Michael Stewart
146 posts


On Friday I sold a $210 $AMZN CSP and got paid $665 💰
That’s $665 on $21k collateral in one week
Over 3% if it expires worthless
$AMZN is at $212 right now
If it stays above $210 → I keep the full premium
If it drops → I roll out and down, collect more
If assigned → I own shares and sell covered calls
This is how you create income in any market
That’s the power of options 🔥
And remember… if you don’t have haters you ain’t poppin 😏
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@mllichti @ColeThereum @fundrise Understood it is publicly traded, but has fundrise published what investment they have in each company? All I have seen is values in %-ages not actual dollar values.
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@MJSMN @ColeThereum @fundrise It's publicly traded, so it's worth whatever people are willing to pay for it
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@aleabitoreddit How are you buying $SIVE shares, either Robinhood and etrade seems to offer, are you buying from STO exchange?
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My thoughts today on $SIVE, at a ~$250M MC:
Sivers is the future likely CW + laser array light source powering hyperscalers from $AMZN, $META, and $MSFT.
At ~$250m...
From confirmed clients, est. mapping:
1. Jabil ( $JBL ) LRO Transceivers (Former SiPH $INTC) -> $AMZN, $META, and other Hyperscalers.
2. Ayar -> AIChip/GUC -> $AMZN and other hyperscalers.
3. Enablence -> O-Net -> Asian Hyperscalers
4. And other unconfirmed customers.
People have been asking me endless questions about today's volatility:
If a stock can go up 20% it can do up 20% too.
$AXTI had those +30%, -30% movements all the time (eg. Earnings -30% to $20, now at $60).
And like AXT as you've seen, what matters is it has the likely potential to outperform long term.
That's why it's important to develop your own conviction before entering any trade, so you don't need to ask me questions every day if you take it yourself.
I personally have a long position and I do think Sivers has the potential to be a $5B+ company with Win qualification.
Especially amid some analysts post today telling people to take profits on $SIVE:
- If you just look at $COHR, $LITE and other light source valuations today, they're $40B+.
- $SIVE pre-revenue advanced packaging counterparties are all $1B-$4B+.
- And we have $SIVE as the future light source for hyperscaler supply chains and Jabil transceivers:
At ~$250M.
Just my personal opinion, but it's better to anchor conviction to the marketcap ($250M) as the light source for hyperscaler supply chains, than price fluctuations...
Especially when institutions (~14.1% owned) are able to to shake the tree of a majority owned stock to build a position.
This is why I've shared my thoughts about $AXTI or $SIVE early since I think it's possible for retail investors to frontrun institutions for the up and coming chokepoints in AI supply chains.
And why I've shared hyperscaler supply chain mapping for $SIVE so people can build their own conviction on future light-source growth.

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@ReclaimD1 Omg why do people post this, why did I watch, never heard of this game, sounds so stupid, the world is over
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@AmericaPapaBear Difficult to believe this is true story when videos have been clipped together showing different women and differer man.
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@gotrice2024 Amazing how much engagement from a made up story and video
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This woman owns her own company, she’s doing the business expenses and notices some charges that were suspicious. There was a charge for $300 at the Coach luxury goods store.
She called the employee she gave the card to and they admitted to it immediately. She felt that when the boss told her to get a work bag for supplies, it meant she was given permission to buy whatever she wanted.
Since the employee was given permission to use the card for a work bag but did not specify a spending limit, is this really the employees fault at this point?
SonnyBoy🇺🇸@gotrice2024
This woman is being called into the HR office at work. She works for a firm that deals with clients who sometimes has to use Instacart. The issue with that is, she uses Instacart for her own personal use as well. When she was ordering for herself, she forgot to clear the company credit card info for when she was making purchases for her client. The company’s now accusing her of theft, although she claims it was an honest mistake, do you feel she should he fired if this was an honest mistake or do you think she did it because she may have been short on money?
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@Invest_Brandon Interesting post but would need to see the actual set up that is being discusssed, show the receipts, anyone could have written the post.
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Most retail investors doing monthly puts think they are beating me.
Here is the math that ends that argument.
Market gets cheap.
I sell one 2 year put.
Collect $20,000.
You sell monthly puts on the same company.
$1,000 per month average.
You make money in the up months.
You lose in the volatile months.
You have to sell at the top when it is not compelling.
After 8 months you made $8,000.
I made $20,000 in one trade when the market was cheap.
Took the premium.
Bought shares.
Bought calls.
Sat back.
4 months later the market rebounded.
I closed the 2 year puts at 75% profit.
I held them for 4 out of 24 months.
You hit 8 trades. I hit 1.
You made $8,000. I made $20,000+.
Less trades.
More conviction.
Portfolio secured put wins again.

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@pepemoonboy When doing wheel strategy on a set of stocks do you not concern yourself with wash sale satus on the shares and the lack of ability to claim losses for taxes?
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@CBSNews @laurennfich So it created a pitch deck for a fictitious company, maybe I’m missing something there still needs to be people that want to get involved in that business and what is the real idea?
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Anthropic's AI assistant Claude is being used for everything from life advice to complicated work tasks. But what happens when it's prompted to generate a pitch deck for a startup from a single prompt? CBS News' @laurennfich tried it out.
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@Rag59326331 @ColesTrades With rinse and repeat, do you not care about wash sale status?
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@ColesTrades $TSLA 14 dte. 14-20 delta. Roll if delta hits 35 at any time. Take profits at 70%. One time allowed roll. Then take assignment if needs be. Wheel to a covered call strategy at the money and 7-14 dte. Then of Covered calls get assigned, excellent. Rinse and repeat.
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@tradepatiently @ColesTrades If you buy more HOOD after shares get called away do you not care about wash sale on the new shares?
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My favorite options selling strategy is buy shares, then sell covered calls 1 strike out of the money.
For example, $HOOD, buy 100 shares at $73.37, sell a $74 call 1-3 weeks out.
Today, selling 3/27 expiration and $74 strike gets you $370 in credit + $63 in share price appreciation = $433 in profit in 2 weeks - a 6% return on invested capital (much better with PM accounts)
I let the shares get called away, and if they don't, I sell covered calls over and over until they do. Then I start over.
If price goes to $900, great, I also own shares in an account I'm not selling options with.
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@Kurtis99315943 @HustleBitch_ Or you could negotiate a lower price immediately by the buyers commission value. Not saying I wouldn’t use a realtor just saying you could do that. Realistically that only works in a buyers market, where there is no interest. Realtors generally want the sale and to move on
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Stuff like this BS is amazing to me. Yes you do not need a realtor to buy or sell a home. EVERYTHING IS NEGOTIABLE SINCE THE DAWN OF TIME.
But what makes you think if you can’t properly vet a realtor if they are worth their salt, that you can just go buy or sell property, with out representation not get scammed?
If you are a buyer, the seller already has a Listing Agent. Either you are going to negotiate with them and they will be paid a full commission or you get representation and now some negotiating with you and they get a split out of that same commission.
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🚨 “REALTORS ARE SCAM ARTISTS” — VIRAL VIDEO TORCHING THE INDUSTRY IS GOING NUCLEAR
A skit exploding across social media is ripping into the real estate industry, and it’s hitting a nerve.
In the video, a homebuyer slowly realizes something about the process that makes it look suspicious.
Every time she tries to make an offer, the real estate agent suddenly claims there’s “another bid.”
But when the buyer asks basic questions like who the bidder is, what they offered, or if they’re even real, the response is always the same:
“I can’t say.”
Then the realization hits.
If the price goes up… the agent’s commission goes up too.
Seconds later the house is “sold” and the real estate agent walks away with a $50,000 commission.
Now the internet is arguing.
Some say agents protect buyers through complex deals.
Others say it’s just the most expensive middleman job in America.
Be honest: are realtors worth it… or is the whole system a scam?
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@DanBarreiroKFAN is the picture at the top of your profile from Kauai? I think i may have taken picture of the same tree from different angle. 😂

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@SULLY10X So sorry it happened that she felt the beed to record it
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@AnnieAgar @AnnieAgar enjoy your content, personality, sense of humor and you are a beautiful woman but please try to avoid the trap of sexualizing your content.
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@AmericanAir @AmericanAir will you consider giving me the miles I earned sitting on your planes for hundreds of thousands of miles?
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@MJSMN We’re really sorry our anniversary message didn’t land well. If you ever decide to give us another chance, we’d be honored to welcome you back on board.
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Thanks @AmericanAir for wishing me a happy 23rd AAdvantage anniversary.
Just a reminder that I avoid traveling your airline at all costs if possible, after you took all my frequent fliers miles back.

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