Recorded 12/11/2020

Am I crazy or is Tesla a "sure thing"?  Is there ever a "sure thing"?

Current Events - How to - Trading Psychology - episode recorded Saturday, December 11, 2020. 

Today we discuss:

Current Events: Starbucks stock left up 5% the day after investor day, as predicted. Tesla issued $5 Billion of stock - all sold on Wednesday.  JP Morgan issued guidance that Tesla was only worth $90 a share (but they happen to have a large short position they are trying to unload before next week...) Rite-Aid hits close to $20 / share.  California water futures start to trade.  Bitcoin's wild swings.

How To:
The many various ways I researched Tesla: investing norms of index funds, prior price action when added to the Nasdaq, short interest, short interest ratio (don't believe the headlines), former ceiling of 600 now acting as a floor, calculations of amount of stock to be purchased in the 6 days around 12/21/2020, looking into an SEC filing on insider trades.  Why I bought $1000 and $750 calls in addition to my $650 calls.  Expiration dates.  Stocks that trade in ranges (like Rite-Aid).

Trading Psychology:
Reasons why some people may shy away from "sure thing" investments, even if all the homework has been done.  Is there "never" a sure thing?

Running time approximately 33 minutes.

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