Yeah fair. Most times the right move is just buying S&P

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They’re my mortgage provider. Saw that the stock cratered but the high rates were killing everyone in real estate. Also had a good experience with them and my loan officer was still employed so figured it couldn’t be that bad internally. I bought this in April at 1.07 expecting it to move to 2.5ish but the citron research came out on top of rate cutting rumors so now I’m holding to see what happens

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I wanted to post about it, but the mods keep deleting it. When I asked them about it, they said that my post is shitty and then muted me for 30 days. Everyone keeps talking about how interest rate cuts will make stocks go up, but barely anyone seems to realise that the opposite might happen and that a lot of money will move from stocks to bonds. Treasury bonds are really attractive to banks at this high yield. When interest rate cuts happen, the gap between interest paid on loans and interest received on bonds will only widen. And interests paid on loans will still remain high because otherwise less people will deposit their money at a bank, which is quite a problem. Sure, bond yields are currently going down because of the expectation of a cut, but they will always remain high. No one trusts the government enough to give them money at a low yield. The same goes for corporate bonds. A lower fed funds rate does not guarantee lower interest rates for corporates. The bank doesn't decide how much interest is paid on these bonds. Investors do. The only thing banks want to do is lending money to businesses and then sell it off to investors. Investors dictate these yields. If they don't trust corporate bonds in this economic climate, they will still require higher yields, no matter the rate cut(s). This is a huge difference from when QE was introduced more than 10 years ago and when government yields dropped significantly with interest rate cuts. Then banks had to make risky loans to businesses and invest in riskier stocks because the government yields were so low. We're not in that same environment. Are we deliberately ignoring this fact or don't we know better. I know many people will make the joke 'we don't know better'. But seriously.

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That’s the beauty of 0dte. A small percentage can move in your favor a lot. But if it bounces against you you’re fucked

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Stock did not move that much

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Looking at $MPW now, which has every ingredient to make an $OPEN like move. High short interest, most of the risk gone, a lot of new lease agreements. I'm in for 5000 shares and 100x Oct 25 5.5 calls

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Selling CCs on OKLO & IONQ this week was not the move.

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Options decrease in value the closer they are to expiration if you do a bold options move make sure to take gains asap or let it expire unless it is worth to execute the option and then sell to lose less it takes pain to learn but I’m positive you are on the right track!

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I hear you, and you're right about that. But I'm no insider. If I was, I wouldn't be betting just $10k on the stock to come down after it had already run up. The real move would be to go big before the earnings report was even public.

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Move

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