AMA +7546% in half a year playing options

Started with 30k a couple years ago turned on margin and made it to 1.4M. fell to 150k 5-6 times and now we’re here. No longer in margin.

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 13 hours ago

AMA +7546% in half a year playing options

Started with 30k a couple years ago turned on margin and made it to 1.4M. fell to 150k 5-6 times and now we’re here. No longer in margin.

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 1 day ago

My Best Month In 8years

Day trading for 8years. Was really hoping to crack $250k this month but some bad trades this week, and vacation for 3 days kind of put dirt on it. I average about 50-60k a month. But there were many opportunities this month. Hoping it continues. I started off years ago aiming to make $5-10 a day. Quit my $90k/year job after 2 years of consistency. Here we are 6years since quitting my job.

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 8 days ago

If you had $3.1 million at age 38, would you retire today?

Last week my portfolio crossed $3.1 million.I’m 38 years old and have been investing for 13 years. When I started, I wasn’t trying to get rich. I simply wanted financial freedom for my family. Today I finally reached a number that feels “enough” to me So I’ve decided to retire.Not because I hate working. Not because I think I’ll never make more money. But because time is the one asset I can never buy back. My wife and I plan to travel. I want to spend more time with my family while everyone is still healthy enough to enjoy it.A lot of people here will probably say $3.1M isn’t enough in today’s world.Others will say I’m crazy to walk away when my portfolio could become $5M or even $10M if I keep investing for another decade. Maybe they’re right.But after 13 years in the market, I’ve learned something:At some point, chasing a larger number becomes a habit, not a necessity. I’m not posting this to brag. This account represents thousands of market swings, mistakes, sleepless nights, and lessons learned. My biggest lesson:The goal of money is freedom. If you never use that freedom, what’s the point of having more money?So here’s my question for everyone: Or would you keep working and try to turn it into $10 million?Why? Also have been following this community https://www.facebook.com/groups/683645998403709/?ref=share\_group\_link they do share amazing insights on how you build a solid retirement portfolio and passive income with investing, and if anyone would like to know how i grew mine feel free to reach out would be happy to share..

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 18 days ago

0DTE update 6/11/26

Soo I let my emotions and greed get the best of me Wednesday entering early and into chop after the hell of a day on Tuesday! But learned my lesson, locked in today and came out with $80k in profits. Took out $50k from my buying power since that’s the limit but over the next two days doing the same to pay off my car which is the reason I started trading 😂 but still up $226k on the month. And looking for a decent day tomorrow. Attached are some of the biggest profits I’ve made so far this month and my Stocktwits account if you still think I’m a bot or something 😂

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 22 days ago
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GOLD CURRENCY

I recently acquired these and curious if I’m better off trying to sell as a set, or break them out individually. I’ve always held on to my stack, but need to recoup some money from the haul that this was included in. Any feedback appreciated.

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 1 month ago

Success stories 🙂

I’ve been trading for 2 years, and I’d love to read some success stories to stay motivated. I’ve had more wins than losses, but I’m still not where I want to be yet.

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u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 1 month ago

BIG MILESTONE FOR ME

Big milestone for me

Big milestone for me

50 years old. 25 years of full-time work. Single income, family of four.

I’ve lived by one rule: save 15% no matter what.

I know it’s common to see people in their 20s or 30s posting about becoming millionaires, but honestly, I’m still proud of achieving this at 50.
It’s been a long road, but I made it.

I started saving in 2000. I moved everything over to Vanguard in 2016, but I wanted to clarify that this was a two-decade process, not a 10-year sprint! 😅

Feel free to reach out would be happy to share what i can

u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 2 months ago
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Hello ! I am 54 and my spouse is 58, we both want to scope out the possibility of retiring early

Hello ! I am 54 and my spouse is 58, we both want to scope out the possibility of retiring early, when my spouse turn 62. We have over 1 million is 401K, another 1 million in brokerage accounts, and rental properties that generate 5K income each month. I am sure who I should work with to help scope out retirement plans, assess out current savings & purpose tax strategies for us to help meet our goals. I am clueless of where to start and looking for guidance. Please share any resources you have personally used and recommend. Thank you !

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u/Superb_Lawyer_2123 — 2 months ago