well?
Why don’t you fags trade stock options?
because we arent familiar with them?
fucking hell op what sort of question is this?
You realise that that is on the verge of capitulation...
looks like the bubble chart meme
Was about to say this
Because 1.35%return on a good month aint doin it for me
o.o tempting to buy puts on this
You obviously dont understand options. You can make 50% gains in a week.
Because manipulation is forbidden with stock options. I do leverage on manipulation desu
I am and I'm feeling comfy doing it. Can't wait for August for the new 7nm tech from amd!
>20 fucking years to 10x at peak
No thanks grandpa
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pls elaborate
>boomers and normies think 5% a year is good return
>boomers and normies even trading stock options
>not just being good cattle goyim who wageslave 24/7 until Sunday when they are allowed to watch niggerball
I like to do long-term hodling with my stocks. Never really developed the expertise for options.
Because cryptocurrency exposes you to the volatility of options without the theta decay and contract periods ending OTM
>5%
>Year
OMEGAFUCKINGKEK
because its complicating, it requires all sorts of bs to get set up like identification, minimum trade amounts etc, all the rules, plus more often than not you need to go threw a bank. all for what, 4% a year? Why?
I used to trade them when I was a retail trader faggot, then once I started trading professionally for a prop firm you realise that all the money is in selling option premium. Which given you don't have the margin nor have any idea what you are doing your only option is to buy option premiums.
anyone have any thoughts on nxeow? they are warrants not options. i think they expire june 2020? a hedge fund i follow recently bought a bunch last quarter...
What are the terms on the warrants? Looks like they had good earnings in 2017 for a penny stock
having a hard time finding the terms atm. off top of head, each warrant reps 1/2 share of nxeo with a execution price of 5.75. so nxeo have to go to 11.50 for exercising to be break even.
you have time june 2020 or maybe june 2021 to exercise iirc.
found them. so expires 5 years from when they ipo'd.
initial business combination was jun 9, 2016. so 5 years from then. seems really underpriced to me but I don't know how to price options that far out, but since the total possible variance in price increase and there is a ton of runway left it just *feels* wrong to me but I'm kind of a tard so looking for confirmation... but a hedge fund bought 1.8 million last quarter so that seems promising...
Where would one start if they were interested in options trading?
ITT: cryptokiddies who don't understand the stock market. I'm up 30% this month.
what platform are you using?
what do you make on average day?
might consider doing this