I opened a debit spread (500/510) and a credit spread last week (540/550), seeing how META is languishing around 500 for weeks. Then it decides to fuck me and jumps past my credit spread short leg (540).

    I am 100% sure if I hadn't added that credit spread to the trade, META would have closed at 499.99 by July 12th.

    You can all thank me for single handedly pumping it up past my short strike.

    https://preview.redd.it/8qg8oxmgarad1.png?width=1442&format=png&auto=webp&s=01ebd26e0fba3cfc5e768c647a3472146f9c42f3

    wtf META – Pumped 6% in a single day just as a personal fuck you to me
    byu/strthrowreg inwallstreetbets



    Posted by strthrowreg

    26 Comments

    1. itsnotthatbad21 on

      I don’t know a single person using a “meta” social media product

    2. No_Storm_7686 on

      > gambles
      > looses money
      > ”how could this have happened”😱😱😱

    3. elpresidentedeljunta on

      For the first time in way over a decade I bought something from a facebook ad today. You should have seen that coming, bro…

    4. originalusername__ on

      Yeah well I sold all my shares for 125$ during the crash so we can be both be losers together.

    5. MM’s saw your play… and millions of others. Their complex algorithmic programs written by Asian quants who graduated top of their classes determined the specific price META would pump to today for maximum profits (for them).

      The game is rigged. The only way you win is to inverse any slight majority sentiment, then sometimes, if your inverse then becomes the majority sentiment, you must inverse the inverse.

      Source: last two TSLA earnings, AAPL pump a day late (screwing over all the paper handed regards and enriching the all or nothing gambling degen-gards), NKE earnings, etc.

      TLDR: inverse popular sentiment, then sometimes inverse the inverse.

    6. OriginalFluff on

      I’m pissed I even considered selling despite making a couple thousand bucks

      Broke stay broke

    7. PlayfulPresentation7 on

      Dude it was $450 on May 1st and now $550 in July 1st and you call that languishing.  

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