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Sanrith Descartes

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Well I sold out my AMZN position from my sofi fun money account, get ready for the double beat.
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Tmac

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My IRA's are like -2% still, but my individual account NEEDS MOAR JUICE:

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Ranak

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I finally got back into the green on my ROKU today. The same stock I did not sell at $450, $400, $350, $300, $250, $200, $150, or even $100. Luckily, I doubled down and bought 15 more shares in the low $40s late last year. I suck at picking stocks and should stick to my VTSAX etc., but just can't do it.
 
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Sanrith Descartes

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How bad of an idea is it to buy the big afterhours dip here? Seems tempting.
2-year chart. Its in a zone of lots of support/resistance and it ran up a ton during the regular session. I own it and like it long term. That said, I dont buy this dip. $93-95 is a better entry point in my opinion.

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Sanrith Descartes

Von Clippowicz
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Two Long Strangle ideas for earnings tonight after the bell. If you think AAPL/GOOGL will move 5% in either direction on earnings after the bell. This expires tomorrow at the close so its a one move and out.

AAPL
Buy the 142 put expiring tomorrow for 63 cents
Buy the 157.5 call expiring tomorrow for 72 cents
Looks for a 5% move in either direction. Total cost is $135 per contract

GOOGL
Buy the 101 put expiring tomorrow for 89 cents
Buy the 112 call expiring tomorrow for $1.50
Looks for a 5% move in either direction. Total cost is $239 per contract
If you bought the GOOGL strangle above you are making some green.
 

Jysin

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Apple shouldnt have been a surprise to anyone paying attention. They had repeated warnings of supply chain issues linked to China shutdowns, coupled with the fact they pushed their MacBook Pro model release from Q4 into Q1 2023. There are quite a few positive tidbits in the release though, so I would expect dip buyers.
 
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