/biz/ - Business & Finance

>2. Netflix (NFLX) Stock
It may come as a surprise to many that Netflix has edged out Apple in terms of gains. The most dominant on-demand video streaming company closed 2002 (IPO year) at $0.79. Today, shares of the company are trading at $270.75 to register returns of over 34,172 percent.
34,172%
Your face when you realize crypto is joke

>>15672304
>>15672320
so what you're saying is that the real moon missions were hidden amongst the memes?

>IF YOU INVESTED IN THIS ONE COMPANY YOU'D HAVE MADE 1000% RETURNS! WHY DIDN'T YOU JUST BUY IT WHEN IT WAS TOTALLY IRRELEVANT AND HAD NO FUNDAMENTALS BEHIND IT AND THEN PREDICT ITS FUTURE PERFORMANCE?!

>>15672304
Buy
>NIG
>276% UP YTD

>>15672320
For every netflix there were and are a thousand pennystocks that will literally go to 0.

>>15672304
what are /biz/'s picks for the next monster, netflix, etc

>>15672320
yeah what it took, fucking 15 years. won't be around by then

>>15672320
>Your face when you realize crypto is joke
Netflix 34x...I've made 44x in an options position in less than 2 years.
First round Uber 5000x
First round Facebook 10,000x
BTC up 20,000x?
ETH up 1,200x?

Most shitcoins are a joke but crypto is legit.

>>15672304
You ever trade the options market anon?

>>15673376
Hello can you tell me what strategy do you use on option trading?

>>15673376
>Netflix 34x
It's 341x sorry for my case of brainlet thinking

>>15673442
>Hello can you tell me what strategy do you use on option trading?
I've tested a few
The one that went 44x also went 26x.
Buy long dated out of the money calls when the sp500 dumps. when the position value double sell half and let the rest run.
You ever tried options?

>>15672304
Name the ten for the next decade!

>>15673462
no I have never tried option but I' ll try some strategy
Is a there a correlation between S&P dump?

>>15672304
Brave is going 10x soon, get in on BAT while you still can faggots.

>>15672364
Same goes for crypto. The difference is there are like 5 cryptos that made it, vs thousands of Companes

>>15673462
How will you know whether the S&P dumped? Technical or percentage eyeball?

>>15673881
>no I have never tried option but I' ll try some strategy
Learn to trade options form ex floor traders
https://www.youtube.com/user/tastytrade1/videos
I would start by selling a put on cheap stock you would own anyway.
>How will you know whether the S&P dumped? Technical or percentage eyeball?
Martin Armstrong has a super computer that makes price predictions and it's really accurate. He has 6,000 years of economic data in there. I highly recommend you read his stuff. That's where I got the trade idea that went up 44X
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/blog/
http://ask-socrates.com

This board covers options trading in detail
>>15604905

>>15673994
Isn't option market an efficient market more than the traditional one? Or are there more inefficiencies in ? Why?

>>15674242
>efficient market
this is a meme, the efficient market hypothesis comes from academics who really don't understand markets.
Learning about computational complexity helped me realize that markets are simply predictions about the future. The future is not computable even if you had all the required variables.
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travelling_salesman_problem <-- TLDR you have to guess about prices.
Seriously just put a trade on and collect profits and it'll stop the intellectualizing about if it is possible.
The reason I do options on metals and etf's is for no default risk so I don't have to analyze a specific company.
Tasty trade did research showing there is a 5% edge in selling options, it's like insurance premium.
TLDR just put a small trade on to start once you make some money your brain will intellectualize on how to make more.

>>15674465
hi than you
why there is a 5% edge in selling options?

>>15674646
>hi than you
is this a sentence?
>why there is a 5% edge in selling options?
the actual price range in smaller than the expected price range. Go watch the video on tastytrade?

>>15674646
>hi than you
I guess this was
hi thank you

>>15672320
Bitcoin went from 30 cents to 14k
based retard

>>15674900
>the actual price range in smaller than the expected price range

New to option.. could you explain what you mean?

>>15675714
>the actual price range in smaller than the expected price range
sorry typo
the actual price range is smaller than the expected price range
watch these
https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/market-measures/episodes/actual-vs-implied-moves-07-16-2019
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amao0pJE1XI

>>15672351
A bit like the meme zoomer shitcoins that get shilled here 24/7?

>>15672351
just beat the market bro, that simple

>>15672304

>1. Monster Beverage Corporation (MNST)

>>15672304
>ccn.com
What is this, a knockoff of CNN? lol

>>15675015
in half the time too