Well, here’s a big fish that got away. I explicitly pointed out this resistance on the BIDU trendline, yet I did nothing about it. In any case, all the Chinese internet stocks are, once again, getting blown to pieces.

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Well, here’s a big fish that got away. I explicitly pointed out this resistance on the BIDU trendline, yet I did nothing about it. In any case, all the Chinese internet stocks are, once again, getting blown to pieces.

Until yesterday, I was too nervous to short NVDA, since it was such a Hercules in the market. There comes a time, though, when the assumption that AI is going to take over the world, and the P/E is measured in the hundreds, that it becomes irresistible.

It was a profitable, but very frustrating, day. I’ll save my bitching for later. Let’s get to the immediate news, which is that TSLA is tumbling after hours. As the proud owner of August puts, this suits me just fine. My puts are quite deep in the money ($235, believe it or not) so the drop should translate with a high level of purity to my bottom line, assuming nothing idiotic happens (which is not out of the question in this psychotic, government-controlled house of mirrors).

I sold my Boeing (BA) puts on March 14th, after the stock gapped lower, taking good profits thanks to the magic of the porcine Jim Cramer. Now that BA has pushed within spitting distance of its price gap, I have re-entered my position, this time acquiring August 18th $220 puts.
