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Are there ways to do it consistently ? Has done this ? Is it even possible ? Share your thoughts.

Now that I’ve retired early, this option has been on my mind. Has anyone done this and should you recommend it? I’m curious if the write-offs out way the self-employment taxes. What “gotchas” to watch out for. Etc.

For clarification: US business/trading question.

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This is as insane as PLTR's valuation. It's valued based on earnings it couldn't possibly see for years. I did a Sum-of-the-Parts breakdown by using current publicly traded companies relative to each business unit and found a more sensible valuation of $770B.

I plan to deploy a Short Risk Reversal with a protective call that expires after the lockup period once share price and volume start to levels out.

I expect this movie to play out in a fashion similar to Rivian's IPO.

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day 2 of experimenting & building a trading bot, and this was the 2nd trade by the bot.

today was tricky because stock went down ~10 when i got ready to trade. interactive brokers didn't give me all valid greeks so i had to manually pick a strike.

i generally pick between 5-15 delta options. the 420c was about 11 delta. premium was low but i still approved the trade

running pnl: $109 im calling this 'breakeven' because it pays my AI (codex) monthly subscription cost

stack:
- my simple trading rules
- interactive brokers
- codex

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I sell mostly weeklies on a couple tickers which has worked for me to varying degrees over the past couple years. However, I'm also attracted to the idea of selling daylies (or mid-week expiry options) because I just love the quick theta burn. I'm looking to sell on tickers that are on the less volatile side, or at least on companies that I'm fairly confident will eventually go back up even if they go under my strike price for some time. I've done this a few times with META and it's worked pretty well; does anyone else have any tickers they might do this with?

What do you think can be improved/added within these alerts?

The idea is to set up the rules/alerts and notifications via email. The simpler the flow is, the better for me.

Full flow or whatever you wanna call it

The black image is my email - and that's already cleared out for today.

Thanks!

Who are some of the top YouTube financial experts and creators to follow for insights on investing, trading, and the financial markets?

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Is 1% below the open SPY aggressive for 0dte?

I want to sell puts with my cash and I have around 20k usd cash in my account. So far I wrote two 30 dte puts taking around 13k of the cash levels. I’m curious how much cash do yall sell puts on and if you just keep premium as cash or you reinvest right away?