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1 hour ago, bayarea said:

yeah em undi roku lo to go to $450. afaik there is no subscription revenue nor any ads they play so it is one time buy of hardware. does netflix or prime give a share if they stream from roku? @sri_india curious what you found during your research that made you to hold the stock and not sell

Exactly i bot at 100 and sold at 125 thinking this so the top and rest is history 

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2 hours ago, sri_india said:

This is OLD Bloomberg article on WSB ... explained how WSB group manipulate stocks and thats exactly happening now ..... but this time it is beyond WSB , ego clashes of Chamat/Elon and ken ....

 

 

Initially it looks like WSB target Citron research group and then melvin.... but now it looks like big players involved like Citadel and point72  ... they give 2.7B to short  GME..

 

 

 

and retail investors .... Amen    (except few who entered early / got lucky or who understand this game and act accordingly) ......

 

Published on : February 26, 2020, 5:00 AM EST

 

Members of r/WSB believe they’ve discovered a kind of perpetual motion machine in the interplay of stocks with options contracts, which offer a cheap way to bet on whether shares will rise or fall without buying the stock itself. It goes like this: Members make bets that rely on market makers, the professional middlemen who sell you a “call” (a bet on shares rising) or a “put” (a wager on a decline). Market makers, like good bookies, don’t want to go out on a limb. When taking a bet, they lay off the risk. If someone buys a call, for instance, speculating on a rally, the dealer buys stock in the underlying company. If the stock rises, the dealer may have to pay out on the option—but that’s offset by the gain on the shares.

When shares keep rising, managing the hedge entails buying more stock. That’s where the Reddit set perceives a weakness. A favorite tactic on r/WSB is to swamp the market with call purchases early in the morning in an attempt to force dealers to keep buying stock. Up and up everything goes—supposedly. As the stock price rises, so does the value of the calls, often by far more.

In this worldview, the only constraint on success is the force of one’s own conviction and willingness to act upon it. An added attraction: It’s all relatively cheap in terms of an option’s simple dollar cost. For the price of one share of Amazon.com Inc.—about $1,965 on Feb. 25—a decent-size campaign can be waged in long-shot options trading for pennies. That matters nowadays, when the rise of exchange-traded funds and mutual funds has convinced U.S. companies that they no longer need to split their stocks to keep the share price manageable for retail investors. Many companies now trade for three or four figures a share.

To be clear, there’s no magic money machine in options. The middlemen of the market are hardly the only players buying and selling stocks. If the rest of the market sees a reason to sell a company, it won’t matter that r/WSB is pushing it. While options can produce eye-popping gains, they frequently expire worthless.

But suddenly bullish individual investors are putting their mark on the options market. How influential have they become? Typically puts are in higher demand than calls because traders are more interested in hedging against losses. That’s often not the case now—with some stocks, demand for the bullish calls is higher. “This is not normal,” said Amy Wu Silverman, an equity derivatives strategist at RBC Capital Markets, on Bloomberg TV recently.

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Inkekkadi 2.7 billion already ivalti debbaki out avi

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4 minutes ago, Somedude said:

Kummu. 16 bagger.  How many calls?

50 konna.

Assuming amc price is 13.5, now that worth should be (13.5-5.5)*5000

 

correct ena?

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20 minutes ago, Vaampire said:

50 konna.

Assuming amc price is 13.5, now that worth should be (13.5-5.5)*5000

 

correct ena?

Which strike expiry I didn’t sleep for amc lol

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18 minutes ago, Vaampire said:

50 konna.

Assuming amc price is 13.5, now that worth should be (13.5-5.5)*5000

 

correct ena?

Premium 0.5 kadha. So break-even 6. (13.5-6)*5000 = 37500

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3 minutes ago, Vaampire said:

5.5 strike price. 0.65 price. Jan 29th expiry

@pandemkodi 

naa calculation correct ena?

Yeah you should be around 7-8 per option based on 13ish price ..rough calc .. congrats .it could even be higher with this move IV will spike 

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1 minute ago, pandemkodi said:

Yeah you should be around 7-8 per option based on 13ish price ..rough calc .. congrats .it could even be higher with this move IV will spike 

@pandemkodi @Somedude

 

reddit pumping nadusthundi amc ki.

may be ippudu kooda $15 strike price calls konadam workout avuthademo? $2-3 premium unna, break even ki $18 ravali. Vasthado raadho telvadu. Okka raayi esi choodam anukuntunna.

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15 minutes ago, Vaampire said:

@pandemkodi @Somedude

 

reddit pumping nadusthundi amc ki.

may be ippudu kooda $15 strike price calls konadam workout avuthademo? $2-3 premium unna, break even ki $18 ravali. Vasthado raadho telvadu. Okka raayi esi choodam anukuntunna.

Wait for dip and buy 

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5 minutes ago, Vaampire said:

Nuvvu koneytappudu ee thread lo veyyi. If possible tag me

Sure but there are others like bbby and bb try those as well . 

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