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That's exactly what John Taylor said. Market goes down, Apple topples, market keeps rising, Apple breaks through the ozone layer. Long term though, I wouldn't worry too much about Apple.
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Originally Posted by cRazy dav0
i sold my apple call before the dip ... one of my better 2 day stretches in the option market ... back to being fully liquid ... i still can't believe this market run ... but i'm not complaining
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by cRazy dav0
i sold my apple call before the dip ... one of my better 2 day stretches in the option market ... back to being fully liquid ... i still can't believe this market run ... but i'm not complaining
I need to look for an options broker. Thanks for reminding me. Which one do you use? Pros and Cons?
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
NKE should get to 120. Don't see any reason not barring some kinda global turmoil.
Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES
Dav0, what kind of stocks should I get into on a day trading level? I'm just starting out.
Originally Posted by Azndood21
I bought into BAC at right around 7. I was thinking of putting another $1,000 in. Any advice on whether or not this is a good idea?
Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES
@ Freakydestroyer I've been eyeing this thread closely. what do you recommend? I'm a student with no job, so I have the time and capacity to learn something new. My funds are limited anyway, I have about 500 to blow.
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES
Dav0, what kind of stocks should I get into on a day trading level? I'm just starting out.
Ones with high volume or currencies. Even though I believe everyone has a different trading style, I am strongly against rookies trying to day trade right off the bat.
When you say currency, do you mean other countries markets? Start betting on China's dough for example?Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES
@ Freakydestroyer I've been eyeing this thread closely. what do you recommend? I'm a student with no job, so I have the time and capacity to learn something new. My funds are limited anyway, I have about 500 to blow.
If I'm in your shoes, I would look into currencies because there's no fees. If you trade stocks, you can burn that $500 quick just off fees and commissions. Or I would roll the dice with options. But both options and currencies have high risk/high reward. I would just save up until I get up to $2000. If you want me to get real specific, I'd throw the entire $500 in LNKD now. But that's just my opinion.
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Thanks dav0.
I would roll the dice with the NKE 115 and 120 options for April. IMO
Better yet, I'd try some BAC options if it keeps seeing higher prices on higher volume.
When you say currency, do you mean other countries markets? Start betting on China's dough for example?Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES
Originally Posted by cRazy dav0
Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Thanks dav0.
I would roll the dice with the NKE 115 and 120 options for April. IMO
Better yet, I'd try some BAC options if it keeps seeing higher prices on higher volume.
i can't trade bank stock/options ... work related
i'm missing out trust ... and i know no one will ask but i can't give inside info either
Originally Posted by DaBottom305
Do anyone think its a good idea to invest in Sprint?
They're at $2.80 but their 52 week high is $6.45.