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TSLA - I'm glad I closed out 4 of my 5 sets of blocks yesterday when we were in 173+ range. I'm rebuying them now that we're down to 168 again. As long as the market wants to keep TSLA volatility like this, it's the best play I feel comfortable making (repeatedly).Well, between solar and TSLA, yesterday's incredibly good day has been completely wiped out and more in the first 2 hours today. I'm worse off than the end of Wednesday, which had been my worst day ever.
Yea, I never reached green with any of my TSLA, but I had orders to unwind a couple options I thought might get reached today given the pre-market was up a non-trivial amount. Sort of an ugly tease.TSLA - I'm glad I closed out 4 of my 5 sets of blocks yesterday when we were in 173+ range. I'm rebuying them now that we're down to 168 again. As long as the market wants to keep TSLA volatility like this, it's the best play I feel comfortable making (repeatedly).
Trying to capture what I was thinking yesterday when selling (to close) some calls "into the rise":I played a lot of poker at one point and have a pretty high risk tolerance. I made money, but it was grinding and eventually not fun. Stock seems to have all of the swings of poker and none of the control
I think this somewhat captures what I was thinking when I saw "+25%" and "+48%" on some of the calls and felt compelled to sell regardless of if/how-much the market might rise today. With the afterthought: if the market sharply rises or falls tomorrow there's another immediate play to consider for more profit (buy a put or call, respectively).The goal is not to maximize profit, but to maximize continuity of profit and minimize losses.
Heh, funny, I was thinking something along those lines when I put in the order to close some TSLA and one of my solar stocks that hadn't been doing well. Both poked up yesterday and looked good premarket, so I put in some sell orders that'd have them very slightly green if they got hit. I thought "Well, if this is a real turn around I'll miss out, but at this point I'm probably better just getting out even and reevaluating where to allocate".The goal is not to maximize profit, but to maximize continuity of profit and minimize losses.
i doubt anyone will know butNow look what you have done ... I was driving home planning to be online when market opens, but got a blown tire instead so spent 1.5h organizing some form of replacement (now driving one rally champions wheel as a replacement until Monday )
So anyone got any clues as to what caused the selloff? Anything TSLA specific or general market news?
i doubt anyone will know but
1. scare earlier this week some with weak stomachs consider it a time to escape
2. musk drawing the shorts in with his comment.
3. would have to ask whey the huge upswing yesterday suspect a pull back is natural
4. this will go up at end of day as traders cover their short bets
My 2 cents: "Valuation call". ELon, please put this to rest on Twitter.
I have no idea if this is the right thread but I just bought some TSLA $170 options that expire in 2.5 hours. I am banking on a strong run up to finish the day.
Anyone else feel this way?