Say disney is currently at $92.

Today is friday. The put seller (Jack) agrees to buy shares at $85 by next friday..

This weekend passes. Lets say on Monday it drops to $80.

The put buyer (Jill) exercises the option.

Who is selling 100 shares to Jack?

I was told a put buyer (in this case Jill) doeant need to own shares in order to buy puts. So if Jill doeant own shares, who is selling Jack those 100 shares when Jill exercises

I’ve been looking into WY as there balance sheet is solid and yet it seems under appreciated by investors. I could be wrong but their EV/FCF ratio is 12.08 suggesting they could be highly undervalued. Do you guys have any thoughts on the company?

Is AI going to tank tech stocks instead of helping them?

Anyone remember 3D printing? Lol does anyone else feel like AI is being hyped up right now?

I know the argument can be made about the internet in its beginning stages but let me ask you this if jobs get replaced by AI then wouldn't you think that it would hurt companies as now there could possibly be less people purchasing its products? Don't you want more people having jobs and there

Out of all the semis $WOLF has been acting like a dog, management is silent while the stock price gets decimated, PAPA Elon didn't help either when he announced his plan to pivot away from Silicon carbide but on the other hand ON semi bounced back from that meanwhile WOLF is making multi year new lows for the past month, down %55 in the past 6 month.

What are your thoughts on that dog?

I had a subscription for a very long time and their researches and picks are usually fairly decent, just haven't renewed the last couple of years and was wondering if anything changes plus their current stats.

Good Friday evening to all of you here on r/stocks! I hope everyone on this sub made out pretty nicely in the market this past week, and are ready for the new trading week ahead. :)

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S&P 500 closes lower, notches a second week of losses, following disappointing consumer sentiment data: Live updates -

Discussion: If you had to invest in one country's stock market long term, which country would you choose?

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After earnings tumbled -27% over 4 quarters, the S&P 500 is beginning to show signs that a profound "earnings recession" has finally come to an end and reversing course. According to Standard & Poor's published earnings for their index:

• 2023 Q1 vs. 2022 Q1

Does anyone else here think the Disney selloff may have been a bit harsh? I get that long term it may not do as well, but it’s lost almost 10% after earnings. I personally think it may be due for a bounce, and as such I put a bet on some 6/16 $95 calls that are currently down about 30%. Never a good feeling, but thinking there may be a bounce before then back to $97-$98 range. How do you all feel about that?

Hey,

I did this tought experiment few years ago and it worked amazing. Its very simple you have 10k you choose 1 stock and this one gets locked for 2 years. Which one do you choose ?

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