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Bergabung Mayıs 2024
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@rnewton7777 @JohtoJDay I’ve been doing weeklies as well this entire year and I’ve been happy with the performance. I find it easier to manage assignment risk when I do them on a week / week basis
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rnewton@rnewton7777·
@JohtoJDay I've just been doing weeklies. The premiums were improving as we slumped down to 22.50 but I'm sure they'll be bad again with this move up.
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rnewton@rnewton7777·
Saw a question about how somebody short calls (as I almost always am) can be excited when stock (and today, IV) go up. Because I'm short puts also. So it is a 3 legged trade (for me), Shares (bullish) Short Calls (bearish) Short Puts (bullish) So on a day like today, even though the model is not working (as happens), portfolio does well since two legs of the trade are doing well. I also far prefer to see GME have higher IV than lower. 29 or whatever it was the other day was too low! Let's go volatility premiums! This is not an endorsement of any strategy, just trying to help folks understand as an options seller, how getting things wrong constantly (like I do), making bad trades continually (as I do), can still result in consistent gains. And how even as stock moves against some of those trades, you can still hit an ATH portfolio balance while sitting on some temporarily red positions. Of course, assignment is a risk. I've capped my upside gains at particular dates and strikes. So it isn't a trade for everybody. But I always always make sure to talk to future me before entering any trade. For example, the 21.5p I sold. Would I be happy with assignment even if stock went to 20? Would I be happy missing a run if stock goes up instead? I have to be happy with all possible outcomes. If stock goes way up, I will lose lots of shares. And I will be happy because they will still be green trades.
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@Zeff_Pena @CGInvesting10 What can I prompt an LLM to get started here? For someone that does not own a business and works W2?
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Zeff@Zeff_Pena·
@CGInvesting10 Learning tax strategies/tax structures helps
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CG Investing@CGInvesting10·
My goal in life is too make a sufficient amount of income without having to work… What are some ways to accomplish this?
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@BaldingsWorld Who gives a shit what China says
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@RFitz8990 @11_alv @locustic @Natemeilnate @indexnforgetit @Factualman6404 Listen man I know you’ve never had one before since you can’t even eat meat in your little village, but honestly you’re not missing out on much. Wagyu steaks aren’t even that good and you’re getting sold stupidity. Bro I can troll you all day long in my cozy job
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@EdTapia @optionscjp I don’t have a mortgage but I was getting quoted $3400 minimum for an average home with 10% down
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@GCinvests8 @optionscjp I wasn't clear. What's the cost of your mortgage post Tax filing? Mortgage interest, certain taxes, certain repairs are all deductible on your Federal Taxes. What's your post tax mortgage amount?
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I’m having a hard time grasping why anybody would buy a house in California right now The price we pay for rent is $7000 but our house is worth $2.5 million. If we were to buy that house, our mortgage payment would be like $20k plus we would have to put 20% down With the economy, the way it is why would anybody want to lock themselves into 30 years of $20,000 a month payments? When I could rent the same house for $7000 a month and if shit hits the fan, I can just come move somewhere cheaper
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@EdTapia @optionscjp This is including taxes for a mortgage. Everything included with average HOA even in mind, minus depreciation items like roof, AC, etc.
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@DietDrPepperEsq @indexnforgetit @Factualman6404 For burgers in TPA FL, I think I get about $5.30 per serving per burger. This is without fries and also using high quality products like regenerative agriculture beef and sprouts farmers markets buns and cheese
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@indexnforgetit @Factualman6404 I actually just did the math on what we’re cooking this week and it actually isn’t that expensive when I break down the math. Granted it’s ballpark math but we’re cooking chicken burrito triangles - altogether for 10 servings it’s about $3-$4 a serving. Really not bad
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@AlexanderLotus @vers_laLune Fat is not bad for you though. Sugary bread I totally agree with you. But if you’re doing sourdough buns, it’s not all that bad for you.
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Alexander Cochran@AlexanderLotus·
@vers_laLune you’re ignoring the cheese, the sugary bread, and the beef is usually between 30-20% fat where the steak you posted looks like a top sirloin, around 5% fat. So about 400 calories missing and almost all of it is fat and sugar. There’s the unhealthy part.
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@yieldsearcher Normally you’ve expect to see more Americans, I thought it was odd to only see one other couple
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Mr. VIX@yieldsearcher·
@GCinvests8 SE Asia and Australia are tough distances to cover from the US.
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