Smart ones are out — kept a few c-notes back to pay for rent, heat, food, and gift certificates to Wendy’s.

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sold my TLRY $10 C 12/19 at 20cents.....its worth $1.50 rn

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Oh believe me, you aint ready for the ride today…. C u guys in 15

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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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Big companies are run by middle management C-suite is just here to look good on the corporate report

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Mother fuckers get on the most important earnings call of the month for the entire tech industry and can’t answer the most simple, obvious questions. Like zero prep. I worked at a Fortune 50 company for ten years and the C Suite leadership will have you scratching your head. They’re just as retarded as the rest of us. Absolutely nothing special, just much better paid.

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To let external calls go to voicemail, and the c staff will tell the Investor Relations Dept. who to speak with in the future...

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"we eat so many shrimp we got iodine poisoning" -pimp c

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You have no idea what you’re talking about. Chip Wilson was highly critical of the board and c-suite, and his departure makes perfect sense.

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Bers are always: a) wrong b) stupid c) fat and ugly d) all of the above

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