I don't trade on Robin Hood anymore I just use it for the chart and some options sorting.
I think the very bottom was around -90%
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I don't trade on Robin Hood anymore I just use it for the chart and some options sorting.
I think the very bottom was around -90%
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I'm guessing your insane spike is GME?
Staying in things I was ahead of the game in until after Reddit found out mostly.
It was really easy to lose money on GME before the pop. I bought some options last year with like a november expiration that expired worthless.
I sold the moment markets opened with my remaining contracts. I went from 500% up to 350% up on that contract so I’m still totally happy with how it turned out in the end.
Also my put is doing work today and should probably make up for that 150% I lost out on.
I bought 5 GME yesterday with profits and another 14 june $15 GE calls to bring my total to 30.
I need to plan my exit point for CCL... I've made like 45% since I purchased, but looking at pre-pandemic it was normally in the $45-50 range. so it would still have another $15 to get back to normal...
Oh in that case I'd set a trailing limit stop with whatever you're ok losing and set it to expire as far out as you can. If it ever goes X% below the highest point since you bought, it will sell and X is whatever you are comfortable with. If you want to pull out earlier for any reason then just cancel it and sell normally.
So how long do we think GME can stay above 100 this time?
I just tried to short it but didn't have my eTrade margin account set up.
Well $BB sure dumped today lol.
Really starting to seem like GE is a good long term play. Price target was raised recently and it actually had afterhours activity which is realllllllly uncommon for this stock.
If it was going to break 100 it would have been today. There's upcoming catalysts, not a good time to doubt.