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Hyatt Hotels Corporation
stock NYSE

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It’s certainly popular but their prices are upper mid - for example a basic plain white tee will cost you at least $30- they are like H&M with “classier” and more aspirational branding and marketing.
I see a ton of Aritzia being resold, which does mean it’s a major player right now, but it also means it’s being consumed as fast fashion (and it is, their stuff is manufactured at the same factories in China lower priced brands are). It’s hard to see a lot of upside for that kind of business model as it relies on people consistently buying more like I’m talking 4-6 “hauls” a year spending a few hundred a pop just to get rid of it all within a year or two.
I would have to study their fundamentals and finances to give a better answer on valuation!!

Hi, you might not've seen my book recommendation because I think it was in a fork of this thread after you. But if you will, reach **Chapter 7** of this one, Assignment Anxiety. Just 4 pages:
[Options for the Beginner and Beyond](https://www.r-5.org/files/books/trading/schoolbooks/W_Edward_Olmstead-Options_for_the_Beginner_and_Beyond-EN.pdf) by Professor Olmstead of Northwestern University.
It's a pdf, so click and read.
What he'll tell you is that as long as there is any time/extrinsic value in the option (look at it in the option chain to see), you won't get assigned early.
5 cents is pretty safe, 10 cents is very safe.
There's a special case where if a dividend is coming up, it might be attractive for the contract holder to exercise; that's called "dividend capture." So keep a 10c buffer PLUS the projected div amount to stay safe.
The reason for all that is: when you *exercise*, **you forfeit the extrinsic/time value**. It just goes away. You buy the stock at the strike, but that extra value in the option disappears.
So a Call holder would almost never want to exercise. Instead, they'd SELL the Call and use the money toward buying shares.
An example: you OWN the Nvidia 125C for this Thursday's expiration, 03July.
That thing is absolutely buried $33 ITM at 95-delta; surely there's no extrinsic/time/hope value still in it, is there?
Would you want to *exercise* that right now?
Why or why not?

Answer here: [ NVDA Deep ITM Call](https://imgur.com/a/AF5MMT4)
There's 2 parts to that, so scroll down.
If you're not super-confident in your basic options knowledge, that book has you covered.
**Chapters 1 through 6** get you to LEAPS, which you're already doing. Just 52 pages.
Then **add Chapter 14**, Covered Calls. That's just 5 more pages.
Put them together and you have the Poor Man's Covered Call. "Poor Man's" because you don't have to have enough money to buy 100-lots of stocks, you can control 100 shares for a fraction of the cost.
Technically it's a Diagonal Call Spread, and the short Calls aren't called CCs in that context, but they act the same.
I think it's helpful to think of the LEAPS Calls as *stock substitutes* that we hold for a while (like a B&H investor), and like that investor, we should be selling CC's against them.
If you will, Google this phrase: "InTheMoneyAdam PMCC" The first hit should be his PMCC tutorial. Watch it. Read the book chapters I called out. Watch it again. Repeat until you have just those two concepts down cold.
Because honestly, I think the PMCC is all any of us really needs. (Anyone serious about building wealth, anyway. Or living off that wealth in retirement.)
Cheers!

Ah yes, I also hate the "when boobs" posts but they can't be bothered to add the letter H in When.

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I’ve got ~$40k in a fidelity 401k with virtually all of it in an S&P 500 index fund.
Looking to split the money coming into the 401k into a few more funds, maybe one with a bit more upside and one with a recession hedge.
If you were you invest in three index funds, what would you pick?
Looking to retire in 20-30 years.
The funds available in my 401k:
SP 500 INDEX PL CL F
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SP LC GRW IDX CL F
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SP LC VALUE INDEX F
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TRP BLUE CHIP GR T2
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J H ENTERPRISE N
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SP MID CAP IDX CL F
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MGL SM CAP VAL INST
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SP SMALL CP IND CL F
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UBS US SM CAP GRTH P
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FID INTL DSCVRY CP A
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INVS EQV EM ALLCP R5
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COHEN & STEERS RLTY
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VANG HEALTHCARE ADM
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MFS MID CAP VALUE CT

North or South?? (H&L)

Good day to you all.
On the daily, the RSI is at 55.8 (50.7 average). BTC is still at the top of the downward sloping channel, which is part of the handle on the daily C&H. Price target for the daily C&H is about143k. BTC retraced to just above the .500FIB. The longer-term supports are 106.1, 104.0, 101.5, 100.0 97.4, 95.0, 93.5, and 91.5k.  Current resistance are 108.4, 112.0 and then on to price discovery and new ATHs.
The weekly RSI is currently 62.3 (59.2 average). The weekly C&H, had been confirmed on Nov.4 2024, has a price target of 122.5k and has a 95% success rate. Additionally, the weekly C&H also had an IH&S within it with a price target of 133k. When BTC breaks out of this crab/bull flag, the target is now 150.5k. BTC just had the retest of the neckline after the breakout from the neckline of the IH&S that spans the weekly and monthly charts.
Bitcoin closed May in the green (+11.1%) with it’s monthly RSI at 69.3. This was following Aprils gains of 14.1%. Current RSI is 70.1. The RSI average is 67.4. I overlayed 2020 Sept-March pattern and the Sept 2016-Dec 2017 also. BTC is in it’s 14^(th) month after halving. The 2016-17 was 17 months from halving to peak, the 2020-21 was 18 months from halving to peak. Lots of time left or run. BTC has diverged significantly from previous cycles.
I’m leaning to a new possibility of how price will play out moving forward, if it acts like gold did after it’s ETFs. That would be just a repeated up and crab/retrace, like BTC just went through recently. There would be no winter. Just repeated 50%+/- jumps in price with 30%+/- pullbacks. If a new pattern is emerging, I would expect the next mini-peak/start to happen in July and a pullback/crab to start around September. This will bring out a lot of talk about the similarities to last cycle. The difference will be in the Dec/Jan timeframe, and whether BTC goes back up to end the 4 year cycle of continues on as normal with a winter.
Good luck to all traders and DCAers.
Hourly: [https://www.tradingview.com/x/8PXczjDZ/](https://www.tradingview.com/x/8PXczjDZ/)
Daily: [https://www.tradingview.com/x/GuDoe2tU/](https://www.tradingview.com/x/GuDoe2tU/)
Weekly Zoomed: [https://www.tradingview.com/x/gb4nThy4/](https://www.tradingview.com/x/gb4nThy4/)
Weekly: [https://www.tradingview.com/x/vhZiofb3/](https://www.tradingview.com/x/vhZiofb3/)
Monthly: [https://www.tradingview.com/x/k2VEZoGO/](https://www.tradingview.com/x/k2VEZoGO/)

# E T H E R E U M

MAJOR NEWS:
* French president appears to soften stance on trade war with US, said that he would settle for a UK style deal with 10% tariffs.
* JAPAN 0- Will Continue Working With US To Reach Agreement While Defending National Interest;
* CANADA SCRAPS DIGITAL TAX TO RESTART US TRADE TALKS
* SPECULATIVE TRADERS MOST SHORT USD SINCE JULY 2023: CFTC DATA - BLOOMBERG
MAG7:
* META is looking to raise $29B to fund AI data centers. The company plans to raise $3B in equity and another $26B through debt to support the buildout. - FT
OTHER COMPANIES:
SPACE STOCKS - initiated by Goldman Sachs across the sector.
* RKLB at Neutral, PT $27 (downside -23%)
* PL at Neutral, PT $4.60 (downside -24%)
* CAE at Buy, PT $33 (upside +18%)
* KTOS upgraded to Buy, PT $52 (upside +13%)
* DRS initiated at Buy, PT $49 (upside +9%)
* SPCE at Neutral, PT $3 (upside +5%)
* AVAV initiated at Buy, PT $301
* PM - Stifel rates a buy, with PT of 186. Said that they have come away from meetings with a positive bias wotwards their developing multi category approach.
* ORCL - Stifel upgrades to buy from hold, raises PT to 250 from 180. recent dramatic step-up in capital expenditure and remaining performance obligations gains support management's Cloud (Infrastructure + SaaS-Apps) growth expectations, and these Cloud gains should generate accelerating total revenue increases in coming years
* DIS - Jefferies upgrades to to Buy from Hold, Raises PT to $144 from $100
* ARTL - Artelo’s first-in-human study for ART26.12, its novel FABP5 inhibitor for pain management, showed excellent safety with no drug-related adverse events and predictable PK
* H - Hyatt is selling all 15 resort properties from Playa Hotels’ portfolio to Tortuga Resorts for $2B
* AI - teams up with Univation to roll out AI-powered predictive maintenance across global petrochemical plants. Their solution, already used at Dow in 50+ steam cracker units, aims to cut failures, extend equipment life, and boost uptime with proactive AI insights.
* MRNA - reports its mRNA flu vaccine hit Phase 3 goals. mRNA-1010 showed 27% better efficacy vs. standard flu shots in adults 50+, with strong results across all strains. No major safety issues.
* TEM - plans to raise $400M through convertible senior notes due 2030 to optimize its capital structure. Proceeds will pay off \~$275M in term loans and fund capped call hedges to limit dilution. Can see weakness in TEM as a result
* HPE - Up as they and JNPR have reached a settlement with the DOJ, clearing the way for their $14B merger to close.
* CRCL - Bernstein says CRCL is a must-hold to participate in the new internet-scale financial system built for the next decade.
* CRCL - JPM initiates with underweight, PT of 80.
* CRCL - Barclays initiates with overweight, PT 215.
* Goldman initiates with neutral rating, PT of 83.
* Oppenheimer imitates with perform rating
* ASTS - and Vodafone launch Satco HQ in Luxembourg.
* LIN - Citi upgrades LIN to buy from neutral, raises PT to 535 form 500. We updated our estimates ahead of 2Q25, raising estimates across Air Products and Linde on better FX and productivity.
* ANET - Evercore reiterates outperform rating on ANET, PT 110. Fundamentally, we think there are multiple upside catalysts that should enable the stock to work higher (our price target is $110, bull case $150+)

Morning everyone!
Economic report(s) for the day is(are) | at^[i](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek): Chicago PMI | 9:45am, Dallas Fed Manufacturing Survey | 10:30; Fed speakers are | at: Bostic | 10am, Goolsbee | 1pm. Coming up this week: Powell speaking, ISM Manufacturing Index | Tuesday, ADP Employment Report | Wednesday, Employment Situation, International Trade | Thursday, Markets closed | Friday. Media platforms are discussing: Megabill revisions, Economist predictions, US Trade negotiations, Improving functionality of robots, and Housing market trends. There is an enormous amount of coverage about the megabill proposal, and with good reason, but until it is actually passed and has time to start taking effect, it cannot be properly reflected in the stock market prices and what we are seeing presently looks like buying the hype. Premarket futures are up in early trading, VIX futures are down.
MVIS ended the last trading session at 1.14, on elevated volume traded compared to the daily average over the past month. From the previous snapshot, fee rates on the IBKR decreased slightly and the “availability” receded slightly; Fidelity borrow rates remained unchanged, as availability there also decreased a bit. Setting aside the sentiments, the current data shows the rate of burn for each of the companies in the sector as quite relevant, with basically every company aside from Ouster needing to raise cash every quarter now in order to maintain 12 months of cash on their balance sheets. Yes, that even includes the high flying Aeva, though the real question is whether there are buyers out there in the markets for lidar company shares or not. Most companies are trying to avoid diluting directly into the markets, and instead trying to find larger investment groups to put their money into them, but with none of the lidar sector yet showing net profitability, it becomes a much harder sell in general.
## Daily Data
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|H: 1.16 — L: 1.10 — C: 1.14 ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/historical/) |[Calendar](https://fidelityfiplus.econoday.com/byweek.asp)|
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|**Pivots ↗︎ : 1.17, 1.19, 1.23** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pivotpoint.asp)) |**Pivots ↘︎ : 1.11, 1.07, 1.05**|
|Total Options Vol: 4,104 ^([i](https://researchtools.fidelity.com/ftgw/mloptions/goto/underlyingStatistics?cusip=&symbol=MVIS&Search=Search)) |Avg 90d Options: 1,718|
|Calls: 4,088 ~ 38% at Ask or ↗︎ |Puts: 16 ~ 75% at Bid or ↘︎|
|Open Exchanges: 4,919k ~ 49% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/) |Off Exchanges: 5,075k ~ 51% ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/exchange-volume/)|
|**IBKR: 500k Rate: 14.29%** ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/borrow-fee/) |**Fidelity: 410k Rate: 10.25%**|
|**R Vol: 128% of Avg Vol: 7,792k** ^([i](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/averagedailytradingvolume.asp)) |**Short Vol: 2,205k of 3,736k ~ 59%** ^[i](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-mvis/short-volume/?tblshortvolix=0)|

^(Follow links for sources. Bold text represents key points or larger data, Italics are slightly unusual or lower than normal.)

Ist jetzt ziemlich offtopic, aber: ich finde, die Situation ist ziemlich problematisch. Einkommen von 1.850€ monatlich (im Studium) und es gab keinerlei Gelegenheit, Rücklagen zu bilden?
Ich bin 35, verdiene ein Vielfaches und habe mittlerweile meine Ausgaben auf 1.800€ monatlich angepasst (kommend von ca. 600€ aus dem Studium 2017).
Das soll weiß Gott niemand nachmachen - aber ich finde, dass bei OP da grundsätzlich etwas schiefläuft, wenn man sich die finanzielle Situation ansieht und die 15k (Brutto-)Abfindung als Sicherheit sieht.
Wäre für mich „living on the edge“. Zumindest einen Notgroschen i.H.v. 2-3 Monatsausgaben wär doch sinnvoll…

Starlink generally provides a better internet experience than Hughesnet due to faster speeds, lower latency, and more consistent performance, especially in rural areas. While Hughesnet offers lower initial costs, Starlink's superior technology and higher satellite density translate to a more reliable and responsive connection for most users. Hughesnet's fastest speed is 100 mbps, around the minimum speed for Starlink.
Have a good one, try to think from a factual standing ground.
The first successful landing of a liquid-propellant rocket was achieved by Robert H. Goddard on March 16, 1926. While his rocket flew for only a short distance, it marked a significant milestone in rocketry. Later, SpaceX became the first to successfully land a reusable orbital rocket stage after launching satellites into orbit, on December 21, 2015. So not sure about your claims on about NASA or India succrssfully landing an orbital rocket.

I really like $IREN and have made 50k in profit on Friday alone from this name. Risked $35k to make $50k. Even now it’s at 8.8x NTM P/E. It’s the lowest cost Bitcoin miner + AI Cloud + Datacenter construction. Plenty of catalysts coming in next two weeks for the stock: confirmation of 50 E/H of mining capacity and US domestic issuer status plus datacenter build and customer contract news. Earnings are 28th August so build a position in the September 20s. Buy em all!

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"Some in the art world desire a market that is neither open nor honest."
Judge William H. Pauley III
Adam, Georgina. Big Bucks: The Explosion of the Art Market in the 21st Century

Nur drauf geklickt, weil ich H statt K gelesen habe…

H Kucoin

Wenn man (staatliche) Renten und Steuern gegen staatliche Ausgaben für Wohnungsbau aufwiegen möchte, bleiben nur Subventionen (hieß damals wohnungsbauprämie) übrig. Das ist ein valides Thema. Das hat sicherlich einerseits Nachfrage angekürbelt andererseits die Gewinne der Baufirmen gepuscht. Die Wirkung auf den Volumen von Neubau durfte aber überschaubar geblieben sein: erstens wurde das auch für Erwerb von Bestandsimmobilien gezahlt, zweitens wurde das über 8 Jahre I.H.v. Etwa 2000/Jahr gezahlt. Natürlich Prämie bekommen ist besser als nicht, aber auch damals entweder konnten das die kaäufer auch ohne oder konnten auch mit nicht.