You bought high, sold low, and your dumbass is gonna let that prevent you from getting on the 🚀
$Palantir(PLTR.US$ 6 out of last 8 days have been green. Approaching highest levels in a month. The institutional side could care less if retail is down on this stock because they are accumulating at these prices. Institutional shares owned have increased in 7 of the last 8 quarters and I’m expecting this quarter to have incredible IO gains.
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I block accounts with no name, pic, trading history or posts that try to follow me. Sorry hedges
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Dons hobby : I hope you kill it.
Don
Dons hobby : Sure you will
AlphaWolf01 : I am starting to pity the fools who went bearish and shorted Palantir, started to disappear into their void
Mike HuntOP Dons hobby: I hope you still have that PayPal call. The institutional side has already started manipulating the price up
Dons hobby : I will have it till I hear I shouldn't.
Thanks appreciate it.
Don
Mike HuntOP Dons hobby: Here’s a little insight into how you can tell if the hedge funds are bearish or bullish on the stock. People often compare the number of calls to puts assuming calls are bullish and puts are bearish but that metric doesn’t work because calls and puts can be either bullish or bearish. So here’s an example of a put that is bullish. This is the May 20 strike price 95 put option. It has huge open interest. When you open up that option you see that the transaction for $21 million was a week ago. This is clearly what is called selling a put to open. It’s just like when you short a stock. The hedges sold at the eight dollar price and pocketed the $21 million. Right now they could buy a put to close of the same number of contracts and because it’s now selling for about $4, they would make about $10 mil after only having the position open for a week. But what they will most likely do instead, is let the price of the put drop even further and they could even wait all the way to expiration before they buy the put to close the position. If they end up buying those puts for one penny apiece then they basically will pocket the entire $21 million that they received last week when they opened the position. An option position can be open four ways. You can buy a put to open (bearish), sell a put to open (bullish), buy a call to open (bullish and what you did Don), sell a call to open (bearish).
Dons hobby : So if they do it right they control when they are going to sell so just before they do they kinda like buy the back end and end up with the up and down control ?
Am I thinking right ?
Dons hobby : How do you know so far out what the stock will do ? Not to mention what stock for that situation and time frame, And when the expectation date. I am sure there are many numbers that you research but I think that's not all you use, because you know it so well and have done it so many times you are looking for the CORRECT stats and people like me are trying to find the stat lol.
Mike HuntOP Dons hobby: The way you know what the stock will do is based on deciphering what the hedge fund positions are. Because 85% of all traded volume every day is non-retail and because of the fact that they have several trading advantages the truth is that the market is completely rigged and they can move prices in any direction they choose with extreme exceptions. Most retail loathes the fact that the market is rigged which in my estimation discounts the fact that it’s actually the best thing about the market. That price-fixing gives it predictability of outcome. And if you’re not stupid enough to try and fight a stronger opponent and instead you look to trade with them you will win.Their prime tool to control the direction of a stocks price is the market maker who is from their side of the tracks and is one of their buddies. That is the person or entity that controls what the bid and ask price are and the only one who can legally naked short even though hedge funds do it all the time when they’re not acting as a market maker.
Mike HuntOP Dons hobby: So my game is having my antennas out to identify when these significant institutional positions are taken. They nearly always are on the winning side of the trade. I have about a 75% success rate and my failures are generally my misinterpretation of what their position was.
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