DM

Murky-Gate7795

I’ve found our conversation really helpful and I’ve also been reading back through your prior posts and comments. If you don’t mind could I DM you with any further questions?

Rock_or_Rol

Sit on the cash. TAKE A BREAK. Don’t fuck with it for a month. You look you have an ADDICTION Okay, now that the lecture is done, paper trade on your break. Stop obsessing about missing an opportunity. Trade smartly. Know the range of what you’re trading. Take BTC for example, we don’t know where the bottom is because it hasn’t tested it more than once. It could be low 60s or high 50s Once the bottom hits and there’s seller exhaustion instead of panic, BUY. Feel free to DM me

International-Ad3147

Don’t take any DM’s or offer from family/friends to manage your money or “sure winners”. Don’t tell people you got this money, or everyone’s going to be looking for a handout. Keep the job - if you like it. Otherwise, find a job (hopefully with benefits) and do something that you’re passionate about. Making $20 or $50/hr won’t matter at this point. Keep renting and don’t inflate your lifestyle - you’re too young to know what you want to do, where you want to do it, etc. If you’re familiar with investing, you could easily manage this between a brokerage account and a retirement account. Vast majority just index funds. If you’re not familiar, find a highly trusted investment company, like fidelity, Schwab, vanguard, and link up with some advisors there. You could robo manage this money and as long as you don’t spend 750k / year or more, it theoretically will never run out. Congrats. You won the game of life. Don’t buy dumb shit. Invest for gains and use those gains to bless others. Don’t gift away your core amount.

trsx5

I like to panic sell my wins, and hold my losses. DM me for my course

George-Merry

I just sent you a DM :))

adamlaceless

DM how please

TJMBeav

Ok. Cool. If I forget to update later hit me with a DM. I have been meaning to do it for awhile. I'll let you know what prompt worked

TJMBeav

Nothing until April 15th. And, send Wesley a DM asking for his take

GammaReaper_

IV almost always falls post earnings announcement. There's a straightforward way to calculate the expected drop. DM and I'd be happy to send you an Excel spreadsheet that is easy to use and will give you the answer you need to be better informed about trading options around earnings

GammaReaper_

IV almost always with fall post earnings. Earnings are a high vol event and is priced into options that expire post earnings. It's a straight forward calculation to determine how much I V is expected to drop post earnings. DM and I'd be happy to provide you with a straight forward Excel spreadsheet to run the analysis

Connect_Boss6316

Thanks. Ive modelled these and i can see my trades match your figures. This is fascinating for me, cos i trade calendars for a living but never with such long DTEs. Im usually between 2days to 2 weeks for the shorts and my longs are a week later. Have you had a situation where the market has made an extreme move (eg Apr 2025) and gone totally outside the profit tent? Do you adjust by adding another leg, or wait it out, or take a loss? If you want a trade modelled/backtested, just drop me a DM. Cheers.

VolSignalsVS3D

which one and which office? I can maybe put in a good word with a friend (can DM me if you wish)

MtGloomy0420

No problem…send me a DM ;)

DarkR124

Shoot me a DM when that happens plz

callscoreAI

DM me curious on your dash

HesFromBarrancas

8 figure net worth having top ticked the asset constantly with comment history showing over the past 2 weeks. You? DM if you want to exchange screenshots.

UndercoverOptions

DM me the rules and I would be happy to provide feedback.

George-Merry

I sent you a DM - it would be my pleasure to hear advice from a professional like you.

George-Merry

Agreed, Customer support is main priority - I sent you DM :))

George-Merry

Yes, we don’t want to cap traders once they prove themselves. I sent you a DM with our rules - if you’d like to look at them and give me feedback, it would really help. If not, I still appreciate your comment :)

George-Merry

Agreed. It’s simulated trading first with real payouts. Once traders prove themselves, they will upgrade from simulated to real money, where we have a partner with significant capital. If you’re interested, I can send you our rules in a DM and you can give us honest advice :))

ExplanationNormal339

Most prop firms collapse because they prioritize recruitment fees over trader success - if you're actually putting capital at risk alongside your traders instead of just collecting desk fees, that's already better than 90% of the space. The real test will be your drawdown policies and whether you actually let profitable traders scale up or find excuses to cap them. [$DM](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/DM?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=options) might be worth watching if you're looking at 3D printing plays for diversification.

Vegetable-Rise1814

Anyone want to start a tennis tournament for amateurs in Washington DC Bethesda for 35 plus players? DM me 

brother_maleim

I'm very intrigued about the stock picking capability of chat gpt. Could you elaborate please? Or DM if you'd prefer *times are tough*

Pristine_Hurry_4693

Check my track record, also feel free to reach out in the DM I’d love to chat

Themysteryman124

You always spam the same story different names. You were just at 22mil 10 days ago… Also quick to ask people to DM. This is a scam. If not, what’s the hedge fund name?

TJMBeav

I just DM"d him to see if going with tea (with jam toast) instead of coffee was ok and the guy shot me down. 😎🤣

Happy_Discussion_536

Like I said on DM not sure why you need to since it's just one very specific trade where you already said amount but sent.

tropicalia84

Yep DM me

diediediemydarling_

Hey OP DM me and we will make it back. No BS. I’ll teach you to trade spreads in options

bigdog0719

Could I DM you?

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Me-Regarded

Not sure, DM me a few nudes

doc_trades

DM me I wanna know more

Feisty_Afternoon_457

Sent you DM

Jesus_Right_Nut

Ok I'm tired of this: IF ANYONE OUT THERE WITH AN (originally) 6 FIGURE PORTFOLIO IS DOWN 50%+, I AM HEREBY*ORDERING* YOU TO DM ME AND GIVE ME YOUR FUCKING MONEY. Stop fucking funding some sleeve bag in wall street, I'll manage it better than you ever could.

Chemiczx

This has a lot of red flags. Random TikTok trader follows you back, offers “copy trading,” and takes 20% commission? That’s exactly how a lot of scams start. If he’s that profitable, he wouldn’t need to DM strangers for clients

Bergodrake

I've built my own. But I don't have enough money to make big profits with it. So I'm trying a way to commercialize it. If you want more details DM me.

yagraeb

Can confirm. DM me if your in the Boston area

Defiant-Fee-7550

‼️ Attention Attention. Drake Maye. If you're reading this, DM me. I need my money back that I lost on Sunday night because of you 🫵🏿

splicoizsplita27

Hey, can I send you a DM? I swear I'm not selling anything

10handsllc

Please feel free to discuss your knowledge regarding the human endocrine system and genetic disposition no one has control over. This is literally no different than ADHD or Autism or cleft pallet or depression or giantism/dwarfism. I used visible and invisible disorders because you do not have to physically see a genetic disorder in order for there to be one. Sure it is well documented that in America there is a propensity to destroy our own bodies through bad diet and lifestyle choices. You are taking that as an absolute for the entire population and thee are no laws of any kind, even thermodynamics, that I can think of that could draw that conclusion you seem to have drawn. So please, tell me how thermodynamics is being abused or misused or whatever your theory is regarding DM 1 and 2 and any other well documented disorder I mentioned or you want to chip in. I will wait.

whodowhodo

Highly depends if you’re stupid or not. If you’re smart DM me.

Fantastic_Credit9310

Could I DM some of the properties I’ve seen and the screenshots of the numbers I ran so you could show me what areas you think I’m falling short in/ underestimating?

Fantastic_Credit9310

Can I DM you and discuss some of your section 8 experiences in more detail?

10handsllc

Diabetes mellitus is not always because of diet. Personally I gained weight and ride the DM line for over a decade. In that time I always found ways to eat healthy amounts of vegetables and fruits and proteins and nothing could kickstart my body to get the insulin to glucagon to play well in my sandbox. For what it’s worth I never got far over the line with type 2 but enough to take meds. News flash, metforman made me gain more weight. Two years ago I asked my doctor about the struggle in one of my biannual appointments and discussed my dietary habits which I had logged for two years on a weekly basis because I didn’t understand the weight gain. I even had added more exercise and that had no effect. My endocrine system simply did not respond. Mounjaro really changed my life. I still eat healthy and always am open to rotate new healthy pieces like seasonal fruits and yogurts and eat more vegetable than a rabbit. My plot is, your pigging out comment is gross and simply not as realistic as you believe it to be. I am not alone in my journey and I am not a victim of irresponsible diet and a sedentary lifestyle. I was gifted these genetics and have done my best to manage it for many years and am happy there are medicines that can set my system straight. Fo the first time in nearly half my life, my adult life, I feel the gains from my healthy choices that were never possible without medical intervention. Try to pander your ill informed hostility elsewhere.

user365735

Sabrina Carpenter just told me my light rod must be bigger then Zeus's. Should I DM her? I believe this was a sign...

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blucheese_coldbru

GL in your recovery. I've gone to a program for gambling and if you focus it'll change your life literally. GA (Gamblers Anonymous) is also an amazing fellowship. I encourage you to Google and find a meeting in your area. Will meet the nicest folks there that truly understand how it feels to go through what you've gone through as no one can comprehend it first hand unless they did it themselves. DM me anytime. You got this. One day at a time. The money will come back, just be patient and let go of it as much as you can. You are EXTREMELY blessed to have a family and support system that cares and is there giving you an allowance+ encouragement. You already have what you need to be a success. So may folks don't have people around them or money to go to a program so consider yourself a lucky 1%. The odds are in your favor.

Moist-Lingonberry-22

I am an FA that has been utilizing AQR Flex, Delphi Plus, and QFAF for years now. DM and we can discuss further.

Previous-Hold6372

hey if you are in the trading space like that with connections i would love to talk a bit further about affiliate style /commission based opportunities with you! DM ME! I work with OptionsRobot, a broker connected automation platform.

attentionpleese

Can you DM me too please?

Howcomeudothat

Normally fair value gaps fill. I’ll just send you a DM so I can send a pic

halfwhole

Can you DM me too?

Thats_All_I_Need

Lolol why not just DM them yourself if you aren’t a broke ass bitch. Oh wait you probably can’t because it’s nothing but a scam. This ain’t 2018. No one is falling for your crypto scams.

True_Tomato316

That you’re probably shilling some pump and dump nonsense. If you believe in the stock, tell us the name and ticker and stop talking in riddles. Why do we have to DM you so we can learn about this “20x stock” you’re sitting on. So if I DM you are you actually going to tell me or will I have to buy a subscription to the platform of your choosing?

Jamsedreng22

I have questions for you guys here on WallStreetBets. Is there a place where I can find concise definitions for your terms? I'm not trying to get into investing but there are some esoterics I'd love to get some clarifications on. I don't want to make an entirely new post for it because it wouldn't be related to any actual investments or the state of the market and I would love to keep the "Home" feed clear of shit that isn't relevant to the people who actually have money invested. Feel free to DM or whatever. I will sign anything that says I'm not some Buzzfeed motherfucker trying to get free labor. I'm an internet guy who wants to draw parallels and I know enough about the lingo to go "I think I'm using this right as an analogy" in other aspects of my internet life in order to make a point, but I realized as I was doing it just now that I may actually not in some of the things I've said in the past. Thank you for your attention to this matter and maybe buy more Gamestop?

Arnab_Goswami_RTV

I still have emotional support DM open for my 🌽 bros

Jerry_Patel

Please DM me ?

New_Performer8966

Someone telling you to DM then will know, just be prepared to go insolvent before their method ever gets rational

politicalinvestor

Yes! I’ll send you info DM. Only $20 a month.

Dazzling_Marzipan474

You're welcome. Feel free to ask questions whenever. But my DM's are off just reply to a comment here I guess. Best of luck

Kibubik

how did you find a PE fund for direct access? could you share their details (via DM if needed)? trying to purchase some now and I'd rather have direct shares if possible

Relative_Proposal_10

Check DM

Nefarious_AI_Agent

Retail capitulated, ill DM u my info

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pdehenau

DM please. thanks

Samalens

The stock is solid, the company is solid, well positioned to supply customers despite tariffs, a lot of advantages compared to other steelmakers. Some risks should be taken into account though (DM to discuss it in detail, don't want to post it here).

Historical-Intern936

DM, I am one of the developers of ClashofAIs

welly_guy

Study the Greeks and *really* understand them. Delta is fine, but understanding how Theta and Vega interact is the magic. Source: I’m a full-time options trader. DM if you have any particular questions / want some help.

SnickersTheDog

welcome fellow team member! DM me if you want access to the private Wendy's subreddit. Remember, you represent Wendy's now!

Trashpanda7193

Bought shares of meta today, it’s just triggered my stop loss. Made a whole $1.20. DM me for tips.

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a11yChief

So this used to be my job after work on client teams, I transitioned to the responsible investment team at Aon in London. Some funds are more ESG than others, and stewardship is considered differently across different managers. Some would vote in line with management at the agm, some would do insane shit that really bucked the trend, and was really ahead of its time. I know of one large manager who owned coal companies in their passive all world funds, because they had no choice. This manager would regularly discuss with management and push voting proposals for the business to transition away from coal mining. ESG funds remove climate transition risk, and note that in 2020 anyone invested in ESG funds outperformed the market. The two stars we kept seeing provide great returns with mega ESG credentials were Nordea and Robico. I’m not sure if Joe blogs can invest with them though. At some point, money is going to flow rapidly out of fossil fuels, and ESG funds will protect you from that. However whilst everyone still thinks oil and gas returns can’t be matched, you’re going to struggle with exclusion only passive ETFs which just screen out ESG risk. You can find out how funds invest your money by reading the prospectus, and key investor information document, the KIID. Lots of investment managers have ESG sections on their websites, but you have to be quite a good bullshit detector to spot greenwashing with some of them. Look out for massive numbers of engagements of votes that sound huge, but would pale in comparison to their entire portfolio. You might see funds use the EU SFDR categorisations to show how large their ESG focuses. At least when I was in the industry, these were an ok measure, but funds published what category they thought they were in, and could effectively say they were a higher grade of ESG than they actually were, because it was a trust me bro type of set up. Some brokers, Saxo is mine, allow you to see the morning star return rating and provide a sustainability rating alongside. Whatever data you choose, make sure you get a balance of external and internal proof, i.e. take what the fund manager says with a pinch of salt until you’ve seen someone else back it up. You can 100% get returns from well run, actively managed ESG funds, you just have to go looking for them. I really hope this helps, DM me if you have any questions.

Arnab_Goswami_RTV

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TenPenny_Stocks

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Byrnessan

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Logical_Grab5444

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alfred250

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WelcomeMind

I’m going to DM you. Thank you

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rwc5078

DM me. I will test that theory

ThanklessWaterHeater

I’d be happy to share by DM if you’re interested. I’d rather not post it in public.

merlin_the_warlock8

DM me with any questions

GordoPepe

DM me your moms venmo

frumpydrangus

why did you not DM me to yolo?