Wtf ppl on ktt trade stock options lol I’m weak

youtubers normalized that s*** for young people

Wow i went all in on south west like OP said and its down 3.5% ive lost hundreds of dollars so far

Come defend yourself

if you look at past recessions majority of gain opportunity on the turnaround occur in the month or two after hitting the bottom. just setting buys lower than market around various entry points can make you a lot of money quick and you dont have to sweat about it

What technique are u talking about? Whats it called? How does it work?

U cant just "set a buy" at any price for an unlimited period of time. Youre talking about a call option it sounds like?

R/wall street bets

OP dumb as s***

wow op should delete his account now. theres no coming back from this one

I knew I shoulda bought a put on this s***

STOCK TRADING 101 IT ALWAYS DOES THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT U THINK

can u explain theta in an easy way

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thanks op im broke now

So is op. He blew his life savings on this s*** and now his family kicked him out and he has nothing

airlines might be a good bet but they also could go bankrupt if the bailout gets tied up at the department of treasury for a while

also they're def gonna go down more before they go up

they have no way to generate income for months lel

short term trading airline stocks in a market that is heading for another 30-40% hole is very risky

U think its gonna drop another 40% from where its at now?

I'm like 90% sure that the dow will go down 25% more.. 30-40% definitely seem possible in the next couple months

well taking investment advice from random strangers on the internet has gone well for me so far, so i guess i will listen to u

investopedia.com/terms/l/limitorder.asp

You're right on the unlimited period of time point. i use td ameritrade and you can set limit orders to expire any time up to 6 months if not filled. basically let's say a stock i want is at $150 right now in the market and I believe it will go down 20-40% from the current price. I can place various entry point limit orders to buy shares at $120, $112, $105, $97, $90 (really any price this is just hypothetical entry points between 20-40% lower than $150) and if the market price from now until 6 months when my order expires hits any of those price points I set orders for, my order would be filled and I'd receive the however many shares I intended to purchase at those prices.

Obviously you can set any price, and up to your a***ysis and how much risk you are willing to partake in you could hedge more around the safer drop i.e. 20% and place your orders in tiers like purchasing 10 shares at $120 for $1200, and maybe 4 shares at $90 for $360. 20% drop is more likely to occur than 40%, so that is the thinking here, you likely would get your order filled at $120 eventually in the next few months if you're pretty certain the price will drop, and if it drops even further which might be less likely your order for 40% lower at $90 may or may not get filled.

cool

read my post above this one for my strategy. but basically if you look at historical data around the past recessions, the absolute bottom range only lasts some 2 weeks to 6 weeks on average. if you average buy various price points on the way down to these bottoms, you can make a lot over time because you'll have entered at a significantly lower price point than majority of investors who would buy on the way back up.

so let's say a stock goes from $80 to $20 over a 6 month period, historically, it would only hover around $20-$25 for 2 weeks to 6 weeks before bouncing back to anywhere from $30-$40 for a stretch of time as bull market starts back over and people begin to slowly accumulate around this point.

If your average entry on the way down is like $25-$30, within 2 to 6 weeks of these buys you're already up anywhere from 20%-60% whereas majority of smart investors would probably buy in around this $30-$40 range on the way back up, and the average person who doesn't know s*** about stocks and markets would wait until peak of $80 is recovered which could take anywhere from 2-5 years on average from bottom.

so while the average person would probably be at an overall loss or hovering even from selling low and buying back at peak recovery $80 2-5 years from bottom, you could be up almost 300% when peak recovers 2-5 years from bottom if you implement disciplined limit buy strategies and don't fret or change your plans over short-term fluctuations in either direction. It basically just puts you ahead of everyone else by a wide margin for doing something small over a 2-6 week period of time.

i get what you're saying, but using the limit buy thing dosent actually provide any kind of advantage over simply buying in bulk a bunch of stocks once the market has reached some kind of bottom

that's my plan. keep it simple. im waiting until i feel comfortable that things have bottomed out, then i'm putting in all the money i can and leaving it for a year or two

if you time it better this way, you're actually making superior returns also, because you have bought more stocks at the lowest price possible. of course it really all comes down to your timing

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