The implied volatility is making shit a bit costly. Im thinking of running the $40 strike out to Jan '21 on the next real dip.I am taking my profits from SHLL and running a call, strike of 30 for end of August.
Whut?
LGB is great and I was gladly paying extra $100-200 per flight to fly domestic and avoid the LAX nightmare
cool looking and convenient airport to get in and out of, its the city council that made it a unworkable dumpster fire for jetblue. WAY more money to be made at LAX.
Who where you paying extra money to by the way? LGB has the lowest yields of any of the LA basin airports.
For those who are looking at airline stocks. I'd remain cautious about picking AAL. Business is still way down, and pretty much everyone is expecting early retirement and or furloughs to get dropped in the coming months. Lots of rumors flying around, but the only hard truth is business is still below 1/3 capacity during the busiest part of year. It aint pretty from the inside, and I can't imagine there isn't some ugly news coming.
How is that any different than the situation at DAL and UAL?
TSLA $2k or bust!
This book sounds like my next read.
Tesla up in premature 7%, $1650. For fucks sake
Tsla is a good stock for chasing money at the moment. It will never have the revenue or income to justify it's price, so it's a very bad hold.
Man. For as much as I harp on that stupid stock sure would have been nice to buy some back in March about now. I need to adopt the millennial condition to investing from now on.
NVDA up 14% in the last 14 days. If it weren't for TSLA goijg vertical this might standout and have people talking.