Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I don't do options, but presumably that means that people are very bullish on the price, right?
That might be a bit simplistic.
Options price tells you more about the value investors place on risk management moreso than how they value they have placed underlying stock itself. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
Not sure if you mistyped, but the 747 isn't affected. It's just the 737 MAX (specifically), which is relatively new and is in fairly limited use. It'd have an impact for sure, but it's not like Southwest's fleet of 737's would be entirely grounded or anything. Here's a list of 737 MAX deliveries by airline, and here's a more succinct summary from USA Today:
Nope. Misread. Because I'm a moron. yeah, I'm guessing those bitches get grounded. Might get ugly.
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
I don't do options, but presumably that means that people are very bullish on the price, right?
I'm a million miles from an option guy, but if I were trying to trade them I wouldn't conclude that. I'd conclude that:
1. They're out of the money by $30.
and
2. There is volatility.
That would be the end of what I would want to conclude from that tidbit. [Reply]
Boeing currently at $371. I just put in a limit order to buy a small amount if the price gets to $350 or less. Will probably never execute, which is fine. [Reply]
Originally Posted by wutamess:
$1500 to put on something besides an index fund for years. What you got?
TTWO has treated me well over a long period of time and it's been down a fair bit this year. Plus, I feel like I'm investing in the promotion of auto-based crime sprees. [Reply]