Don't care if I lose it all, this will be a highly risky one. Using RH, zero commission Advice on companies that you think are undervalued and can grow big in the next year? (already bought AMD calls)
IQ FB GOOG AAPL DATA DIS (market completely ignores the streaming service plans) AVGO are my main longs now
Thanks, looking
Uhhh I really hope you know how option pricing and time decay works...
I've been around long enough
Pick a few stable stocks, then buy cheap options. Keep spending ~$100/trade till you loose it all or make a good return. If you do this, come back and post your experience. * Bet on surprise volatility * Stable stock => low option price * $100/trade => you get 20 chances to make it Most likely outcome is that you will make nothing, but there is a small chance you make 10x
Ticker tips please
Reddit’s WallStreetBets group is where you should hang out
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You had me at amd
If you really want to make highly speculative bets then crypto is still the best option.
I just don't think so. The boom is over, it'll stagnate slowly, once people realize blockchain issues. Second, it is like betting against government that don't like competition in money emission. Read the story of eGold.
Crypto is extremely overpriced, and even if long term grows, it's quite possible that the biggest coins in a decade don't exist yet.
Facebook out of the money puts
What is RH?
Robinhood
Longs are not always good for Options trading. For higher risk, out of money calls day or two before earnings is the way to go. I have MU $67.5 calls for July awaiting tomorrows 🤞 WYNN $200 calls for Aug look solid too for next month’s earnings.
Good luck to you!
ETH or Vegas 😁
You shouldn’t do it. For the simple reason that you don’t know the difference between investing and trading. Start slow with investing in ETFs and learn as you go. Please do not invest in options.
Sounds like they're already investing elsewhere, and with Nvidia growth probably has tonz of cash to spare.
You don’t “invest” 2000 in options if you have tons of cash to spare