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This is strictly hypothetical and I would say I’m 99.9% sure it’s not going to happen, but if we were to lose to North Alabama. would Silverfield get a pass or would the hot seat immediately be lit up?

So the simplest explanation of the wheel strategy is you sell puts and if you get assigned the stock, you sell covered calls. But if you’re holding the stock and it crashes way below your cost basis, do you keep selling covered calls or do you wait for it to recover some before selling the cover calls again?

To me, the risk/reward still does not make these worth buying.

Anyone see us winning against any of these teams?

Why "3% inflation" feels like a lie
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From Ace Makes Cents @AceMakesCents
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They gaslight you into believing that inflation is 3% while:

- utilities are up 30%
- groceries are up 20%
- gas is up 15%
- the price of a car is up 12%
- rent is up 10%

Wanting to know if anyone use the IC as there primary trading strategy? And if so, what do you normally set as your risk/reward level. Any pointers on how to be successful with this strategy are greatly appreciated.

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How common is it to get assigned shares prior to the expiration date? And I guess it really depends on how deep ITM the short puts are? I have rarely been assigned at all, so curious if anyone has a feel for how often early assignment occurs compared to being assigned at expiration.

Also, what time of day is assignment usually done? According to my trade confirmation, I got assigned around 4AM EDT.

Not saying the 10 year will hit 5%, but it is sure trending them at way

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There’s been a lot of news lately about China, trying to move away from US dollars as the world reserve currency. Other countries have also talked about this in relation to what the Iran war has caused. Do you think the world will move away from the dollar as the reserve currency and if so, how would it affect US backed debt?

Crazy how sharp and rapid the spikes go one direction and then quickly reverse.