Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

We’ve got $377.xx

 

Closed my 12/16 $340 spy puts here. 21% return. Still have $355 put

 

Debating closing these $AMC puts but I think it’s still dropping. If you can just get under five I bet the rug gets pulled

 

Sold the covered calls for $Vet @$160 bought back for $136. Ready to sell again

 

I rode VTI 2.30 -> 2.00 yesterday, should have waited but it's only something like 1.90 right now, so I didn't miss out on a lot.

 

I closed the 11/11 $AMC $5 puts. Happy to only lose $5 a contract after looking like they’ll expire worthless. should have gone with the $5.50s.

 

where did u get 377.xx ? if it's from me, yesterday was 377.76, it's an ascending trendline from 2007 hi to 2020 pre covid hi , this trendline has been currently respected, orange dashes.

 

I Literally meant the price of $SPY has fallen into the $377.xx...
10:58 $377.50 one minute candle bottom

 

Bloodbath...
I guess everyone gets what they wanted..
YAY!

 

Was up over 2% on UNG, got a phone call and was distracted. Got out with .88%. Damnit.

At least it's green... :shrug:

 

i dont get what i want. i want the market to go up, i have families/cousins/relatives that bought shares of $AMD , $NVDA and $MSFT that are now bag holding and they are in retirement age. I hate for people at that age to retire and then work part time at a walmart because their 401k's are destroyed.

i'm not asking or praying for market to go down, i trade the chart in front of me. the market leads, i jsut follow.

 

I've been watching $NVDA hold on like a lil' champ all day and then here's the dip...
Look at the 12/16 (captures earnings too) $140 call if it's the floor...

 

There's no problem...you're playing the Don't Pass line

(Degenerates out there get me?)

 

$DIS now at a loss for people who bought the near MAX covid dip...any day except 3/23/2020....

 

No Lambo today I suppose

 

It's not even bad yet. It's gonna get much worse

 

The market do what the market do.

...which is usually unapologetically gut the middle class every decade or so.

 

I'm not even 40 and I've lived through three "once in a generation" financial events LOL