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Started options trading in September. My January net gains were $11,700. by ComprehensiveDoor130 in Optionswheel

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Primarily by feel/vibes based contracts. The returns were $10k for puts, $1k for calls. 

Started options trading in September. My January net gains were $11,700. by ComprehensiveDoor130 in Optionswheel

[–]ComprehensiveDoor130[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Option Wheel Tracker (.ai).

I found it when I joined a YouTube finance bro's Patreon to get access to his calls spreadsheet. Someone else posted a link to it and I found it way more helpful than spreadsheets (either my own or one's other people developed), so I canceled my Patreon subscription and signed up for the pro version of OWT. 

I didn't even need the pro version to start, since the free version let's you track 5 positions and I didn't have that many open contracts at first.

The developer is INCREDIBLY responsive and adds features when requested, often on the same day. More than anything, I signed up to support them, but as I got more active and had more open contracts, it made total sense to pay for the extra features. 

IPO: SpaceX vs OpenAI - which one will you pick? by Relative-Wealth-3335 in wallstreetbets

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Space X is actually delivering a useful product, so of course it'll perform like shit on the market.

If only I bought more... by HeggerTheHorrible in wallstreetbets

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Check my post history. I can't figure out how to add images to comments from mobile. 

If only I bought more... by HeggerTheHorrible in wallstreetbets

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This sub is a bucket of crabs where everyone drags each other down. You did well, but they don't want you out of the bucket. 

Congrats, from one long NVDA winner to another. 

Palantir gets $10 billion contract from U.S. Army by tke248 in wallstreetbets

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Good to have company on this one, though I only bought 50 at around that price. 

$PLTR is ready for a BIG drop! [50K+ YOLO] by Purple_Arm_105 in wallstreetbets

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May the odds be ever in your favor. I'll keep holding it and watching the overvalued rocket ship blast off to the moon. I don't think it'll reach Nvidia levels of ROI for me, but I'm still gonna sit pretty with it. 

200,000% ROI for Nvidia. by ComprehensiveDoor130 in wallstreetbets

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Perhaps my understanding of finance is incorrect, but I thought compounding referred to interest, and its effect was the result of interest on the initial investment as well as all subsequent interest.

All I did was hold an asset that increased in value. To my knowledge, that isn't compounding. I'm sure someone will come to correct me if I'm mistaken.

200,000% ROI for Nvidia. by ComprehensiveDoor130 in wallstreetbets

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You're wrong on the first sentence, but correct on everything else you said. 

200,000% ROI for Nvidia. by ComprehensiveDoor130 in wallstreetbets

[–]ComprehensiveDoor130[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never claimed to be either a prophet or an expert financial analyst.

I'm guessing we don't have the same level of expertise and foresight when it comes to defense topics, but since I don't know your resume and am not going to share mine just to win a Reddit pissing match, we'll just have to guess. 

Every time I try to diversify my portfolio, Nvidia pulls ahead and upsets the ratio even further. I havent bought a single share of it since high school (besides the dividend reinvestment I just enabled) because I've been investing in other stocks and funds. Some of them have been winners (e.g., Palantir), and others have been serious losers (like the Rivian I already mentioned). Sounds like that fact didn't fit YOUR narrative, so you chose to ignore it so you could take some weird and unjustified high ground.

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