@MMatters22596 When you get a chance - love to see your numbers on VOO. I am long term investor with option seller who has no idea about Elliot wave - but I respect every one opinion.
Mark my words.
In 2 years, you will wish you had bought these 5 stocks at current prices.
1. $ZETA at $17 - Disruptive AI-marketing company. 35% expected growth for 2026.
17x forward P/E
2. $NBIS at $117 - The fastest scaling NEO-cloud. Over 500% expected growth for 2026.
Demand is growing exponentially.
3. $SOFI at $16 - Digital bank with flawless execution. 35% expected growth for 2026, currently down 50% from highs.
4. $NVDA at $172 - The backbone of the AI revolution. Demand will keep growing. And $NVDA will hit $20 trillion over the next 5 years.
5. $OSCR at $12 - Disruptive health insurance. Revenue expected to grow over 60% in 2026, the company is guiding for profitability this year.
13.3x forward P/E
Bookmark this and thank me later.
What are your top picks at current prices?
@BullForNow Yeah it'd be bad for them, but I think their position ist so dominant that they could still continue to grow and deliver. They'll find a solution for this.
Roth YTD looks like absolute garbage.
But we don’t give up.
We sell calls & puts to collect premiums and increase the cash balance.
Main contributors to the drawdown are $HOOD $SOFI $AMZN $QQQ
@StockOptionCole I think wealth makes in in such case - not in bull market - perfect time to for long term investor to step in and make wealth when wall street is 🩸
If the $SPY & $QQQ aren't aligned together above either the 20MA or 9MA Daily, then I'm not risking Longs on Tech
No questions asked. It's that simple.
My fiancé needs a new car…
Once we get married in June, we have decided to get her one
My one condition was that we either put down over 50% in value for the car or we pay it with straight cash
I do not want us to deal with a $400+ car payment each month just getting into a marriage
If you SELL OPTIONS, I have a couple questions for you:
How do you find a stock with the juiciest premiums?
When do you decide to roll an option to the next month instead of just collecting the premium and closing the position?
How many DTE to your options?
@StockOptionCole I calculate based on % . Yearly 12% for next 10-15 years better than 20-30% returns for few years and -50% for few years. Consistency and discipline ( option seller ) always beat home run ( option buyer). Don’t mind to one option 1 stocks in case of assignment. No pump / dump one
Which would you go for and why?
Option 1.
- Mega Cap Stocks only ( $META $AMZN $AAPL $NFLX $GOOGL $NVDA $TSLA )
Option 2.
- The tens of different stocks you see circulate & recycle every single day & week on X