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@TJTheWheelDeal "All is fair in love and war" 🤣🤣😀😀

I told my wife the war might be over for about the 8th time tonight. She ain’t buying it. Signal? Non market folks don’t believe anymore.

@KrisPatel99 The way people interpret our great leader Donald Duck 🦆 every move reminds me of a Indian old comedy show “Mungerilal Ke Haseen Sapne ” But one thing due credit to be given is every April he is given sales on stocks . Long live Donald Duck

What Trump did by announcing that the US would leave even with the strait closed is created a situation where every other country that is a net importer of oil and refined products is now paying roughly $1/barrel toll. The deal could be… 1. Denuclearize with inspections 2. Stop supporting proxies 3. Sanctions relief 4. Get the $2M toll as long as it’s in US dollars. *Very important that it remains USD* to maintain petroleum dollar. Some of the money could go towards a “regional fund” This would make Iran $ 90B from tolls a year and another $90-100B from Oil sales. 200B / year. Right now they sell to the Chinese at a significant discount because of the sanctions. If they become economically dependent on the strait being opened full time. they will save their economy and cement the current regime in power. The ultimate loser in this will be any and all countries that are net importers from the strait of Hormuz.

@stockpickz_hq @StockMKTNewz Awesome 👏 Comparison

For comparison: Equity Notional Trading Volume: - January: $227.3 billion - February: $194.4 billion - March MTD: ~$196 billion Options Contracts Traded: - January: 200.0 million - February: 180.3 million - March MTD: ~187 million Crypto Notional Trading Volume: - January: $22.9 billion - February: $25.0 billion - March MTD: ~$16 billion Event Contracts Traded: - January: 3.4 billion - February: 2.4 billion - March MTD: ~2.6 billion

Robinhood $HOOD just released some metrics for March 2026 month to date - Equity Notional Trading Volumes were ~$196 billion - Option Contracts Traded were ~187 million - Event Contracts Traded were ~2.6 billion.

@Kross_Roads Yep 👍

@samcan123 Yep. CSP at levels / names you are happy holding long-term. Assuming you're not out of cash.

Amit with a great take here, on covered calls, I'll say this: Be careful. Covered calls might feel quite safe and like the best of all options out there right now (and I continue to sell them), but when the market regains its footing and certainty, all but the most cautious covered calls will likely be deep in the money. There's a downside to every strategy, and it's important to factor that in.

@TJTheWheelDeal You are 100% Right . Hope x had a screening tool to verify net worth before I follow them .

You’re trying to be a millionaire but you’re taking advice from someone who is barely a thousandaire? How does that work out? Recruit UP! Seek people more successful than you financially and ask them to teach you!

@ReneSellmann $NU

What are your favorite "quality stock" ideas outside the US right now? Ideally, trading below 15x normalized & steady state earnings.

@amitisinvesting @WillReic_PhD I thought you were doing bullish call spread options without owning the stocks . Are you still doing the strategy?

@WillReic_PhD Correct

$NVDA TODAY IS A DAY TO REVISIT ONE OF MY FAVORITE OPTION STRATEGIES IN THE STOCK MARKET. Anyone can do this, it is not “too advanced,” and it is one of the ways to benefit from an underlying equity if it stays flat/goes down. Will be putting a long explanation below so feel free to bookmark & read later but I’ll be going through an actual example that you see in the screenshot below. Let’s get into it. To sell a covered call, you need to own 100 shares of a stock. 100 shares = 1 option contract. You probably hear about people blowing up their accounts on reddit in options all the time. Those are people that are *buying* options, aka they are betting a stock will move up or down (up is a call, down is a put) and if the stock does NOT move in their direction, they lose all their money that they paid for the option contract. Well, for every buyer…there is a seller. If someone is buying the right to own 100 shares of a stock (a call option) YOU could be the seller of that contract. Citadell sells calls, Jane Street sells calls, Goldman sells calls…so could you. I did not think $NVDA would be $185 by Friday, 8/22. So, I took 100 shares of Nvidia and put them “up for sale,” almost as if I was renting out these shares to someone, by selling a covered call. The call is covered with my 100 shares. Terms of the contract: - I get premium upfront as the call seller from the call buyer, in this case $2.37 a share or $237 a contract. - If $NVDA is above $185 by expiry, I am forced to sell my 100 shares at $185. I still keep the $237 in premium. - If Nvidia is below $185 by expiry, I keep my 100 shares, the contract goes to zero, the call buyer loses their money, I get to write another covered call again on those 100 shares while pocketing the $237 in premium. When I learned about this strategy 2 years ago…it genuinely changed my life. One of the worst case scenarios in this situation is I sell $NVDA at $185. Now my $NVDA average is $122.75, so if I did have to sell at $185…I wouldn’t be crying about it. You can also roll the contract to avoid selling the shares but we will cover that another day. So if $NVDA was $190 on Friday, yes I miss out on the extra $5/share, but I got paid $2.37, so I’m technically selling at $187.37. Now, the odds of Nvidia being exactly above the strike price of $185 simply are more in my favor — you become the CASINO and NOT the gambler when you sell options. The call buyer MUST have the stock over $185. I just need it to be below it. The other worst case scenario is $NVDA tanks to $160, I keep my covered call premium, but my shares down. However…my average is $122.75. If I didn’t sell the covered call and Nvidia fell 10%, I’d still feel the pain, but with the covered call I get some benefit as the contracts go to zero and I collect premium on the downside. Now obviously if you are buying $NVDA today at $178 to sell a $180 call for this week, Nvidia could tank and you are actually underwater on the shares. But if you have a massive position in a name…that you’d be willing to yield premiums from call buyers who are taking a risk on the volatility to the upside but you are simply selling calls to them with the assumption that their expectations are too high…then you can yield a return from your stock even if it’s flat/down. The math is: 100 shares at $122.75 avg $12,275 I paid for the shares Call premium is $237, so $237/$12,275 = 1.9% ROI I sold the call on 8/14, today is 8/22, the call is up 87%, so if I were to close the call today… I’d keep $207 (I’d give back $30 to close the contract, aka buy the contract back to close it) which means $207/$12,275 = a 1.7% return in one week. There are not many businesses where you can use your capital to generate almost 2% in a week…obviously this can’t happen every week and markets are dynamic but I try to get an extra 1.5-2% a month, not per week, based on my option selling…which has been a game changer for me.

@WealthCoachMak Do you sell long duration cash secured put leaps. Like one year out ?

If you are selling Cash Secured Puts on quality stocks… Then don’t be afraid of assignments Even if a stock falls sharply The idea is to pick good stocks at prices you are comfortable with $AMZN $TSLA $NVDA $AMD $GOOGL

@antibearthesis Read again what I said wait for the correct pitch. Warren buffet "The trick in investing is just to sit there and watch pitch after pitch go by and wait for the one right in your sweet spot. And if people are yelling, 'Swing, you bum!', ignore them."

@samcan123 Trade that then

Good morning FinX☕️ I’ve been up for a while researching $NBIS while enjoying a few cups of coffee + pasta, pesto, chicken & parmesan T-2 days till i get fresh cash and will be able to buy this dip once again Have a great sunday everyone☀️

@TJTheWheelDeal I think Apple will survive like a trusted hardware utility $meta moat can be distributed by AI Tesla high risk cap ex story

7 years from now, will the 7 stocks currently in the Mag 7 still be worthy of being part of that group? I think 2 can possibly be replaced. I can see Apple not making the cut anymore bc it just won’t grow much more. Which other company could be replaced and by whom? What say you?

@KrisPatel99 Great idea . What can go wrong when you have TACO 🌮 president.🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Ground invasion would be Bullish for stock market... There I said it... While I'm not a fan of putting boots on the ground... it seems like everyday that goes by, thats the more likely next step. Its sad to say this but War does have a way of resolving things that are uncertain and the market like certainty.

@antibearthesis I’m a holder of both Robin $Hood and $SOFI $Hood advantages are it is founder Led multi product very flexible Aggressive product delivery Fast Internation expansion $sofi Led by good CEO Strong fundamentals poised for growth stock market values it as a bank not AWS Fintech

$SOFI vs $HOOD is debated heavily on X Lets look at the facts: SoFi has a $20 billion market cap Revenue ~ $4.77 billion Net income ~$481 million Forward revenue growth ~ 35% Forward EPS growth ~ 80% Forward P/E ~ 21x Robinhood has a $63 billion market cap Revenue ~ $4.47 billion Net income ~ $1.88 billion Forward revenue growth ~ 23% Forward EPS growth ~ 21% Forward P/E ~ 29x Which is the better buy today?

I stay away from Buisness which I think 🤔 are ethics or moral comprised . I have lost good stocks like smoking 🚬, gambling, defence stocks etc Said so but no regrets $meta has given me the same vibes @Kross_Roads

$HOOD is my proxy for stock market recovery. Even though @vladtenev has diversified the Buisness but the general perception is that it is correlated to crypto and stock market cycles.

@sachinvats We all have a lot of eggs in our face best option is to make a omelet and use the eggs 🍳🤣 Eg sold $PLTR on valuation lost all the upside & didn’t sell $hood at > 150 thinking 🤔 holding for long term .

Egg on my Face, Walk of Shame!

@RavishOptions youtube.com/shorts/QPiWEb-… Trying to Understand this video it’s confusing You say If I sell at the money cc . Do you own the shares ? Can you say In simple language step 1 2 3 what you are doing Appreciate your work

@Futurenvesting Good idea but any company who does this will have a difficulty in the future for a capital raises

Hear me out... $SOFI raised $1.6b at the end of 2025 at a share price of $27.50. The stock has dropped 42.3% since the last raise! Is it time to issue a stock buyback with the capital you raised? $SOFI issued ~58m shares. $SOFI has the opportunity to buy back ~100.5m shares using the $1.6b they just raised. SoFi would end up with the same amount of cash as before the raise, but with ~42.5 million fewer shares outstanding. This effectively undoes the dilution and provides an additional bonus reduction in share count, making each remaining share represent a larger percentage of the company. Anthony Noto would only do this if they believe they couldn't use the capital more effectively. That said, dilution has been a drag on the sentiment of this company, and this might be a creative way to get excitement back into the stock and raise EPS.