Samo the Trader
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Samo the Trader
@smlngface
Options trader by day, macroeconomics stud by night 💰
Beigetreten Mart 2023
246 Folgt67 Follower

$IREN This setup is VERY similar to AAPL / SNDK on the 9MA move
Loaded up commons @ 46 yesterday
See you at 54, 60 soon 🤝

Cole@StockOptionCole
$IREN Weekly chart strong with a mini pullback today right the 9MA Daily Liking this spot here for a bounce to 50, then 54 next 2 weeks Added commons after hours Will go over chart in detail with subscribers @ 5PM PST tonight on live conference call
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Dutch Minister of Finance doesn't see urgency in lowering the taxes on petrol.
'We're waiting to see whether further escalations happen. Every 10 cent decrease on the price costs us €1 billion.'
Yeah, well, the price of petrol was 60 cents lower a month ago.
This costs the society literally everything on their day to day life.
Stupidity.
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@StockOptionCole Without adding a time limit to this, it’s useless.
You can always say it’s still coming, even when IREN is over $100.
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@smlngface That's because we aren't there yet. $IREN sub 20s still coming
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Well... this didnt age too well with the 100% prediction.
It’s funny how some people repost their old posts when they’re right in the short term, but never do the same when they’re wrong. Making 100% certainty bets like that is just shitposting, especially if you don’t even put a time limit on the prediction.
@StockOptionCole $IREN

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@smlngface I never said 100% sure & never claimed to have a Short position
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$IREN -20% lower since this post
Sub $20s is 100% coming
Cole@StockOptionCole
$IREN The last time the 9MA Weekly Crossed 34MA, it went -53% lower Right now the same 9MA Weekly is Crossing the 34MA right now... Sub $20s incoming?
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This kind of post is just attention-grabbing.
It all depends on the time frame in which you captured the profit. If you waited 95% of the time for 85% of the profit, it does not make sense to close it.
Similarly, if you captured 50% of the profit in 10% of the time, it is good enough to close it without waiting for the remaining 85% profit.
All individual.
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@durov France is on a path to destroying itself: high taxes, heavy regulation, a large number of illegal criminals, poor moral standards, and a low birth rate.
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@TJTheWheelDeal Hood is safer play, since i dont see this company going out of business, HIMS still has that risk on the table
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It could be that BTC didn’t follow a halving-driven four-year cycle, but instead tracked QE and QT cycles. If so, this cycle may only be starting now. Will it happen? No one knows—just like no one knows whether this was the cycle top.
You manage your risk according to your beliefs. That’s why you should never be all in or all out.
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@CryptoMichNL Why would S&P run for 100 years on 4-year cycle and suddenly it stopped?
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Top is in.
So many folks here don’t understand we peaked already. Their suffering even hasn’t started yet.
Don’t believe me? Look into comments and see how much rage you’ll find. The more denial, the truer the reversal.
Rallies are for selling.
$100k-110k is a gift.
Wake up.

₿IRB@crypto_birb
The greatest amount of cognitive dissonance is experienced during the early stages of a reversal. Bookmark these words
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Give me $100 every year, and I’ll pay you $7 every month. You’ll have your “passive” income 🙃
In the stock market, all that matters is total return — not some shitty payouts, dividends, or whatever else. You can always build a strategy to live off your capital; it doesn’t matter if it’s passive or some other way.
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I don’t think you get it — the difference won’t be 1%. In the long run, it’s going to be 100%+ difference.
Not to mention, NVDA for example already carries huge risk as a single stock, and you’re giving some fund manager the power to actively manage it — probably without even knowing who the hell those people are.
History shows these kinds of funds perform very poorly in the long run.
You want passive income? Learn options and do it yourself. Worst case, you’re left with shares of a company you actually believe in — not some random fund’s stocks trying to follow the company.
But hey, you do you. 😉
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@smlngface 1.Everyone knows the underlying will increase more. This is nothing new. I want income. Compare NVDW and NVDA, they’re neck and neck. I still want income. Nothing new.
2.Nobody cares what he has to say.
3.Tell me something I don’t know 🤷♀️
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@Alice_MiaX This is exactly why you don’t calculate your return like that. ULTY will have, in the long term, a return similar to the Nasdaq 100, but with much more risk.

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Sounds simple. In reality, you never know whether you should sell already or if it’s just a short-term correction and you keep averaging down. If you’re not sure about the underlying assets, it’s only a matter of time until you make a bad decision.
Making money is easy—buy low, sell high—but it’s only easy when you’re texting about it.
Anyway, gl.
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The main part you’re missing @Alice_MiaX is that there’s huge NAV erosion, and when you factor that in, the question is what daily yield you’re left with. In times like this, when the market is booming, you don’t see it, and you can’t go deeply underwater. But in a bear market, there’s a huge risk because your daily yield will go down—just like the asset price—while the margin will stay the same.
And that’s not to mention risk like: what happens if the fund shrinks a lot in a bear market—and it is not profitable to keep it alive, and do reverse splits.

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@WealthCoachMak That’s a terrible use of your capital — freezing all that cash for an 8% return while still taking on the risk of the underlying asset.
If you’re aiming for that kind of return, there are plenty of safer ways to get it.
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