I wish you hadn’t sold it and had become a millionaire instead.
isospeedrix on
Buying options at market open to sell later is so difficult to make gains. Most of the time they’re over priced and value just fades even if it’s the right direction
Sensitive_Ad_1313 on
Do you ever have issues selling that much at a time?
TheAutistwhispr on
Wild trade congrats
switchertrader on
Made a couple grand from buying some yesterday
playa4thee on
Well fucking done!
That’s how you get the money to pay for your GF’s next surgery! ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)
Hot_Ad_7614 on
How you get that price at the open? Wtf
Spartan1a3 on
I live in Canada and the option call and put are different here I wish some can explain how he bought for the same price and sold it for the same price but changed the premium price from $1.65 to $5.75 that’s $4.10X7K=$28.7K since there’s no change in the strike price how did he get to sell it please ignore my ignorance I’m new to short and option trading but I’m familiar with normal trading thank you.
Bring_Me_Fortune on
Beautiful.
Republic_Potential on
God speed 🫡
travelogion on
This is so funny. I got the put contracts before the earnings and typically I take a position before the event. Yesterday morning , I noticed that the price action drilled down and the move was quite violent but then this did not reflect the auction offering of the premium of the contracts. Basically , the market opened and the premium increased but not much and stayed somewhat flat . I did not sell right away after the bell and just sat on my position waiting on the bid price to go up which eventually took off nicely. But now seeing your position and your play, I realize this must have been the time when I needed to prob buy more contracts still at a very low premium. A buddy of mine actually sold and reentered again.
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Hand me a fiver 💵for a burger, would ya 😅
131k hourly salary if we talking 👀👀
Congrats
Awesome! Congrats:)
DLTR was fire
Big brain move😍
Nice
Noiice
I wish you hadn’t sold it and had become a millionaire instead.
Buying options at market open to sell later is so difficult to make gains. Most of the time they’re over priced and value just fades even if it’s the right direction
Do you ever have issues selling that much at a time?
Wild trade congrats
Made a couple grand from buying some yesterday
Well fucking done!
That’s how you get the money to pay for your GF’s next surgery! ![gif](emote|free_emotes_pack|joy)
How you get that price at the open? Wtf
I live in Canada and the option call and put are different here I wish some can explain how he bought for the same price and sold it for the same price but changed the premium price from $1.65 to $5.75 that’s $4.10X7K=$28.7K since there’s no change in the strike price how did he get to sell it please ignore my ignorance I’m new to short and option trading but I’m familiar with normal trading thank you.
Beautiful.
God speed 🫡
This is so funny. I got the put contracts before the earnings and typically I take a position before the event. Yesterday morning , I noticed that the price action drilled down and the move was quite violent but then this did not reflect the auction offering of the premium of the contracts. Basically , the market opened and the premium increased but not much and stayed somewhat flat . I did not sell right away after the bell and just sat on my position waiting on the bid price to go up which eventually took off nicely. But now seeing your position and your play, I realize this must have been the time when I needed to prob buy more contracts still at a very low premium. A buddy of mine actually sold and reentered again.