/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57625687
/rereads twice

I don't get it. Spell it out in plain English?

>>57625696
if you don't understand, you shoudn't get involved

>>57625696
he's saying to buy call options for $1000 NVDA for Feb 23rd.

>>57625687
whats the thesis here anon? seems unlikely but its dirt cheap, good vol, so i'd take a shot if you can convince me with some alpha

>>57625747
Fuck it go 1300. Scared money don't make money.

>>57625747
They are building the physical body of the antichrist and before it all goes poorly, you'll become very wealthy holding their stock.
t. a schizo who is very much not giving financial advice

>>57625747
OpenAI just came out with the ability to create video, so maybe it has to do with that? Once you combine that with there metaverse, you’ll basically have the Oasis in ready player one.

>>57625802
why this date and strike schizo anon. A 30% pump in a few days seems unlikely.

>>57625978
>he's coming next week, anon, and he's going to find you with the power of AI

>>57625802
NVDA has pumped 30%+ in 8 days close to earnings before so its not totally unprecedented. i dunno anon. defn a biz schizo play

>For the record, at the time of this post, I have no positions in NVDA, but I'll probably open one in the morning for 1000c
500 contracts will make a milly

>>57626325
>i have a massive dick and a million honey badger tokens which are going to the moon soon and all the anons on 4chan are going to be sorry they didnt listen to my genius and your mom will give me a billion dollar loan for my honey badger business where im going to help people with my honey badger tokens

>>57626339
I'd investing everything I own in those calls before i put a dime in an ugly animal themed shitcoin
stay in your containment thread

>>57626325
sounds like a larp anon but im thinking about throwing a few dollars at this or similar... the volume is telling. i am a NVDA/ai bull too

>>57625747
I am retarded so please explain this to me.
You purchase a call option to buy NVDA at $1000 on February 23rd, so you make profit if NVDA will be $1000 + premium at that date. And according to this image there is a lot of volume relative to Open Interest so it is expected that someone smarter than me is buying it and the price is expected to go up. Am i right so far?
So why should i not just buy the stock at its current price and sell at $1000 instead of paying the premium for the right to buy at $1000. I know that if the price does not reach whatever you want all you lose is the premium, but still. Can someone explain it to me like i am a child.

>>57626552

>>57625687
aint nobody got $175 to waste on kike gambling schemes retard

>>57626608
But how exactly? If i have $10 000 and buy this call option for $1000 NVDA at Feb 23rd, then want to exercise it i will still only have $10 000 to do so with. What am i missing here?

>>57625687
>this is not financial advice
fuck off from /biz/ then retard

>>57626644
oh boy that's not a very nice thing to say i think all animals are beautiful in their own ways including the honey badger i think this anon is a meanie head maybe he should try buying some honey badger tokens and his life will change as for the gambling schemes i think you should always gamble on honey badger tokens because they literally can't go tits up

>>57626608
>>57626649
Or do i just get a loan after the fact that i have succesfully obtained the right to purchase the stock at $1000 when its current price is $1500? Do banks give you a loan if you just show them you can instantly repay? They should i guess.

>>57626658
You can also just sell the call before the expiry date. You should google up and read moar

And now for another stupid question to the board: my Schwab/thinkorswim only goes to $795 strike price—how to see the $1000 calls?

>>57626552
buying the stock costs you $750. It goes to $1250 you make $500 on a $750 investment, or 66% return.
You buy the Call for $1.75, it goes to $1250, you make $250 on a $1.75 investment, or a 14300% return. If you invest the same $750 as above you make $62000.

>>57626649
You can just sell the call. An option will ALWAYS be worth at least its exercise value. You'll even get a bit more because it still has some time value as well.

>>57626706
>bro just buy a 7 day call option expecting 50% jump in price bro

>>57625687
Just play the Qs. Theyll mirror NVDA candles on the earnings report

>>57626552
a higher vol/oi ratio indicates unusual options activity. this CAN mean smart money going for these calls. pretty good ratio and vol for calls around $1000 (considering this is FAR OTM) so it could be a okay play

>>57626658
IIRC you have three days to settle up. Is that correct, traderanons?

>>57626735
I'm just showing the math of leverage, not making any claims on NVDA price movements you triple nigger.

I'm with Schwab, and when I click 'Options' under -- for example -- SMCI, this is what I see. What I don't understand is what the fuck any of it means. I understand it comes due in the time interval I select, and since it's a call I must select a dollar amount above the current price per share, but... it's all Greek otherwise. And what's an OI?

>>57626767
Strike is the level at which you can exercise the call. i.e. a 1080 Call means by exercising the call you can buy the stock for a price of 1080. Bid is the price you can sell an option at and Ask is the price you can buy it at. Last is just the last price the option traded at.
OI is Open Interest; the total number of options that is being held by the market.

>>57626767
Open Interest lil niga...dumbass niggaaaaaah

>>57626784
Thank you.

>>57626786
I've never done this before, faggot. Most haven't.

all the NVDA shit has been priced in, you are throwing away money on the top
yes, whatever news you're expecting, that's what was being priced in in this runup
you are late, schizo mfer, and frankly you deserve to lose it for investing in what you think is the antichrist

I own two Nvidia stocks..so this should be interesting

>>57626851
Shares, anon. NVDA is the stock. You own two shares.

>>57626856
I OWN 3 NVDA COINS ON SCHWAB CHAIN

>>57626856
Sorry it's early morning. Meant to say shares

>>57626831
The NFLX continuation was nuts

>>57626706
Oh i see, and you pay for that leverage with the risk of losing 100% of your investment. Makes sense. Let's say i only have that $750 and the price goes to $1250. It is now obvious i will make immediate profit but have no funds left to exercise my right to buy at $1000. Is there some way to easily loan money from the exchange or something along those lines? Banks are so fucking slow it would take three days to even get a sit down with and employee (for plebians like me).

>>57626713
>>57626690
Ah okay thanks ignore my latest post these answer the question. Me on the left.

>>57626876
>brought to you by [redacted]
please G-d let it be sooner rather than later

>>57625687
someone screenshot how to do this order in fidelity.

>>57626644
Look here, Playing with FAT will earn reward points at the same rate as playing with USDT! FAT is listed at 0.02, a mere 1/50th of USDT, making it 50x more cost-effective to earn those valuable reward points by playing in FAT. Hit me up when you make your first gain anon

>>57625747
Op needs to answer this fucking question already. What’s the damn thesis

>>57631104
he's playing 21 feb earnings anon. he's expecting a similar result to may 23 where it pumped 30%+ its a clown market so its possible

>>57625687
Getting FUN before the bullrun is

>>57626649
Go watch a YouTube video, retard
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com/

>>57625687
I think buying Puts on SMCI is the better bet.