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- esports/gaming... Did I missed the bus already?
- Rookie trying to understand assignment in options trading (have not bought and don't plan to purchase options for a while until I get a good understanding on things).
- DIS vs CMCSA
- Mission Statement of the People
- Can you anticipate Economic Disasters by monitoring the Billboard 100 Chart?
- Can I open an LLC to manage my own stock trading, options, etc?
- $ZOES is my play tomorrow
- ING beat Q1 forecasts with earnings growth of 7.2% driven by loan book growth and stable margins.
- Tech Commentary: Week of 5-25-2018
- Fractal geometry in Trading
- Why was price so high in 2000?
- will delete quickly, just need a question answered.
| esports/gaming... Did I missed the bus already? Posted: 28 May 2018 02:43 PM PDT Hi guys, Ive become interested on the esports/gaming industry since I believe its a sector that will continue growing but it seems like I missed the bus already. TCHEY, LOGI, HEAR, ATVI... Seems like they have already grown over the years. I wonder which sector/companies will be the ones to buy today in order to see that type of growth in 3 years? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 28 May 2018 06:04 AM PDT What I understand so far is that there are 3 things one can do with an options contract: Can let the contract expire worthless; can exercise the contract; can sell it back to the market. Aside from all the technical things I'm most curious at this point about one being assigned, cause I think this will help clear up some misconceptions I have about options. What I understand so far about being assigned, is that it occurs only when, say I sell a contract that is in the money and the person I sell it to decides to exercise it, and assignment means that the seller of the contract then owes the buyer (who just exercised the contract) 100 times the strike price times number of contracts. This does not really make sense to me but that's how I understand things. Going further, help walk me through a couple of examples. There are components of the process that are still fuzzy for me.. Say I buy one call option with a strike price of $250 and the contract is $1. Purchasing one of these contracts is therefore $100: I am paying $100 as a sort of down payment for the right, but not the obligation, to exercise the contract which would enable me to buy 100 shares of this stock at $250. So, if the stock goes up to $280 before the contract expires, I have the ability to exercise and pay $25,000 for 100 shares the stock instead of paying $28,000. So, what if I do not want to exercise the contract and just want to sell it back to the market (because I may not have $25,000 but still want to make a profit). So say that the stock does go up to $280 before the contract expires, which in turn will raise the value of the contract and where I would expect to make a return. I am not sure how much I would make if this was the case, but say I do sell it back to the market. What I understand is that with the sale of this contract there is someone buying it. Now, if the buyer of the contract I just sold decides to exercise it, that means that I would be assigned, correct? And being assigned the contract means that I would then owe the buyer $25,000?? If I bought the contract for $1 and it goes up to what, $3, that means that by selling it back to the market I would make a profit of $200. So I'd then owe some person $24,800. Why ever sell a contract?? But this can't be how it works... What am I missing here? Thanks. [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 28 May 2018 08:18 AM PDT Do you believe the battle for Fox going to have an impact on their share price? If it does, would this be a good or bad time to invest in these undervalued companies? [link] [comments]  |
| Mission Statement of the People Posted: 28 May 2018 01:44 PM PDT |
| Can you anticipate Economic Disasters by monitoring the Billboard 100 Chart? Posted: 28 May 2018 01:39 PM PDT "Since money has become the figurative, social, economic and psychological lubricant of the 21st century; The rapid loss of it's value has many visceral side-effects. The most interesting of which, in my opinion, is that reflected by the kinds of music purchased by the public- as these songs they turn to and celebrate often mirror their very specific states of mind. As the Billboard 100 is one of the most accepted charts used to track and gauge the popularity of music today, I felt that, if I were to examine people's relations with music during times of crisis, I should include this trusted gauge." Full Article: https://medium.com/@Dylan.Nana/what-do-michael-jacksons-bad-and-drake-s-god-s-plan-have-in-common-a1dd93f1cc54 [link] [comments]  |
| Can I open an LLC to manage my own stock trading, options, etc? Posted: 28 May 2018 01:34 PM PDT |
| Posted: 28 May 2018 09:21 AM PDT $ZOES after that massive drop after earnings seems to be a prime target for a bounce tomorrow. Short percentage is over 50% and sitting at a all time low it could see significant short covering. It also has a market cap of 130 million on 380 revenue. Finally option max pain is $15 right now and stocks frequently move back to that point. I I will be looking for a entry near 8.50 and a PT of $11-12 [link] [comments]  |
| ING beat Q1 forecasts with earnings growth of 7.2% driven by loan book growth and stable margins. Posted: 28 May 2018 10:52 AM PDT The company is targeting customer growth of 25% over the next 2 years plus cost cuts of c.€900 million that alone could boost earnings by 15%. Valuation looks reasonable with a TTM PE of 9.9 with a yield of 3.3%. This post is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or derivative. Stocks are not suitable for all investors. Please do your own research. file:///C:/Users/6nations/Downloads/ING_Analyst_Presentation_1Q2018.pdf [link] [comments]  |
| Tech Commentary: Week of 5-25-2018 Posted: 28 May 2018 10:24 AM PDT As always, I'm open to feedback and suggestions! Will do my best to implement them. Happy Memorial Day! Earnings season continues to wind down, but there were still a few notable tech earnings, including HPE, INTU, ADSK, LXFT (down 24% on earnings!), SPLK, NTNX, NTAP, and PLAB. Outside of earnings, tech companies are hosting analyst days (for example, MU authorized a $10B buyback program and raised guidance for Q3) and tapping the capital markets (examples: USAT, FEYE). However, the biggest news this week is the implementation of GDPR on Friday, a massive and confusing set of data protection regulations in Europe that few companies are compliant with and has been causing disruption, especially in the adtech space (GOOGL, FB, CRTO, e-mail marketing companies). For detailed notes, please visit: http://zenanalyst.com/2018/05/27/tech-commentary-week-of-5-25-2018/ [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 28 May 2018 07:58 AM PDT Does any one have any idea of application of fractals in trading especially in technical analysis? Examples or sources would be highly appreciated. [link] [comments]  |
| Why was price so high in 2000? Posted: 28 May 2018 03:05 AM PDT Why was the stock price for Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc so high during 1999-2002? [link] [comments]  |
| will delete quickly, just need a question answered. Posted: 27 May 2018 08:43 PM PDT i live in Canada, im about to start investing in a couple of stocks, just what's a good website that supports canadian usage. i traded crypto curreny quite a bit, im just not trying to go on a fake site and have all my money stolen. [link] [comments]  |
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