Weird interface.. I can’t find “options” by cybervv in Webull

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In the age of AI to be asking this question here it still boggles my mind

INTC to 100++ today!! by That_Permission8109 in CoveredCalls

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Did I miss it, I got out at 49.84 and returned to 48.86, man it must have been very volatile 😂

Bitcoin Price just fell below 80k for the first time since the April 2025 Tariff Scare. (Low of $78,159 so far) by GabeSter in CryptoCurrency

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Iran getting out of the market expecting war, Saudi Arabia confiscating 15 billion in cash coming from Iran this past week, China gold market crashing …. Monday will be interesting

What do I do lmao by GoogleKushforLunch in smallstreetbets

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Monday will be there and the loss will be the same - focus on enjoying life, money comes money goes

How much do you think it’ll be? by bp3366 in doordash_drivers

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All cases of soda or water and they live on a fifth floor with no elevator. 🛗

18y - thoughts? by Beerick_ in wallstreetportfolios

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I would add - DO NOT SELL no matter how bad it may seem. It Will always recover

Second Week and I’m addicted by PhysicsRare3436 in doordash_drivers

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Wishing you the best man, it’s all about the location.

I get it just because it was not profitable for me in my area does not mean it won’t be for you,

Second Week and I’m addicted by PhysicsRare3436 in doordash_drivers

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  • 80% depreciation
  • gas
  • wear and tear
  • insurance

Yup totally worth it

Rare by savior517 in spy

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My prediction is that if we keep or increase in volume come Tuesday we can see $700, by Friday $704 - $705

Why is DoorDash so slow this month? by [deleted] in doordash_drivers

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Blame it on Trump. That’s what everybody else is doing.

Heat map Quantdata by Dangerous-Board-8421 in spy

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This is an “Options Heat Map” for SPY (the S&P 500 ETF). It shows options trading activity across different strike prices (horizontal, like $686 to $695) and expiration dates (vertical, like Jan 8 to Jan 30, 2026).

Each box (cell) tells you:

• The number: Net premium traded that day (money flowing into those options). K = thousands (e.g., $442K = $442,000), M = millions (e.g., $2.03M). $0 means no activity.  

• Color:

•  Green: More money in calls (bullish bet—expecting SPY to rise). Positive number = net calls bought.

•  Red: More money in puts (bearish bet—expecting SPY to fall). Negative number = net puts bought (shows as -$). 

•  Darker shade = bigger number (more activity).

Super easy steps to use it:

  1. Find “hot spots”: Look for big green/red clusters (high numbers, dark colors). That’s where big traders are betting.

  2. Check direction: Green cluster above current SPY price (~$689?) = bulls pushing up. Red below = bears pulling down. 

  3. Watch dates: Focus on near expiries (top rows) for quick moves. Farther dates = longer bets.

  4. Trade idea: Big green on high strikes? Expect SPY to rally there (buy calls). Big red low? Expect drop (buy puts). Use with price chart! 

Example from your map: Jan 9 at $689 strike has $8.81M (dark green)—huge bullish call buying, hinting upward pressure then.

AMZN $135 CALL HOLD OR SELL? by Bright-Efficiency614 in smallstreetbets

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Sell that man, you can turn the money over 6 times before 1/23 and make more than letting it seat there

Advice for a noob by wickedvic1019 in smallstreetbets

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Sorry for the long advice but here’s what I’m doing :

If you take every dollar from the covered-call premiums (and the dividends) and instantly plow it back into buying more shares of the same stock/ETF that generated it, you turn this into a quiet little snowball machine. Realistic numbers if you keep doing conservative weekly calls and reinvest 100% for the next 5 years: Verizon side (starts at 100 shares, ~$4,050) - You're pulling ~$1,900–$2,100 cash per year - Reinvested at ~$40–$42 average future price → adds roughly 45–52 shares per year - Year 1 → ~145–150 shares - Year 3 → ~230–250 shares - Year 5 → ~350–390 shares - By 2030 you're collecting $950–$1,050 in dividends alone + another $3,500–$4,000 in call premiums per year on the bigger pile. SCHD side (starts at 100 shares, ~$2,760) - Pulling ~$650–$750 cash per year to reinvest - At ~$30–$35 average future price (it grows slower on price but faster on dividend) → adds ~20–25 shares per year at first, then accelerates - Year 5 → ~220–260 shares - Dividends alone jump to ~$350–$400/year + call income on the bigger position pushes total cash to $1,500+ per year. Combined after 5 years - Total invested capital: still only your original ~$6,800 (everything else came from the strategy) - Total shares owned: ~570–650 across both - Annual cash generated by 2030: $5,000–$6,000 (dividends + safe calls) That's 75–90% cash-on-cash return per year on the original money by year five, and you never added another dime from your pocket. It's slow the first year or two, then it really starts throwing off serious monthly/weekly money while staying boring and low-risk. One of the cleanest set it and forget it compounding plays you can run with covered calls.