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Options trading isn't intuition, it's math. Learn the Greeks. Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega. They tell you exactly how your position breathes with the market. The edge? Sell fear. Buy complacency. When IV spikes, premium is expensive, you're the house. When IV is crushed, options are cheap, you load up. The real goal isn't predicting direction. It's structuring your payoff graph so you win in good times, survive the bad ones, and collect in between. Most traders ask: where is the market going? Options traders ask: how do I get paid regardless?

This is absolute cinema 🔥 🇺🇸 Trump at 5:00 PM — "I don't like their letter. It's inappropriate. I don't like their response. I am rejecting Iran's response." 🇮🇷Iran at 5:05 PM 🔥 : We write proposals for Iran's national interest not to please Trump. If Trump's unhappy, that's probably a good sign.🔥 What courage this country has. Trump is completely trapped by Iran's mind games.🔥

@_faaaz Around 4 - 5 years ago. We were on an Emirates Flight from Dubai - Chennai. @actorvijay had walked into the aircraft with bags in his hand. An elderly couple upon noticing him got up and greeted him. He kept his bags down and greeted them back. 🙏🏽

Thangam sir ivaru🥹❤️🫶🏻

JPMorgan just published the scariest oil chart I’ve ever seen. World inventories are in freefall. And when this line hits 6.8 — the global energy system doesn’t slow down. It breaks. 🧵

@RakJhun Vijay is a huge real estate investor. Not a public markets guy.

TVK Chief Vijay appears to be risk-averse but may be lacking proper financial advice. He has ₹213 Cr in savings bank & FDs of ₹100 Cr which yields very low interest. If he invests in high dividend yield stocks of top PSUs, capital is safe + regular income + capital appreciation

Millionaire trader explains how to let your profits run

Will #crude cross $120? 👀

@tushar9590 He had RSystems too. Has he sold it ? I vividly remember RSystems tanking after his purchase.

Portfolio of Vikas Khemani's fund Carnelian Capital: Amrutanjan Healthcare Danish Power JG Chemicals Man Industries Monte Carlo Pyramid Technoplast Recent Addition: Danish Power

Are we there yet? 🤔

A convoy of C17 Globemasters have taken off from Ramstein and Trier, Germany. Heading to which part of the Middle East?

Equities are a great hedge to inflation. Below image is Zimbabwe Stock market Index. What really happened? Imagine your money is like ice cream on a hot day – it melts super fast and loses value every week. That's what happened with Zimbabwe's old currency (called ZWL) starting around 2022. The big problem in 2022: Prices were rising like crazy (hyperinflation). ZWL notes bought less and less food, clothes, or fuel each month. The exchange rate went from about 120 ZWL for 1 US dollar early in 2022 to over 650 by the end – and it kept getting worse. People panicked: "My savings are disappearing!" Why stocks surged "ferociously": Smart people (and big investors) said, "Instead of holding weak ZWL cash, let's buy company shares on the stock market." Why? Companies own real things like mines, farms, factories, shops, and buildings – stuff that keeps its real value even when money melts. When everyone rushes to buy the same stocks, the prices shoot up a lot – even if the companies aren't suddenly making way more profit. It was like a protection game against the dying currency. The old stock index (ZSE All Share) exploded from low levels to over 2.9 million points by April 2024. It wasn't "real" super growth – it was mostly the weak money making numbers look huge. Then came the big reset in April 2024: Government launched a new currency called ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold), backed by real gold reserves. They "rebased" the stock index – basically pressed restart and set it to 100 points. Old crazy numbers were wiped clean so the new system could start fresh. What happened after? The new ZiG is much more stable. Inflation dropped dramatically (now just 4% a year – first time in decades!). Stocks kept climbing but in a healthier way: now around 357 points in April 2026 (that's +84% in one year and over +260% in two years). Why still going up? Gold prices are high (helps mining companies), more foreign investors are buying in, and people trust the economy a bit more. Stocks became a safe place for savings again.

If talks are successful and an agreement is sealed. Equity markets gap up, Crude prices soften down. If talks are unsuccessful, Crude prices will likely keep rising. Given the data from our previous post and below, the probability of both #Iran and #USA reaching an agreement is highly likely. How do we profit from this data? We create a credit spread on Crude at 120 or a strike with a 0.15 delta with corresponding hedges and let theta play in our favour. As long as Crude remains below 120 until our strike expiry. We profit.

An investor we find very interesting and track their moves every quarter - Dolly Khanna. Her move in Sharda Cropchem tells you everything - Entered 2022 - Exited 2023 - 2024 - Re Entered in 2026 This isn't a fresh bet, This is reconviction. Lesson: Great investors don’t just find stocks. They re-enter them when the story resets. Track patterns. Not just positions. @DollyKhannaBot #investingpatterns #india

This is where it ultimately boils down to. #crude #straightofhormuz

Iran’s negotiation track is anything but smooth. A delegation once led by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf is now facing internal fractures, with hardliners pushing back on the scope of talks. At a critical moment, a message from Ali Khamenei’s inner circle reportedly shut down any discussion on nuclear issues effectively pulling the brakes just as momentum was building. The question now: Does this derail a potential breakthrough or is it just posturing before a deal? Because if negotiations stall, crude stays elevated. If they align, oil could soften quickly. Markets aren’t just watching diplomacy. They’re pricing internal politics. #crudeoil

Former U.S. hostage negotiator Roger Carstens warns that the Iranians are tougher negotiators than the Russians, the Chinese, and even the Taliban. He says the Iranians often move the goal posts and that "you never really quite get to the end state until the very end."

Even the greatest fund managers in the business are chart guys. 🙏🏽

"Mom, how did we get so rich?" "Your dad managed billions of dollars in a hedge fund and collected management fees" "But did the investors outperform the index?" "Who the fuck cares?"