This thread is something. Among other issues, how does a 20-year-old (if true) get access to that kind of money?
I found a Twitter spaces discussion from the end of July. And if that's indeed him, even assuming he had staff who put together a lot of the information, it's still rather impressive that a 20-y-o can rattle through all the numbers and disclaimers the way he did.Money came from his uncle. Also, the Wyoming address is associated with previous scams.
In Sureal Story, 20-Year-Old Student Acquires 6% Of Bed Bath & Beyond, Makes $110 Million In 3 Weeks | ZeroHedge
Another scam recorded from business related to 30 N. Gould St. registered agent
I don't see that it really has to be the same for everybody. You can essentially play it so that you are likely to get assigned, or that you aren't, and all that gradient in between. In the case that you're wrong, of course, you don't really care all that much. And then too, if you never get assigned, it never becomes the wheel.Initially I was going to try to use the Wheel Strategy. I’m not doing that at all right now. I might be doing a modified version of it - I’m looking at either side separately instead of systematically executing one option trade as soon as the other executes.
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I don't see that it really has to be the same for everybody. You can essentially play it so that you are likely to get assigned, or that you aren't, and all that gradient in between. In the case that you're wrong, of course, you don't really care all that much. And then too, if you never get assigned, it never becomes the wheel.
This begs the question, and I've been asking it for 2 years, why does selling options appeal to me rather than buying them? I don't know, but I'd like to know what my bias is. I almost never buy one.
You know, I'm horribly overweighted with UCTT right now, and when it tanked yesterday, I just bought more. I couldn't help myself. Couldn't wait until Friday. It just seems like I am holding more and more stuff that's going all over the place.I’d buy puts if I was extremely, heavily overweighted with a single name. For a bit of a hedge. Otherwise, that is the least appealing of the 4 positions to me. I like the 2 sell positions to replace limit orders to buy or sell shares of stock/ETFs. Although I haven’t noticed real attractive ETFs yet - maybe their diversification makes the volatility premiums slight. I scanned through VTI and it looked pretty quiet.
You know, I'm horribly overweighted with UCTT right now, and when it tanked yesterday, I just bought more. I couldn't help myself. Couldn't wait until Friday. It just seems like I am holding more and more stuff that's going all over the place.
In happier news, it looks like these 8/19 112 and 113 AMAT short calls we were talking about are going to be great. Holding options through earnings is just part of the excitement, I guess.
AMAT treating you good AH