@OptionsDelta:$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ What’s the significance of three consecutive down days? Last week, volatility was too low, so does that mean this week you could make easy money by casually buying calls? There's no such thing as free money. Three consecutive down days directly pushed the at-the-money implied volatility (IV) to 121.9%—expensive enough to kill you.This also made those who sold options last week regret it. They regret selling too early—myself included.Isn’t everyone bullish? Yet both buyers and sellers are feeling the pain. Very tricky.For open interest and new positions, what’s particularly noteworthy is that after Tuesday’s major drop, someone opened 30,000 contracts of next week’s 120 put
@Pinkspider:Deepseek caused $NVDA to drop from $142 to $114. NVDA bounced back to 143 two weeks later. $PLTR dropped from $125 to $95 on Pentagon budget cut news. This sell off was an overreaction. This budget cut will create more efficiency with spending and more gov't funds will be allocated to $PLTR. $PLTR to 130 coming after this consolidation ends.
@PPWAPAM_KenZhu:$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Based on chart pattern and currently down trenching, I might consider to enter when price drop to support level or when it touches 200sma. *this is not investing advices. For sharing and discussion only. You have to do your own diligence.
@lucasL:$Alibaba(BABA)$ ah damn. Clear all my positions yesterday night. Wondering if I can buy them back today. Need to stop my addiction of buying and selling. Zzzz