I don’t YOLO, I’m not quite regarded enough for that.

    I was working a slow shift at Wendy’s one day, when it hit me: buy low, sell high.

    Been doing it ever since, I’m up 63% on the year. (With the help up RH’s 5% interest rate on uninvested cash.) I developed some rules for options trading, and I’ve stuck to them this whole year. (For the most part.)

    This is pretty much all 90-120 DTE AAPL, SOXL, TECL, and TQQQ calls. I never let an expiration date get closer than say 70 days away. Tried puts a couple of times, it never worked. Plus I’m an optimist, I don’t like rooting for something negative to happen.

    Have I actually figured something out? Or am I just riding the wave of a bullish year, and I should apply for that assistant manager position after all?

    Should I consult with my wife’s boyfriend, too?

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    25 Comments

    1. Opening_Chance2731 on

      Just don’t get greedy and you’ll be fine, invest a percentage of your profits (100% doesn’t count) and try to replicate it

    2. Putrid_Pollution3455 on

      Mixture of luck and bullish during bull market.

      Go for the big promotion.

      At this rate you’ll need two wives

    3. Buy low, eh? Try it a few more times. If you make money, do it a few more times. When you lose all of it, you’ll have found the answer

    4. Seen it thousands of times. You’ve gotten lucky in a bull market. But at least you’re gambling better and giving yourself more of a chance. Bulls can be ridden, but our 8 seconds can be up at any moment

    5. You got 8 grand in there

      When you can do it for at least minimum wage per week, then you’ve got something

    6. You fucking savant, you cracked the code. Time to put all your life savings into options. Post updates

    7. keyholderWendys on

      Just remember, the making of money is usually the easy part. It is the “not losing” part that most traders can’t overcome. Keep a level head and stay diligent about not losing.

      A lot of traders can steadily grow, but throw it all away on one or 2 trades. Keep it up.

    8. Here’s an effective way to know. Let’s take the opposite scenario, if you lost everything, was it the markets fault or you had no clue wtf you were doing?

    9. Your definitely benefitting from the bull market. You results would have probably been quite different if the market had been down 20-30% this year, instead up by that amount.

    10. StockCasinoMember on

      Look at November 2021 till January 2023.

      Would your account survive that?

      If not, you might want to think ahead of what happens when it eventually repeats.

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