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Sudden_Vanilla2275

For a quick-look without redoing the straddle math: right-click the ticker → Probability Lab. It plots the market-implied distribution for that expiry, so you read the implied move straight off the curve. The ±1 SD someone mentioned ≈ the \~68% range. There's no single "expected move" field, but that's the closest one-glance view — for a number, ATM straddle × \~0.85 is the fastest manual proxy. 翻译

skychief99

As I swap out $19 SD cards from my camera I think........$Trillions! LMAO

skychief99

I looked at the $19 SD card in my camera today and said to myself......$trillions!

80sCocktail

Buying a 32GB SD card for 20 dollars does not make me smile.

amanj41

256GB SD card for my camera costs $350, no wonder STX keeps shrekking

NoProfessional4650

3 month gains bois: https://imgur.com/a/SD6Nqfj

Evening_Act_6395

[https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117951/documents/HHRG-119-JU08-20250227-SD008-U8.pdf](https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117951/documents/HHRG-119-JU08-20250227-SD008-U8.pdf) Now what?

TequilaTrader

I’m tired of waking up at 4am in SD just to gamble on stonks.

oldbeancam

One makes SD cards, the other is the sound a cow makes.

toomyzoom

I don't calculate vol crush because it's kind of impossible to predict the fuckery in first 15 min at open like you noted. Price maybe in range overnight but drop like a rock/shoot up like rocket at open or vice versa. I saw some wild stuff happened, like price stand still ATM on Costco in last Q3 or 2SD move down in Nike at open. There is no way to predict that. Like a lot of people here criticize you or in the ADBE thread (not sure where I see which one), if you just sell every earning, statistically implied move is overpriced but in long term, you will be in negative (IV not crushed as much as needed, slippage, fee, etc). You have to make your win amount and chance a little bit better to offset those overhead. I use a few thing to stack my odd against the inevitable coin flip: - VRP must be positive. Otherwise, you're not compensated enough for the risk. - IV have to be in backwardation, preferable steep IV term structure vs IV term structure without the earning. You need historical data for this to deduce the IV without earning. - Options volume has to be over 10k or you will have problem closing your spread at open at favorable price. So I use 3 moves: Implied move, average move, and average implied move. The last 2 will need historical data. Average implied move has to be bigger than average move. Implied move can be equal to average implied move but I prefer it be higher to make it worthwhile. That's how I decide it's expensive or not to short or long. I don't usually long because you have to be right about the direction, magnitude of the the move and hope it's there overnight or magically happen at open. Also those moves are correlated to quarters instead of annual average of all earning.

SunriseSurprise

I mean in my lifetime, we've gone from 8 inch floppy disks holding 80KB to comparatively tiny SD cards holding 25 million times more. We will surpass the human brain artificially before long, especially if AI really can improve itself, because it can do that 24/7 theoretically.

AdCritical5383

Lexar makes removable storage products like CFexpress and SD cards, not memory.

DueDilligenceTrader

The $24.86 is the ATM straddle price. The SD moves are based on implied vol as someone else just mentioned.

JacquesLeCoqGrande

How did you calculate this part: The market is pricing roughly a ±$24.86, equal to a 3.55% move for the week in QQQ, which gives a 1SD range of about $670-$732.

drew-gen-x

The San Diego Padres sold for $3.9B this year setting a new MLB franchise record surpassing Steve Cohen buying the New York Mets for $2.4B in 2020. And the NY Mets play in a much larger media market than SD Padres where SD is in the bottom tier for media market size.

WickedSensitiveCrew

Yeah, I was mostly focused on Samsung removing features from their phones, like the SD card slot and the S Pen losing its Bluetooth functions. My exposure to Samsung was r/android not r/stocks. I never really thought of how they made money besides what features were going to be in next phone because I wanted to upgrade last year. To be fair, it wasn't like r/stocks was recommending them back then either. The focus was mostly on the Mag 7 names, not the smaller companies. Now look at MU it went from being a relatively small $60B company to a $1T one. That said, I did go against the crowd when people were saying memory was cyclical. That the shortage would clear up by 2026 and bought SNDK in April 2025. Now it's 2026, and the memory companies are saying the shortage could last until 2030 lol.

WickedSensitiveCrew

I regret not buying Samsung. I own a Galaxy phone and just didnt think of them as a memory company because they took out the SD card slot in their phones lol. At least I bought SNDK. Im up on SNDK. But Samsung was such a Peter Lynch type of stock pick.

Altruistic-Pin3207

The term structure spread is worth flagging as a practical signal on its own. When VIX9D diverges significantly from VIX30D — say VIX9D is at 25 while VIX30D is 18 — the market is pricing a specific known event in the next 9 days (FOMC, CPI, earnings). That near-term vol is expected to collapse after the event; VIX30D stays sticky because it captures the full month. For premium sellers this maps directly: selling options that expire before the event means you're capturing elevated VIX9D-priced premium. Selling options that straddle the event means your short gamma is exposed to the spike. The divergence between VIX timeframes tells you where the risk is concentrated in the calendar. On the SD / confidence level piece: you have it right — VIX/16 ≈ 1 SD (68%), 2× that ≈ 95%. The practical correction for sizing: equity returns have negative skew and excess kurtosis (fat left tail), so treat your modeled 95% range as closer to a 90-92% range in practice. Drawdowns overshoot the model, especially in gap scenarios. The asymmetry matters most for positions with undefined downside.

ThetaEdgeHQ

Rule of 16 is just the square root of the number of trading days in a year, so it converts any annualized vol figure into a one day figure. That means it applies to VIX1D and VIX9D too, since those are also annualized. The reason they give you different daily ranges is not less data, it is the term structure of volatility. Short dated vol reprices violently around events so VIX1D can spike and collapse in a single session, while the 30 day reads like a smoothed average. When the three are far apart the market is telling you the next 24 hours is priced differently than the next month. On the standard deviation piece you have it right, one rule of 16 move is roughly 1 SD, about 68% inside, and you widen to 2 SD for 95%. The one caveat is that equity returns are not normal, the left tail is fatter than the model, so that 95% band tends to understate downside gaps. Are you sizing around a specific event or just framing daily expected range?

AdmRL_

Lol I swear Tesla fan's are only fans because they don't know anything about cars. Pretty much every major manufacturer has SD features, and Mercedes have a more advanced one than Tesla. [Cars with Autopilot in 2026 - AutoPilot Review](https://www.autopilotreview.com/cars-with-autopilot-self-driving/)

TonyCaliStyle

San Diego Transportation just unleashed their regional transportation plan for the next 15 years- more buses and dedicated bus lanes- that rich people can pay to drive on. Not expanding the trolley- but buses. SoCal property is too expensive. But SD exercised eminent domain and got rid of street parking to build bike lanes 10-15 years ago that just turned our cool coastal roads and quaint neighborhoods into a Times Square of reflectors and warning signs- but no bikes. Building bike lanes in SoCal is like forcing people in Dallas to take a ferry. Can’t speak for the rest of the state.

Repulsive-Floor-3987

I am afraid I cannot speak intelligently to that since I don't own or trade crypto. I am a futures trader (equity indexes, treasuries, energies, metals, currencies). While I have been peeking at BTC and ETH futures, I have not actually traded them. I may start doing so later this year (they respond exceptionally well to my SD Zones tool in preliminary tests), but it would be purely as technical day trades with almost zero consideration for crypto fundamentals. Sorry 😬

rithsleeper

You’ve got things all mixed up if I’m understanding you correctly. AMD going down would be his best case scenario. He is long the put. No risk of early assignment because he is in control of the LONG put. He just waits for expiration, then exercises and keeps the short call premium netting the $1000 plus his long term cap gains will happen. If it stays in 1 SD then he won’t get exercised early. No one wants to sacrifice that premium. The only way he “loses” is an up move and Somone exercised early. But then he would simply sell the put for what is left and he would keep all premium off the call. Which is the “loss” of $1800 which is the additional 10% tax minus the $1000 net credit (assuming the put is worthless which I doubt). But once again, he exits the position much better than 90% of whet this thread is suggesting which is “just pay the tax”

devtools-dude

It's the stock dumps hard and the 1 SD part. Has AMD or SOXL stayed within one 1 SD in the past few months? Hell no. If it dumps hard the puts and call premium will protect some but not the entire holdings value

rithsleeper

You sound like you haven’t looked at the chain. Although there is a slight chance to be exercised early, it’s a slim chance if you make the position a few months after when you want to exit. Which is what I told op in another response. So let’s play this out. Let’s take AMD. Say he owns 100 shares for easy math. There are only 3 scenarios. Stock goes up, down, or basically the same. And there are the extremes of both. Now he said he needs till November to get the long term capital gains. So let’s look at Jan exp 2027. It’s after hours so might not be super accurate on premiums. His goal is to exit now without paying short term cap gain. (I assume a 20% tax bracket $5600, long term would be $2800. So “saving $2800. Right now it’s saying Jan 2027 would open the -520 call/+520 put would be a $1000 credit. 1. Worst case: Stock screams up in nov it hits $1000. He gets exercised early. He loses the stock, keeps all premium and loss of $1800 from addition cap gains. But he prob has some ext value left in the long put. Still better than taking risk or selling for short term cap gain. 2. Likely scenario: stock moves up or down within 1 SD. Premium decays and he just holds till 2027. Options expire. Either the call takes the shares or he sells the shares at $520. Either way, he keeps $1000 premium collected, gets long term cap gains plus premium. Pretty cool deal. 3. Stock dumps hard, just hold till expiration. Keep the $1000….. once again, best scenario. I don’t understand why you think this trade should be adjusted. Are you trying to decrease risk of early assignment? Then you would be paying slippage each roll. But I guess you could. I hate getting whip sawed though.

AaronNesmith

Who would have thought the hottest stock of the year would be the guys that make the SD cards for your mom's 2011 digital camera she only uses now on holidays

Key_Mechanic_1340

So are AI stocks the place to be? I asked Claude to do a deep dive for Value with a short term horizon. It's number one pick - Sand Ridge. symbol SD with an entry in the "$13 to $15 range priced for a 50 to 80% gain". It's oil and thinking that the current oil issue was what prompted the answer, I asked Caude to justify and it came back with "SD is profitable at $40 a barrel." When I asked for further reasoning it mentioned too small for institutional investors. Whatever impact that might mean. I'll be interested to see what happens.

RazDoStuff

Who would’ve thought our new world currency would eventually become SD cards.

big-baller-47

Sandisk isn’t DRAM. It doesn’t focus on ram, just SD. AI needs DRAM

Ahamadrayasbaboon

I sell a surprising amount of broad market LEAP puts, significantly OTM, like measured in SD. On ETFs that have shown in history to have better upside capture and less downside capture than SPY or VT. I sometimes wonder if my counterparties are mentally ill. 

Spencer_kyle1

That’s what I do. I have portfolio margin and do .05 delta or 2SD. I will sell a credit spread 50 points wide. I have around 300k account

akopley

38b in gov funding. https://www.congress.gov/119/meeting/house/117956/documents/HMKP-119-JU00-20250226-SD003.pdf

Alexander_da_ok

Local coin store for best prices, pmsforsale subreddit is also good. Monument metals, SD bullion, Money Metals online bullion sites with a higher premium but you get brand new bars usually

TheInkDon1

No opinion on ANET, but *please*, don't buy OTM Calls. For those in the back: *don't buy OTM Calls.* I know they're sexy, and a lot of people do, and claim they're making money, but it's too much of a gamble. The probabilities are with ITM Calls. 80-delta is a nice compromise. And 90 days out is probably the minimum we should go. I care enough about you, internet stranger, to work through the math for you. Let's use your 21Aug170C selling for 7.23 at Midpoint this weekend. Where do you need ANET to be on 21Aug just to break even? 177.23. That's a 24.8% move from today. Possible? Sure. Likely? The Expected Move by then is 34.18. That would put ANET at 176.15. *The Expected Move doesn't even get you to B/E.* That's something to really think about. I'd buy the 115C at 80-delta selling for 33.85. A lot more money, sure. But a lot of that is *Intrinsic* value, right? Equity in the stock. Now here's a key point, and I need you to really pay attention: The *Extrinsic* value in that option is $6.95. What's the Extrinsic value in your option? All of it: 7.23. **You're paying for more time value than I am.** And why is that important? *Because it's all going to go away by expiration.* Right? It has to. What's left for you at B/E of 177.23 is ZERO. Zero Extrinsic, zero Intrinsic. You broke exactly even; you got your money back. What's left for the 115C? ZERO Extrinsic, but all that sweet, sweet Intrinsic value from 177.23 down to 115. $62.23 So what's my ROI? 62.23 / 33.85 = 83% What's yours? 0% Do you see how the odds are stacked against you? All the way up to B/E for you (which is higher than the EM, remember), the ITM Call wins. Sure, maybe a 2SD move makes the OTM Call win, but for all the likeliest probabilities (as defined by EM), the ITM Call is the more-favored play. Please think about it, and please, please, *please* stop buying OTM Calls.

Mediocre_River_780

Cisco is up because they broke the internet and need money to fix it Check CISAs KEV released yesterday on SD WAN Cisco devices. Anyone who understands please explain. Bgp has me burnt out and it's Friday. Other than that I haven't done any financial analysis. Just thought that it's something people should know because it's publicly disclosed.

tth2000

Jesus fucktards……. It’s traded over 2 SD’s from the 60 day average for 7 days…. The machines have to exit at some point. Back over 7500 Tuesday/Wednesday chill the cuck out.

daliw

this is a verifiable large company based in SD. a family friend worked there for a while until leaving for a start-up. thanks for the tip.

jobo-chan

Similar story. I had doge from when people on Reddit were literally giving it away as a meme. The Elon shit was happening and I remembered I had some, _somewhere_. Found my wallet on an old phone's SD card and had 2.5k worth in it. Sold it immediately.

PutSpreadDaddi69

Sandisk? You mean like the SD card company?

cryptohorn

I have SanDisk micro SD cards in my dash cam. I will resell them to you for a nice markup. Don't try to low ball me. I know what I got.

Welcome-To-NBA-Jam

i misunderstood your post and ordered a pallet of 4300 micro SD cards. how do i sell them in an emergency

samtdzn_pokemon

Sandisk doesnt make RAM, they make flash memory like SD cards and Compact Flash

TheInkDon1

Came here to say Put Credit Spreads for u/Sad_Estimate_6342, so thanks for doing it. I picked MU as a PCS candidate on 4/29, but haven't traded it yet. I'd go to 32DTE (from Monday) and short the Put at the 1SD move point, which is usuallly 16-delta, or calculate it from the Expected Move if shown on your platform. So maybe the 600P, lots of OI there. Then I like to have 10 Deltas between there and the backstop Put, so that would have me buying the 500C. Again, lots of OI there. But that's a $10,000 wide spread, so you can't do it. But just to note, it's paying 1,430 against a potential Max Loss of 8,570, so 16% in 32 calendar days. Roughly a month, so multiply by almost 12 for apy. Big. But let's dial down to what you can afford, keeping the short leg at 600. You could buy the 565P. Credit 660 against Max Loss of 2,840, 23% in 32 days. But the 565 is at 12-delta, so not much delta-width, though you would have $35 between strikes. I don't know. The first one is what I would do, I just don't know if it makes sense risk/reward wise to tighten up the spread like that.

LOTTO1004

Yeh Nintendo switch 2 users crying about why their SD cards gotta be more expensive compared to other devices

gainsusmaximus

Sndk to aquire nvda to produce more mini SD cards

natebro142

I’m moving to SD in July. How cooked am I?

tth2000

S&P pissed on the 2nd SD today….. ffs

MartianSpaceCat

SD cards are the future of humanity.

PulIthEld

what does SD have to do with NY

Hussle_Crowe

You mean the micro SD card Sandisk??

rithsleeper

First let me start by this is the WRONG sub. People here do not understand options and think they are gambling by default. However your idea is just awful. If anything you should be SELLING a call spread. You would be paying $9.00 (from what I see premarket) for a $20 wide spread. So looking to make max $11. And that’s only if Oil goes below your $131 strike. And that’s only if you hold to expiration. Which let’s say we do get a massive move down in August. What now? You hold on to a 75% winner and pray something doesn’t happen to push back up? Where is your exit? IMO you’d be better off just spending that $9 on the 120 put and calling it a day for an early move, target 50% profit and call it, but even then the premium is so juiced buying options makes no sense. You’d be better just shorting USO directly. /mcl is pretty liquid also. My currently play that I’ve been rolling is simply selling a new 1.5SD strangle 45dte profit at 50%. I’m just laddering and already made enough for any massive move. I do agree that you dont understand options well enough if you buying at a time like this vs selling. But disagree options are “gambling”. They can be used to define risk, diversify a portfolio, exit positions without triggering short term gains, access 24hr markets easier, control sizing, and the list goes on and on. Common guys, leaps are gambling too? Super efficient use of capital and defined loss.

ihopethisworksfornow

I think you misread my comment, they’re everywhere in NYC. Im surprised downtown SD has pretty much none. There’s one by the airport that was nice but not really a walkable distance.

RJG18

A carrier pigeon with SD cards taped to its legs has an effective maximum bandwidth of ~9.1 Gbps over a 100 mile distance.

zoomin1098

I never believed in love at first sight til I met 2SD.

beerdrinker_mavech

Make SD cards for not todays phones

VuvuzelaSound

Thanks for your comment I appreciate the insight, some points I want to make is that it's not a pure office REIT in the traditional sense, its a laboratory REIT. Less affected by remote roles and it's distinguished from Office REITS in material metrics. For example in SF when remote roles decimated office leases, lab space maintained more than a 25% occupancy premium compared to overall office REITs, but office has since started to recover in SF. Companies absolutely need lab space, including non biotech companies that want to research advanced tech including robots. I also never said anywhere in my post that the cap rate would return to 4 anytime soon, in fact I explicitly stated that growth narrative may be stalled but there are other ways forward for the company. My main thesis is just that it is way oversold even for a non growth narrative. If they can sell 10% of their non core assets this year at $2.9 billion that places their market cap valuation back to $15 billion in terms of a more substantiated NAV, basically 2x of the current stock value. It's also certainly not an impossibility that cap rate will go down again, as well as possibly interest rates. Its incredibly hard to accurately predict macro conditions. Final point to make is the oversupply is definitely a big drag on the sentiment and price at the moment. But the occupancy rate for $ARE is quite strong relative to the overall market, they have 5-15% more occupancy in most regions over competitors and are still at 87% despite this being one of the most bearish moments of all time for lab/office REITs. Oversupply is bad but its made so much worse by the fact that the demand has been at a very low point, my bet is that the demand will recover sooner than expected, likely in the next year for biotech. And that they will also be able to pivot some buildings in both SF and SD to Advanced Technology use cases, which would require far less capex to build out and also return more NOI much faster. Also the trend seems to be tenants drifting towards cluster model rather than any random developed lab space. You are not wrong about the oversupply, here are bostons numbers since you brought them up as an example and they are also one of the most oversupplied places at the moment: **- Boston's Occupancy Rate for $ARE:** 88% **- Boston's Occupancy Rate for Lab Spaces in General:** 74% \- **Boston's $ARE oversupply:** \~ 1.68 million sqft **- Boston's total oversupply:** \~ 14.30 million sqft But here's some more concrete numbers to help illustrate some of the main points I want to make that leasing activity is not so doom and gloom: **- The top 10 biotech companies in the US** (Amgen, Gilead, Regeneron, Vertex, Moderna, etc) are likely sitting on an estimated cash reserve base of $70 billion. AI has a very good chance of actually accelerating new drug discovery and research, and create more demand for lab space and also increase VC investment in the field. \- Expected $10-15 Billion into biotech from VCs in 2026. Number looks like it will likely grow in the coming years. \- Historically every $1 million raised in venture for research results in approximately 224 sqft of leasing demand for 7-10 years \- $ARE needs about 1.83 million sqft in new leases to get back to overall 92% occupancy rate. \- 1,830,000 sqft / 224 = 8,169 aka $8.17 billion. But assuming $ARE can only capture around 35% of new leasing demand due to the fact there are other competitors then we do 8.17 billion . 0.35 = \~$23.34 billion in funding. This amount is roughly equivalent to a normal funding year for biotech from VC not including the massive cash reserves that big pharma is sitting on. Currently in the still recovering biotech bear market the number is lower (\~$10-15 billion projected in 2026 + unknown big pharma investments if I had to give an estimate it would be around $10 billion). I would be total funding in 2026 is around the $23 billion mark, and with any luck it will be much greater this year and in the coming years.

moorhound

🥭 got pretty close to tanking this down to -1 SD VWAP and capturing all of the fund buys today but failed because retail is too regardedly bullish

cydworth

Spy in Weekly VWAP is near 2SD. Short this fucker. 🐻 ⬇️ 🌈

moorhound

Fuck, vacation got my timeframes so fucked up I forgot it's the first of the month They're probably gonna do some *heinous* shit after close, all those 🥭FUD tweets earlier were to get VWAP SD bands in line to trigger passive inflow block buys

Johnny_Menace

Spirit was elite from SF to LA or SD. $80 round trip! 1 hour flight. Now I’m stuck with Southwest charging $500 for the same flight.

ListerineInMyPeehole

I knew I should have bought Sandisk stock instead of spending like $1000 over my life on SD cards

Iunatic

Incorrect. We exist only for GPUs and SD cards

DryBicycle5629

What are you using those SD cards for anyways?

JohnsHopkinsSimp

SNDK to $0. I want my SD cards back to reasonable prices 😠

kairepaire

They make good SD cards

Le7emesens

Last time i looked at SD was when i needed a card for my digital camera 😁!

krlkv

I use LLMs for many things. I pay for Gemini and ChatGPT. Neither of them can give me proper tax advice in Europe from PUBLICLY available information. They give you 80% of info right, but then cleaning up the remaining 20% of the mistakes, costs of a lot time and research. So here is non-SD example for you.

FartSniffer66642069

Yes but AI is creating big demand for SD cards.

4sKompany

SD?

-rwsr-xr-x

NOW it makes sense! [He's bankrupted those too](https://www.congress.gov/116/meeting/house/111078/documents/HMKP-116-JU00-20200929-SD002.pdf)!

surnik22

Why is it the greatest move? If they had kept SD under their umbrella without spinning them off by say acquiring a bit more debt, the AI data boom still happens, they still sell out production for years in advance. It’s just all under one umbrella that is worth around $285b. What advantage did the move actually give them?

Available-Coat-8870

Please...VPN Gateways, Public Endpoints and IP's, SD-WAN Appliances, Cloud Workloads ...Comprised User Accounts etc... "Airgap everything and we'll be fine" come back to reality man

Ex-Traverse

I'm mad about SNDK, who would have thought, this fking company, something you only think about like ONCE, while building a PC or buying an SD card for your camera, is worth THIS much now...

Rude_Assistance_4386

Buffalo, SD

Whole-Reserve-4773

Even if I reread your post. 2.5k take home? You mean 2.5 a check? Even so, with 5k take home there’s no way you rent and live on your own in SD and have 2.5k leftover each month after all expenses

Least-Car-9762

And it keeps going higher the price of SD cards and hard drives is insane. It’s tripled in a year.

munkeymoney

Have you ever bought an SD card lol?

soul_in_a_fishbowl

Honestly not a ton of thought went into it. I had just bought some micro SD cards and when I went to invest my employer IRA deposit I figured it would be a reasonably safe bet. I do some IT work as a side business so I’m reasonably in tune with what’s going on, but I definitely didn’t know they’d skyrocket like this or else I would have put a lot more in.

Adventurous-Sir444

Sandisk is a data storage company. You've likely used their SD cards at some point in your life. Data storage is one component in demand with the AI boom. Along with RAM, electricity etc.

neodiodorus

If this is genuine question then an informative reminder with a few fundamentals... [https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU00/20260211/118951/HHRG-119-JU00-20260211-SD013.pdf](https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU00/20260211/118951/HHRG-119-JU00-20260211-SD013.pdf)

drew-gen-x

Not that I am aware of. Although there likely will be in the future. Sports franchises are all starting to sell minority takes to private investors. The numbers have just gotten to big that only the Steve Ballmer's and Steve Cohen's of the world can afford to be sole owners. The Atlanta Braves stock seems a little expensive right now due to the excitement of the potential SD Padres sale so I'm waiting.

IslandExact429

My sister got some fancy ass camera “Is there a micro SD card in there” “Yes” “Is it from Sandisk” “Yes” Calls.

Clem_Backtrex

Deep ITM bear put spreads trade R:R for probability of profit, which isn't automatically wrong but you're paying carry to be lazy. Main risk isn't direction, it's theta decay on the long leg outpacing the short as Avis drifts sideways. Check the IV-implied 1 SD range through Dec, if it doesn't cross your short strike with meaningful probability, you're overpaying. A narrower spread closer to current spot usually gives better R:R for the same thesis.

Ubiquitous2007

They got a second lifeline! Seriously. I just bought a ton as soon as they published the news in the morning plus they are launching new product line soon... Hopefully it will turn out like my SNDK investment that I bought last year around the same time I bought 256GB SD card along with Leica Q3 camera LOL

xx1800MARGINCALLxx

Every time I see Sandisk mentioned here, my brain goes to Scandisk, and I think, "why the fuck are people arguing over the merits of an SD card company"....

Electrical_Maize3587

That’s it. I’m listing my Sandisk SD card at $1,200 that I got for $15 10 years ago for

gainsusmaximus

I remember seeing SNDK at 40 and being what little shit stock. Who even needs SD cards

Electrical_Maize3587

SNDK pump actually reflected on their products. The SD card I use in my camera cost me $15 and is now worth $50 lmao

MMFlowTracker

Good observation on the IV/RV crossover, that's usually a signal that dealer gamma positioning has shifted from defensive to more neutral/short, meaning we're less likely to see those violent whipsaws that characterized the panic phase. The thing to watch here is \*where\* the next resistance lives, because if dealers are short gamma above spot, any quick rip higher will force them to hedge long, which can actually accelerate a move rather than cap it. On the diagonal/IC front, I'd be cautious about the flat calendar spread right now, what that actually means is you're paying up for \*realized\* vol decay without much theta edge, so your timing on entry becomes critical. The real edge is probably in selling vol \*width\* (wider strikes) rather than \*time\*, especially if you're betting on realized vol cooling from that 19.5% level. Pick your short strike based on where dealer gamma turns positive again (usually 0.5-1 SD OTM), not just because it "feels safe."

sprezzatard

His indicators are fairly standard: MACD 0 crossover RSI 30/80 Boll 2 SD The probability of a technical reversal at those breaches are high Shameless plug: https://github.com/ApesHelpingApes/hso

Hickz84

[No.](https://www.congress.gov/118/meeting/house/116231/documents/HHRG-118-JU13-20230718-SD002.pdf)

lemonbarscthulu

Honestly, buying puts when market goes green for 1SD and calls for when its red for 1SD is basically a money printer rn.

smkdog420

See the article about the stripper in SD who is seeing a increase in business cause all her clients are going out of town for a good while

orsomeshitidk

Everyone on Reddit gonna tell you SD all the way but if you really want to get ahead, the money will go a lot further in Columbus and I am sure there’s an airport nearby to get out of OH when you can’t take it anymore lol.

orsomeshitidk

They offering to pay double if you go to SD or is salary the same?

BillyShears2015

There’s a lot of work going on in SD a couple weeks ago. You don’t think that if they need excavators they can’t find them a whole hemisphere closer to iran? Like Americas the only place with fucking excavators?

BorrisZ

SD card bros.... is it over?

ColnKapaNcka

Stop letting them upsell you on the new hybrids and indicas, find a nice sativa like SD and you’ll be fine

TheINTL

Tsk tsk, I told you I was already insecure! You on the other hand have trouble admitting you are too! If your portfolio was worth more than mine you would post it. Why else would you be engaging in a battle like this? If you felt secure enough you wouldn't feel the need to tell me you live in a penthouse in San Diego buddy! Just because you are renting a penthouse doesn't mean shit if you don't own it. You are just paying someone else to get rich kiddo. You keep telling me I am disgusting but I have to wonder if you feel that about yourself. Hard to look yourself in the mirror eh? It's okay champ, you got this. I didn't have time to source through your comment history but guessing you did mine if you mentioned it. Awwww, I really am flattered. I am very insecure so I really appreciate you validating me :) Well, take care cupcake, keep living in that high horse of yours in that SD penthouse! Your reply told me everything I need to know. Unfortunately, since your portfolio is less than mine we will have to take that white knight title away. Hey maybe you can feel better about yourself by donating to a food bank. Much love , your insecure friend ❤️