r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Options Trading Thursday - Mar 23, 2023

This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on stock options, but if options aren't your thing then just ignore the theme and/or post your arguments against options here and not in the current post.

Some helpful da

What is the next big bang obvious investment theme?

Most of the big market moves for the last several years can be examined in hindsight, and you can see they were pretty obviously telegraphed.

Examples... Nvidia low $100's when AI hype was just starting to build. Netflix $160 when hype about their ad tier pivot commenced. Treasuries, early 2022 on furious rate hike demand/spec. Energy, on Russia's launching another terrorist invasion campaign. Cryp+o demise. Banks, late 2022 on panic in European

How to play the market with Margin

Today was a great example of the mistakes that we all have made and the manipulation that occurs often with the ridiculous Margin rules within the brokerage houses.

Notice carefully how the market was positioned on the short side ahead of the Fed meeting.

The Fed spoke and somehow it was taken as “good news”. Short positions were in trouble. Pressure put on the shorts to sell.

The brokerage houses started calling all their clients about t

ETF price question

Hypothetically if someone were to sell 1 million shares of spy would the price be drastically affected or does spy’s price change based off of how the underlying assets perform only, or does selling spy in a huge order like that affect the assets like aapl for example. something i’ve always been curious about

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I made a Black-Scholes calculator for those that are interested. Free, with no ads.

Finance student here, I'm taking an options & futures trading class and couldn't find a good Black-Scholes calculator out there.

I don't know how much people use the formula in day-to-day but I made an app that calculates it with the Stock price autofilled. It's free and has no ads.

Let me know what you think!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/black

OTC ADR No Longer Active - What are my options?

I hold FLTDF - the pink sheets OTC ADR for Flow Traders - in my Schwab brokerage account. The ADR went in active and when I click it Schwab says “please enter valid ticker.”

I planned to hold this for a few more years, but what would by my options if I wanted to sell? Also wondering if I’ll still collect dividends since it basically shows it’s not recognized.

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Panic caused by Ackman

Does anybody else see how Ackman always loves making “world ending” headlines which are always almost extreme ends and causes panic all along?

He did this in Covid. Then did for Russia where he called for WW 3. Now he is going astray with his Banking crisis whining.

I mean I understand there are risks but is there any way to police his tweets which I won’t be surprised are manipulation of markets? Can their be an enquiry by officials on this?

If you can only invest in 1 company and must hold it for 5 years, which would you choose to max your return?

I'm not saying I have a friend going to jail for five years, but let's pretend I did. And this friend only wants to invest his money in 1 company. AFter he gets out he will need the max gains to start his pretend life again.

What company would you invets all your money in for 5 years to do this?

Now I could go on and on just to make sure this post isn't automatically rejected for not having a body with enough text, but I know Reddit an

VKospi data - where to find individual values for calculations?

Hello all,

does someone know where I can find VKospi data as individual values, best in an excel table to download? Basically, it is the VIX data for South Korea.

So far I could only find graphs to download. But there are many research papers for which the data could be obtained. One said mentioned this source: South Korean stock exchange. However, I could not find it, maybe because I don't speak Korean.

Thank in advance for your help.

I met a relationship manager who says he can give me (10%+) better than my current (4-6%) How legit is this?

I am generally happy with my current portfolio and manager, the returns have been relatively stable as the stock market has ebbed and flowed. However, more money is always better, and so I'm always on the lookout.

While I know basic investing, it's not my forte and I'm usually ok with someone else managing my money. But I want to maximize my returns (don't we all?)

Based on what I've read, those numbers do not seem unreasonable


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