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That’s where his 420 price target came from
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Anybody long on TSLA?
Very much so. They're making a foothold for themselves despite Elon's antics.Anybody long on TSLA?
Anybody long on TSLA?
might wait until they drop a bit and come in cheap and hold cause God knows Alibaba ain't doing Jack schift for me.Was just at a VP if Fords wedding this weekend. All his boys are buying TSLA and holding forever.
You don’t need a reason. Cult stock gonna always rise.Tesla has some major issues. Only $2 Billion in cash with a $40 Billion market cap so the valuation is still absurd for a company with potential cash flow issues.
Borrowing costs are going to be rising with the fed raising interest rates too. I don't see a compelling reason to buy Tesla.
You don’t need a reason. Cult stock gonna always rise.
Anybody else taking a strong look at Office Depot?
I can't find any bargains in this market. I missed the Tilray/Canopy runup the past two weeks so that's out of the question.
I have a few long term holds but am not adding any stocks at these prices. The semiconductor sector looks like it is slowing down. Emerging markets are tanking.
Bruhhhhh do y’all see Tilray
bought 2 call contracts for SNAP expiring 12/21 at a strike price of $12.
Hopefully good numbers for earnings in november
Ok so will the transaction execute if it get to that before the expiration date and how much are you going to profit off of this
I need to remind myself that AMD is special and should be held until the end of the trading day after hours included
still new to trading options but if my understanding is correct, my option will be worthless if it doesn't hit $12 by the expiration date.
However, I can always sell before the expiration date (for example, right now each contract is worth $0.32 x 100 = $32.00) and make a profit (depends on what the contract is worth at the time of the sale.
If SNAP is over $12 before or by the expiration date, it will be $1 x 100 after $12. So if the price of SNAP is $15, I would make $300 ($3 x 100 per contract, so $600 since I have 2 contracts) if i decide not to buy SNAP (I can buy 200 shares of SNAP at $12/share).
Not bad for a $64 risk.
Someone correct me if my understanding is wrong.