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What do you think retards? Lambo or Wendy's tomorrow? Bought both sets of puts 30 seconds before 4 thinking that CPI + debate + USDJPY dropping = Lambo time submitted by /u/steppinrazor2009 [link] [comments]

Is what it is . Market goes up and market goes down it’s life son submitted by /u/Substantial_Hall3425 [link] [comments]

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Was down 27k at one point and now green on the year and all time. Most of the plays were 1DTE SPY/QQQ puts. 🌈 🐻 for life submitted by /u/bigjimsribs [link] [comments]

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Looking for much much more on this one. Sold the news of mediocre earnings. Hedge funds have been unloading this one all year and price target is under $100 from analysts. submitted by /u/NoTransportation2537 [link] [comments]

https://www.trendforce.com/news/2024/09/10/news-nvidias-blackwell-overcomes-delays-as-gb200-reportedly-sets-for-december-mass-production/ According to a report from Commercial Times citing sources, it’s revealed that NVIDIA has executed changes to the Blackwell series’ 6-layer GPU mask. Therefore, the process can now proceed without re-taping out, as production delays being minimized. The report noted that NVIDIA’s updated version of B200 is expected to be completed by late October, allowing the GB200 to enter mass production in December, with large-scale deliveries to ODMs expected in the first quarter of next year. Previously, as per a report from The Information, NVIDIA’s GB200 was said to be experiencing a one-quarter delay in...

Tldr: basically if NVDA goes down tomorrow, i default on rent and car payments submitted by /u/Insert_KarmaHere [link] [comments]

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Hope I didn’t buy the dip of the dip💀 submitted by /u/Wilsonrdt [link] [comments]

Well, that was a cool 1970 Chevelle super sport worth of losses... 🤦🏼‍♂️ When the dividend was sooooo so good you just keep putting 10k here, 20k there... and then start dripping the divvys... you get this kinda loss porn. Yes, Not options, not all in one day ... but it's my own personal slow, embarrassing, painful loss porn chart to remind me that I am a regarded idiot. submitted by /u/mr_money_moves [link] [comments]

IV is super low but I expect massive pops as the MNO’s start talking about future cuts in CapEx, OpEx, leading to growth in top line from satellite based services and ability to spend more on marketing since they’ll be able to sell off ground towers where there would be redundancy… since when would you have thought Verizon and AT&T would be growth companies? $T trades at 10x and VZ at 14x. Could easily see these doubling in the next 2 years, and these options could 10-15x. submitted by /u/Dr_MichaelBurry [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, Good news on 2 fronts, important for the big stockmarket cashflows and with impact on all your investments A. No need for Bank of Japan rate hike in September. https://preview.redd.it/ra21jnas11od1.png?width=790&format=png&auto=webp&s=72f6dcac914e640ce34d1950485d9c2f2216c8c8 And with significant lower oil price, high LNG inventories in Japan and a YEN becoming more expensive compared to the USD, I expect that BoJ will not have to raise their rate in coming months, making it a less aggressive rate hike. Next BoJ rate hike in January 2025 maybe. B. A softer Basel III End game: less capital requirements for banks...

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I have exercised call option contracts on both Chase and Robinhood, and I noticed a difference in the way cost basis is calculated. While Chase ensures that the options premium paid is added to the cost basis, Robinhood conveniently ignores the premium paid and displays the cost price as the strike of the options contract. Wondering why there is such a discrepancy for calculating the cost basis across these two brokerages. Does anyone have any insights they can share? submitted by /u/browndroid [link] [comments]

TLDR: No offering this year per CEO, massive catalyst if successful. (launch on Thursday) ASTS experienced a sharp 10% decline last week, with a massive midweek drop of 20% from the highs, due to a misunderstanding by the market of the future ATM offering(Next year). Here's a breakdown of what happened and why it might be an overreaction: ATM Strategy Misunderstood: The market reacted negatively to the news that ASTS has set up a $400 million At-The-Market (ATM) offering. It's crucial to understand that the offering is set for next year, so the stock is safe from dilution until next year. No shares have been sold under this new arrangement yet. Historically, ASTS has utilized its ATMs very effectively, raising capital at favorable...

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I have almost 20%+ ( in different accounts) of my portfolio in $TLT , 2026 105 C, and around 2000 shares of TMF which I am thinking to increase. https://preview.redd.it/bhmg5xgx50od1.png?width=696&format=png&auto=webp&s=e327b3f8e48c552518b375016bcea0332ffd04b8 So far I am up on this, can TLT go to 110+ by early next year ? submitted by /u/Several_Sink2714 [link] [comments]

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