I mean, honestly....
Newton's law of Gravity will apply here at sone point...
Meanwhile the weekly calls go 2-5x on a given day if you BTFD and play 5min bull flags
Consider:
Oct16'20 monthly OPEX and it'll pin somewhere?
Earnings on Nov 3 - hard to think that after a run from $72 to almost $140 it will experience a pre-ER ramp.... Probably needs to cool off for that to happen
Nov20' O/I seems to be gravitating around the $85s
200ma on 60min offers great support around 100

Daily 50ma and Weekly support levels come in around the 85-90 level

Newton's law of Gravity will apply here at sone point...
Meanwhile the weekly calls go 2-5x on a given day if you BTFD and play 5min bull flags
Consider:
Oct16'20 monthly OPEX and it'll pin somewhere?
Earnings on Nov 3 - hard to think that after a run from $72 to almost $140 it will experience a pre-ER ramp.... Probably needs to cool off for that to happen
Nov20' O/I seems to be gravitating around the $85s
200ma on 60min offers great support around 100
Daily 50ma and Weekly support levels come in around the 85-90 level
Note
If that was the last push, we need to get and sustain action below the 200ma on 5min which has held this rally nicely for a monthTrade active
Similar pattern to the Fist down day gave you "OMG its breaking!" moment to below the 200ma on 5min, rally back up with the underside tag building a bear flag and then look out below....
Trade closed manually
Closed for now for a small profit - had many strikes/expiries.Price action remains strong and RS to mkt overall is notable.
Keeping a close eye as the volatility on PTON is still good for short term trdes.
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