Boiler Room: The Official Stock Market Discussion
Thethirdpew
Banned
Learn spreads. You will lose money doing naked calls. Don't trade weeklies.I've watch a few options videos today. I need to paper trade it to get feel more
Thethirdpew
Banned
I was honestly thinking of doing this as well. The only problem is that google Facebook and Amazon are on the governments microscope for antitrust.
who_better_than_me
Time to go!!
Just be grateful he’s receptive. I tried to put my brother on and he decides it be a better idea to give me the money, so I can do all the investing and Just return the profits to him. Haven’t talked to him since that conversation(July).
who_better_than_me
Time to go!!
Amzn most likely will be the next company to do a stock split...
Good video on what kind of approach to take to the markets in terms of how long you plan on holding a stock:
KalKal
Superstar
Looks like a one month in the money call would cost about $13,000. But I still might buy one and just keep rolling it forward every 2 weeks to see what happens.
who_better_than_me
Time to go!!
I wouldn’t do a call on amzn. Not without a known Catalyst. From my experience apple and tsla offer much more volatility
Rickdogg44
RIP Charmander RIP Kobe
A bunch look like MIP picks
I've watched a bunch of Jeremy this weekend. I may just follow him
Jeremy is good for entertainment even if you don’t go buy his picks he could be a radio/podcast host without the stock talk probably
A bunch look like MIP picks
I've watched a bunch of Jeremy this weekend. I may just follow him
surprise he hasn’t gone the podcast route yet
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Chicken loves it
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Everyone I've seen analyze CAKE says they are gonna be fine and grow after all this is over but it's worth posting this here, some of these chains are probably done
At least a half-dozen name-brand U.S. restaurant chains are facing significant unpaid debts and potential bankruptcy filings linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Restaurants aren't getting the same foot traffic with many states shuttering, or at least restricting, indoor dining, social distancing measures being enforced and fewer customers willing to make the trip out. And with unemployment above 10%, many who ordinarily would spend money at restaurants simply don't have that option.
Bloomin' Brands and Denny's Corp., the companies behind Outback Steakhouse and Denny's, respectively, are the largest publicly traded American restaurant companies that S&Preported would be most likely to default on loans
Applebee's and The Cheesecake Factory also are on the shortlist of chains that may not be able to pay down their debts. Businesses that default on loans often are forced to file for bankruptcy protection, close locations, liquidate assets or some combination thereof.
California Pizza Kitchen Inc. recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and entered into a restructuring agreement with senior lenders to reduce long-term debt.
CEO Jim Hyatt said the plan included $46.8 million in new financing to keep its restaurants operational, and that hopefully the company could complete the bankruptcy process in three months.
S&P found that while the odds of chains defaulting has eased in some cases, the greater problem lies with consumer spending -- or, in this case, lack of spending.
At least a half-dozen name-brand U.S. restaurant chains are facing significant unpaid debts and potential bankruptcy filings linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Restaurants aren't getting the same foot traffic with many states shuttering, or at least restricting, indoor dining, social distancing measures being enforced and fewer customers willing to make the trip out. And with unemployment above 10%, many who ordinarily would spend money at restaurants simply don't have that option.
Bloomin' Brands and Denny's Corp., the companies behind Outback Steakhouse and Denny's, respectively, are the largest publicly traded American restaurant companies that S&Preported would be most likely to default on loans
Applebee's and The Cheesecake Factory also are on the shortlist of chains that may not be able to pay down their debts. Businesses that default on loans often are forced to file for bankruptcy protection, close locations, liquidate assets or some combination thereof.
California Pizza Kitchen Inc. recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and entered into a restructuring agreement with senior lenders to reduce long-term debt.
CEO Jim Hyatt said the plan included $46.8 million in new financing to keep its restaurants operational, and that hopefully the company could complete the bankruptcy process in three months.
S&P found that while the odds of chains defaulting has eased in some cases, the greater problem lies with consumer spending -- or, in this case, lack of spending.