/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20655744
>Doesn't know what a sector rotation is
I talked to bank employee yesterday. He told me there is one woman coming in every month. She doesnt really know how to use brokers or how to invest, still she comes every single month and orders the bank to buy stocks from the biggest companies, in any sector that really dumped this month.

She is doing better than the vast majority of people.

>>20440824
I once went to a synagogue in Budapest for a Yiddish concert. German speakers were the only people able to understand the lyrics. The jews themselves had no idea what they were singing as not a single one spoke Yiddish anymore.
A bit sad.

>>19108688
When a biomeme goes bust its usuallly a denied FDA approval
Just guessing

>>18112117
When you buy call you buy the right to buy a certain stock at a certain point, for a certain price. Your risk is limited to the amount you put into the option.
-> Time is working against you and makes the call less valuable over time
-> If your Call expires worthless, thats it. Thats all you lose.
-> Your possible gain is infinite. If the stock goes up 5000% then you can retire with a single call.

When you sell a call you give away the right to buy that stock off of you at a certain price at a certain time. You hope for falling prices.
-> Time is working for you, as the call becomes worth less and less to the buyer
-> Your risk is infinite. If the stock goes up 5000% you apply for bankrupty.

Think about all the up and downsides of options and mirror them.