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I'm sorry but this fool's footprint is all over the FLEX market right now
Leopold really is one of us "potential footprint today of punting on 50k of far upside calls on NBIS in the FLEX market, paying 90 vol. bought 2.4mln of vega, paid more than 110mln in premium."
Might start a fantasy football league with expanded starting rosters: 2 QB 3 WR 3 RB 2 TE 2 FLEX 2 K 2 DEF 5 reserve spots. Anyone interested?
Thank you for your reply, very exhaustive while what I had asked was not. I know that share prices are not linked to the earnings of underlying companies, but I know that shares of companies that are being added to certain indexes tend to go up at least in the short run. But not always. Let’s look at MRVL and FLEX, both were included in June. The former had a nice price increase, while FLEX virtually none. APP and HOOD both had a huge jump last year. So did TTD, but was a disaster afterwards. So my question was if it brings a short time benefit for the shareholders in terms of price. Also stock splits in my experience can be such trigger. I bought KLAC at 1870 before the split, and it went up impressively after that, only to fall back after it peaked on July 1. Of course, there are also companies who announce good earnings and when the price goes up, they emit additional shares. I am here to learn on top of other \[subscription\] sources, because I just started investing/trading about 12 months ago.
I haven’t seen my Fantasy Sports Psychologist since June. On the one hand, my fantasy baseball team sucks. On the other hand, I am planning to start an Expanded Rosters League: 2 QB 3 WR 3 RB 2 TE 1 FLEX 2 K 2 DEF 4 Reserves Who’s in???
What do you guys think of FLEX?
a reminder that Daddy Buffet is the only one who climbed his stock so high that it broke the nasdaq computers and they had to upgrade all computing infrastructure to show his share price Now that is a FLEX 💪🏼
You’ve got one legitimate point buried under a lot of overclaiming: OI-based “naive GEX” is a crude proxy, and richer participant/open-close data can improve the inference of who is carrying what. Fine. The problem is that you keep treating every step after that as if it automatically follows. Better transaction classification does **not** automatically mean you know the complete economic dealer book. And knowing dealer positioning more accurately does **not** automatically mean the resulting GEX measure has predictive power. And predictive information does **not** automatically mean there is a tradable edge after costs, conditioning and competition. Those are separate empirical claims. You literally said that with the CBOE data you can “compile and track actual market maker positions precisely. So no guessing.” That is much stronger than saying the data is better than naive OI. SPX sits inside a much larger ecosystem: futures, ETFs, futures options, FLEX, OTC exposure, structured products, dispersion, variance exposure and cross-hedging. Better visibility into listed SPX flow can absolutely improve an estimate, but it is not synonymous with observing the dealer’s complete economic risk or future hedge demand. You also seem to oscillate between what GEX supposedly does. At one point you argue it has predictive power for SPX; elsewhere you correctly say it does not give a buy/sell signal or predict a “pin,” but instead describes biases in how the market may move through certain ranges or times. That latter claim is much more defensible. But then test **that** mechanism. Show that your richer GEX estimate adds incremental out-of-sample information about conditional volatility, price response, mean reversion/trend amplification, strike-crossing behaviour, or hedge-flow sensitivity after controlling for the obvious state variables. Simply saying “you’ve only seen naive GEX” is not evidence. The illiquidity exchange makes the inconsistency even clearer. You said: “Why would I look for edge where there is none?” Specifically referring to those illiquid products without obvious hedging mechanisms. Then when challenged, your position became: “There are thousands of pieces of data I don’t look at that ‘may’ contain edge. You can’t look at everything.” Of course you can’t look at everything. Nobody expects you to. But **“I haven’t investigated it” and “there is no edge there” are completely different statements.** And the Mars analogy doesn’t rescue that. Low liquidity does not imply no edge. If anything, weaker participation, poorer price discovery and limited arbitrage capacity can create larger gross inefficiencies. Whether those survive spreads, impact, capacity and sizing constraints is the actual empirical question. That is really the recurring issue throughout your replies, you demand evidence from everyone else, but when it comes to your own preferred framework you repeatedly jump from: **better data → better positioning estimate → meaningful market mechanism → predictive power → tradable edge** without actually demonstrating each link. Maybe the richer GEX data really does contain useful information. I’m completely open to that. But “the real GEX works, you just don’t understand it” is not an argument. Show the incremental predictive value.
but it's still standing. FULL FLEX
It's funny that you approach everything as a challenge. I will tell you this though that you haven't yet looked at the illiquid tickers which occasionally pick up options volume and don't have any natural hedging mechanism in terms of a futures or an ETF product. The impact from options positions in those sort of tickers can have a meaningful effect, go study it. If anything it seems like you don't understand SP500 ecosystem as well considering the way you are arguing, you are literally taking the most complex product ecosystem that is traded widely in a global market with lots of layers and opacity (things like OTC trades, TRS swaps, FLEX options which only print EOD) and believing that a CBOE provided order flow segmentation can give you meaningful levels is just a load of crap. People using that $300 a month service that you seem to advertise here in a sneaky way is what you claim is meaningful yet the whole market has access to it. Good luck with your beliefs, you clearly don't look at the data or validate any assumptions.
Yeah really sucks. I still like the company long term, but it's really tried up in terms of performance. Don't really feel like selling since I been holding since I got free shares from being a FLEX owner.
Yeah, even with the idea of mature vs not mature companies, not sure what edge you are looking for there. I've owned a lot of 10xers over the years, with some of them being matured companies. My mindset is still you want to buy quality at a good price. GARP works really well in terms of investing. I post more in the dailys, but I've brought up a ton of names in the past that have done really well, just screening for quality and growth. Just because something is less mature doesn't mean you're going to hit a home run. Like for example, I've pitched ideas like FIX, IESC, FLEX, JBL, etc in the past. All these are mature companies, but if you look at something like FIX at a 5Y level, that is up 2000%. I mean, it's your money, buy what you want to buy. I just think the idea of not wanting to buy a growing mature company limits your ability to buy great names. It even goes back to one of the best pieces of advice Buffet gives: 'It's Better To Buy A Wonderful Company At Fair Price Than A Fair Company At A Wonderful Price'. The problem with companies that aren't mature yet is you cannot tell if you are a good company or not. That's one of the cool things about investing, you can do what you think is best and develop your own style.
So many better names. GLW, VRT, GEV, FLEX
Lots of legacy is taking off. FLEX too
MGRX... FLEX Like LEX LUGER when he body slammed Yokazuna on that aircraft carrier that one time when I was 7
Long on FLEX, SIMO, MXL, GLW, Q, MRVL and AVGO
You’ve heard of FANG. Mag 7. I give you the Retarded 9. Massive gains YTD. It’s time to rotate away from the Retarded 9 and forge new roads. SNDK - +857.77% MU - +333.67% WDC - +328.17% STX - +298.53% INTC - +279.59% MRVL - +259.11% DELL - +234.36% FLEX - +159.31% AMD - +156.64%
You’ve heard of FANG. Mag 7. I give you the Retarded 9. Massive gains YTD. It’s time to rotate away from the Retarded 9 and forge new roads. SNDK - +857.77% MU - +333.67% WDC - +328.17% STX - +298.53% INTC - +279.59% MRVL - +259.11% DELL - +234.36% FLEX - +159.31% AMD - +156.64%
You’ve heard of FANG. Mag 7. I give you the Retarded 9. Massive gains YTD and superior regarded level strength. SNDK - +857.77% MU - +333.67% WDC - +328.17% STX - +298.53% INTC - +279.59% MRVL - +259.11% DELL - +234.36% FLEX - +159.31% AMD - +156.64%
I FLEX my anus when pinching a turd
Genuine question, why everyone talks about MRVL inclusion on S&P 500 but no one talks about $FLEX being added on the same day as well?...
I've got FLEX in my retirement account but i regret not buying shares when I considered it about 18 months ago.
I’m not sure, but there isn’t a ton of companies in that space. Not sure if there is enough companies for an ETF. However, been buying them for years and they continue to deliver. I brought up this name and FLEX years ago here.
Can you try to initiate a European FLEX collar? Gonna need an expert to execute this but it’s theoretically possible.
What exactly is FLEX and how is it benefiting from the AI trend Is it a data center company /supplier?
Wsb is overlooking FLEX which also got added to sp500
Never heard of FLEX until today lmao, it’s also included in SP500 and is up 300% in past few months LOL
FLEX and MRVL are joining SP500.
anyone know what FLEX is but whatever they are it's getting added to SPX lol
https://preview.redd.it/d4yn81460h5h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=9f4cfe7920a85f145e6b85e838ade42a01ef2a72 I WISH I WAS A GAY BEAR TODAY SO I COULD ATLEAST FLEX
if you bought an ETF or other financial product and it lost money, the answer is not sell it. the answer is buy more financial products: shorts, longs, calls, puts, futures, currency contracts, levered ETFs, inverse ETFs, ETNs, LEAPs, FLEX contracts, bonds, CDs -- just keep buying, people. the more buying the more markets go up. and a rising tide floats all boats.
https://ca.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/ai-power-semis-bofa-names-txn-adi-and-on-as-top-picks-for-800v-era-93CH-4658566 This is more recent. I own ON, ADI and FLEX. There’s many better trades now though imo
Analog and power semis have played out. SMTC, ADI, FLEX… Goldman or someone else released their list for 2026
SIMO, FLEX and MXL SIMO to 225 tmrw MXL to 110 tmrw FLEX to 165 tmrw
Good adds. FLEX probably fits the physical AI factory / rack integration bucket — power, cooling, compute, modular data-center infrastructure. ADI fits the power-delivery / analog semiconductor bucket, especially with AI accelerator power management and 800V data-center architecture exposure. I’d grade both B+ second-order shovels.
Now is not the time to be a hater. AI bots are clearly scanning for any momentum and skyrocketing upticks in volume. Research a couple tickers that mooned and find the earliest ‘influencer’ that mentioned it. Check if they’ve mentioned a couple. Then, do what they do. It’s clearly all momentum and still is. That and Trump, the sack of garbage that he is, is telling you what to do. $NOW, $DELL, $INTC and oracle before that. He’s telling you what to buy. I found a guy on X that picked $FLEX, $CASY, $SNDK very early. He also hit $OUST and many others. Any sort of uptick in volume can set off anything.
Cramer: FLEX is overvalued at 95 a share Cramer: FLEX @ 150+ “I say buy flex ltd.”
You can go find that stuff yourself man. You'd have to pull data from the 2000 bubbles era, which is not going to be free/hard to find. For looking back to 2012, which is post 2000 cycle, things still have continue to to improve: [https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/FLEX/flex/profit-margins](https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/FLEX/flex/profit-margins) At this point you seem to be kind of rude and not into the company. Totally fine. I'm not advocating buying them here or even saying it's a fine valuation, but this is a name I've called out here throughout the years and has become a 10 bagger for me lol.
FLEX is another 10 bagger for me. What a great company.
A bunch of stuff I’m not invested in, but here’s some he has shared with me and keeps telling me to buy. - GCTS - SIMO - RXRX - GFS - LSCC - FLEX - MRVL (the only one of these I do have) For the record, he’s the one who told me about archer, rigetti, onds, kopn, pltr, ktos, and nbis, before I ever heard of them or seen them common on Reddit. All of those I bought and made good money on or I’m still currently holding.
I did a deep dive on this with Gemini. Take this with a grain of salt, but what Gemini is telling me is that the most commonly used model models, google Gemini and anthropic Claude (which is running on AWS) are using their own training and influenced chips (ASIC) This takes market share away from Nvidia training and inference chips. On the training side, the newest generation ASICs are being cooled using D2C and the same cooling mechanism is also gaining ground on the inference side. So assuming the future is D2C cooled ASIC, the play is to buy AVGO, MRVL, FLEX, VRT, TSM. On the buyer side, GOOG, AMZN and META. Note that NVDA is still in the game but I do have a feeling that they are going to be a victim of the ASIC trend.
MXL, FLEX and SIMO will keep on mooning
The order count framing has been corrected already (multi leg spreads count as one). The angle worth adding is what the pro tag actually changes downstream. It isn't a trading ban, it's a routing outcome. Your spreads get pulled out of retail priced auctions (PIM on CBOE, FLEX on PHLX) and pushed into the inter market spread book where fills price worse, typically 5 to 15 cents per spread depending on liquidity. For active wheel or multi leg traders that slippage compounds. If you suspect you're near the threshold the cleanest diagnostic is to log 30 days of fills versus midpoint, compare pre and post tag on the same underlyings. The number tells you whether the routing degradation justifies whatever workaround you're considering.
SIMO/MXL/FLEX still have room to run
Even FLEX is looking too stupid now to go in. Feels like any conceivable ai bottleneck play has already gone vertical these last few weeks. Wonder when will be the best entry.
tempted to full port MXL, FLEX and SIMO
Hey man love the comment. What’s your view on 800V infrastructure and power semis as they come out of a down cycle. I’ve slowly started accumulating but am considering diving head first. FLEX. Really like POWL and ON along side If you’ve got any other views or plays would be great to hear
I like to do a combination of like 40%‐60% "safe" (whatever that means) ETFs. 20%‐40% leveraged and sector ETFs. And then ~10% I use for options, trading, hunched, etc. I keep that money nimble. My latest is $FLEX. I'm up close to 75%. I also hit $RGTI calls last year for like 500%. These wins really boost your gains and you don't feel like you're missing out. And then I put those gains into my medium risk investments and I also grew my 10% allocation. Win win
FLEX will plummet down to $116.00
FLEX is great. But it has run up a bit too much for my liking to enter. I was in JBL for a while but I am out now (probably sold a bit early).
Added Flextronic.( FLEX) A Singaporean - American, Texas headquarters, electrical equipment and cooling contractor. Go figure the stock just reported earnings and it went ballistic. Also had no clue that they are considered top three electrical equipment contractors in the world. (That kind of helps) You guys noticing a trend for the most part from all of these stocks?? TEXAS.
So glad I got scared of the low liquidity of my FLEX calls and sold yesterday 🙃
FLEX going vertical!
To that retard who mentioned FLEX. Wherever you are I listened to u and I made a bag today
FLEX calls were good idea but covering with puts was just a waste of money like any puts in this market
what a monster week: MU, SNDK, AMD, DOCN, FLEX, SMCI, FLY etc... the list goes on. If you haven't made bank this week you should probably just be a wage slave.
did FLEX report earnings early? why s it mooning after hours?
anyone playing FLEX today?
anyone playing FLEX today?
Anyone playing around FLEX earnings?
Started looking at next week options plays for earnings for companies that will likely have a big swing. TTD, FLEX, COIN, GFS, SMR, SMCI, IREN, RKLB, IONQ are just some of the notable ones reporting next week that will likely have 10%+ swings in either direction
Chances of FLEX continuing to go vertical straight toward heaven tomorrow: 100% since I lost My shares at 10% gain like a spineless accountant
I don't know exactly on the specific META case but I would say it's very typical to use DEEP ITM legs as funding mechanisms to seed overwrites- typically though you see this show up in the cash settled european version of the option though, which is often a FLEX contract for most names
Anyone here been looking at $FLEX?
Being someone that CANT be bought is the NEW FLEX.
Let me know what you hear! I've owned them since they were spun off form FLEX. Been a long time holder of both. NXT used to be a frustrating hold, where it would pop like 20-30% on earnings, then trade down to sidesways until the next quarter. A lot of the time, the market doesn't do nuance and they lumped utility solar with residential. From everything I've seen, solar is killing it for utility level. Even growing a ton in Florida and Texas because it makes economic sense.
Hahah Josh Brown talking about FLEX right now. You would have known about this stock for years from someone :)
- Current calls are SNDK GLW FLEX STX - Current puts are NOW SAP CRM KKR
First of all congratulations on paying off mortgage and car loans! An example of what I've had great (faster than ETF) growth with: AAPL/AMD/AVGO/FLEX/JBL/TSM/WM. Research those on Google Finance and look at future Bullish growth. And yes, it's pretty chip heavy but hey, all devices these days need chips!
I've been long on them for years. Same with FLEX.
Anyone ever check out $FLEX?
Ask your broker if they can create a FLEX contract for you or if they support multi leg FLEX orders.
was waiting for FLEX to touch 54 to buy more. oh well was able to get a few close enough
FLEX for the "AI storage" sentiment? Been looking at them too.
Closed Today: Took profits on PYPL puts, and ATI • BALL calls Opened Today: - Calls: FLEX • NVO • SIMO • VVV - Puts: CDW • GEHC • SWKS *Disclaimer: This is not investment advice despite the fact I look good in a vest.*
Basically, I think it's closer to like JBL/FLEX.
Shouldnt FLEX be up not down on that CLS rumor? If Google is seeking diff TPU assembly partner odds would be non zero its FLEX right?
Garnishing wages for student loans is not bullish. AFRM FLEX Klarna are solid plays though.
Why not put money in a FLEX cd? With money you tjink you need? Assuming you’re allowed to withdrawal 1 time per month
What’s everyone take on $FLEX
WHEN SOFI HITS 70$ IM GONNA FLEX ON ALL YOU HATERS SO Hard!!!!!!!!! FLAFLINKYY!!!!!
Yea but my Avg price is $14. They upgraded 2 months ago. Just riding the wave. It'll hit $30 by June. Oil is down, rare cuts coming and bookings are strong. FLEX Affirm and Klarna are my big bets right now.
FLEX....did not flex any muscles today...that shit got fucked up
AFRM FLEX Klarna 💪
FLEX is kind of pricy now, but been posting about them for years here. JBL and FLEX have been great positions! [https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1444g0z/comment/jnelxkx/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1444g0z/comment/jnelxkx/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) Kind of wild with the names I mentioned from that post: FLEX: +228% JBL: +260% SAMN: +200% FN: +290%
I would really like to own a position. With the ongoing grid updates and overall electrification play. Will look at FLEX dude.
Been long since their split off from FLEX, which is another long I have both. Both have just been great to own.
What yall think about FLEX? I'm up over 100% bought at $30 in April
FLEX has earnings on Wednesday before the market opens, not on the chart. Hoping it goes up, last time my calls did not work out. Already bought and sold calls on it in the last couple of weeks, just buying more shares next.