Long Wkly 7 calls .23
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Long Wkly 7 calls .23
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Game On in GME…pun intended…took some off for +40%
Followed with a small position @ $0.24
Oa, your calls have been spot on.
Tom, I hope you broke up with GMCR yesterday. Looks like you might actually have to take this one to the grave.
Believe or not, I didn’t. I’m going down to the grave with it. Then resurrect in the future.
There is a lot of smart money betting against this company. Why are you convinced?
High short rate. Management will do whatever it takes to grow the business, soda and soup,,,etc. But end of the day who knows,,,
Those shorts are very smart people, and appear to be right thus far.
He’s right, Tom. Shorts are usually the smartest people in the room.
Thanks guys. How about Zack’s Strong Buy rating ?
Zack’s isn the most widely respected name…
FWIW – Street.com’s take on this was that GMCR entry into soup was a signal that they had a negative outlook on sustaining/growing the coffee side of the business.
However, as a long time owner of a Keurig coffee maker, I am encouraged that for the first time in the 3 or so years I’ve owned it, K-Cups are readily (and generously) available in the grocery store – eliminating the need (though not the action) of purchasing on subscription through Amazon.
My 02
NFLX up 6.5%, wow
Best short on valuation EVER
how ’bout a 3% move in AAPL?
OA, can I get the target for MCP?
OA, algos heating up now on AAPL
Hey man. Still interested in solars?
Not yet. Soon.
I’m in on this at .25
PAY as similar setup as the AAPL trade in August. Big vacuum above 24$. Bouncing off the 50days and Implied is relatively low compare to last 12months. What da ya say?
PAY has excuse my french…
OA- don’t really understand why YOLO’s on MCP? Oct’s were trading low 30 cent range. If MCP hits $8 tomorrow, you make 4-5 bagger on the trade, if they don’t they’re a zero. The Oct’s would still be 3-4x on same move to $8, but not a zero and could recover some money tomorrow.
I own October options already. I am looking for the start of this breakout today/tomorrow. Plus, why would these go to zero? The only way they hit zero is if MCP closes at $7 exactly. Even if it stays here, I get most my premium back.
Not feelin’ it?
i get what you’re saying. you’re essentially risking 7 cents instead of 15….assuming the underlying stays above 7.
I was thinking same.. bought some monthly
I went $7.50 YOLO at .03 for same reason. if it doesnt hit, no big deal.
Calling a today-or-tomorrow VMW breakout is scary. From when I DIDN’T jump in price was .24. Now it’s .72. But holding back won’t happen again, for it’s obvious there are paranormal abilities involved…
Oops, wrong month. But still…
Thinking of adding LF as a new headge to my egregiously long portfolio. LF Oct monthly puts strike price 10. Charts looking nasty. My thought is when the flush out happens whenever it happens today’s structurally weak stocks would get hit harder. OA, thoughts?
Commissions on small position sizing and low option prices can be a significant % of the total purchase price with my broker, so you have to make that back to break even. For anyone that cares to answer, which broker has the lowest reasonable % for say 1K of options, is the question?
Thanks,
Out