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$S&P 500(.SPX)$ FED does not see the conditions that lead to rate cut in the March 2024 meeting, so.... SPX correction to 4300?
$VIX 20240117 21.0 CALL$ I am very puzzled why the VIX is not shooting up to 30 or 40 despite everything going on at the moment, and with the indexes making lower lows. Any helpful trader with plenty of VIX experience can help to explain?
$VIX 20240117 21.0 CALL$ I wonder why the VIX is so calm, given the economic uncertainty and the wars going on.
$Nasdaq100 Bear 3X ETF(SQQQ)$ Bought a call option, meaning bearish the QQQ. I wonder if this is going to be like 2008 all over again. This round seems worse, with inflation, war, mortgage problems in China, Europe and US.
$TSLA 20230519 125.0 PUT$ $TSLA 20230519 125.0 PUT$ Just trying a small position since TLSA has problems holding at $200. If the stock price does go down to the $150 region, I will most likely set up a long-term Call position. (Just noticed that commission is $0.03, so if someone did a trade on $0.30 options, the 2-way cost of trading is 20% of the position!)
I have a few questions on CharGPT and AI: 1) where do these bots get their data from? US search? Chinese search? 2) how old is the searched data and information for which these bots analyse? 3) what language can they search or extract information from? English? German? French? Chinese? Korean? Japanese? Indian? Russian? 4) what if there is a gap of a few years of data and information (e.g. censorship or war or destroyed information)? 5) if more and more people talk about beating their neighbour, killing their spouse or killing a certain race, will these become the advise or encouragement of the chat bots guven the popularity and trend, or are there human "core values" at the base of the logic? If all the incoming data is skewed or filtered, the output results must be skewed or biased. This
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ looks like the rising wedge has broken. After this move, maybe 1 more push to near-high or slightly higher, and then the move downwards. This stock has gone against the broad market for several days consecutively.
$TSLA 20230616 350.0 CALL$ $TSLA 20230616 350.0 CALL$ There are 2 things I liked about the recent price action. (1) TSLA price went up daily while the main index rose and fell, (2) Price finally broke above $200 today. There are 3 things I disliked though, (1) Price is having a very hard time defending the $200 level, I feel that the "short squeeze" is not strong and people who bought below $130 are taking profits,, (2) With all rising wedge prices, the fall will be hard and painful. (3) Volume traded at the $200 level is not significant, seems to lack conviction. With these in consideration, I closed by position. Bought @$0.85 (stock p
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I have some questions for you technical chart experts and elliot wave fans. Are we now in Wave B or a new Wave 1? Where is the price resistance? $233, $266, $333?
Who is Yanoshik? I laughed when I read this. At $102, nobody said anything. At almost 80% higher, after about a month of rising stock prices, analysts come forward to say that the price has dropped enough to become a "Buy", at $180 instead of $100.
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$TSLA 20230616 350.0 CALL$ $TSLA 20230616 350.0 CALL$ although I am bullish on Tesla, the past 2 days surprised me. I fear the price shooting up may be too much and too fast. I am guessing the price action will go into a range. Where do you guys think the near term resistance will be at? $200? $230? Trigger maybe the FOMC or US recession.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Bought some Call options with 6 months time frame. Order got filled only when the stock price dropped below $130. I think the selling is a bit extreme, although I am fearful of the twitter-tesla mess too. If the saga does not sort out within the next 2 months, I'll give up on my bullish position. No matter how talented a CEO is, if he is not dedicated to his business and not anwerable for leveraging on other people's money, then I feel that my money should not be parked here. The whole list of EV competitors are not going to sit around and do nothing.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Bought some Call options. It does look like the broader market found something to cheer about, and a possible bear trap for TSLA if the price can maintain above $180. Who knows, maybe the rally and short covering can go to $250 or $260? Reminds me of the $550 to $800 pre stock-split.
I will like to buy at $90 (or $1800 pre-split). Been waiting since the high of $3000+. Never got the chance to join in.[LOL]
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$Closed my 20221118 183.33Put option at $5.50. Entry price was $2. I have a request for Tiger Broker to assign margin for an effective options spread to be zero. For example, if the broker allowed, I would have sold 20221118 173.33Put option at $4.30. If this spread was allowed without requirement of margin, my worst case scenario for this spread will be 115% profit and my best case scenario will be 500% profit. Hopefully the broker will consider a right-mouse click function on existing positions to open a risk-free spread, without locking up margin. The 183.33 long Put fully covers the 173.33short Put.
$TSLA 20221118 183.33 PUT$About 2 weeks ago I thought that the valuations were too high for the short-term. I am not sure if you will consider the price action of the past 5 days to form a technical "bear flag", and if the answer is "yes", is the price expected to fall to the $250 range next week?
My view is almost totally opposite from yours, and I bought some short term Put options earlier in the trading session to put money where my mouth is. My view - the environment will open up the competition and allow competitors to catch up, like having a network of petrol kiosks and fax machines. Companies outside of this field can look to partner and contract manufacture with people who have efficient car production lines, make better solid state batteries, make better semiconductor chips. The only missing part is AI, but hey that takes away the pleasure of driving! So the overall outcome should be TSLA eroding their lead, their niche, while the network of competitors and suppliers across the whole tech chain catch up in their respective upstream or downstream business focus. At curr
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$Nasdaq100 Bull 3X ETF(TQQQ)$ $Nasdaq100 Bull 3X ETF(TQQQ)$ $Nasdaq100 Bull 3X ETF(TQQQ)$After 3 weeks of watching falling prices, I bought 20221021 35Call @$0.60 on 7/9/2022 looking for a short term "bounce". Possibly also due to covering of short positions while awaiting the FED rate announcement. Hoping the TQQQ will reach 32.50 and maybe test the 37.50 level. Estimating from the option greeks, if TQQQ reaches 32.50, I should be able to close 1/3 of my position at 150% profit or better, and sell 20221021 36Call @$1.20 to lock-in a spread at 100%-230% profit for 1/3 of my position, and then let the remaining 1/3 position see if TQQQ can re-test 37.50 or even 40.0
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$Bought 20220916 140Put on 24/8/2022 at $1.15 in anticipation of poor earnings and outlook for future sales. The next day, lost about half the option value due to wrong price direction and volatility collapse. The following day, position became profitable. Didn't expect the stock price to fall through $150. Closed half my position at $2.40, and for the remaining half-size, initiated a Put spread and sold 20220916 135Put at $1.72. This 2nd leg will lock-in my position at 50% profit in the worst-case scenario, and $5 profit in the best-case s
What I find most puzzling is that many US companies are losing money every quarter. In other countries, companies must have a track record of profitable business model BEFORE they can be public listed. What's with the USA?
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