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Robby4c
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12 women ever and 2 black people ever lol this sport gotta be the least diverse in history
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this is devastating ngl this sports been around for like 70 years and all weve got is TWELVE women???
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@paradisemint @aincomeinvestor What Rolex are you buying that’s cheaper than buying it new?
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Don’t EVER buy a new Rolex.
Shop around. No matter the condition you can have it buffed and polished at a Rolex dealer for a couple hundred bucks and it will look brand new.
All my Rolex watches are worth significantly more than I paid for them. Essentially I get paid to wear a Rolex.
When the stock market is in the bear market, that is the best time to start shopping. Coin dealers are a great source for them. Lots of coin shops buy them in estate sales cause they want the coins and they will sell the Rolex watches they buy cheap.
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@panchogaming7 @sama Very low volume on this one. I’ll have to dig into it a bit more
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@CrosbyDarrian I actually sold this for a loss not long ago, so I’m still in the month-long waiting period to secure the loss for taxes before I can buy back in.
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@Investinc_Intel @FurtureRichKid I agree, I keep around 70% in S&P and pick individuals with the rest. Way more satisfactory
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@robby4c @FurtureRichKid Average return of like 15% is not bad. It’s a great anchor. I have to much fun with individual stocks though and think higher returns is possible.
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@Investinc_Intel @FurtureRichKid Since 2010. The same percent as the S&P500, because that is what we are looking at.
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@robby4c @FurtureRichKid I’m asking for the $VOO specifically since that is what we are looking at
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@Investinc_Intel @FurtureRichKid ?? S&P is up 101,000% since inception.
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@FurtureRichKid 500% return but how many years is this over?
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@alexeck @TJTheWheelDeal It can depend on the situation. If you’ve sold puts on a stock several times, like, $100 collected from $20 put 5x before assignment that brings avg cost to $15/share, you can sell $16 calls now even tho $20 is your recorded cost basis. Good to journal to keep track.
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@TJTheWheelDeal The issue I have is when you’re assigned at a lower price and then it goes further down and you’re trying to write calls against a much lower price
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The Wheel Strategy is very simple at its core.
Find a stock you want to own and can afford at least 100 shares.
Decide on a price that is fair market value for you based on your own research.
Sell a put. Get paid a premium for agreeing to buy shares at a discount to the current market price.
Rinse and Repeat over and over until assigned the shares at the price you want to own the stock
Once assigned you sell a covered call at a price you’re comfortable selling the shares for a profit.
Rinse and repeat over and over until shares are called away.
Once complete you assess what just happened.
You got paid for agreeing to buy the shares at a discount and agreeing to sell the shares at a profit.
Congrats on the win. Start over on the same stock or move onto another setup that makes dollars and sense to you.
Run your own race!!
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@ultim8faith @dwengca @SmokeySnipe @RobinhoodApp fidelity.com/bin-public/060…
It’s not going to affect most people.
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@BoomerDivvies Would my answer change the fact that DCA would have given you substantial returns during that period? Your post is relevant to those who bought the peak and didn’t invest another dollar.
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