Itd b real funny if we end GREEN lmfaooo Right?

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I think Broadcom sell off just working its way through the markets. 1.5T company just lost 150 B in mkt cap. No doubt people readjusting

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Two scenarios: A. Government bonds are directly bought by the central bank with money created from thin air. B. Government bonds are bought by a private bank and then bought by the central bank with money created from thin air. Now scenario A is widely considered to be the sign of unsound money and most people recognize that as bad. However you throw, say JPM, as the middle.man and you have the US monetary and fiscal policy that is totally independent of each other. 🤔

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There will b no v this christmas

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Not with B of J raise next week.

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9 dollar drop in an hour and a half for GOOGL. Please tell me how this market isn't being manipulated with coordinated/timed sell-offs and buys. These tech companies and other billionaires are selling off in droves, even after positive news, to drive down the price for their "Team B" that will buy the dip (to avoid day trading). Sickening. We all get to keep losing on our calls and they can use the momentum swings to their advantage. Ahh the American Dream, huh?

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B U R R Y

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B...but the dip goes down everytime I look?

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You may want to do one of several things: a). Roll them up for a credit that exceeds what it cost to put the trade on. You'll get a risk-free trade. b) Sell call against in shorter duration, converting it into a long call diagonal/Poh Man's Covered Call. The Jan 16th 335 (27 delta) is paying a 3.90 credit at the mid. (If you paid less than a 3.90 debit for the long, you also get a risk free trade out of this.) c) Take profit. I generally do not roll the long call aspect of what is usually a long call diagonal unless I want to extend duration to reduce cost basis further by selling call against. I usually only do this when the delta of the long is convergent on 100. This one isn't; it's at the 85, implying that there's quite a bit of extrinsic left in the long to bleed out. Earnings are coming up on 2/3, so there's also that to think about.

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Ni, it's because the DEA says their role is negligible.

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