Genuine question, is there a form of trading options that isn't gambling or is it mostly 0DTE stuff?

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i see a whole lot of form 144 on my feed... shit might actually be over

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Buying OTM calls on IBIT is also a form of leverage. 

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You remind me of the people who post selfies of themselves on planes in first class living in luxury while they’re on their way to Dubai to get pooped on. Tf you mean “experience”? It’s just another form of public transit.

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Non penetrative cock? So like a horn? oh wait is this where horny comes form

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Misunderstood your use of "management" here. SRS Investment Management is part of the board, meaning they have influence over management, since they own about 49% and can’t buy more. As for other executives, I don’t know, but if I get paid in stock, I’d sell from time to time as the price goes up to invest on my own life, not the other way around. As long as that 49% elephant still there, I feel safer. The employee holdings are minimal, which is actually a good thing, fewer Form 4s to worry about.

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The issue is very little innovation in the sector. What if Tesla just started renting out Model Ys for 50 bucks a day and the Tesla drives itself to you from their various existing stores. All done by app, with not a single customer service staff or paperwork Rental cars are so boring, they should form partnerships either existing car brands for unique editions or ‘lucky dip’ type of promotions e.g. rent a Camry and end up in a Lexus. Or unique colours or engine variants unique to Avis. Heck if even look at tie-ins with major movie franchises like Iron Man or Batman editions with some unique decals or colors, yes it’s lame but it adds a bit of a colour to such a boomer sector There is no excitement for a consumer product that should be fairly exciting

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I read those earlier from the Form 4 instead of waiting for some articles. Each employee trimmed about 20% of their positions. Their families have to eat, and I would say a 100% increase justifies taking some profits, I definitely would. Would I hold my entire position when it has rallied 50% to 100%? I don’t think so. I come in, stay for a while, and exit. So kudos to those employees for holding long enough to see 100% gains. You can bookmark this for the latest info on $CAR crash: [https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=723612](https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=723612) I do keep an eye out for any filings related to SRS Investment Management, their biggest insider. I also have Pentwater bookmarked to see their next play.

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I count at least two articles about two insiders selling thousands of shares yesterday. https://www.investing.com/news/insider-trading-news/avis-budget-group-evp-ravi-simhambhatla-sells-638608-in-shares-93CH-4651831 https://www.stocktitan.net/sec-filings/CAR/form-4-avis-budget-group-inc-insider-trading-activity-e0ae2ed864c1.html So I stopped reading there. Good luck though.

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When you buy a call, you are buying the option to purchase 100 shares of the security at the strike price. For example, I bought the option (a form of legal contract that also exists outside stock trading), to purchase 100 shares of Intel at $50 per share prior to the expiration date in December. Now, I bought those back in June when they were .79 each, meaning they cost me $79 (.79*100). They are now worth 53.55 each, or $5,355. The gain tends to be proportionate to the stock gain. I could exercise one of those right now, and spend $5000 to get 100 shares of Intel at $50/share, and I would immediately have another $5k in profit.

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