can only sell in 5 cent increments >only choices is 10 cents Bid or 15 cents Ask >10 cents actually loses money >15 cents never closes the sellback
options are a fucking scam
James Edwards
>REIT I don't think it does housing corenergy.reit/ Its for the Energy sector
Evan Price
what retarded broker forces 5 cent increments on you?
Jaxson Ortiz
what
John Adams
Depends on the terms of the deal, either you get shares or cash.
Jayden Reed
>forgot to check liquidity before degenerate gambling reap what you sow
Xavier Hernandez
Man.
Juan Campbell
Can someone redpill me on PLTR
Isaac Bailey
how is qqq still going up
Kevin Anderson
RH does that on low volume options
Matthew Evans
WHERE IS HE WHERE IS THE SSSS SHILL???? IM FINANCIALLY RUINED HOW WILL I PAY FOR MY WIFES DAUGHTER TO GO TO COLLEGE NOW???
Are bonds for cucks? Bonds pay out pathetic income that is constantly decreasing. Interest rates look like they will never recover without the market imploding. The only benefit bonds provide is """stability""" which is a lie because they struggle to keep up with inflation. Since I'm not going to retire for 30+ years volatility doesn't matter for me. Even when I retire, I can just withdraw less money during major drawdowns. I will always have more money in long term if I ignore bonds. Having ability to sell bonds during drawdowns is irrelevant because being 100% equities still returns more over long run. I see absolutely no reason to ever have any bonds and am leaning towards 100% equities with VT. Less volatility is irrelevant if you never sell. The optimal decision is clearly to never buy bonds unless you're a scared cuck that sells on downturns. What am I missing?
Gabriel Bennett
I need advice from expert premium sellers.
So far all I do is sell cash secured puts one week out at a very conservative -0.1 delta and let them expire worthless. It didn't go against me yet.
Am I too conservative? I often hear -0.15 or -0.3 delta. Can I avoid rolling or is it a necessary tool I need to learn? Can I use margin safely? I can go 4x my buying power but have never gone above 1x yet.
imagine actually thinking a disease that has a 1% chance to kill and is only actually deadly to aidsfaggots, niggers with the nutritional intake of a garbage pit, and the 80 year old gertrude with 5 types of cancer would be likely to kill someone with access to the best medical treatment in the world
big fat government contracts pouring in. cutting edge data analytics software and engineers. market is meme'ing, employees making bank right now. long term hold. 15-20 EOY
Noah White
bonds are for large accounts with minimal time to retirement
Charles Gonzalez
go away pajeet
Jaxson Jackson
Blizzard has been fucking dead to me since they removed Tracer's ass pose in Overwatch cause of people being assblasted about it online. Fuck them
Yes, I am planning to build a bond tent when I'm < 5 years from retirement to prevent sequence of returns risk due to possible major drawdown at start of retirement. Besides building a short term bond tent right before retirement, is there any reason to buy bonds? Even in this situation, I would probably still prefer to just hold more cash. Bonds are stupid and way overallocated by the majority of the population.
Ethan Wood
I write at the money, sometimes even a strike in the money. You might be too conservative in that a sudden drop could btfo your position since you probably don't get much premium. Rolling is a necessary skill to learn. Don't use margin with options unless you have defined risk.
Ryan Reyes
you fucking retarded faggots. wait until 3rd week of january. employees can only dump 25% now. price will drop first few weeks of january when they're allowed to start selling the other 75%
