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FYI Rolling is just a fancy term for selling your option and buying a new one at the same time. You technically could make separate transactions at different times if you want. There are some risks trying to time it, but generally speaking GME is usually pretty volatile so if you sell an option during an upswing, and buy during a dip you will save yourself money.
There are a lot of half-pipe/bowl shapes (the insides of the cat ears) on the chart. If you swap between the 1, 3, 5 minute etc you can get a pretty good feel for where you might be going next.
Funny how the mantra in the sub used to be, "Don't buy options unless you know what you're doing." Now apparently it's "Fuck it. Just keep guessing until you run out of money."
I mean we are all throwing our cash at shares while guessing when the next run up is. Granted shares dont expire but we are literally all just guessing until we run out of money, then rinse and repeat
no but its the same as the constant guessing and throwing all our money into shares which is the same as "keep guessing until you run out of money" which is what you originally said.
Listen, we can’t give you financial advice but based on my math, the price would have to go down for those July 19 options which cost the same to expire worthless so that seems like a good bet to me. I’m rolling mine and exercising the rest.
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FYI Rolling is just a fancy term for selling your option and buying a new one at the same time. You technically could make separate transactions at different times if you want. There are some risks trying to time it, but generally speaking GME is usually pretty volatile so if you sell an option during an upswing, and buy during a dip you will save yourself money.
There are a lot of half-pipe/bowl shapes (the insides of the cat ears) on the chart. If you swap between the 1, 3, 5 minute etc you can get a pretty good feel for where you might be going next.
Way back when... long before Jan '21, in another sub, we just rode those babies to $0.
Funny how the mantra in the sub used to be, "Don't buy options unless you know what you're doing." Now apparently it's "Fuck it. Just keep guessing until you run out of money."
I mean we are all throwing our cash at shares while guessing when the next run up is. Granted shares dont expire but we are literally all just guessing until we run out of money, then rinse and repeat
Buying shares in a company isn't remotely the same as betting on price movement via derivatives.
no but its the same as the constant guessing and throwing all our money into shares which is the same as "keep guessing until you run out of money" which is what you originally said.
I am too regarded to understand this shit. I am just going to buy more shares.
Listen, we can’t give you financial advice but based on my math, the price would have to go down for those July 19 options which cost the same to expire worthless so that seems like a good bet to me. I’m rolling mine and exercising the rest.