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That looks pretty sick. Like a combination of a Tesla, the car from The Wraith and Nightrider.
Oddly enough. I might add more shares. I still believe they have a good Block Chain model.
I really had high hopes for TRIT. It was one of the few SPACs who had a business model I really liked. Too bad they had to fuck it up with the CEO cross-ownership shenanigans.TRIT back down to 8 and change, seems to be about the class action lawsuits re-rearing their ugly head
Before the fuckery with the largest customer being about to declare bankruptcy and owing TRIT 7 million AND being owned by the same CEO as TRIT, yeah I liked them a lot as a long term play. I don't trust them now. If they got bought by someone trustworthy I might circle back.I took profits off TRIT, but still have some... You thought it was a long term hold, is that still your opinion?
My basis is 8.30... so I'm in a good spot
It has driven me to (as I posted a few days ago) move away from QQQ as my primary core ETF and over to FTEC (Fidelity's Tech ETF). FTEC doesn't have any companies from the XLC (Communication sector) so no TWTR, GOOG, GOOL or FB. That makes me happy. I will still trade the QQQ's because of its liquidity, but for buy/hold its now FTEC. And its net fee is much lower than QQQ (0.08%).Every conservative millionaire should short the fuck out of twitter, it's a fucking shame they aren't
It has driven me to (as I posted a few days ago) move away from QQQ as my primary core ETF and over to FTEC (Fidelity's Tech ETF). FTEC doesn't have any companies from the XLC (Communication sector) so no TWTR, GOOG, GOOL or FB. That makes me happy. I will still trade the QQQ's because of its liquidity, but for buy/hold its now FTEC. And its net fee is much lower than QQQ (0.08%).
TQQQ is 3x leveraged. FTEC is non-leveraged but uses a different index. I will find my post with the info and reply to it so it comes up.How does it compatre to TQQQ?
Ive been using TQQQ over QQQ to park money while trying to figure out next move
Some research later, FTEC (Fidelity's tech sector ETF) uses a different index to mirror (MSCI USA IMI Information Technology 25/50 Index) than the XLK. It has a much larger basket of holdings and includes a lot of smaller tech companies. It has a smaller net expense, a slightly lower exposure to the big 5 at the top (AAPL, MSFT, V, NVDA and MA) and outperformed the XLK over the last year buy about 3.5%. Neither the XLK or the FTEC have enough liquidity in the options market to trade them week in and week out, but FTEC may be my go-to as a portfolio long term hold for the tech space. QQQ still outperforms FTEC by about 2-3% due mainly to the QQQ having big chunks of GOOG, GOOGL and FB. But of course my objective is to eliminate them from my portfolio.
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CongratzBlazin im dodging the AAPL bullet. It got close there earlier in the week.
Did the math and opted to take them rather than roll. I end up down just under a buck a share so Ill just sit back and throw some weekly covered calls. Its KO, so not like I am worried about it. I am actually going to think it through and maybe slot it into my portfolio as a hold since it covers a sector I need exposure to and the dividend yield is nice at a $49.75 cost basis. They have some tax liability issues they are fighting in court and it really tanked it the last 3 or 4 days. If they win in court it should take a nice pop back up.Yup just another example to be patient, resold calls for 2/19 $145 strike, did you take your KO shares or close it?
Did the math and opted to take them rather than roll. I end up down just under a buck a share so Ill just sit back and throw some weekly covered calls. Its KO, so not like I am worried about it. I am actually going to think it through and maybe slot it into my portfolio as a hold since it covers a sector I need exposure to and the dividend yield is nice at a $49.75 cost basis. They have some tax liability issues they are fighting in court and it really tanked it the last 3 or 4 days. If they win in court it should take a nice pop back up.
I know you hold it long term. How do you think I ended up choosing it for the option write. I, of course, blame you for it tanking after I wrote itLong term hold for me as you know, can make steady income on it selling options. Have been selling $55 strike calls against it last few months but now with price sub 50 those aren't going to pay crap, just be ready to sell a call on a price spike