Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

no it complicates it. I've never seen that happen

 

Picked up a few more shares. Looking for a sideways day tomorrow and a big gain mon-wed.

 

I asked my friend if they were familiar with the old saying

hard times make strong men
Strong men make good times
Good times make weak men
Weak men make hard times

Yeah... they had no idea what I was taking about....
Shame

 

So, we’ve seen it over 300 for what? At least a few minutes during 5 days in 6 months? Had I bought everyday it was under 300 and sold every time it was over 300, I’d have played this pretty, pretty good

 

Well I feel like it answers it for me. It couldn't do that if it was a direct, mathematical correlation not subject to sentiment.

 

i've still never dipped below my buy in price on my 600c...

 

It could if the volatility part of the formula suggested a strong possibility for a quick recovery. Each down day this month was followed with recovery. So maybe the GME formula is just whack right now

 

it went down a little, but still green. I bought these when the share price was around $245

 

Mine aren’t going up per-say but I’m still a couple hundred in the green and bought them around 235. They do randomly go up to +$8-900 though. I haven’t seen it happen either.

 

there's some FUD in this house
there's some FUD in this house

 

For the 2nd time today the stock has moved up $5 instead of down -$90

 

The numbers for ya

 

Imagine not buying at 213!

 

This volume is suspiciously high for a red day

ATM offering complete

 

When would we find out? AH?

 

Maybe I'm wrong but I also think there wouldn't be a bid/ask spread if it was a strict, mathematical correlation to the stock price. The price would just be the calculated price wouldn't it?

 

You can adjust your price when selling calls. So there is some of that

 

I feel like tomorrow will be just another gruesome day. May by some more shares late tomorrow evening

 

I know nothing, but I'm thinking it's kind of like an ETF where for the most part the price is 99.9% tied to the price of underlying securities but there's some room for sentiment.