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pigsgetfathogsdie t1_je5yacd wrote

MEDIA:

Retail: Degenerates

Professional: Model Citizens

REALITY:

Retail: Regards

Professional: Inside Traders, Grifters, Fraudsters

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readonlypdf t1_je5zs4q wrote

0DTE options are fun

But I like to see plays that have some thought behind it. Even if the thought was really dumb.

Like April 21 $LMT 500 calls

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fontasia t1_je6jfp8 wrote

God imagine being a "journalist" and being told to "write about how retail traders perform just as poorly as actual traders but retail are ruining everything. Also I was the mayor of New York for a while but I don't want people to look at what I actually did too closely."

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arpatel530 t1_je6t3j8 wrote

Better than buying treasuries and blowing up eventually over a few years. This way you can blow up every day

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alanzo123 t1_je773il wrote

i was up $400 today on puts and then sold for a loss. the puts went to zero at the end. more frustrating than fun.

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Darth_Cartsalot t1_je7mygx wrote

At the very least you got good trades in. Honestly, I'm just dabbling in the market. I had 80 sitting in my portfolio, so I just yolo'd it. Other than the Intel calls, that was a calculated risk.

Might risk the last of my paycheck for the biscuit and toss 100 at SVB and see if they rebound.

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Highborn_Hellest t1_je8s9y8 wrote

" For big investors, these derivatives — “zero-day-to-expiry” options, or 0DTE for short "

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don't they mean FDs for short? smh

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