BigOrangeMojo
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Dentist here. You may be wise to hold off for a little while. Were going to open our office back up on May 4th, but I anticipate it being slow for a little while until things start looking like normal again. I actually use a ton of densely products: composites, endo rotary files, etc. Its a great companyI think that Dentsply will pop soon. I scanned through a lot of health care names and many are near their all time highs. XRAY has lagged which I believe is because dental procedures are still considered non-essential. Once restrictions are lifted it should catch up to the other healthcare equities assuming there's not another underlying issue. 50% return to get back to the pre-crash levels.
Dentist here. You may be wise to hold off for a little while. Were going to open our office back up on May 4th, but I anticipate it being slow for a little while until things start looking like normal again. I actually use a ton of densely products: composites, endo rotary files, etc. Its a great company
Stock Analysis for Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp (SHIP)Tell me about Ship?
If anyone listens to barstool, I feel like Davey Daytrader!!!
Does anybody do much Option Trading?
It's basically the trader's preference and I understand, I have and continued to use covered calls, diagonals spreads and on short term trades Iron Condors. Always with an eye on the Vix. I was just curious about the Forum and have watched it for years, but was curious to know what the majority of traders were doing.I prefer to trade in (long) stocks of companies that I don't mind owning for a few years if they tank. Once the volatility settles down I expect to be selling calls or maybe puts on leveraged bear ETFs. I just don't like the spreads and the erosion of value over time if going long with options.
So you're all in on SHIP and CCL?