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Ask HN: Would you be interested in being provided daily option plan entries
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marketgod
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I just re-read your message and thought of something with regards to the 30 stocks you are playing with. Suppose you have $10,000 in AAPL for 52 shares. You can buy AAPL Jan 2019 195.000 call for $1170 for 1 contract. Now suppose you plug t
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I am not a mathematician or I would be able to do this better. Basically you can buy calls and puts to simplify it. This way a shift upwards/downwards will cause your options to shift inversely. You end up being liquid in that event an
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Does cool matter? They were under $40 a share 5 years ago.
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marketgod
8y ago
Look into a high interest savings account at the minimum or ladder GIC's for better rates.
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marketgod
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You are going to wait a long time. S&P is going to $300 this year.
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I did the same but it's not too late. I can turn a $40K account into $100k easily.
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They have the best API as well and 2FA.
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There seems to be a trend lately with many tech employees asking what to do. I was really thinking of creating a service to tell you when to buy and maybe sell, or when I sell. I use volume patterns, chart patterns to get in and out. The bi
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If you bought the S&P with 50% and held the rest of your money in assets that don't fluctuate alongside the market or hedged, you can buy the S&P at the low and it always recovers. Others keep their portfolio completely hedged
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Stocks returns are low, look into options if you have risk tolerance.
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You can use the stock market to save the emergency cash. Just invest it wisely.
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I buy options. Way better returns than anything else.
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Buy your own domain. It's worth the investment in your brand.
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It just got added to the S&P 500 so this means it's finally gaining acceptance as a stock.
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I know this. ;) Just based on volume patterns and the chart. My last few bets: Monday: GOOGL needs to break over 1338 on good volume. 200K on a 3 minute chart. June 8 1140 calls. TSLA needs to break 296 with 275k volume on a 3 minute chart.
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You can track the movements of the odds for already scheduled games and look for movements in the odds/spread that are unusual. Off topic, but to make money: You can open an account with a book in both home countries, and try to bet th
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Twitter is on the verge of breaking out. $47 a share is a good target by end of July.
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marketgod
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Neat concept but the news is just noise for the markets.
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I was rethinking this, what about the corner 3? Shooting it wide open/with a defender running up against you looking to block.
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It always perplexed me why the people who were great at math could not figure out how to spin the ball of the backboard and score from anywhere on the court without athleticism required.
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marketgod
8y ago
In America maybe? Here the maintenance on a car is insane, Canada.
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Look at the S&P 500 for the last 100 years. Does it always recover. Your scenario is far out and would require the entire society to change. Might as well take advantage of the fact you know this information, if true.
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Look into the options market. Especially in choppy markets you can make a lot of money. Edit: To add to this instead of using the mutual funds as a store value and being scared of holding stocks, you can buy puts as protection on your stock
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The fastest rate of return in the public markets is betting on the contract market not holding stocks long term, imo.
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If you enjoy doing it, then it's a great incentive. If you do it because it saves money, then how else can you earn more money instead?
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Don't forget to calculate the increasing maintenance cost, gas cost, and risk of using an older car.