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>>20317836
I have literally been lecturing on this general about the options chain manipulation on TSLA for almost a week now

>>20314720
Deep short dated OTM calls.

>>20309185
>Any opinions on this play?
Play the deep OTM calls
EVERYONE is expecting a correction.

Reminder that the play this week as the past 3 weeks is to watch this week's (7/17) and next week's (7/24) deep OTM call activity and hop in on some insane gains from following the TSLA options chain manipulator

>>20286551
>>20286581
>>20286601
Just play these deep OTM contracts

>>20277748
Play the options contracts. Follow the market manipulator with a fraction of the risk. All of these call pumps are simultaneously being met with 1000 puts.

>>20273731
Dude just buy and sell the same short dated deep OTM options as the TSLA market manipulator
These premiums went from 0.05 to 4.5 dollars in the span of a day.
20k invested in these same options, a 90x return, would turn into 1.8 million. Don't hold the underlying.

>Okay, one more time, just to summarize.
Options bro here. I was talking about the TSLA options manipulation in this general the past few days. I thought it was going to run out of fuel but instead the calls shifted from 2000c to 2500c. LOL
That might mean this could continue next week but people are catching on to this pure gamma manipulation. You can try to follow this to flip these same dumb contracts but its based entirely on the market manipulator. It is an all or nothing play. You also would need to watch the options chain for TSLA like a hawk. These premium spikes last only a few minutes at most. You slam that market sell option as fast as you can when it begins to spike.
I am not getting involved. I had my fun on the rodeo but there is a VERY real chance of a rug pull on this strat.

>For brainlets
Someone is doing the following:
Call buyer has shares from months, maybe years ago.
Buys thousands of short (7/17) 2500c contracts.
Call seller buys shares to cover the contract. Call buyer is selling their shares at the same time to cause a run up
Algos see price rise, begin bidding on the same contracts because of sudden increased volatility.
Call buyer of contract now also makes money flipping their contracts.

if you want to know what a "professional" pump and dump looks like. This is it. And by professional, it needs to be someone that can throw billions of dollars around. Something like a bank or a government run hedge fund.