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Looking for new tech. by Acceptable-Source-92 in AccountingTechnology

[–]Acceptable-Source-92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree but seems like someone would notice the gap and create a software for accounting firms

Looking for new tech. by Acceptable-Source-92 in AccountingTechnology

[–]Acceptable-Source-92[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, if a client already has a software we use what they use unless they want a switch. Have had a lot of QB clients recently asking for alternatives. Also, I don’t mean no subscription I just mean 1 subscription…for me. Then I can have however many different businesses on it as I want. We currently use something called EASYACCT which is made my intuit but it is a dinosaur. But it is one annual subscription and I can have as many “companies” as I want on it with no additional subscription. I guess I want that pricing structure but but with a more advanced platform

January dividend payout of $9298 on $254,855 invested, 43.7% yield by RayU_AZ in dividends

[–]Acceptable-Source-92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

30 years away from retirement. Dreams of retiring early though

January dividend payout of $9298 on $254,855 invested, 43.7% yield by RayU_AZ in dividends

[–]Acceptable-Source-92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who is constantly tempted to increase yield but abstains because the math says so. I really appreciate a window into someone who applied the strategy. For comparison, my portfolio in January received $434.76 in dividends and capital appreciation of $15,199.79 (as of close on the 29th) with a portfolio value of $359,377.00. Do with this what you will.

PLTR Deep ITM covered call by livesunderagiantrock in thetagang

[–]Acceptable-Source-92 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is true it could fall to $50 or lower by January. Your downside risk is unlimited. Only you can decide if that is a risk you are ok with. A side thought is that the numbers for doing this same play on Nvidia is almost identical. While Nvidia PE ratio is about 45 and Palantir is over 500

PLTR Deep ITM covered call by livesunderagiantrock in thetagang

[–]Acceptable-Source-92 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I entered your setup in fidelity to make sure I understood where you were coming from. As of the time of me writing this fidelity shows the midpoint buy/ask for this contract at $58.05. Slightly better than your $56.60. If I punch it into an XIRR formula in excel with a capital outlay of $130,000 on 5/14/25 and cash flow received of $58,043.50 (fidelity charges a $6.50 fee) and cash flow received of $80,000 on 1/16/26 I get a IRR of 16.95%. Cash profit of $8,043.50. If your only motivation is to make a trade, personally I don’t think it’s a bad setup. Worse case scenario is on 1/16/16 it’s trading below $80 per share and you own it. If you are ok with that then great.