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@ColesTrades i’d bet everything my family owns the stock isn’t anywhere near $45 by end of year.

$SOFI IS AT $14! THIS IS A 55% DISCOUNT!! THIS STOCK WILL BE $45 BY END OF YEAR! ARE YOU BUYING?

@MentoviaX could be. I would argue any investor with the right money making opportunity whether it’s short side long side, sideways side they would take it. Because at the end of the day, the reason we stake our money in capital markets is to make more.

@SharesGem I guess this is the difference between a TRADER and an INVESTOR.....

Some people long stocks to make $$…. some others short names to make $$… BIG difference - short sellers never contributing anything (other than paying capital gains tax) to the growth of economy and never having their names tied to growth of a great stock…. That’s why short-selling Tesla $TSLA may make you some $$, but it never allows the privilege to be part of the growth of a great company…. Short sellers never stopping, but companies like Tesla have achieved so much over time….. Pick your side for making the history…..

@themomentumplay it’ll come

If we can get $HOOD to $30 That would be the best gift of our lifetime

@MentoviaX but the markets it’s a zero sum game. You’re only playing the game for money. So boundaries are different. the market is not soemthing you HAVE to use, it’s also not a place to show compassion and kindness, it’s simply a zero sum game. You’re already up against the hardest comp

@SharesGem very true..... character is character.... also true....

in 7 years i’ve never seen anything like this 😂😂. what world are we living in

@themomentumplay makes no sense man how do they feel okay asking for money to teach people how to lose more money

@SharesGem I know people down -90% and still charging money lol

why am I seeing 22 year olds selling a “premium” paid discord service and then I look at their profile and they’re down 25% ytd? Why would anyone pay for that alpha? The market is literally down 7%. If you’re paying someone whose down over 3x what the market is for insight or investment ideas, you seriously need help

@growthrapidly Nike will go up after earnings

$NKE How much do you expect Nike to move after earnings on Tuesday?🤔

@growthrapidly good work mate

My stocks may be down, as most stocks are. But my options are doing just fine: +$7,338 YTD. I don’t overtrade, just occasional CCs and CSPs. Slow, boring, but consistent.

@WealthCoachMak getting assigned allows for the most upside possible. Unlimited 📈

Option Selling is not about picking the perfect strike prices and avoiding assignments There will be MANY times when the stock goes down hard AFTER you sold a put And there will be MANY time when the price remains way below your strike price and you will be assigned the shares at a much higher price than the current price Then it’s not easy to just wheel the shares by selling Covered Calls But as long as you are willing to hold that stock you can afford to be patient Even the best researched stocks and trades don’t go thru perfectly sometimes Just accept that fact Either be patient or take a loss and move on to other trades

@AIInvestorHQ likely not too bad.

How bloody is the market going to be tomorrow? 🩸

@StockOptionCole sold the $55 strikes on friday 👍🏽

$RKLB Buyable zone around 58 Fib retrace level is at 61 so we have a 61-58 buyable zone I’ll continue to sell puts in the 52-56 range to DCA in These are incredible prices 🤝 Long for 100+

Going to start sharing my option selling plays more consistently on here. This market is a sellers market, those buying short dated options are getting crushed with the whipsaw movements form false headlines. My key strategy is finding companies either holding up well to the madness or companies I want to own at discount. Selling weekly puts and covered calls if i’m assigned. This last week I was assigned 400 shares of $IREN at $38, 100 shares of $CRCL at $97 and 100 shares of $NBIS at $106. Will share how I manage throughout the week and a net capture on premiums at the end of the trading week. 👍🏽 If you’re interested in selling options, and more so using it strategically to beat the market over the course of a turbulent year, please dm me or find a way to connect. I’m eager to learn more and share ideas.

@heavyhitter2112 unreal dawg🤦

@SharesGem A week back dude was asking for help on how to buy and sell options, now supposedly he’s a master and teaches others

@InvestingAddict buying those is like buying a pink drink at starbucks everyday

This is the price or deodorant now. Is this a recession indicator?

@heavyhitter2112 some wild stuff on this app man

@SharesGem I be seeing that way too often now lol cole trades dude is one of them

@MelTradeOptions 😂 it’s common sense a lot of people lack

@SharesGem ikr... Most times, people don't know what/ who they are paying for. 😂

@ddw88523 you ever sell options? that beats buying all day right

$SPY option trading: this is what I have understood and implemented in my own trading in 2026. It can apply to any ticker not just index. Hopeful it Helps 🙏 Why 60-90 Days > Weeklies: 1. Theta Protection: You lose ~0.5% of premium/day vs. ~10% in weeklies. 2. Vega Sensitivity: Longer-dated options are more sensitive to IV. Buy when IV is low; a vol spike can offset weeks of decay. 3. Gamma Risk: You won't get wiped out by a 1% gap move overnight. The Strategy: When IV is at the 10th-20th percentile, buy the 60-90 DTE slightly OTM or ATM. You pay the lowest possible "rent" for the highest potential "volatility pop." Time is either your greatest enemy or your cheapest insurance. Choose wisely.

@valerijatrades1 what’s total YTD p/l %?

@SharesGem My portfolio ranges about $55,000-60,000 at the moment

Another successful week of options. Closing in on $7000 for this year. My portfolio is still down in this environment but without options trading, it would be down so much more. Trading options is a game changer. Learn it.