CBT

user_x9000

This and CBT with a professional

Gom_KBull

seeing friday and buttcorn over the weekend makes me wonder if those degenerate carry gamblers really are unwinding their exposure. If true, tomorrow might be CBT for bols

AdLatter3886

What's worse, the price action or CBT?

LasyKuuga

CBT isn’t for everyone

sentrypetal

Prospect theory is about losses weighing more than gains in peoples psychology. But unfortunately it fails to understand one key concept. Gambling behaviour and Herd mentality. As such it cannot explain bubbles nor can it explain the addiction to gambling. Why do people go to the pokies it’s for the adrenaline rush of winning not losing. The same holds true in the stock market. There are other psychological factors far more powerful than risk aversion. Greed, Fear of missing out, Herd mentality, conformity. I find the theory to be at best half cooked, they tried to solve it with CBT but even that is half cooked.

MusingsAndMind

people struggling to use CBT cards near thanksgiving because of the SNAP stuff going on doesn't bode well

MayorAg

Positions or CBT.

AlwaysSilencedTruth

JPOW CBT practice

Ok_Farmer_7204

Most of the sites already have the correct share count there, so just go see for yourself. Also, if you understand anything of the short interest, and especially cost to borrow numbers, you can see that the CBT data supports that these shares are in fact already in the float.. or, atleast Im still waiting for these sec-geniuses to explain to me how can CBT be less than 10% in some sites if the shares are still locked up somewhere...

CategoryAbject8977

I do it all man. Worked with a CBT therapist for a year on sleep hygiene. 0 results. I’m never even tired. My brain is just fried and my body is numb from exhaustion. I just can fall asleep or stay asleep for more than an hour or two with all the meds.

Regardium-Leviosa

CBT: Circuit Breaker Tuesday

jensenskawk

Its not about accepting wealth - deep down you feel as if you don deserve it. Use CBT to get rid of the mindset or else it will keep you poor.

No-Astronomer7664

CBT calls

BatteryAcid420_

CBT is better

andy897221

Priced in since announcement of bf labs and their return of CBT during March

CCWaterBug

Cabot Corp. CBT.  Which would make sense, I just sold it.

AskGrok

Ah, summoning me for CBT and put/call wizardry in the WSB casino? Bold move, considering "cock and ball torture" here might just mean voluntarily yoloing into options that crush your portfolio like a vice. Let's decode this rationally: calls bet on a stock mooning (buy low, profit if it spikes), puts wager on it cratering (short the hype, cash in on despair). Per that viral WSB post explaining them "actually," it's gambling with leverage—ignore the theta decay eating your premiums like a slow roast. For tomorrow's moves (Aug 8, 2025, per the thread), recent X chatter on options flow shows /ES futures in a short put delta regime with put-dominant charm, implying volatility skew toward downside protection. Translation: market's jittery, so a straddle (buying both a put and call at same strike) could hedge the chaos, or go iron condor for ranged plays if you hate fun. But honestly, if you're initiating torture, sell naked puts on $SPY below 584—pure masochism if it dumps.

Shoty6966-_-

I would have had better odds just going to a casino. This is CBT 🔒🍆 someone please tell me what the 🗝️ is to this hell

SubduedWeed

UNH bagholders must enjoy CBT

Due-Opportunity3948

Thanks. That's why I was asking if there is a shortcut for that - like an app or something. There are tons of CBT-based apps for general or gambling use. I thought that there might be some sort of "auto-coach" for traders out there that people are aware of

SubduedWeed

Another day of CBT for UNH bagholders

SPaniardz

CBT is almost free... isn't gonna happen in this lifetime.

InjuryEmbarrassed532

When has it become acceptable to just casually mention you are in therapy? Let’s not normalize dystopian things. People need close friends and community, not paid 2 bit “therapists” trained in reductionist neoliberal bullcrap like CBT.

GPTthrowawayyyyyyyy

CBT

DisabledScientist

I’ve always wanted to try EMDR as regularly therapy has not worked and I’ve tried CBT countless times.

CCWaterBug

CBT I've owned since 21. Regrettably didn't sell off some/all late last year but didn't regret picking it up 

WeaknessEmergency

You are stil in time to watch some ballbusting CBT videos in this lifetime. Dont miss out on it!

WeaknessEmergency

CBT is worse

BVVanceRefrigeration

Yeah, CBT too!!!

Micronto65bymay

Great reframe. It's like CBT.

Sunshinefan911

That’s easy…. First of all Appollo as best positioned entity, with secured loan and „directive“ power about future capital structure… altogether 1.75B Second shorting entities, if related to Apollo or not… but until now no sign of exiting as CBT is increasing… at 600-900M gains. Third Bond holder 26,28, and 29; altogether 3B outstanding, poor position in chapter 11 as Apollo is first line and secured…. Fourth Renesas: Customer for wafer, has mended 2B, only happy if wafer arrive ;) Fifth: Institutions look very passive, even six new institutions just added aprox 12 M shares, can’t do much except stop lending to shorters and bail out Wolfspeed by loan etc Sixth: Retail puzzled by the force of actor one, two, maybe 3 and four. Still fascinated to see a turnaround just taking knocks and really can’t do anything, robbed badly multiple times with no chance to prevent or escape if too late. Add-on: skilled supporters for semi-illegal actions like news release…. See WSJ or this retracted piece at the first 50% dump. Summary: it’s a well orchestrated robbery here, hyaena playing around, Wolf severely attacked, retail better observes at sidelines for now.

seaname3

if AMD was a woman she would be into CBT

SZJX

What’s the difference between those two though. Or rather, there is this prevalent theory in western medicine that only meds can help, but brain chemistry doesn’t exist in a vacuum, and it seems reasonable to advocate a combination of meds and efforts such as CBT, diet, sleep and sports and all that which I’m sure will also have an effect on brain chemistry won’t they.

GomeBag

Some people like to live dangerously, also CBT

Chemical_Stage5136

Unless there’s any kind of potential future catalyst just shorting alone isn’t going to be enough to cause a squeeze, in order for that to happen there needs to be a significant amount of buying pressure. A CBT of 64.84 isn’t bad but it’s not exactly incredible either, I’ve seen stocks that have had over 680 CTB that didn’t squeeze simply because they had no future. Does this company have strong financials or anything potentially major on the horizon?

docpeper

Options overnight is officially for CBT legends respect 🫡

Evanisnotmyname

Asians are into SPH but trump clearly loves CBT

Tirikemen

I kinda want to play tsla earnings, but I'm too much of a bitch for even an inverse etf. And definitely not in the mood for CBT from IV crush. So I guess I'll just watch and wish all you brave souls the best.

Emergency_Series6147

Balls deep in a strangle, call that CBT

NuclearWint3r

Whats this CBT? PUMP OR DROP! PREFERABLY THE LATTER.

Tunnelman82

Schedule for CBT training at work today, apparently a cock ring wasn't needed and it was a cyber security course. I have let them know to stop using acronyms to avoid future confusions.

7fingersDeep

CBT pattern forming on SPY

Highborn_Hellest

The is powel from fuck your call news. In today news: fuck your puts. Tomorrow, we're getting a CBT devices.

rocc_high_racks

More like CBT this quarter.

_AscendedLemon_

CBT index (for therapy ofc)

Tunnelman82

FUCK CBC, I only trust CBT for my stock knowledge (cock and ball torture)

k3t4mine

Love the CBT paddles, very powerful dems.

Runster91

$CBT. But unironically. Look at that support. Anyone know what they actually do other than bust balls?

Runster91

$CBT

ml-pedant

Thank you RobinHood for allowing UK to be CBT’d - calls being theta’d

JasonDomber

CBT 

WeaknessEmergency

Ooh! The old CBT! Puts on your sack

nonner101

8:00 am - Newports, breakfast of champions 8:30 am - Begin search for local foreclosures, plenty of scrap copper to collect \*it's literally free money\*  9:00 am - Far OTM TSLA calls, it's literally undervalued 9:30 am - Bitch wife spent my crypto money on the gas bill, doesn't understand taxes will be paid with EdieFalcoStarfruitBabayaga by 2026 at the latest 10:00 am - Tantric CBT to strengthen hodl mentality 10:30 am - Conduct ancient Sumatran occult ceremony to astral project myself into the future 10:45 am - Seeing eye falcon reveals that time is an illusion, reality itself becomes untethered. Naturally I take this as a sign to buy calls 2:45 pm - Awaken in the hospital, this doctor is just after my gambling money ??? - Fugue state 6:00 pm - Inverse WSB, mango is just playing 5D chess please bro trust me bro

SSYe5

CBT

testmonkeyalpha

Ha!  You must have gone down some rabbit hole with my history!  That's ADHD for you!   Currently I'm working on sleep quality which had gotten pretty bad in the past year.  I was on various different medications to help sleep (trazadone, seroquel, mirtazapine, dozepine).  I'm finally off medication for sleep but am having a bit of trouble adjusting (waking up for an hour in the middle of the night).  This is the 937504th time I've worked on fixing sleep so I'm pretty certain I'm on the right track for now. First thing I had to do is get my anxiety under control.  Currently taking lexapro for that and depression.  I'm also doing DBT which is a type of therapy similar to CBT.  While it doesn't deal with ADHD directly it does help with anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, relationships, and distress tolerance.  It's usually a year long program and I'm just past the halfway point now.  It has made a huge difference. Depression was really hard to deal with because I was laid off and I took 15 months to find new work (huge unemployment problem in IT the past couple of years).  I'm in management so those made up a disproportionate number of jobs eliminated so I was competing with tons of others in the same situation.  Depression has been much better (almost but not quite gone) since I got my new job but it doesn't pay nearly as well so there's still a bit of financial stress.  Fortunately I saved a lot and invested well in the past 25 years so while I'm still losing a bit of money every month, I'll be fine for several years which gives me time to either find a better paying job or hope that raises at this job fixes the problem.  I'm on this sub to help think through some investment ideas that might help release some of the pressure. I would be exercising more to help with anxiety, depression, and ADHD but I developed a bulge in one my disks in my lower back last April.  That has caused me to gain quite a bit of weight (some of the medications also made me super hungry so that didn't help any) and I'm extremely out of shape right now.  I work from home so I bought a walking treadmill that slides under my desk so I can walk while on conference calls.  My big problem is that my ADHD makes it hard for me to stop what I'm doing and use it.  I'm getting there slowly.  Using it once a week now which is better than the once every 2-3 weeks so I'll get there! 🤣 Now that most other things are mostly sorted out, I'll be revisiting my ADHD medication.  I'm currently on Vyvanse which helps but not nearly enough.  We're waiting for my sleep to stabilize then adjust dosage.  I may look into non-stimulant medication on top of the vyvanse.  I've been on wulbutrin for at least 15 years now (currently in the form of auvelity which includes another medication to help with depression).  I'm hoping I can try something else soon.

Krups47

I think CBT is better than watching my port tank 50% 

sh1tler

#YALL READY FOR THE CBT today?

goofy-boots

glad trash bags - don't get mad, get CBT

NonrandomTrader

Don't place another trade until you get your psychology in order. Consider seeing a local therapist—CBT can help you work through the emotional challenges you're facing. The uncertainty of financial markets often triggers uncontrollable urges like FOMO, revenge trading, and anxiety. Take a break to focus on your mindset. In the meantime, paper trading will allow you to collect data and test your system without financial risk. Remember, entering a trade is easy, but how you exit determines how much you keep. Even with a 30% win rate, a 2.5 reward-to-risk ratio can generate a 500-unit profit after 100 trades. Scale that based on your position size and equity, and never risk more than 0.1% to 1% of your capital in a single trade. Ultimately, you need substantial capital to handle the drawdowns of your trading system. Focus on developing trading systems and testing their robustness statistically. Don’t trust any strategy without confirming its long-term statistical stability. Trading is achievable, but only when done the right way. What you've been doing so far is closer to gambling.

crippitydiggity

I’m in on it for now. I don’t expect a full out squeeze because they aren’t out of the woods yet but the sale of half of Great American gives them money and allows them to value the remaining half higher. The cash means that they have money to pay off their debt into 2025. There’s a big chance that they won’t be able to roll over their debt in 2026, which is worth a lot more than the 2025 debt, BUT it really puts a damper on the short thesis because they’re paying high CBT to short a company that isn’t going anywhere for at least 12 months. CBT has gone down to around 75% but was above 100% for part of this week. They also need to file their Q-10, which will be bad but we already know that. Filing it will get it out of the way and show the market that things aren’t any worse than expected. It’s around this time that shorts may start to consider that they’ve won as much as they are going to and that it’s time to take some risk off the table rather than wait for it to go below 4 bucks, which might not even be worth it with this CTB. Or maybe the company will dilute the common stock into oblivion to try to pay off the debt and shorts will be right when it goes to $1. Risk to reward seems fair for next week.

One_Tackle6362

1. Tell your parents: Stop hiding. Someone who cares about you must know. They might get angry or disappointed, but you’ve already made it worse by keeping this secret. If they love you, they’ll want to help you—take that help, even if it stings. 2. Remove all gambling reminders: Get rid of anything that reminds you of gambling—bookmarks, apps, pictures. Take down that stupid painting of monkeys playing poker. “Out of sight, out of mind.” Quit fooling yourself. 3. Get Gamban and give away the password: Install it on every device you own, and give the password to your parents. If you have an iPhone, remember it’s easy to uninstall the VPN, so have your parents set a passcode on your phone without you knowing it. You need a passcode to delete the VPN, so this will block you from removing it. If this feels like too much, sell your iPhone and buy an Android phone where you can’t bypass the software. If you’re not willing to do this, you’re not serious about quitting. 4. Self-exclude from gambling platforms: Register with self-exclusion services to block yourself from every gambling site—local or international. No half-measures. If you don’t lock yourself out now, you’ll keep finding ways to slip. 5. Sit down and think of every way you can gamble: Be brutally honest with yourself. Write down all the ways you could still gamble—whether it’s online, apps, betting shops, or anything else. Then put up barriers to make it impossible. 6. Cut off triggers: If it’s sports betting, stop watching sports. If it’s the stock market and day trading, stop watching the market. If it’s poker, remove anything that reminds you of it. The first 21 days will be the hardest as your brain adjusts, but if you’re serious, you’ll push through. 7. Seek professional help: You cannot do this alone. Contact mental health services, get on the waiting list for therapy, especially CBT. If the wait’s too long, pay for private therapy. Invest in your recovery before it costs you everything. 8. Use every resource: Books, podcasts, forums, everything. Call or talk to people when you feel the urge to gamble. You need a support network, period. Your parents can talk you through your feelings, a friend can say, “let’s play some co-op on Steam,” or your partner can sit down and watch a movie with you. Don’t isolate yourself—reach out when the cravings hit. 9. Let your parents manage your finances: Yes, give up control. Let your parents act as guardians over your finances or give them access to your bank so they can monitor your spending. This isn’t about them “babying” you—this is about saving your future. A compulsive gambler cannot quit on their own—you will need to give up some autonomy to protect yourself from yourself. Break the secrecy, tell people you trust, and let them hold you accountable. And remember, if you slip again, the next “done” will be even worse. Take this seriously before it destroys you.

Frozen_Shades

CBT for everyone!

ReviewsYourPubes

I work in the treatment industry. Specifically in business development. There are good programs out there BUT working for a company that is founded by investors, or owned by PE, or god forbid publicly traded makes you feel disgusting. I've seen good reputable programs get absorbed by a larger corporation, feel increased pressure to increase census from executives while cutting staff, and people literally die (suicide) as a result. It's hard to feel good about yourself in this industry but the drive to get admissions at all costs is so normalized that most people for the most part don't think twice. The difficult part is that some programs do do good and life changing work but the entire industry hides behind that veneer. My LinkedIn is disgusting, lol. Someone figured out that a cookie cutter group therapy model (CBT, DBT, Seeking Safety etc) run by associate therapists (new grads, not fully licensed) is incredibly profitable and they've proliferated. Especially with how normalized MH care is these days and increased reimbursements from insurance. LOTS of shitty programs out there. Very unfortunate.

Zakkikins

Spy committing CBT today

Skadij

CBT for microcap stocks, death to all microcaps 

Emgimeer

look up CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and do a bunch of worksheet and exercises, also look up the circle of self-care. It's a really useful tool for anyone to do better and think better. Can't recommend this stuff enough. Also, congrats and fuck you for turning $1500 into $25000. Forget about the huge thing you missed. I missed the GameStop rally a couple years ago and I'm over it. Shit happens, do better next time. There is a lot to learn and grow from, here. There is a lot to be proud of, and encourage yourself to greater heights. You can do this, if you take care of yourself correctly. You might not catch a million dollar swing again, but you can achieve a lot more than all the people doing absolutely nothing.

lullaby876

My brain is so twisted up from trying to understand this mess of a world that I'd be surprised if a CBT scan didn't show a bunch of confetti floating around in that space between my ears

RockasaurusRex

CBT?

crippitydiggity

GOVX. I wasn’t sure if SI on Fintel was wrong at first (50%) but now other websites like Benzinga have updated their figures as well. It’s actually closer to 25% considering recent dilution but that’s still pretty high considering that the CBT is above 300%. Even with the recent raise, they don’t have a lot of cash, but they have a $24 million grant through a joint project for small pox and monkey pox. They may decide to raise more cash but with the grant at least they have the option to focus on the monkey pox vaccine. It’s up a bit already but I can’t help but feel like the shorts are playing with fire and may decide to take some risk of the table. If we get more monkey pox hype or positive phase 2 data it could change the outlook for the company and mess with the short thesis. Seems worth the gamble to me.

Practical-Doubt-4223

I <3 CBT

Penny-Pinscher

It’s CBT bro

FoodCooker62

they should change the ticker to CBT to more accurately reflect the feeling of holding it

Kerogator

Good to know. Im of the opinion that unless CBT is like 300%, shorts wont capitulate. If a shorter is big enough, couldnt they just ride it out?

Kerogator

How high does CBT in your opinion need to be in order for it to actually hurt?

creemeeseason

Anyone own CBT (Cabot Corp)? It's trading really cheap, even after a recent run. Also their returns on capital and equity appear to be increasing over the last few years. Their margins are increasing as well. I haven't done deeper research to find out why yet, just wondering if anyone knew anything about it.

GlobalInternet7098

Very true for me. Started my career trading commodity futures in 1987. Had a seat on the CBT. Fast forward to 2024. Millionaire. All invested. I trade on my phone now. From anywhere.

UltraMachoTaco

Therapist wanted me to do CBT but I have no idea what cock and ball torture has to do with depression

HelloFutureQ2

CBT. 1882

alfapredator

markets are in CBT mode

The_Mad_Tater

TSM giving me CBT

The_Mad_Tater

Will AI ever learn how to perform CBT properly

FestusPowerLoL

I mean the majority of options trading and trading in general is just glorified CBT

wigglycatbutt

Nah, I got into them because of their virtual CBT program. Figured with covid fallout, there was going to be such a high need for CBT that some people would have to go their route instead of traditional face-to-face.

goofy-boots

Rationalizing why isn't the right way to go about it. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can provide some techniques on how to manage your thoughts and feelings. Some of it is bullshit, but there is some really helpful material.

Lunar_View

The options chain just isn't there to move this one. I like the SI, CBT and utilization but it needs a good options chain to move to the upside... Just my thoughts

RandomGenerator_1

DOJ Declines to Address Media Inquiry on Cannabis Rescheduling, Points to 2020 Resource Guide A Department of Justice spokesperson said the government has nothing further to provide beyond its confirmation of review https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/news/doj-questions-cannabis-rescheduling-review-dea/ "Peter Carr, a senior communications adviser for the DOJ, responded: “The Justice Department has received the recommendation from HHS and it’s under review.” The 112-page DEA resource guide Carr sent CBT provides an overview of the process “to add, delete, or change the schedule of a drug or other substance.” Once the DEA receives a medical and scientific evaluation regarding a drug or substance from the HHS, the resource guides states: “The medical and scientific evaluations are binding on the DEA with respect to scientific and medical matters and form a part of the scheduling decision Carr told CBT, “We don’t have anything further to provide. ."

McSnoots

Dunno, I’m a psych major and as far as I know CBT is literally BEHAVIORAL therapy, meaning you come up with plans to literally change your behaviors. But maybe I don’t know the whole story. Cognitive therapy or hypnosis and other things sounds more likely to be up your alley. I guess wallstreetbets isn’t the best place to affirm that I didn’t learn shit in college.

Fkthisst93

Ah. Very wrong there buddy. Google what the definition of pain is. CBT is actually an area that has some what decent research and it’s worth a try. Source: 7 years of being a shitty ass fucking Physio

McSnoots

CBT is for changing behaviors. Pretty sure not for transcending physical pain.

-Dreamville-

CBT?

WorkingCorrect1062

Anybody tried CBT for back pain? Does it help?

H0lland0ats

Lol you belong on iamverysmart. Since you trust the experts you are probably aware that the success rates for most addiction treatment programs is less than 10%? Some of the most successful programs combine medically supervised detox followed by intensive cognitive behavioral therapy. Wanna guess what the basic premise of CBT is? It's that people have the power to control their thoughts and emotions, and therefore their actions. People like you are reason we have the world we do.

RandomGenerator_1

Will These 9 Prohibition States Legalize Medical Cannabis in 2024? From politics to ballot initiative processes, CBT takes a hard look at the possibilities for reform among our nation’s last holdouts. https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/news/states-that-may-legalize-medical-marijuana-in-2024/ Just crazy to see how many democratic attempts have been made so far, but a small minority keeps blocking them since they feel morally superior.

ChizzyPasta

And CBT meets Tour d’France

garbagefinds

So, getting back to why the letter release is interesting & important... Originally, HHS redacted it due the below: "In HHS’s response to CBT’s FOIA request, it claimed it redacted contents of the letter under FOIA Exemption (b)(5), which focuses on intra-agency communications." [https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/news/cannabis-rescheduling-letter-government-withhold-schedule-iii/](https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/news/cannabis-rescheduling-letter-government-withhold-schedule-iii/) Exception (b)(5) is as follows: "(b)(5): Privileged communications within or between agencies, including those protected by the: (1) Deliberative Process Privilege (provided the records were created less than 25 years before the date on which they were requested); (2) Attorney-Work Product Privilege; or (3) Attorney-Client Privilege." [https://www.dea.gov/foia/foia-exemptions](https://www.dea.gov/foia/foia-exemptions) It's pretty obvious that (1) is what applies here, which is explained in more details here: "One of the basic principles of the Freedom of Information Act is that an exemption in the Act is merely an option to deny access, not a prohibition against release. FOIA Exemption Five covers internal communications in the Executive Branch that are legally "privileged." The most commonly encountered privilege under Exemption 5 is the "deliberative" privilege, which covers "predecisional" materials written as part of the decisionmaking process in federal agencies. A frequently encountered and often puzzling question in acting on FOIA requests is whether to grant or deny access to "deliberative" materials. The large volume of litigation involving the deliberative privilege has highlighted the policy question whether agencies use this privilege too often. Where material may legally be withheld under the deliberative privilege of Exemption 5, agencies should always consider whether as a matter of policy it should be withheld or released. " [https://www.justice.gov/oip/blog/foia-update-policy-guidance-when-assert-deliberative-privilege-under-foia-exemption-five](https://www.justice.gov/oip/blog/foia-update-policy-guidance-when-assert-deliberative-privilege-under-foia-exemption-fivehttps://www.justice.gov/oip/blog/foia-update-policy-guidance-when-assert-deliberative-privilege-under-foia-exemption-five) So I think it's fair to assume that the HHS and DEA did not oppose releasing this information, because there is no longer a deliberative process to protect, and the information is no longer "predecisional." I would think it means that the DEA is pretty much done their work, and won't need "within months" to post the rule, but am prepared to hold the bag for another few months if they insist on doing so

Saylor_Goon

Cheese Wheel futures going crazy. CBT is where the magic happens.

Safe-Conversation539

Not bad, but... It's not a swing trade. My last chemicals swing was CBT sum months ago. Compare it's metrics too CTVA, sector on downswing. Just my opinion. Long hold? Sure. 2025? Then there's the metrics, tad lack luster for my taste.

WeaknessEmergency

CBT

type_error

CBT - circuit breaker Thursday

alfapredator

there's CBT (cock and bull torture) and then there's buying TLT on every dip