TeslaSmurf
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I told you the spring was loading: market makers couldn’t have a better occasion to chop many bull option day traders’s heads. Don’t do day-trade options until the market is stable (maybe 2024): the news of the new car set the perfect trap along with some FUD by the MSM. Nothing has happened to the company’s fundamentals (totally positive), so it’s just a market wave. Stronger than expected: better, so I can buy more at a lower price. No doubt it will BUT if you buy options you likely can’t hold (nor it’s reasonable). I started buying prudently around 250 and now the average is about 245 which is good. What if it falls even lower? Better: the average falls too. Of course, you can do it if you are not overexposed with options. Patience, prudence, calm and next week or the following I’ll be deciding if to partially cash out or hold longer. NO HURRY, no options, no panic, no pain
TeslaSmurf : Buying like crazy
ThirtyOne TeslaSmurf : ^
Benny0809 TeslaSmurf : Take your time, don't worry!
TeslaSmurf : I told you the spring was loading: market makers couldn’t have a better occasion to chop many bull option day traders’s heads. Don’t do day-trade options until the market is stable (maybe 2024): the news of the new car set the perfect trap
along with some FUD by the MSM. Nothing has happened to the company’s fundamentals (totally positive), so it’s just a market wave. Stronger than expected: better, so I can buy more at a lower price. No doubt it will 
BUT if you buy options you likely can’t hold (nor it’s reasonable). I started buying prudently around 250 and now the average is about 245 which is good.
What if it falls even lower? Better: the average falls too. Of course, you can do it if you are not overexposed with options. Patience, prudence, calm and next week or the following I’ll be deciding if to partially cash out or hold longer. NO HURRY, no options, no panic, no pain
ThirtyOne TeslaSmurf : Well said as always.