Thanks for the detailed response. I guess ill ask you the same question i asked the other guy. From your write up it does sound like theres less gamble-y strategies people use. I haven't actually traded anything yet but have been thinking about jumping in with some money i dont care about losing all that much. I was thinking about sticking to the big cap companies, buying ITM 2, 3, 4 weeks ahead of earnings and selling the day before to capture IV gains. Is that a reasonable strategy assuming you could stay disciplined and not hold through earnings and get crushed?
Is there less gamble-y strategies people use? I haven't actually traded anything yet. Just trying to learn. What if you use a strategy like sticking to the big cap companies, buying ITM 2, 3, 4 weeks ahead of earnings and selling the day before to capture IV gains? Or are you better off just trading the stock normally at that point?
30 Y 5% was defended 3 times last month and the final one was a hard reversal'
Jpan defending Oil.
I say there is alot more retarded ways to lose money. I am on the same retarded train here in a different car- TMF
Berkshire Hathaway press release (BRK.A) (BRK.B):
Q1 operating earnings of $11.3B (+17.7% Y/Y).
Net earnings per average equivalent Class A share of $7,027
Net earnings per average equivalent Class B share of $4.68
Cash, cash equivalents, and short-term securities of $397.4B (+6.4% Y/Y).
Q1 total revenue of $93.7B (+4.4% Y/Y)
Lol why.
All you've got is Elon's "charisma" pushing this stock. It'll run out some day.
And wtf is tesla even doing, they killed off the S and the X, the 2 fucking starting vehicles of tesla. To focus on the 3 and Y and shittruck?
Come on dude.
nope, but it led to basic Y on the main carriers and I see that as a good thing.
I don’t fly spirit but basic Y on United great (united CC gives you the carry on back + a checked bag + takes you out of group 8 so Basic Y is the same as regular but cheaper).