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Guess the market thinks the spin-off of Solventum $Solventum (SOLV.US)$ and its $8B+ revenue stream wasn't such a hot idea. 3M $3M (MMM.US)$ down 13.3% on the day.
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A Simple Options Strategy
My options trading strategy is simple, but it requires a bit of research. There are a few factors that I consider in my decision making process when deciding on what options contracts to buy.
I take into account the technical levels for the specific stock I will be buying an option for.
I search for news catalysts or economic data releases that can move price.
I pay attention to options order flow.
I account for the overall macroecono...
My options trading strategy is simple, but it requires a bit of research. There are a few factors that I consider in my decision making process when deciding on what options contracts to buy.
I take into account the technical levels for the specific stock I will be buying an option for.
I search for news catalysts or economic data releases that can move price.
I pay attention to options order flow.
I account for the overall macroecono...
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Hi, mooers!
After learning the short sale data in the post: "Gain insights into market sentiment with short sale data", I bet you are looking for some case studies. Here they are.
Have you heard of the $GameStop (GME.US)$ short-selling incident? Follow us to see what happened!
GameStop is an American video game retailer. GME shares traded at around $20 per share at the beginning of Jan 2021. When Jan ended, shares closed up more than 1500%. How d...
After learning the short sale data in the post: "Gain insights into market sentiment with short sale data", I bet you are looking for some case studies. Here they are.
Have you heard of the $GameStop (GME.US)$ short-selling incident? Follow us to see what happened!
GameStop is an American video game retailer. GME shares traded at around $20 per share at the beginning of Jan 2021. When Jan ended, shares closed up more than 1500%. How d...
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US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell said his goal is “to get wages down,” complaining workers have too much power in the labor market. Economist Michael Hudson says this is “junk economics,” and corporate monopolies are driving inflation, not wages.
“Wages are running high, the highest they’ve run in quite some time,” the Fed chairman lamented.
Workers need to be disciplined by the labor market, he insisted.
Powell argued, “There’s a path by which we woul...
“Wages are running high, the highest they’ve run in quite some time,” the Fed chairman lamented.
Workers need to be disciplined by the labor market, he insisted.
Powell argued, “There’s a path by which we woul...
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At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday mooers! How's your Christmas going? Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ: Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Every major index moved upward, R...
At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday mooers! How's your Christmas going? Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ: Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Every major index moved upward, R...
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I'm trying to understand the call and put option.
Please correct me if the below is wrong.
Much appreciate for your reply and explanation.
Buy call options = Buyer get the premium immediately? buy at the higher than current price which expecting the price will raise in future?
Sell call options = Seller pay the premium immediately? Why need to sell it if price expect to raise?
Sell put options = Seller get the premium immediately? sell at the lower than current price which expecting the price will drop in future?
Buy call options = Buyer pay the premium immediately? Why buyer choose this?
Which one is able to buy or sell in order to receive the premium?
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Please correct me if the below is wrong.
Much appreciate for your reply and explanation.
Buy call options = Buyer get the premium immediately? buy at the higher than current price which expecting the price will raise in future?
Sell call options = Seller pay the premium immediately? Why need to sell it if price expect to raise?
Sell put options = Seller get the premium immediately? sell at the lower than current price which expecting the price will drop in future?
Buy call options = Buyer pay the premium immediately? Why buyer choose this?
Which one is able to buy or sell in order to receive the premium?
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