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March 18, 2022 at 8:25 AM #824430March 18, 2022 at 8:35 AM #824431
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Participant[quote=Coronita]Netflix is up again. Your call options totally killing it.. good job. Nice speculation.
Pretty surprised at how the market is moving after the interest rate announcement and why I won’t bet against the markets and just do mostly DRIP into indexes.
The markets can stay irrational longer than one can stay solvent[/quote]
Up 32% so far. Not bad for a few days. Now my call is deep in the money.March 18, 2022 at 9:34 AM #824432Anonymous
Guest[quote=an][quote=Coronita]Netflix is up again. Your call options totally killing it.. good job. Nice speculation.
Pretty surprised at how the market is moving after the interest rate announcement and why I won’t bet against the markets and just do mostly DRIP into indexes.
The markets can stay irrational longer than one can stay solvent[/quote]
Up 32% so far. Not bad for a few days. Now my call is deep in the money.[/quote]It is up in value, no where near in the money. In the money it would have to be higher than strike price plus the price you paid for it.
But that said, are you going to sell and take your profit, or keep for the long term as was your original plan? How much do you believe in the future of Nflix and tech stocks at this point forward?
March 18, 2022 at 9:39 AM #824433Guest[quote=Coronita]Netflix is up again. Your call options totally killing it.. good job. Nice speculation.
Pretty surprised at how the market is moving after the interest rate announcement and why I won’t bet against the markets and just do mostly DRIP into indexes.
The markets can stay irrational longer than one can stay solvent[/quote]
Well not surprising the market is up after Fed announcement, they only raised .25% and didn’t say anything the market wasn’t already expecting. One key difference I noticed was that in January they pledged to cut back balance sheet and specifically MBS purchases in March. This meeting they only said they plan to cut back balance sheet “soon”. So in that way it was more Dovish than before. As many predicted, they probably are using Ukraine situation as excuse to not carry through their mandate to get inflation down.
March 18, 2022 at 9:59 AM #824434sdrealtor
ParticipantJust sold my semiconductor ETF for just under a 30% gain in a little over a week. Thanks dead zone
March 18, 2022 at 11:04 AM #824436CoronitaParticipant[quote=deadzone][quote=an][quote=Coronita]Netflix is up again. Your call options totally killing it.. good job. Nice speculation.
Pretty surprised at how the market is moving after the interest rate announcement and why I won’t bet against the markets and just do mostly DRIP into indexes.
The markets can stay irrational longer than one can stay solvent[/quote]
Up 32% so far. Not bad for a few days. Now my call is deep in the money.[/quote]It is up in value, no where near in the money. In the money it would have to be higher than strike price plus the price you paid for it.
But that said, are you going to sell and take your profit, or keep for the long term as was your original plan? How much do you believe in the future of Nflix and tech stocks at this point forward?[/quote]
Uh. Yout definition of “in the money” option is definitely NOT the common definition, it’s something you made up to spin how wrong you are.
“In the money” call option means when the contract price is below the market price, and does NOT include the option premium. Your definition in the money call option of including both the strike price and the option premium paid is something you made up…
No one makes money in stock or options until one sells and completes the transaction, so we wait for AN to sell and hopefully make significant gain.
He bought a contract at $360. Stock $384/share now. Definitely in the money. If he sold at any point these past couple of days , he wins …Case closed. His speculation is no different than your short positions that are speculation and not investing, except his speculation seemed to have worked out.
I don’t understand why you try to spin how wrong you are and how his trade is no value. Seems to me he made money.
March 18, 2022 at 11:06 AM #824435The-Shoveler
ParticipantEIA is suggesting energy emergency.
March 18, 2022 at 11:07 AM #824437ParticipantApparently somebody here does not understand how this all works. No wonder why he keeps missing out on the opportunity of a lifetime!
March 18, 2022 at 11:09 AM #824439Participant[quote=Coronita][quote=deadzone][quote=an][quote=Coronita]Netflix is up again. Your call options totally killing it.. good job. Nice speculation.
Pretty surprised at how the market is moving after the interest rate announcement and why I won’t bet against the markets and just do mostly DRIP into indexes.
The markets can stay irrational longer than one can stay solvent[/quote]
Up 32% so far. Not bad for a few days. Now my call is deep in the money.[/quote]It is up in value, no where near in the money. In the money it would have to be higher than strike price plus the price you paid for it.
But that said, are you going to sell and take your profit, or keep for the long term as was your original plan? How much do you believe in the future of Nflix and tech stocks at this point forward?[/quote]
Uh. Yout definition of “in the money” option is definitely NOT the common definition, it’s something you made up to spin how wrong you are.
“In the money” call option means when the contract price is below the market price, and does NOT include the option premium. Your definition in the money call option of including both the strike price and the option premium paid is something you made up…
No one makes money in stock or options until one sells and completes the transaction, so we wait for AN to sell and hopefully make significant gain.
He bought a contract at $360. Stock $384/share now. Definitely in the money. If he sold at any point these past couple of days , he wins …Case closed. His speculation is no different than your short positions that are speculation and not investing, except his speculation seemed to have worked out.
I don’t understand why you try to spin how wrong you are and how his trade is no value. Seems to me he made money.[/quote]
Exactly!Make that 35% now.
March 18, 2022 at 11:10 AM #824438spdrun
ParticipantEIA is suggesting energy emergency be declared and new WFH order.
IEA. Fortunately, as an international organization, they have no authority to force states to issue “work from home” orders, and the US has a long history of disregarding the yipping of international organizations.
Nah, let oil prices rise. The higher oil stays, the more economic incentive there will be for renewables, nuclear power, and general electrification of society.
March 18, 2022 at 11:10 AM #824440CoronitaParticipantSpeculation = gambling. Nothing wrong with it. Shorting is speculation. So is option trading….
A win is a win.
March 18, 2022 at 11:12 AM #824441Participant[quote=Coronita]Speculation = gambling. Nothing wrong with it. Shorting is speculation. So is option trading….
A win is a win.[/quote]
Yep, no different than going to Vegas and putting it all on Red.March 18, 2022 at 11:17 AM #824442ParticipantYou cannot win if you do not play! OOAL
March 18, 2022 at 11:18 AM #824443Participant[quote=deadzone]
But that said, are you going to sell and take your profit, or keep for the long term as was your original plan? How much do you believe in the future of Nflix and tech stocks at this point forward?[/quote]
Depends… I’m not selling it today. I never exercise an option, so I’m not going to start w/ NFLX. Which means I’ll sell between now and January 2024. When I sell it will be decided on when I think I can get the most option premium and when I think there might be a pullback. Just because there’s a pullback does not mean it won’t be higher 5 years from now. Trading options are vastly different than buying/selling stocks.March 18, 2022 at 11:25 AM #824444Guest[quote=Coronita]
He bought a contract at $360. Stock $384/share now. Definitely in the money. If he sold at any point these past couple of days , he wins …Case closed. His speculation is no different than your short positions that are speculation and not investing, except his speculation seemed to have worked out.
I don’t understand why you try to spin how wrong you are and how his trade is no value. Seems to me he made money.[/quote]
STFU FLU you don’t know shit about options trading. If I bought a Netflix Call right now for $200 with strike price of $300 I would immediately be “in the money” according to you”. But I paid a major premium so hat doesn’t mean anything. Yes it went up in value in the last 3 days, if he sold it.
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