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jusjones314

It's META. They'll integrate all TT data into Reels, which is why Zuckercuck was sucking up to Trump so hard... META to 800 EOW, 1000 by Nov. 1

grant1057

Oracle probably makes the most sense if TT is already running on Oracle cloud and Oracle has an existing ownership interest. https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/oracle-chosen-as-tiktok-secure-cloud-provider-091920/

Stephen_1984

BKR, COST, TRV, TT, GE, GEV, PH, RTX, TSCO, URI. They're all too expensive and/or close to their 52 week highs for me to buy now, though.

TheInkDon1

Happy to. But first, have you read a book on options? Books are still about the best way to learn anything, and this one's solid without being overly technical: [Options for the Beginner and Beyond,](https://www.r-5.org/files/books/trading/schoolbooks/W_Edward_Olmstead-Options_for_the_Beginner_and_Beyond-EN.pdf) by Professor Olmstead of Northwestern University It's a link to a pdf, so just click and read. And actually, just read Chapters 1 through 5 for now. But add Chapter 6, LEAPS, if you want a serious, low-risk way to make money. Buy long-dated Call options at 80-delta as stock substitutes. You could stop there and become a successful options trader. But add Chapter 14 for Covered Calls, then marry those to LEAPS Calls for the Poor Man's Covered Call. They're all I do now. Okay, CSPs and CCs in general, most of the mantras came from TastyTrade several years ago, who supposedly did a lot of backtesting: 30-delta 30-45DTE Buy back when they've lost half their value. Those rules work for CSPs and CCs, so just kind of memorize them. In practice, say I thought GLD was going up: I might sell a Cash Secured Put. Open up the option chains and follow along. 20-35 days lets me choose 17Oct or 24Oct. Here's an important point you can prove to yourself: *There's more theta per-day in a shorter option than a longer one.* Go into those two expirations and work it out for yourself: at 30-delta, ALL the premium is theta/time, so just divide it by the number of days. So I'll pick the 17Oct at 3D2TE from Monday. Find the Put side and slide up to 30-delta. On ThinkorSwim that's the 329P. Its Bid/Ask spread is 2.97/3.10. Midpoint is 3.03. (Not 3.04, because we're selling and have to round down. On Monday that option will sell for close to 3.04. How do you make money from that thing? Two ways: 1) the passage of time 2) GLD goes up, making the 329P farther OTM Either way, or both, the value of that option should go down. Each penny it goes down is $1 profit for you. When its value gets down to 2.00, how many dollars have you made? And following the rule, when that option becomes worth 1.51, we should buy it back, closing the trade. Buy to Close. Do you see how 1.51 is half of 3.03? What I do, is when I sell that rascal, immediately put in a Good Till Cancelled order to buy it back. A GTC BTC order. One day you'll open the account and see it's sold, so you go sell another one, following the TT rules.

Dealer_Existing

TT is not the only truth there is you know. Some lineair decline of theta ain’t bad. I sold long dte’s as well and the lineair decline truly does count

TheInkDon1

Very nice, I'm glad you've come around to options! Fun, aren't they? But remember what you said about being okay with selling at 200 if/when it happens... The only critique I'd offer is to not sell them so far out in time. "A couple weeks ago) plus today's 69DTE puts you selling them at 83DTE or so. That's fine, and it works, but TastyTrade taught us it's not ideal-ish. And that's because the [theta-decay curve for OTM options](https://i.sstatic.net/8TSfZ.gif) shows that decay is kind of linear until about 60 days. After that it really begins to accelerate. So the idea is to sell theta in that 30-45DTE window. And buy them back if they lose half their value, do you know that? TT taught us that too. Then sell another one at 30-delta generally, 30-45 days out. Doing it like that you might get to track the stock price up for a while, selling time premium along the way. Or you might let the short Call expire ITM and let the shares go. Either way, you've made good money. Cheers!

cantpleaseemall

you want TT not just one T 

Theaznpersuasian

What just happened to hvac companies such as TT LII CARR? Dipped like 4% and v shape recovery

TheInkDon1

Oh sure, I gotcha. But that's the TT way, isn't it: buy them back at half? But it's definitely better than waiting for most of the extrinsic drains out of them. I speak to that a lot around here: buying "first halves" back in less than half them time, so you end up selling more "whole" Calls in a year. I like SLV too, but not as much as GLD. I'm big into GLD, like 50% still, down from 100% when it flat-lined after April. I'm in SILJ though, the Junior Miners. In about 2014 I had that one double for me once in 4 months. Fun times. Fair winds and following seas!

TheInkDon1

Thanks. Tasty was the bomb for entry-level options trading, weren't they? But it seems to me like anymore I don't see their key Wheel metrics (30-delta, 30-45DTE) talked or even known about, even on subs like r/ThetaGang. Used to be you could count on some newb posting a question, and then just an avalanche of "the TT way" to do that. "Sell twice as many CCs"? Half are naked, or what?

SirGlass

As everyone else said , the market knows this, this news is well known and public and other investors know about this too The problem is maybe every other investor expects TT stock to have a record breaking year and sales to smash X billion However what if it does hit record breaking sales just less then investors were expecting instead or setting a record breaking 5 billion of sales it only does a record breaking 4 billion of sales If that's the case TT may decline because it did not live up to investors high expectations

WickedSensitiveCrew

TT and CARR are a couple.

WickedSensitiveCrew

TT and CARR are a couple.

bigcig

you are aware there's no current timeline set for GTA 6: Online right? yes they are developing the mode alongside the main game this time, but TT has already stated it won't be launching with the single player and they won't even be presenting a timeline until after the SP launch.

WickedSensitiveCrew

Yea. Just randomly starting buying HEI, AXON, and TT during the last week. HEI only one that shot up so will focus on adding to AXON and TT now.

Unlucky_Picture_6937

I'd like to thank the TT person pointing me to RR at $2 a few days ago

Freshgreentea

Thank you. I will begin with the book. Yes, they definitely simplify it and omit details, but I must give them credit for making this topic somewhat accessible. There is a spectrum where, on one side, people see dollar bills behind stacked 0DTEs, and on the opposite side is Nassim Taleb, who states non-professionals should never trade options. TT is somewhere in the middle, and their approach is somewhat logically consistent, maybe biased. But yeah, I see for myself how many gaps I have in understanding options; it's painful.

Sea-Distance-7142

Thank you for the long reply! I have booty talked to anybody, just submitted the request. I'll call the trading desk and ask for it. I already have the levels at IBKR and I just opened an account at TT, waiting for approval. Definitely I only want to buy and sell calls (covered) and protective puts. I rarely rely on margin and always play defined risk. I'll check your vids, tks!

Sea-Distance-7142

Thank you for the long reply! I have booty talked to anybody, just submitted the request. I'll call the trading desk and ask for it. I already have the levels at IBKR and I just opened an account at TT, waiting for approval. Definitely I only want to buy and sell calls (covered) and protective puts. I rarely rely on margin and always play defined risk. I'll check your vids, tks!

shankarun

I ditched RH for TT then to realized no one can beat RH when it comes to fees and commissions + UI especially their mobile app. I switched back.

PriorCook

It also depends on what platform you’re using, mobile app, Mac, windows, etc.. I’ve tried RH, TT, ToS, fidelity, vanguard, Schwab, IBKR. None of them was perfect but IMO mobile app is RH, desktop is tastytrade.

sharpetwo

This video is powered by a broker. They want you to believe it is possible to make money like this because... well if you trade every 5 min or every 5 points, guess who is getting paid all these commissions? Do the backtest and you'll get to the conclusion that either this guy is extremely lucky, either he doesn't say everything, either he is a liar. As a [reminder](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/dhsfkj/karen_the_supertradersuperfraud/). Do not trust every pieces of content TT puts out there.

Calvin_11

Wait. I think I was confused by your comment. Lol. I think Roblox is overvalued....and EA and TT are behemoths with a much more stacked skills force and vastly deeper diversification...

tastelikemexico

They didn’t. I am just guessing it had been entered incorrectly. I saw it late Friday night and was like wtf. I sent it to chat GTP to make sure I was seeing it right. It said yes someone bought the 15.50 call I had so therefore the exercised my 12.50 buy. I went back and looked at the chart for the day then told GTP it never got anywhere close to 15.50 ALL day. It said some stranger things have happened. That’s when I posted it. Other people said it had happened to them before as well. I was glad because it went from a losing trade to a max win. Got up next morning and everything was gone on it and back to the way it was Friday. Later it ended with them only exercising my 12.50 buy and I had 300 shares of LYFT which made sense then. I sold the shares, made a small profit from the shares and moved on. I explained that on here. I apologized and said I would just wait until Monday or talking to my broker in the future lol. I only posted after GTP confirmed because it did not make sense to me. As I said I can only guess it was entered incorrectly at TT, and I jumped the gun before they could get it fixed 🤷🏻‍♂️

Silvatungdevil

He has owned IR before but since then it has spun off ALLE in 2013. Then it merged with some part of Gardner Denver and became TT. The IR symbol now represents the remains of Gardner Denver, at least from the way I understand it. All three companies have had great share price growth but their P/E ratios are high as shit so I can't see Buffet going after any of the three.

theb0tman

The fees at TT aren’t any better than any other broker and might actually be more expensive. Depending on your account size, you can usually negotiate down your fees. For example, at Schwab, you can negotiate down the per contract fee from $.65-$.50 pretty easily.

tastelikemexico

I am going to wait until Monday and talk to TT. It was late last night. I just got up today and looked again today all my other profit and everything is the same as it was Friday. Before this happened. GTP again has said this is normal. Happens all the time while they close all the legs out. Personally I am starting to believe JUST my shares were exercised, that would make the most sense to me. The only thing close to this ever happening was an iron condor I did in a Robinhood account and they froze my account saying I was short $7400 I showed GTP and it said samething wait until Monday. I did and everything was correct and I was covered. I wish they would just not show or say anything until it’s all settled. Sorry friend r all the confusion. I will let everyone know what happens Monday. Either way it goes I should make money on it and that’s what I was worried about. This is only my 3rd time to be assigned or exercised on? Except for CC or CSP in my wheels where I am expecting it. Again sorry I posted last night I should have just waited until Monday anyway. It was just confusing to me why someone would do that

Chrishall86432

Anything plumbing and HVAC. PH, MAS, TT, etc. no matter what happens, most people on the planet are going to use the bathroom tomorrow morning and turn on some sort of heat or AC.

Chrishall86432

PH, MAS, MCK, TT, GNRC, WMT. Regardless of whatever happens with AI and semiconductors, most people on the planet are going to use the restroom and take a shower tomorrow morning, get their mammograms or whatever, turn on the heat or AC, and buy groceries, even if they’re eating Walmart casserole. Use your fun money for the trend of the month! But from your list GOOGL and V are good long term buy-and-holds.

zxc123zxc123

Another major issue is that RDDT has lower costs as folks manage their own individual boards. It's adaptive and is cater to news so it doesn't compete directly with META/GOOG. While SNAP is a communications app (META/AAPL) that make money via advertising (META/GOOG/TT). Also RDDT's shares have voting power while SNAP's have none. It's even worse because RDDT isn't the closest competitor for investors with SNAP. SNAP's alternative is META. A bigger company, doing better, using SNAP as it's app development department while it focuses it's own R&D on AI, pays a dividend, and is more dominant in the AD/social/messengerapp space. Lastly normally not having voting power isn't a death sentence. Meta has voting shares but Zuck basically has override vote with his shares. The big issue with those situations is if your CEO IS NOT an adaptive/slimy/visionary who's bent on winning like Mark Zuckerberg. Evan Spiegel is a worse Zuck AND SNAP's holders have no legal leeway to express their vote, no large activists to buy in, and no shits given by anyone inside the company about the share price.

TungTungSahurs

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farcat

How do you sign up for shares? Is there a net worth barrier or something? I have never bought at IPO on any stocks and FIG is halted on tastytrade. In fact, all IPOs are halted on TT on day 1. So I always miss the action. I'd like to at least get 40-50 shares to see what's up

TheInkDon1

Thanks, I'm glad you like my little missives. And the rules aren't 'mine' so much as "generally accepted," which I think mainly came from TastyTrade. So you asked about "managing PMCCs," but of course there are 2 parts to one: the long leg and the short leg. I'm pretty sure you meant the short leg, the "covered" Call you sell. (I say "covered" like that because in this usage they're not technically CCs, but they (the short Calls) behave exactly the same way.) So yes: **Buy back short Calls when they've lost half their value.** TT adds an "OR" time component, but I don't mess with that; I'll hold them for the full 30 days or whatever as long as they're losing value. Probably not the most efficient way, but easier. Then of course you've got the other times when the stock goes up faster than the short Calls lose value due to time decay, and there you're rolling. **I roll up and out when they reach 40-delta.** You can "manage" the long Calls too; let me know if you want to hear that.

bct7

Network Solutions [NSOL}(https://www.google.com/search?q=network+solutions+stock+NSOL+prices+in+1997+to+2000&num=10&sca_esv=7f320e2b1e22baf4&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS1041US1041&sxsrf=AE3TifNv6vR2p662Fl9bzD_qAjPcMrby3Q%3A1753897641660&ei=qVqKaJ_8J52NwbkPtryHyAI&ved=0ahUKEwjf9JzvkeWOAxWdRjABHTbeASkQ4dUDCBA&uact=5&oq=network+solutions+stock+NSOL+prices+in+1997+to+2000&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiM25ldHdvcmsgc29sdXRpb25zIHN0b2NrIE5TT0wgcHJpY2VzIGluIDE5OTcgdG8gMjAwMDIIEAAYgAQYogQyCBAAGIAEGKIEMggQABiABBiiBDIIEAAYgAQYogQyBRAAGO8FSJNgUPsaWNZWcAJ4AZABAJgBrAGgAfUGqgEDMi41uAEDyAEA-AEC-AEBmAIJoAKPB8ICChAAGLADGNYEGEfCAggQABiiBBiJBcICBRAhGKsCwgIFECEYoAGYAwDiAwUSATEgQIgGAZAGCJIHAzQuNaAHyR6yBwMyLjW4B4gHwgcFMC44LjHIBxI&sclient=gws-wiz-serp) the monopoly domain name selling and it was crazy as our stock price was soaring every quarter as we sold exponential number of domain names. We were bought by Verisign in 2000. Employee stock options were on fire and some people did really well buying cars and houses. The parking lot was full of shiny BMW's. Then one quarter the company sold way more but not double and that news started a spiral. Employee options with $400+ prices went to $4 and people road those all the way to nothing. Dreams became flaming craters, cars and houses were sold as the reality became crashing back to earth.

FOMO_ME_TO_LAMBOS

The best you have seen for options???? I think they are horrible. But I day trade options and scalp, so maybe you are doing longer term stuff or selling? Can’t see how anyone needing quick in and outs would think TT is good

shankarun

i switched from RH to TT and i am loving how fast the fills are - especially my OCO orders almost always don't fail me

Drawt2u

TT

Hifi-Cat

I Added recently: FICO, TT, VLTO, LVMUY, BLK, AXP.

StretchSufficient

Long: TT as it's getting hotter and colder Short: BX as we all need places to live (apartment play)

Live_Fonam

bro TT

Thoughts_6789

Yea I got flagged…I can’t use TT anymore, I am looking for a different acc and will now keep two accs for the same (had only margin for TT)

PassiveF1st

calls on A/C companies? Nothing runs like a Trane (TT)

masterfox1989

Bro I saw one back in May on TT. I thought it was just shit posting :(

1-objective-opinion

TT Trane. Climate change, AC

shankarun

i call it BS - RH doesn't ve ICO - you can set profit limit and stop limit at the same time. Try TT and you will see how fast trades close. TT >>>>> RH way superior

StretchSufficient

TT.  Climate change isn't going away

StretchSufficient

TT

TheRemonst3r

I got in touch with them and I was told my SMA amount doesn't matter because the platform uses Margin Excess to determine BP. When I asked why it exists if it doesn't matter I was told, "If it's less than the ME it'll be used as the excess number, but 99.9% of the times it's not." I guess I'm just going to keep reading about it because it still doesn't make much sense to me. The explanations/articles I'm reading make sense, but it doesn't seem to be applied that way at all on TT. (I got a follow up message after I wrote this that explained that SMA is only used for BP if it is lower than ME, which is very rarely the case. This at least answers my question as to why it doesn't match up with my Stock BP.) I suppose I'll just keep reading up on the subject so I understand what it is, even if it's not something I really need to be concerned with.

uwastemytime

> Please note: Liquidations that occur on the day following an exercise/assignment will not be issued a liquidation strike. As long as OP liquidated enough to fulfill the margin call the day after the assignment, it wouldn't count against them. At least not at TT

WallStreetMarc

I was a fidelity customer, but now I’m with tasty trade. I’m a heavy options trader and tasty trade UI is the best. It provides better insights for options. The desktop is great and mobile is great for day trading on the go. Sell to open puts and buy to close puts. Buy and sell shares. TT UI is great for multi legs options. No other UI comes close.

A_Dragon

Oh shit, you can use your t bills on TT now?!

peanuts-in-my-jelly

Audi TT RS

SebLawrenc3

My favourite stock has been my HVAC one, TT. HVAC as an industry is growing and has surged due to an increase in demand for cooling of data centres. I would definitely recommend looking at the industry, as in my eyes, it's only going one way.

twoManx

TT

Peanutbutterpondue

Interesting.. TT, MOD, CARR are top dogs.. they’ve done pretty well

CadetCovfefe

Nearly 80% of my portfolio is BRK.B, MA and UNP. I've owned all of them since around 2010. Next 2 largest are TT and LMT, which I've owned since around 2020 iirc.

Alidinak

Bloomberg is free to watch if you have cable/streaming and listen on Sirius xm…they also have subscription on their website that lets you do both if you don’t have cable. I got it around Black Friday for cheaper than whatever it is now. https://www.bloomberg.com/subscriptions/uspaid?utm_medium=cpc_pmax&utm_campaign=PX_ACQ_XXXXX_XXXXXXXXXXXXX_EVG_XXXX_XXX_COUSA_EN_EN_X_BLOM_GO_SE_PMX_XXXXXXXXXX&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20366292217&gbraid=0AAAAAD9e5ypo5D3ccH_La_dU3M1oFeBOk&gclid=Cj0KCQjw953DBhCyARIsANhIZoYlnho5hXihULtdUqXmq4SnDP3J6A230TT268px5kgv-3IdqVdUEd0aAvcJEALw_wcB actually 149 for the year is a great deal

KnarfNosam

They're almost scarily transparent over at TT

notquitenuts

TT just had a study last week that clearly showed 0dte credit trades should be closed at a small profit % (ie managed early) over a wide variety deltas. Iirc all trades held to expiration were negative p/l.

TheCitySnake

TT? Okay got it. What about MTZ and FLR for construction?

publicsausage

TT fuck the mods AA CC OOooooooo

TheInkDon1

Hi, thanks for replying. I'm always up for a good discussion. (I'm 61 and have been using options for a few years, and stocks, ETFs, and Mutual Funds much longer. Just to give you an idea of who I am.) "Time loss premium of the **long** Call"? I'm not following. "The entire point of a poor man's Call is that you can exercise it to cover your short Call." I dunno, maybe? For me, the point of the long Call is to act as a *stock substitute*. Then since we should all mostly be selling CCs against *stock* we own, we should go ahead and sell CC's against this long Call. That's how I view the PMCC, anyway. I guess you and others may view it differently. A "stock" position with extra juice from CCs. And most people can't sell naked Calls, hence the "poor man's" way of getting into them without having to buy shares. Sorry, I wasn't accusing you of not posting Deltas, it's just that in that one specific reply I couldn't tell. When you made the post it would've been self-evident, because you and the OP knew the price of GLD. Later here you say you're aggressive on PM**CC**s, and that's what it looked like to me with those strikes (265/285). More on that in a minute. 30-delta CSPs at 30-45DTE, that's pure TastyTrade, and I'm with you on that. Though I lean hard on 30 days, and will often do 28. 20-delta on "real" CCs: why? TT says 30 there too, I think. So as not to lose shares? I roll CCs so I don't lose shares. OR long Calls. I know there are 2 camps on rolling, and maybe you're in the other one? Which might be why you said you never buy back short Calls (or Puts) for a loss, you accept assignment. Two camps on that too, I guess: those who do that, and those who roll. What specifically do have against selling another Call further out that pays for buying back the current one? (Which is what rolling is, of course.) The long Call went up more than the short Call did, so it's not locking in a loss on the overall position. It's just selling more time premium against that (now more-valuable) long Call to allow time for the short Call to either time-decay to where it can be bought back, or for the stock to pull back and suck extrinsic value out of it that way. Lots of ways to skin a cat, of course.

thicc_dads_club

> doesn’t offer advanced order routing I don't know *any* retail brokers that allow you to direct option orders to specific exchanges. Schwab definitely doesn't anymore. It is possible that RH sends complex orders to the NBBO exchange even when there's a better quote at an odd-lot elsewhere, but I'd want to see evidence before I assumed that. FWIW I know TOS considers odd lots when routing option orders. > deep liquidity pools I don't think this is a thing for option orders, and especially for complex option orders. I could be wrong, but my understanding is that all option orders go to the exchanges. Maybe this has changed in the past couple years though, and there's liquidity providers for options that internalize orders. > dynamically adjust or leg into positions the way brokers like Tastytrade or Thinkorswim can I'm not sure what this means. I'm not familiar with TT, but I'm pretty sure TOS/Schwab doesn't convert complex orders to individual orders even if it appears that individual orders would fill better. That would add huge risk to their customer that the customer did not want, which is sort of the whole point of a complex order. I don't know what "dynamically adjust" means in this context either. Complex option orders are always limit orders. Maybe it means that it's easier to replace a complex option order on TOS than on RH? > That’s why traders see huge slippage or sudden big losses when a strike gets tested — the platform just can’t manage complex fills efficiently. This makes no sense. Complex orders are always limit orders, there's no slippage or "sudden big losses". And the platform doesn't "manage fills" in any meaningful way. I think this is just chat gpt spouting nonsense for the most part.

PassiveF1st

air conditioning is a wonderful thing. calls on TT.

PapaCharlie9

> For example, USO 8/15 $63 strike is trading at 1.05 on RH and 1.15 on TT. What are 1.05 and 1.15? The mark? The last trade price? The bid? The ask? Something else? Before you can even do comparisons, you have to be sure you are actually looking at the same quote. The most reliable quote to use is the bid. Assuming you are looking at the bid, the most likely explanation for a diffence is delayed quotes. You have to subscribe to real-time quotes on most broker platforms, otherwise they will default to some delay. Not all delays are equal. Typical amounts are 15 minutes or 20 minutes. If you confirm that both broker platforms you are comparing are both using real-time quotes, the second most likely explanation is differences in UI update times. If you notice that the difference only lasts for a few seconds, it's probably the UI. To conserve battery, some UIs don't update on every tick, they use a fixed interval of seconds. However, they will also make exceptions for high volume chains, like front-month SPY, where the UI will update more often. So if you only look at front-month SPY, don't generalize that to the entire UI.

MillonaireTip

Palantir, in its TT IPO

GortimerGibbons

I had the same problem with eTrade. They would only allow level I options. I tried applying twice, denied both times. Customer service was completely useless. All they could say was options approval was a different department, and no, I couldn't talk to them. I went to TastyTrade. It was super easy. I transferred most of my eTrade account. It only took about three days for everything to transfer, and the transfer process was incredibly easy. I just checked the boxes for the stocks I wanted to port over. With nothing but the initial application, TT gave me everything that eTrade is calling level II. Now, I'm fully engaged with options trading, and my account is up 7 grand. I think it's hilarious because when I brought up the same question you have on r/eTrade, everybody said I was a dumbass, and I would lose everything if eTrade gave me level II.

Lucky_Yoghurt_3412

all this war news... 

AllCapsGoat

In the grand scheme of things, that is honestly low for airline pilots… would almost be unheard of countries like Australia/USA to have a 787 FO with only 1100hrs TT, especially for a national flag carrier airline. 8200hrs TT to be a captain of a wide body is also low imho… some airlines expect 6000+hrs to be a captain of a narrow body doing short haul domestic flights in A320s (or similar).

Gloomy_MTTime420

Just like $OPTT sounds like an old school rap song, “give me some of that O-P-TT!”…$TPET is giving up some T-PET, “some of that T-PET420, yo!” 😂

TheInkDon1

I like Batt, but for some reason I can't stand Sosnoff. I think he pushes the "trade small, trade often" mantra mostly so they can get more commissions. The TT research though is solid. How do you "hold long options against shares"? Covered Calls? 30 days at 30-delta, or are you doing something else?

fartalldaylong

I wish I had enough time...only 2 weeks though. Even a week in Isle of Man during the TT was cheaper, absolutely jaw dropping...the cost of have someone house sitting my pets in the states cost more than all the food I consumed over two weeks.

OmniMan_15

TikTok sucks, it doesn't have live LA protests. Who said TT was anti America?

esInvests

Yeah, there's a lot to the topic. It boils down to the concept that Tom and TT started on the sell side which became their default. They prefer higher POP and accept the capped upside - this doesn't mean it is better, it is simply their preference. In most of their studies, they are demonstrating what we'd call "dumb" strategies: "every month do XYZ" with effectively no filtering applied. Then they show some variation of the sell strategy with "the base does this, if we do XYZ it becomes that". Back to the original discussion and your second paragraph, selling strategies are not generally better - it's simply your preference which is completely cool. The problem traders have is effectively evaluating various strategies. Example, you saying "As someone else pointed out, the advantage of selling is being able to benefit from time instead of it working against you…if you don’t define that as an inherent edge (though it may not be an edge you yourself create, but it is an edge over other types of trading, objectively) then I don’t really know what I can say here." Time being "on your side" is in no way an edge. I've made several posts discussing this and it's a frustrating realization to come to. Don't take my word for it, research Euan Sinclair's work. (btw the reason is because there is no free edge. if there was inherent edge in collecting theta, again, the other side would abandon. the cost to you having positive theta is negative gamma and convexity). Its absolutely essential to evaluate the expected return of a strategy, not it's win rate, not it's POP, etc. A trader can have a long option breakout strategy (i do) that bats a 42% win rate if things go well that is massively positively expectant. conversely, a trader can have a 95% win rate on a short trading strategy that is negatively expectant. the key here i not relegating yourself to buying or selling - there are conditions that massively favor the other. i've learned long ago to simply analyze a market effect and select the best structure that fits that specific opportunity. not default to buying or selling.

A_Dragon

Strategies that involve selling are absolutely more lucrative than strategies that involve only buying. You forget that many strategies such as CSP also involve buying so your claim isn’t true that no one would buy options. Additionally, there are many reasons to buy options even though overall selling tends to net more gains statistically, it just depends on your goals and risk tolerance which are also important factors to consider. Perhaps you’re not aware of the statistics, but this is known and proven. Overall if you cannot at least use CSPs it’s very difficult to gain a statistical edge using options. One of the main reasons people use options is that statistical edge. You can benefit from the ability to play a range rather than being forced into a binary position of up or down, you can benefit from concepts like theta decay and IV crush, etc. I agree that it’s usually best combined with an edge in technical/fundamental analysis but as TT have proven it’s not entirely necessary…so by gatekeeping the sell-side of options you are absolutely making it more difficult for people to generate income.

G4Designs

Huge drop coming to TT, hvac industry is collapsing. Posting my DD on Monday.

DarkVandals

THIS!!! all you meme monkeys need to think this is happening, and all Americans do is make memes and insta/TT/X silly posts. We are so fing cooked!

Prior_North_2456

naw, Mango already knows he goofed, you see that tired look in his face when asked about it because all the lies are tiring. He will have a faggy brunch with Tim on the weekend and beg him to find him a "Deal". Tim will say k, how bout this, we agree to build like a watch or headphones in merica, you call it a HUGE DEAL and tell merica we are bringing $100TT in Appl investment back to merica and we all go back to mooning on tuesday

TheInkDon1

Not irrelevant if you didn't read what I wrote AND what a Professor wrote about why you won't be assigned early. Look at the option chains a week out, 2 weeks out. Imagine you sold those at 30-delta, 30 days out. For Apple right now that's at about 212.50. You'd have to let Apple appreciate 5.5% without doing anything with the short Call just for it to get TO the money. Then as I showed above, another 9% move for that short Call to get down to where the little 26-cent dividend even makes it slightly attractive. Sure, if you want to put on CCs then never look at them, then yeah, 3 out of 10 times you'll get your shares called. But look at your positions just each weekend and you'll have one, two, three opportunities to see that they're being challenged and then take action. (Assuming you sell at 30DTE.) Options aren't "set it and forget it" like B&H is for stocks, but the extra return of TT-way CCs is worth looking at your account(s) just once a week. (The 36DTE AAPL 27Jun215C at 27-delta is selling for 2.81. Do the math and that's a solid 14% apy just from selling CCs. Probably more because you're taking them off at half and reloading.)

Prior_North_2456

There has been lots, india China Japan have all told mango 🥭 to struggle and stop lying about every conversation. Didn't matter. Mango talks about middle east investments bounces around jumpers between $1-7TT while princes be all like, ...sir, all I ordered was a coke and small fries, put them in the bag Dun matter,

OgreSpider

Stock trading app. I had a bad experience with Robinhood when they froze my GME (and everyone else's, also) and Vanguard has the worst mobile site and app in the universe, and when I did research TT came up pretty well reviewed

-IQ200

Believe it or not, calls on AZZ & TT 

Alert-Essay5612

Can you exit out of a trade profitable pretty fast on TT?

Stephen_1984

An S&P 500 index fund or individual companies? The former is typically positive over 10 year periods and longer, the latter varies widely. Losing all of your money doesn’t usually happen with large caps, but losing half is possible. Doubling is a matter of luck with individual companies. Over the past few years, LVMH (LVMUY) has fallen, Trane (TT) has been a rocketship and AirProducts (APD) has gone nowhere. I didn’t buy Nvidia (NVDA) until after most of its gains.

Bobbythebuikder

Hahaha I thought you were shit posting but he actually posted this to TT

saruin

His sovereign wealth fund too likely for shit projects like AI or "saving TikTok" (I.e. turning TT into a right wing propaganda machine).

The_Egg_

We love HVAC here. TT, JCI, and others working well. Do you work in the space?

templar7171

100% legit, the LLC has been in existence since 2013. And I have more than enough for PM. Does TT prefer smaller accounts? My erroneous day trade call question is because that is one thing that Fidelity messes up a lot -- though Fidelity has positives in other areas.

Fragrant_Witness_713

Yeah, the same BS posting you see on FB, IG and TT we now just saw from this OP. I am sure he just cut and paste. The prices people are quoting are simply not accurate and are constantly disproven by using the App. McDonalds just wants people to use the app.

Temporary_Ability996

TBH, the OF gals are already feeling it, if the stripper index represents the general disposable income people have to spend on sex work. TT influencers & OF girls will bring about the True Liberation Day 

Valuable_Sea_4709

Toyota just replaced my engine on a recall. 22 3.4L+TT V6 Tundra, my original engine came from their first run of engines, and they left some machining debris on components, that might eventually break off and tear up the engine. Dropped it off Thursday morning, Picked it up Monday evening. But that was just 100,000 trucks, 2 models, one plant that made an oversight in a brand new design that MIGHT be a problem that's slowly made apparent over months. This is 3 plants, 600k vehicles, and it's a defect in a key component, not an 'oversight', but a real mistake that can just instantly kill the engine.

Hot-You-7366

lol i buy puts... TT freezes so i sell them at a loss. i write email to TT... while im writing my trade works out would of netted a couple k... then come back to a two green candles thank god i didnt buy a put at the mini bottom

_hiddenscout

Looking forward to some earnings after close: AEIS, CLMB, FTAI, GFL, KLAC, META, MSFT, MYRG, PTC, SFM Also strong numbers from $TT this morning * Q1 Non-GAAP EPS of $2.45 beats by $0.25. * Revenue of $4.69B (+11.7% Y/Y) beats by $230M. * Strong enterprise bookings of $5.3 billion with a book-to-bill of 113 percent. * Enterprise backlog of $7.3 billion, up approximately $500 million

Street_Peace_8831

Yes, “TT”.

TesticlesSpectacle

I don’t even have TT Stop telling me what to do head ahh boi

deaconleather

Ha Awesome thank you! Definitely not planning on selling naked right now but figured I would happily take the approval for if/when that time comes. I just want vertical spreads at the moment and Tasty already seems very intuitive. I appreciate the resources a lot! I will for sure check them out. I’ll probably keep ToS as well because I’ve set up some cool custom indicators on the chart and am not sure if I could replicate in TT. Thanks again!

Prior_North_2456

And when the world continues selling USA Bonds, when Japan and China say get fkd and dump, USA is cooked. They already figured out the weakness to this whole circus, the USA has like $40TT in debt and skyrocketing, once the cost to service it doubles I bet you lose another notch in the credit ratings then it costs more again. If I remember rightly the entire tariff profit strategy could have been replaced with a 5% sales tax.

Bojanggles16

That 3 days to ship is why we don't do TT anymore. Got a lot of traffic way too fast and couldn't physically scale up in 3 days.

drewc717

Amazon ads unfortunately. I'm new to TikTok shop and think TT could suit my product really well, but I've cut my ad spend to $0 waiting to see what the tariff war does because I'm in physical products made in China. I really was looking forward to TT Shop. This whole year has been a pile of fuckin aids.

BudmasterofMiami

You provide no information to backup your statement. The market WANTS to take off, it’s waiting for HF’s and Institutional Investors to jump back in with their $20TT. I have a bunch of Leaps and I will clean up by end of summer. I don’t care about daily ups and downs as long as market stabilizes and big money comes back in as early as possible. I’m heavy in small caps as they will go up the most.