OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER

[antidope]

About to sell the VOO in my Roth and buy some NVDA and Meta.

Feeling like I don't need any more index exposure outside of my 401k

Did half. CPI next week so want to hedge against that running hot which it likely will cause it's summer.

 

[shibadekobe]

 

[johnnyredstorm]

ASTS Gud Scam

Hope they pump it to $100

 

[shibadekobe]

ASTS Gud Scam

Hope they pump it to $100

The new $AMT (they're major investors too)
Major banks picking up coverage, FCC approval, DOD approval, 1st ever successful sat to regular cell 4g/5g broadband test from deadzone in Maui to Tokyo call and zoom call. $100 is just the beginning.

 

[johnnyredstorm]

The new $AMT (they're major investors too)
Major banks picking up coverage, FCC approval, DOD approval, 1st ever successful sat to regular cell 4g/5g broadband test from deadzone in Maui to Tokyo call and zoom call. $100 is just the beginning.

I remember following it as a spac and felt it was fake garbage, but if it’s becoming a real business, that’s pretty cool. They’re gonna dilute the **** out of shareholders as it goes up,and rightfully so, so just be ready for offerings and all of those games.

 

[pdino]

Never done options before, but I'm confident that a large healthcare company will decrease -10%+ in 2025 (second half 2025).

Is the best way to maximize gains for this option to do a long term put on a day the stock pumps (receive better options?). Better to have longer term or shorter term put option?

 

[アミーゴ]

Never done options before, but I'm confident that a large healthcare company will decrease -10%+ in 2025 (second half 2025).

Is the best way to maximize gains for this option to do a long term put on a day the stock pumps (receive better options?). Better to have longer term or shorter term put option?

Which company is this?

 

[frankmatthews]

Never done options before, but I'm confident that a large healthcare company will decrease -10%+ in 2025 (second half 2025).

Is the best way to maximize gains for this option to do a long term put on a day the stock pumps (receive better options?). Better to have longer term or shorter term put option?

Long term options are a little more tricky, you're losing money (time value) everyday so if your timing is off that 10% dip may not net you much, or as much.

When a stock pumps (or drops) options become more expensive. Any % movement up or down that is outside of its normal or historical range of movement will increase volatility value. When the stock drops back in to its normal range of daily movements that volatility value evaporates.

Your other options are straight up shorting the stock if your broker will allow you. Or finding an inverse healthcare ETF with a high weighting of your particular healthcare company in it.

 

[pdino]

Which company is this?

Abbott

Long term options are a little more tricky, you're losing money (time value) everyday so if your timing is off that 10% dip may not net you much, or as much.

When a stock pumps (or drops) options become more expensive. Any % movement up or down that is outside of its normal or historical range of movement will increase volatility value. When the stock drops back in to its normal range of daily movements that volatility value evaporates.

Your other options are straight up shorting the stock if your broker will allow you. Or finding an inverse healthcare ETF with a high weighting of your particular healthcare company in it.

So it would be best for me to wait until the dump is imminent (or close as possible) and start up my put option then to maximize gain?

 

[johnnyredstorm]

I would buy deep in the money or atm puts I guess

 

[frankmatthews]

Abbott


So it would be best for me to wait until the dump is imminent (or close as possible) and start up my put option then to maximize gain?

Ideally yes, but can you do that? I'm not one to advocate gambling with stock options but as long as you're aware of the risks.

 

[antidope]

About to sell the VOO in my Roth and buy some NVDA and Meta.

Feeling like I don't need any more index exposure outside of my 401k

 

[johnnyredstorm]

I bought as much nvda and MSFT as I could last week. Completely erased the losses from amzn for me.

 

[アミーゴ]

None of y’all should be concerned in all honesty

Great insight

 

[xbiker47]

Close to 50% for pltr

 

[ballinsam23]

Curious to see how we end off the year with election season around the corner.