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| I’m gonna start off by saying I posted about Intel before earnings the other day and it was a total dud. Well they beat on rev and earnings but guided lower. I’d still say it’s bullish long term. They have their own foundries and make good cpus, pay a dividend and it’s a legacy boomer stock that’s Prbly not going under. Never recommended buying short dated calls. However it has gone down. I was wrong as most people usually are with the market but I stand by the fact that being long on Intel isn’t a retarded play.
Ok. So I acknowledge I’m not perfect.
But is this you?
“Using straight futures or calls? I like the Feb calls that expire after the USDA report, because you can get the 4.90 for less then 8 cents presently “
https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=1140763&posts=...)
I guess it’s a subtle difference between saying go long Intel and buy short dated otm corn calls. We were both wrong. However YOU SHILLED 8 cent SHORT DATED OTM CALLS IN A DOWNWARD MARKET ON A COMMODITY IN A HIGH INTEREST RATE ENVIRONMENT BEFORE A CROP REPORT.
Which I suppose people make mistakes but my god that fing gap that had just been made on the corn chart was massive. And gaping. It was a massive gaping gap that would be prbly be filled. And not acknowledging that in your original post to buy calls and even posting a chart that conveniently leaves the gap out well idk man. I’m not a very bright person. Hell, I farm in Greenville Mississippi. But I see two options here. You’re absolutely dog Sh*t at marketing. Or you’re actively shilling bad plays.
I think it’s the latter
So go on and keep trying to fleece the American farmer. You sure sound like a good guy and post lots of “relevant” information and you don’t use bad words like “retarded” So it’s easy reading and gives me Hopium as I watch a good price spiral into the abyss
And here’s that gap that you so conveniently left out
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How often should you sell if you want to hit the top of the market?
