We're basically halfway through 2026, so I went back to the "Reddit's 2026 Stock Picks" thread from Jan 1 (the one that ranked the most-mentioned names across r/stocks, r/wallstreetbets, and r/investing) and checked how those picks actually held up. Everything …
They went down after todays news with pypl, what
Have sold covered calls for years and a few puts here and there. The last 3 weeks, I've realized the volatility in some stocks affords some incredible option pricing for very low delta. Sold about 60 naked put and call …
IBM crashed and blindly took down the semiconductor industry. When in reality, it should have been a bullish signal. 1. IBM fell due to weak sales forecasts, driven primarily by the soaring cost of memory. 2. This doesn't mean the …
What advice would you give to yourself when you first started trading options? I'm currently starting with low amounts of money and watching trends. So far I got fried immediately after doing a put option on Palantir but I'm doing …
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In a bit of a hairy situation, my father recently passed and while collecting stuff for his estate we’ve discovered that he had assets with crypto.com. We’ve spent two months attempting to get the money out however all we have …
Does anyone's spreadsheet became so large that tracking using this has become a pain in the ass? I ran through around 50 trades a months and I use to enjoy tracking those. I guess this is just a natural pain? …
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