Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Glad I dumped that. Really wish they let me sell it for $10 before they gave me my shares

 

Hey boys check out my thighs.. I marinated them 24 hours in Italian dressing with lime and orange juice. Cook them with some Kingsford and Mesquite chips. I don’t care how much money I have millions or billions this is what makes me happy… Fire and meat

 

Things want more green. Rug pull Friday pre market?

 

Rug pull? We defeated inflation monster. Green forever!

 

Rug pull? With my losses YTD they are gonna have to settle for a paper towel pull.

 

Was out and about Monday, made another 1.03%. Slow and steady.

 

Wet one that tears

 

took $SPY at pullback to 400.59, 11 contracts, expiry january. target first trim 405.5 stop 399.9 on 15m close below

 

$TNX, $DXY, $VIX all in red, high probability of going up. $AMZN strong, $AAPL strong.
already scalped $AMZN for $125 and closed to minimize risk.

 

Need $DIS at $103.58 by 11/18 to break even on my $100’s

The $100 $GOOG calls I averaged down are now all $$$green. Keep running baby. Sell our data!

 

/ES 4037 needds to break for continuation upwards, been rejected tehre.

/RTY raging, dragging entire macros

 

Swapping to puts on $NVDA when I exited my calls was not the play into earnings. It’s like a sea sick sailor with gonorrhea…It’s getting greener and won’t stop running!

 

So my move here was looking for the $NVDA top to buy the $160 put and then sell my $150 puts on a trailer. I exited contently. Contracts went up $40 and I got out.

 

$BCLI up 30% after the bottom when it dipped due to FDA shenanigans. Should have loaded up on more shares end of last week.

 

The NVDA calls i sold 2 weeks ago for 1.70 are now worth 6.50


everything is fine

at least im not down 80% on GOOG anymore

actually went 1% positive and now 2% down

 

dont look back. there's always opportunities in the market.
wouldve, couldve, shouldve is a bad habit to have in trading.
makes u fomo, taking risk, taking bigger position than usual and revenge trading

 

I've posted it before but there was a study done where they gave statisticians and mathematicians the data from the market. They knew what was about to happen - let's say they gave them 6 years and said use the first five to predict the 6th or something. No matter what they did, they couldn't model the 6th.

So here's me. Some schlub, I do have a degree in stats, but who the hell am I to think I know better than the big dogs, and a team of mathematicians with way more experience and knowledge?

Buy VTI. Don't overthink it. That's my long play. I dick around here and there for some fun but that's like 0.1% of my portfolio. The 99.9% is in VTI.

 

Sweet!