Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Sitting on these. Sold 3 ACHR Dec 20 3.5 Calls I bought before earnings. Made 66% gains, however they were cheap calls so small $ value gain

 

Early 10spds have transmission issues that only got fixed in like 2023.

2017 f150 with 5.0/6spd is the last good domestic half ton

 

If I might suggest...put a strong leash on the $DKNG profits...
It really loves to give it all back.

 

I have a 10% trail

PYPL & NVDA have got a 20% trail.

 

money where mouth...
They dipped under $100 today...couldn't resist...
Not looking for in the money, just looking to make some earnings climb cash.

Close eye on decay....
Odd to note the split fill....

 

The tundra is good enough that's it's still worth the prod. The gas mileage is only like 3mpg less than the competitors will actually get, not just what they say, and it is relatively that much more reliable so it's not for nothin. New fords are all pretty good except that they're getting to be a bit of throwaway-when-done (150k miles) now, and each part is one of twenty different part #s based on random trim bs and half cost double or aren't available

 

What @kairo really needs is an ecotoot Transit

 

There's too much confusion trying to sort all these different model years, powertrains, recalls, and failure points. I think I'm just gonna go with the 5.7 Tundra even though the interior looks like it was designed in 1992

Toyota: For when you're tired of looking at everything else and you pay the premium for something that's not the best at anything, but good enough for everything

 

ur moms a transit van

 

CAFE import rules....She's got a big back seat.

IYKYK

 

This one time, at band camp

 

Thankfully, I'm a full blown degenerate and held onto my dogecoin and shib. Coins are up like crazy.

 

Get the fuck out of robinhood. Have you learned nothing?

 

It's still going...

 

.....You've learned nothing

 

I still hold GME and AMC. I'm a full blown tard.

 

I had coinbase at one time. They all have fees. I hate robinhood, but the platform is easy and user friendly. What's the problem with RH?

 

Payment for order flow...for 1.

 

I dislike Robinhood but that’s the platform I have. I plan to switch to fidelity once I reach a free transfer $ amount.

Problem is, it takes time. I have a 401k that I contribute 10% to, have since 21. I also have my brokerage account that I contribute 3% to, to have more “control” of my investments.

The GME saga created a ton of animosity towards RH. But if anybody believes big brokerage firms are any less crooked than the others are mistaken. Financial firms do not give two shits about your best interest, period.

If anything people should at least be thankful RH brought commission free trading to the mainstream. Ally, tradeking, fidelity, all the big dogs used to charge 5$ per transaction pre covid.

That said if RH shits the bed tomorrow, idk what happens. And that bugs me.

 

I’m so confused. Market keep going. Hindsight tells me I sold my ACHR calls early but 66% gain is nothing to complain.
And I should’ve done COIN calls instead of PYPL calls. I was picking one of my recent buys to double down on with some leaps. I chose wrong. I mentioned a month ago maybe I liked COIN? Bought using things I’ve learned in classes