COST
Costco Wholesale Corp
stock NASDAQ

Ah yes, GOOG at 16 P/E is too expensive but COST at 48 P/E would be a good investment to you?

Nor do MCD or COST. Both fine businesses, but the multiple on those is too high. Costco’s multiple in particular is well into ridiculous territory

They could invest in Uber, Netflix, UNH, ACN, MCD, COST etc many more.

these are stocks i have positions in, want to add to, or start a position in - AMZN, COST, BRK-B, NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, GOOG, RDDT, WMT, NFLX, SOFI, JPM, KO, MU, MELI, ASTS, VOO, QQQ
any of these worth buying? I bought 1 share each of goog and asts today

my watch list - AMZN, COST, BRK-B, NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, GOOG, RDDT, WMT, NFLX, SOFI, JPM, KO, MU, MELI, ASTS, VOO, QQQ
any of these worth buying? I bought 1 share each of goog and asts today

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My brother in Christ, PINS was net income negative the past two quarters. You are cherry picking. Look at the entire picture. In this stage, the revenue growth is more important for RDDT. 2 years ago the revenue was 30% of what it is now. Being able to look at EPS growth is a luxury because the margins are so exceptional and it's only been going up relative to previous years. Looking forward, projected growth is still phenomenal and even the projections are typically conservative. I can't argue against wanting to see more growth, but does that mean it's not a growth stock deserving of a growth multiple? As long as it keeps growing. It's current P/S 26' is approximately 10.
You can't argue this thing deserves to be at a 15 P/E. Pins TTM P/E is 68. RDDT is 35. So doesn't that mean RDDT deserves to be TTM P/E of 68 if we're comparing peers? When is the last time SNAP sniffed a profitable quarter? Not to mention other sectors have mature companies growing 10% are trading at 50 P/E in this market. Fucking COST is 50+.

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Did you ever find what happens when you go and look at the option options chain or scanner, and select the strike to sell?
There is a lot going on and traders make discretionary decisions what strike to use.
I want to automate that part for making trading more consistent and hopefully more profitable
First attempt I went with a naive delta range. It was something like 24-38, then turned into a map for ranges, separated on calls and puts.
It’s still didn’t work well sorry so I added more maps to adjust for stock prices, and IV ranges.
That worked for a while, and market settled in this beard, current flat and implied volatility where a lot of names get a narrow premium distribution across strikes. What happens is premiums get clustered around ATM strike.
Which means delta range has to extend to 45-48 on puts
I decided it’s time to build a model which going to look at greeks, expected move and determine delta range for strikes.
It tools a while to build a model that determines ranges reliably across different securities, separately for calls and puts. I wanted closed richer puts and more distant calls.
This was one of the most fun project I did. I have a full test suite to validate results, but I haven’t quite figure out how to make test inputs automated since they have to come out of some other model or calibration data.
I’m also not using any historical data or backtesting, again same problem what’s the test inputs.
Still, it works with remarkable consistency. I run it today on a bunch of names, NBIS TLT COST CHWY just random liquid names and all strikes from delta ranges were well defined. I was looking and yup that’s where I’d look to sell premium.
Has anybody build anything similar? As a model, math formula basically, rather than set of rules.
Anybody interested to compare results, even empirically for discretionary selection? Let me know the names, I can reply with results (when market opened)

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So now you’re saying the average person should gamble their retirement on far dated put options?
I highly doubt most FA’s even utilize options as it’s incredibly risky. Everyone was screaming doom and gloom last year when SPY and QQQ both dropped over 10% in a short period, and if an advisor would have bought puts for “downside protection” those positions would have went to zero or would be significantly down right now.
The funds you are talking about are often holding consumer defensive companies and it’s not exactly a hidden strategy to buy into those during times of market instability. Everyone knows about WMT and COST. This is not some sort of super secret hidden strategy. And buying ETFs/mutual funds every month is not stock picking. Trying to completely time the market with all of your money and buying single stocks would be a hell of a lot riskier.
Never said to hold SGOV for a long time either. I use the fund to sideline money when the market is struggling and then rotate the money back in when the market turns. This is how I got all the funds I’m invested in on discount last year when people were panicking. Right now I just use SGOV as an emergency fund and otherwise I’m fully invested.

Need Feds to raise rates pronto. We need the dollar to be saved AT ALL COST!!!