To The Moon

The U.S. stock market opened higher and went lower on Thursday. Because the anti - monopoly legislation triggered the market crash, ten - year Treasury bonds finally need not fall for the pot. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16-6 to approve antitrust legislation against big technology companies such as Apple, Meta, Amazon and Google, giving an already crumbling market a fatal blow. And the bad news of Netflix's financial report broke out again, because the growth expectation of global paying users in 22Q1 was lower than the market expectation, and 2.5 million was far lower than the growth of 4 million last year and far lower than the market expectation of 6.5 million. What to do now Don't bargain-hunting, pay attention to stop loss. First, It's not the bottom,to buy stock too early. Now the market has not bottomed out, and the stock callback is a very painful process. Don't see a 20% drop and want to bargain-hunting, because the stock may continue to fall by 20%. If there is no suitable strategy, it is OK to wait . If you sell put to go as deep as possible and try not to bargain-hunt. If it is near to take over, it is recommended to buy put or roll forward. Long-term can be considered as far as roll to 3 months, and will rebound after 3 months at the latest. If you take over, it is recommended to use Collar strategy, sell call + stock shares + put, as the stop-loss strategy of holding shares. The reason is the same as above, and the bottoming process will be painful. Finally, pay attention to stop loss. If you don't like cutting meat when you hold stock, refer to the Collar strategy above. In fact, the Collar helps you make stop loss judgment. Although don't open position, show an opportunity: Still don't open positions on Friday, sort out this week's trading, it's time to roll, it's time to stop. However, I think it is still a good opportunity for Netflix to drop sharply. Considering the intraday price, it is appropriate to do it. Netflix is wrong to fall short of expectations, and the new expectation of 6.5 million is really outrageous, as if the boss set a kpi that can't be reached at all, and finally gave you a rating of C. I have a hunch that there will be many such financial reports this quarter. Netflix plunged by 20%. According to the consistent performance of financial report plunge, it will be sideways for three months until the next financial report, so you can consider doing sell call, and consider doing sell put after the price stabilizes for one month. If you are worried about Netflix's soaring, you can also buy a deep extra-price call as a price difference strategy. In addition, friends who are in Disney, Roku and Fubo should pay attention. The sharp drop in Netflix's financial report will bring trouble to their peers.$Netflix(NFLX)$ $fuboTV Inc.(FUBO)$ $Walt Disney(DIS)$