IIRC, the real move is EOD or the day after... so all good So tomorrow gonna be a big, fat, green day ?
i think sometimes the move during/after the speech is MM headfake (bull or bear trap?)
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IIRC, the real move is EOD or the day after... so all good So tomorrow gonna be a big, fat, green day ?
they’re slowing balance sheet roll off, this is most likely step one of easing.saw some editied text of changes, nothing stood out.
Now he said next move will unlikely be a hike ... so all good So tomorrow gonna be a big, fat, green day ?
IIRC, the real move is EOD or the day after
i think sometimes the move during/after the speech is MM headfake (bullor beartrap?)
Didn't know Tesla still had an HR department... (sorry if someone posted this this morning already)
THAT
Patience is not inaction.One of the craziest bull trap in a while.
Best things I ever did was to do nothing after FOMC. Was watering the plants. Came in and everything was back in red.
Note to self - after a major news event keep self occupy for 30 minutes before doing anything.
Greetings--
I thought the earnings call would be hated by Wall Street. So I sold some calls and bought puts-- weeklies.
When I was wrong, I rolled the calls out and up a month. But then I proved to be really wrong and the price kept rising. These calls were sold against my TSLA Shares in a non-margin account.
So, I bought time and safety by rolling the calls out to above my total cost of the shares. But this required rolling them out many months. Now if Tesla takes off and I lose my shares, I won't lose money on them. And I have some months to fix the position.
Just not sure what to do. Because we are now down a bit, the calls I sold have declined in price... I can BTC some of them, but that locks in my loss. Probably the best move... or hope we are flat so they erode and I can take more of them off the table over time.
But I feel like there should be a counter move I can make. I could buy lower priced calls, turning it into a vertical spread. But that far out buying calls is expensive. So, I think about buying weekly or monthly calls... and using the proceeds to retire the further out calls.
But I don't know short term direction... maybe I should buy both calls and puts at the same strike? But then flat weeks would kill me.
Any advice appreciated-- or a link to an article about what to do when you sell calls against your stock and the stock rockets up.
Most HR managers with any sense of commitment to employees would have issues with EM’s slash and burn / no discussion approach.Can probably attribute the departure to her putting up a fight to retain key employees, but that's just a (not-so-farfetched) guess
Just did something similar (as posted), plan is to roll in and reduce contracts, whenever possible. Hopefully, won’t have to wait until August to have them expire or roll. There is some chance of SP not advancing beyond $180 by August despite volatility.My average share cost: $183
Wrote call at $155, rolled up, then rolled up and out to November $185. We are very close to this strike price. I have until November to eliminate this short call position against my shares. What to do?
Just did something similar (as posted), plan is to roll in and reduce contracts, whenever possible. Hopefully, won’t have to wait until August to have them expire or roll. There is some chance of SP not advancing beyond $180 by August despite volatility.
Half this thread is people trying to repair underwater positions. There’s lots of strategies but you never know which one will work this time.My average share cost: $183
Wrote call at $155, rolled up, then rolled up and out to November $185. We are very close to this strike price. I have until November to eliminate this short call position against my shares. What to do?
I think there are several (many?) of us in a similar situation. I was doing just great making weekly beer money selling OTM CCs.My average share cost: $183
Wrote call at $155, rolled up, then rolled up and out to November $185. We are very close to this strike price. I have until November to eliminate this short call position against my shares. What to do?