Shiba Inu (SHIB) has gone up 728% profit in 24 days. That baby is PUMPING today! I got out of 80% of my positions because it was getting close to the 1.618 retracement level, and I let my 20% runners run.......if they are inclined to do so. I'll sell the remaining 20% when it's obvious price is retracing. Hahahahahahahahaahahaaaaa! Eeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeeeeeeeee! 🤣 🤣 😂
BITO Calls? I checked their calls yesterday and theta wa 0.03 on some of them. In that case it's only good for daytrading which I guess is good enough. Don't want to hold that baby for any real length of time though. If price is going down I'll be paying $3 dollars a day for the privilege of watching my call options go down. Hahahahahahahaaa!
Are you in and out within a day or do you hold for longer?
a couple days anyways... Cashed out of my Call today. Made a nice profit. Cant complain. Sold the Call on a rally a few days ago and bought it back this morning on the pull back. Seemed to work out ok.
Thanks. I mean i am no expert by any means but unless i am missing something it seems to be a good deal to sell covered calls for now anyways.... If i am missing something though, please fill me in. I always value other opinions :)
I don't sell covered calls so I can't add any opinions on that. I don't sell anything for that matter. I keep my option trading to buying Puts and Calls...if I am trading them. Only trading crypto right now.
The Bitcoin market needed this correction to be able to go higher afterward. Nothing extraordinary here. Those with a long term view of things are taking advantage of this to accumulate more BTC as always :)
Tell him to research Ivermectin...it kills parasites. Then you can bully HIM once he gets well, but is still recovering! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaa! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeeee! 😆
Over the summer, Morgan Stanley's chief equity strategist Michael Wilson reprised a familiar role when he emerged as Wall Street's most bearish analyst, predicting that stocks are overvalued, that the market is overstretched and that it would all come tumbling down in a 10-20% "fire and ice" correction. Not even a begrudging, modest hike to his year-end S&P price target from 3,900 to 4,000 could dent his conviction that stocks are headed for a unhappy fourth quarter. And while the modest market turmoil at the start of the month prompted him to turn even more vocal on calls for an imminent market slide, so far that has not happened and last week Wilson blamed the retail traders' Pavlovian reflex to buy each and every dip without any fear.
So has the continued market meltup, called correctly by Goldman's flow desk for two consecutive weeks (here and here), finally forced Wilson to capitulate and throw in the bearish towel?
The answer: absolutely not, and while the ongoing ramp in stocks has clearly dented his timeline for a painful market drop, Wilson still expects a "colder winter but later arrival."
As Wilson writes in his latest weekly note, over the past few weeks he had discussed the increasing probability "for a colder winter but a later start than previously expected. In other words, our Fire and Ice narrative remains very much intact," but as he now admits, the timing is a bit more uncertain for Ice.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) has gone up 728% profit in 24 days. That baby is PUMPING today! I got out of 80% of my positions because it was getting close to the 1.618 retracement level, and I let my 20% runners run.......if they are inclined to do so. I'll sell the remaining 20% when it's obvious price is retracing. Hahahahahahahahaahahaaaaa! Eeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeeeeeeeee! 🤣 🤣 😂
SHIB Daily Chart:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ftd1fOQehfjJlDeHJVc9C2lkiHzdlVmg-uKiQJMklEQ/edit?usp=sharing
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You sold to THEM ;)) Nice
Lol. Yep!
Can not find Greg trades on the website??????
Yeah Greg no trades on ur website
Hey Greg. Can't see stock picks on website.
Why aren’t your stock picks on the website?
Happy that I took profits on my XOM Spreads yesterday:) I think i will add to my BITO holdings and maybe sell covered calls on it......
BITO Calls? I checked their calls yesterday and theta wa 0.03 on some of them. In that case it's only good for daytrading which I guess is good enough. Don't want to hold that baby for any real length of time though. If price is going down I'll be paying $3 dollars a day for the privilege of watching my call options go down. Hahahahahahahaaa!
Are you in and out within a day or do you hold for longer?
a couple days anyways... Cashed out of my Call today. Made a nice profit. Cant complain. Sold the Call on a rally a few days ago and bought it back this morning on the pull back. Seemed to work out ok.
Ok. Great job!
Thanks. I mean i am no expert by any means but unless i am missing something it seems to be a good deal to sell covered calls for now anyways.... If i am missing something though, please fill me in. I always value other opinions :)
I don't sell covered calls so I can't add any opinions on that. I don't sell anything for that matter. I keep my option trading to buying Puts and Calls...if I am trading them. Only trading crypto right now.
The Bitcoin market needed this correction to be able to go higher afterward. Nothing extraordinary here. Those with a long term view of things are taking advantage of this to accumulate more BTC as always :)
Yep.
Found out yesterday my 10yr old bully has heartworms
Tell him to research Ivermectin...it kills parasites. Then you can bully HIM once he gets well, but is still recovering! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaa! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeheheheheheheheheeeeeeee! 😆
Over the summer, Morgan Stanley's chief equity strategist Michael Wilson reprised a familiar role when he emerged as Wall Street's most bearish analyst, predicting that stocks are overvalued, that the market is overstretched and that it would all come tumbling down in a 10-20% "fire and ice" correction. Not even a begrudging, modest hike to his year-end S&P price target from 3,900 to 4,000 could dent his conviction that stocks are headed for a unhappy fourth quarter. And while the modest market turmoil at the start of the month prompted him to turn even more vocal on calls for an imminent market slide, so far that has not happened and last week Wilson blamed the retail traders' Pavlovian reflex to buy each and every dip without any fear.
So has the continued market meltup, called correctly by Goldman's flow desk for two consecutive weeks (here and here), finally forced Wilson to capitulate and throw in the bearish towel?
The answer: absolutely not, and while the ongoing ramp in stocks has clearly dented his timeline for a painful market drop, Wilson still expects a "colder winter but later arrival."
As Wilson writes in his latest weekly note, over the past few weeks he had discussed the increasing probability "for a colder winter but a later start than previously expected. In other words, our Fire and Ice narrative remains very much intact," but as he now admits, the timing is a bit more uncertain for Ice.