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I'm not sure I fully understand assignment risk
As the title says, I'm not sure I grasp assignment risk. Since I started actively trading a few years ago, I've spent 90% of my time with futures and cash settled indices (SPX, NDX, RUT) with the remainder of positions being single leg options on American style tickers. One of …
Selling too early?
I have historically had a hard time selling and held through bad corrections. Of course, now I’m on the other side, selling too early. Time might prove me right or less wrong, but my question for the group is whether it is a mistake to sell red hot stocks like …
I probably shouldn't have...but I did anyways. Wish me luck.
C'mon Reta!!
Google Gemini co-lead Noam Shazeer to join IPO-bound OpenAI
(Reuters) - Noam Shazeer, a vice president of engineering at Google and co-lead of its Gemini artificial intelligence models, said on Wednesday that he will leave the company to join IPO-bound ChatGPT maker OpenAI. Shazeer's move comes as leading AI firms compete for talent while racing to develop advanced models. …
Market manipulation going on against Adobe, Intuit, Salesforce, and other software stocks
The IGV ETF sector is down at levels not seen before. Adobe beat expectations and is still getting punished. Salesforce stock has fallen consistently every single day for the past couple of weeks. A Goldman Sachs analyst downgraded Intuit. I would love to know how much the investment side of …
Just started trading much more methodically. Yeah it's easy to be a winner in a strong bull trend; I'm not deluding myself in thinking that I'm a genius now. But here's some direction on resources that got me to this point
I have a bad habit of digressing. I think it'll take several posts to put down all the thoughts in my head right now. So I'll try my best to contain myself in this post. Check out my post history to confirm I'm not a guru and not trying to …
Is FLNC majorly slept on in this AI power boom?
Hear me out. Everyone is chasing the obvious AI plays like chips, cooling, and the hyperscalers themselves, but the biggest bottleneck right now is not compute. It is actual electricity. Data center power demand is going parabolic, the grid literally cannot keep up, and interconnection delays are costing these 500 …
Another ADBE post so prove me wrong
I was heavily invested at Intel at $20/$30 when everyone said it was a dying company, and make a very good profit. Now I believe Intel is highly risky at these prices, so looking at my next investment. I have so far about 500k in Adobe at $220 price. There …
How long do you expect the AI gold rush to last?
I just read an article from the WSJ that in Asia from cab drivers to everyday investors people are pouring a lot into AI-related stocks these days. The most notable ones are companies like TSMC, SK Hynix, and Samsung. The AI-related industry is currently in a growth stage, since insatiable …
what prevents TTWO from achieving a $100B valuation within 1 year?
They have the talent, legacy IP and now AI has come along and made creating software very cheap. Not to mention the scarcity value of being one of the few publicly traded gaming companies. GTA VI should be the most memeable content in a while. AI enables them to make …