Oh, look, it is the guy who averaged down on ORCL and AVGO a hundred times the past week, but will end up claiming to exit those positions at a profit despite the stocks never going above his entry points.

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Dude you replied to doesn't know the ticker for ORCL or PLTR lmao

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1 friday 180 ORCL put, vs 99% bullish port. Is this called hedging?

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Based on OPs explanation, looks like junk bonds consistently get unpriced with excess liquidity in the market because of capital competing for investment, leading to a credit blowup consistently afterwards … which is exactly what we’re seeing here with ORCL, neoclouds, flying cars, quantum, etc And then that credit blowup results in a credit contraction which causes a recession/economic contraction = stock market crash 2000, 2008, 2022 2018 was volmageddon, don’t know if the 2015 one corresponds to anything

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Compared to that trend line, this December looks like an aneurysm so far And 2% isn’t motivating me much here when ORCL is down 4% today and AVGO is down 6%

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Calls on ABS CDS. Maybe ORCL? 

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Day 4 of ORCL contagion tomorrow Drink a shot every time CNBC says systemic risk tomorrow

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Yeeep. I've been playing ER's recently with the play being "enter into a position anywhere from a week to day of ER's, and cut the day after ER's". Overall it's been working alright all things considered. IE: I cut ORCL for a 10% overnight loss. It happens. Glad I did - my thesis was literally "probably goes up on ER's". It... didn't. So I just cut it

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Oracle ORCL

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You mean Bloomberg making shit news trying to short orcl?

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