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Beginner looking to make my first options trade — how would you approach this?
I’m new to options and only understand the basic idea of calls and puts, but I’ve never actually traded them. My portfolio is around $1,529: VOO — 1.61 shares BRK.B — 0.153 shares MSFT — 0.234 shares AMZN — 0.311 shares NVDA — 0.567 shares \~$0.64 buying power Most of …
First year investing
I got pretty lucky on a lot of this, especially WOLF. Not pictured is anything I am still not holding on to, mostly a handful of random AI stocks I dropped, and anything with more marginal gains and losses (FCX and SCCO up 16% most notably, as well as CMPS …
Meta's 3.5% drop is the real head-scratcher right now
Meta just slid 3.5% to close at $568.97, trading at 1.5x usual volume and everyone's arguing if this is just valuation compression, or if a Q4 EPS reset is going to hit way harder than people think. The forward curve still has all that expansion baked in, but what if …
Close AXTI 90p
I bought AXTI 90p yesterday........because I'm very familiar with it AXTI is usually very volatile....it can rally very sharply, but it can also crash just as wildly
Looks like the big boys are going short. We'll see if they're right.
Do you accept the challenge
Shorts vs options
I know options are the potential buying or selling 100 shares of a company and watching the price of the individual stock going up or down, but what’s the difference between shorts and Put options? I know puts are assuming/guessing the stock goes down a certain amount, but from what …
⚡MORNING WATCHLIST⚡
$XOS Entry above: $4.70 🎯 $5.00/$5.30 🛑 $4.50 $PFSA Entry above: $9.25 🎯 $10/$10.50 🛑 $8.95 $SGLY Entry above: $7.30 🎯 $8.00/$8.50 🛑 $7.00 $EJH Entry above: $1.81 🎯 $2.00/$2.20 🛑 $1.72 Note: These are trade ideas based on break-out levels, once they hit entry & start moving up, consider …
ETFs vs. Stocks: Which Actually Builds Long-Term Wealth?
Wild stat out there: 89% of large-cap active US fund managers underperformed the S&P 500 over the last 15 years. Even missing just the 10 best trading days in 20 years dragged annual returns down to barely beating inflation. The real tea isn't which posts higher on-paper returns, it's which …