If Pfizer goes bankrupt, it's because Pfizer wants to go bankrupt. And it's probably to "dissolve" the company in such a way as to obfuscate paper trails & destroy records/evidence when their victims wise up and go after them.
If you can time it right you can make a ton of money (100x) by buying way out of the money sell options on Pfizer. They have to go bankrupt while you hold the option tho, so its not easy.
Wish I understood that stuff more. And knew what tools to use to do this. But what I think you're saying is, when the stock is going down it'll have peaks and valleys otw down. You have to predict the valley and sell on one of those peaks right? But you're automatically setting it up to sell once it's up a certain amount?
Options are just that, options, not obligations. You have to pay for them, but that price is much smaller than the price of the stock. They have an associated price and time, so let's say you buy the right to sell Pfizer at $1 / share before Jan 2024, and that option costs $0.01 / share. If you buy it now, it is worthless because you could sell the share for much more than $1. But if the price of Pfizer drops to $0.05, then suddenly your options are worth $0.95 each, you can buy a share for five cents and turn around and sell it for a dollar.
If the time runs out and you don't exercise them, they expire, worthless. And the reason the options were so cheap is because the people selling them never thought it would be possible for the stock to fall so far so fast. But surprises do happen.
Full disclosure, I've lost a lot of money doing this, its a quite advanced and risky strategy.
Oh, no! What will all the millenials do when they cannot get their Adderol or other mind altering prescription drugs? We should all toss some money towards Phizer so they can stay viable and keep helping the children. "DO IT FOR THE CHILDREN". Yea, right.
Thanks for posting the link to Igor's Newsletter. The best part was:
"The claims bankrupted that company [Perdue Pharma] and cost their owners, the Sacklers, billions.
Hopefully, the same will eventually happen to Pfizer, Google, and Facebook, the three companies most instrumental in what happened during the last three years."
If Pfizer goes bankrupt, it's because Pfizer wants to go bankrupt. And it's probably to "dissolve" the company in such a way as to obfuscate paper trails & destroy records/evidence when their victims wise up and go after them.
Can we please black list all management/ people in the know, from ever holding jobs again?
If you can time it right you can make a ton of money (100x) by buying way out of the money sell options on Pfizer. They have to go bankrupt while you hold the option tho, so its not easy.
Wish I understood that stuff more. And knew what tools to use to do this. But what I think you're saying is, when the stock is going down it'll have peaks and valleys otw down. You have to predict the valley and sell on one of those peaks right? But you're automatically setting it up to sell once it's up a certain amount?
Options are just that, options, not obligations. You have to pay for them, but that price is much smaller than the price of the stock. They have an associated price and time, so let's say you buy the right to sell Pfizer at $1 / share before Jan 2024, and that option costs $0.01 / share. If you buy it now, it is worthless because you could sell the share for much more than $1. But if the price of Pfizer drops to $0.05, then suddenly your options are worth $0.95 each, you can buy a share for five cents and turn around and sell it for a dollar.
If the time runs out and you don't exercise them, they expire, worthless. And the reason the options were so cheap is because the people selling them never thought it would be possible for the stock to fall so far so fast. But surprises do happen.
Full disclosure, I've lost a lot of money doing this, its a quite advanced and risky strategy.
Thank you for the detailed comment. It's making me want to dig deeper!
Oh, no! What will all the millenials do when they cannot get their Adderol or other mind altering prescription drugs? We should all toss some money towards Phizer so they can stay viable and keep helping the children. "DO IT FOR THE CHILDREN". Yea, right.
Thanks for posting the link to Igor's Newsletter. The best part was:
"The claims bankrupted that company [Perdue Pharma] and cost their owners, the Sacklers, billions.
Hopefully, the same will eventually happen to Pfizer, Google, and Facebook, the three companies most instrumental in what happened during the last three years."
OK, but, it will just be replaced by another company with the same owners and selling the same products. It will basically be a rename.
Look who the shareholders are and count the number of times you see Vanguard.
Right, and Brendon will go to jail.
couldn't happen to a nicer group of thugs.