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The COO of Beyond Meat, Doug Ramsey, who got arrested last month for biting another guys nose also used to work for Tyson Foods. lol

 

Oh man...This is tough...I'm up nearly 40% on my $100 11/18 $DIS calls I bought 11/3 on the dip to $98 for this earnings anticipated run up...It dipped but is now starting to rip.
But if they have ANY positive earnings they're going to 2x...
I bet park attendance is through the roof from this last quarter...
TV will be mediocre
ESPN is an albatross (priced in?)

Uggggghhhhhhhh

 

"Tastes like chicken..."

 

Where's that picture of Buffet saying something like Nobody regrets settling for 40% but many regret holding on and getting 0%



I almost played $DIS earnings too but instead went more into $BBIG.

 

as stated yesterday, $SPY hits 381 and am out. got out of $SPY calls and loaded 1/3 position $SPX puts

BUY +10 CALENDAR SPX 100 (Weeklys) 28 NOV 22/25 NOV 22 3450 PUT @.85 LMT CBOE
this order filled.
when and if $SPY hits 381.99 loading my first 1/3 on single swing puts, strike 350, dec 16 expiry, target $355 first trim.

 

Crazy man...NO idea why you would reference some made up meme a guy posted on a truck site...this is real money we're talking about here!

 

I grabbed some negative nellies on that little blip to play the home game...

 

what's "nellie" @TreeFortRichard

 

added first 1/3 position on $SPY swing puts, no single options yet.
BOT +10 VERTICAL SPY 100 16 DEC 22 370/360 PUT @2.79

 

Just a reference to the taking of a bearish position on the market...it's implying a negative outcome for the country economically...

 

thank you

 

Saw them at Expo East. It looks like a Rubbermaid tub.

 

boy that stance changed quickly

 

Depending on what happens tonight it could change right back.

 

Regardless, it’s going down!

 

Of course. The moon always goes down. lol

 

How does this affect stonks?

 

$GME after hours movement? NICE

 

have to remember we also have CPI on thu, if it's coming in hot we could free fall on fears that the fEDs will raise int rates more than expected