DM

Beginning_Impress589

Yeah, it’s been showing weak follow-through lately. I had similar setups before that looked flat for days before they moved. Sometimes it’s about timing + volume rotation. Been tracking it closely with a few others — feel free to DM if you want to exchange notes.

Light_Mind76

https://preview.redd.it/bz9os7r2wgyf1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=26bbc00ebc6be58ede77e7f45d9655564f70a49c First year investing into pennys started end of September. Does anyone have more tips they could DM helped a lot when I first started and more ideas and advice can’t hurt

Bangin_Gears

As a financial advisor, I'm very careful what I say in a public space - my licensure depends on it. However, I wanted to say that I feel your pain. The stock certificates can be a bear. I work for a large broker dealer. Our firm requires a medallion signature to transfer stock certificates. (Think of it like a notarization for financial products). I'm not sure what's required of you, but it might be one of the challenges you're facing. Feel free to DM me if you're hitting a brick wall. I'm happy to try to help you if you can't get it handled.

Char-was-right

Wish whoever that was would DM me

EngineeringWeekly682

Hey, are you still holding? It’s down a bit from when you bought in. I just like to get tabs on how many shares may be locked up amongst retail. Together, you & I would have… a lot 🤣 feel free to DM me if you’d like 🤙

-Potentiate

and you don't have to DM me a picture of trades happening bro it's cool lmao

Xai1991

Hi guys, I’m selling a couple of 3-day access F1 las vegas tickets. Take profits and have some fun. 😀 DM if interested. Thanks.

CycleApprehensive539

What was your target variable? What are your drivers? Can I DM you?

rbraalih

I'll sub you, DM me. I don't need references, I'm a pretty good judge of character

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Jesus_Right_Nut

If you wanted to throw away your money at some meat you could've just DM'd me bro

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tradetofi

Scam. Next he will ask you to DM him. This type of post is popping up every.single.day.

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DualDrop

DM me

IcedNuggets

If anyone wants to talk to an insider who exactly when to buy the ASST top, DM me.

Jimmy7-99

ok heres my experience since everyones asking... joined DM just 3 weeks ago and its been a life changing opportunity. with coaching from rodrigo ive been able to cut my losses by updating my portfolio according to new market trends. went from holding way too many random tokens to a manageable quantity. my portfolio is more stable during down market conditions and im not shy to take profits in a timely manner protecting my capital. also have a better understanding of the global crypto market now. impressed with the knowledge of the group and the collaboration, dealing with very intelligent people but at the same time very down to earth people. now better situated for the final run in this cycle

Walsh_Tracy

So I was just a buy and hold forever type before joining DM. Their concepts and strategies have been priceless honestly. Tristan introduced me to two different liquidity pools, one stable coin pool earning 12% and this other volatile pool doing 50%. His instructions were easily understood even though we had issues with my computer trying to decipher the kraken/beefy/ledger communication lol. Great to be in it when the market is flat instead of just praying everything goes up

cocojamb_0

Sending a DM

DePoots

Then why tell people to DM you?

ViolentOnion

But if he asks for people to DM him, he can invite them to his private discord server. That's how the scams work.

cocojamb_0

Not at all, the lifetime access quota is filled but the beta is still free! Sending a DM shortly

Magic-Mike-2023

I dont think it is. I didn't post any links on purpose. I asked if people are interested, and I can share an invite in DM or comment. So chill my man and get some sleep

Glass_Ad9129

Read my letters，DM

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) # Base Metrics |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |PLTR|$196.35|100|$225.00|$490.00|2.50%|29.95%|25.3%| |APLD|$35.22|100|$45.00|$175.00|4.97%|59.63%|28.3%| |SPY|$688.38|100|$705.00|$350.00|0.51%|6.10%|25.7%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven # Risk Analysis |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |PLTR|$191.45|$3355.00|$490.00|6.85| |APLD|$33.47|$1153.00|$175.00|6.59| |SPY|$684.88|$2012.00|$350.00|5.75| **Portfolio Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

Nice portfolio! I gave you free access to the app in your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RKLB|$66.66|1600|$85.00|$3264.00|3.06%|36.72%|22.3%| |NVDA|$206.50|800|$230.00|$3120.00|1.89%|22.66%|24.4%| |INTC|$41.60|1000|$49.00|$1055.00|2.54%|30.43%|23.7%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RKLB|$64.62|$32608.00|$103392.00|0.315| |NVDA|$202.60|$21920.00|$162080.00|0.135| |INTC|$40.55|$8450.00|$40550.00|0.208| **Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. I can do one option here publicly , and I gave you access to the app in DM so you can check other options by yourself. Enjoy # 30-Day Medium-Risk Covered Call Analysis |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |DKNG|$31.82|300|$36.50|$0.82|2.59%|31.1%|25.7%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |DKNG|$31.00|$1650.00|$9300.00|0.1774| >

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. Check you DM for free access to the app # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |GOOGL|$271.94|110|$295.00|$480.00|1.60%|19.26%|26.4%| |DKNG|$31.83|100|$36.50|$82.50|2.59%|31.10%|25.7%| |SOFI|$31.00|309|$36.00|$210.00|2.19%|26.31%|23.3%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1–10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |GOOGL|9|10|46.1%|9|Excellent CC candidate - high IV, liquid, good premium| |DKNG|7|1|72.3%|7|Good CC setup - decent premium and liquidity| |SOFI|9|10|71.0%|8|Excellent CC candidate - high IV, liquid, good premium| **Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

100 shares and option B for you. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis - Base Metrics |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HOOD|$145.70|100|$170.00|$362.50|2.49%|29.86%|24%| # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HOOD|$180.00 (1.53%, 0.16)|$170.00 (2.49%, 0.24)|$160.00 (4.07%, 0.35)|$170.00|

EnoughWalk7471

no worries, here is the list for both, with option B. Check your DM also # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |QSI|$2.22|11,150|$3.00|$1942.50|7.86%|94.30%|33.0%| |RKLB|$66.97|150|$85.00|$204.00|2.03%|24.37%|22.3%| > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |QSI|N/A|N/A|$3.00 (7.86%, Δ0.33)|N/A| |RKLB|$95.00 (1.25%, Δ0.14)|$85.00 (2.03%, Δ0.22)|$78.00 (3.63%, Δ0.34)|$85.00 (2.03%, Δ0.22)|

cocojamb_0

DM sent!

cocojamb_0

Sending a DM

EnoughWalk7471

Here is option A for those 2. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |KO|$68.55|200|$71.00|$69.00|0.50%|6.04%|21.1%| |MO|$62.80|394|$66.00|$183.21|0.74%|8.88%|21.4%| # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |KO|$72.00 (0.28%, 0.14Δ)|$71.00 (0.49%, 0.21Δ)|$70.00 (0.87%, 0.32Δ)|$71.00| |MO|$67.00 (0.46%, 0.15Δ)|$66.00 (0.70%, 0.21Δ)|$64.00 (1.59%, 0.38Δ)|$66.00| **Summary:** >

cocojamb_0

Heyo, sending a DM!

EnoughWalk7471

100 shares of AMPX. Check your DM # 30-Day Medium-Risk Covered Call Analysis |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |AMPX|$12.66|100|$17.00|$57.50|4.54%|55.26%|25.3%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |AMPX|$12.08|$491.51|$57.50|8.55| **Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

100 s=hares of each, option C is what you got here. :) Also check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |FMC|$30.26|100|$35.00|$0.60|1.98%|23.8%|21.8%| |UPS|$97.38|100|No medium-risk CC available|\-|\-|\-|\-| |TGT|$95.43|100|$105.00|$1.71|1.79%|21.4%|24.6%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1–10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |FMC|6|10|67.5%|1|Vol: 67, OI: 2243 - Moderate CC fit| |UPS|\-|\-|\-|\-|No suitable options available| |TGT|8|10|51.6%|1|Vol: 151, OI: 7349 - Strong CC candidate| >

EnoughWalk7471

Yep! Still open and free. Check your DM

EnoughWalk7471

looks nice! Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |TLRY|$1.39|39,580|$2.00|$0.04|3.24%|38.87%|19.3%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |TLRY|$1.34|$26,055.87|$53,104.13|0.491| >

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. You got option B. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta Medium-Risk) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BOTZ|$38.32|400|$40.00|$170.00|1.11%|13.3%|27.9%| |IONQ|$61.03|500|$79.00|$1180.00|3.87%|46.4%|24.5%| |RGTI|$39.40|500|$54.00|$872.50|4.43%|53.1%|24.4%| **Base Table Summary:** > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BOTZ|$42.00 (0.3%, Δ0.10)|$40.00 (1.1%, Δ0.28)|N/A|$40.00| |IONQ|$88.00 (2.2%, Δ0.15)|$79.00 (3.9%, Δ0.25)|$72.00 (6.1%, Δ0.35)|$79.00| |RGTI|$65.00 (2.3%, Δ0.14)|$54.00 (4.4%, Δ0.24)|$48.00 (7.0%, Δ0.35)|$54.00|

EnoughWalk7471

Here you are. Option B. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RIVN|$13.79|100|$16.00|$41.50|3.01%|36.1%|26.7%| |BYND|$1.82|100|$5.00|$17.50|9.59%|115.1%|25.7%| |FUBO|$3.92|100|$5.50|$19.00|4.85%|58.2%|24.9%| > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RIVN|$17.50 (1.7%, Δ0.16)|$16.00 (3.0%, Δ0.27)|$15.00 (4.6%, Δ0.38)|$16.00| |BYND|$9.00 (5.8%, Δ0.16)|$5.00 (9.6%, Δ0.26)|$3.00 (14.2%, Δ0.39)|$5.00| |FUBO|$7.00 (2.9%, Δ0.15)|$5.50 (4.8%, Δ0.25)|$4.50 (9.4%, Δ0.43)|$5.50|

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. You got option B. Please check yor DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |GOOGL|$271.36|100|$295.00|$445.00|1.64%|19.68%|25.4%| |CROX|$86.69|100|$110.00|$87.50|1.01%|12.11%|11.8%| |PSKY|$16.04|100|$18.00|$30.00|1.87%|22.44%|23.6%| # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |GOOGL|$310.00 (0.82%, Δ14)|$295.00 (1.64%, Δ25)|$285.00 (2.56%, Δ36)|$295.00| |CROX|$110.00 (1.01%, Δ12)|$110.00 (1.01%, Δ12)|$110.00 (1.01%, Δ12)|$110.00| |PSKY|$20.00 (0.59%, Δ9)|$18.00 (1.87%, Δ24)|$18.00 (1.87%, Δ24)|$18.00| **Portfolio Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |PYPL|$70.81|200|$76.00|$214.00|1.51%|18.13%|26.1%| |ACHR|$11.41|200|$14.00|$86.00|3.77%|45.20%|26.4%| |CNC|$36.63|100|$40.50|$72.50|1.98%|23.75%|25.7%| # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |PYPL|$80.00 (0.73%, Δ0.14)|$76.00 (1.51%, Δ0.26)|$74.00 (2.25%, Δ0.35)|$76.00| |ACHR|$16.00 (1.84%, Δ0.14)|$14.00 (3.77%, Δ0.26)|$13.00 (5.48%, Δ0.36)|$14.00| |CNC|$42.50 (1.02%, Δ0.15)|$40.50 (1.98%, Δ0.26)|$39.00 (3.00%, Δ0.35)|$40.50| **Summary:** >

cardboardyacht2

Why the 21st, I saw the news but is the deal supposed to be very soon? And remind me how settlement of options work. This happened to me before with DM but I forgot. IIRC they are paying you acquisition price - strike price * 100? That seems like too good to be true but if so big money

EnoughWalk7471

100 stocks of each, Option C is what you got :) . DM me if you want free app access # Covered Call Analysis - 30-Day Medium Risk (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |SPCE|$4.13|100|$5.50|$22.00|5.33%|63.92%|27.8%| |AVGO|$382.30|100|$420.00|$705.00|1.84%|22.13%|25.4%| |SMR|$43.53|100|$60.00|$169.50|3.89%|46.73%|22.6%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1-10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |SPCE|3|1|100%|1|Poor CC candidate - low liquidity or unstable premiums| |AVGO|7|4|100%|9|Good CC candidate - adequate liquidity| |SMR|5|1|100%|6|Moderate CC candidate - watch liquidity|

EnoughWalk7471

Since not specified, you got Option A. Please check your DM # 30-Day Medium-Risk Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RKLB|$66.86|100|$85.00|$224.50|3.36%|40.3%|23.5%| |LUNR|$12.44|100|$16.00|$50.50|4.06%|48.7%|25.4%| |BAM|$55.32|100|$60.00|$50.00|0.90%|10.8%|19.1%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |RKLB|$64.61|$2039.00|$6685.50|0.3050| |LUNR|$11.93|$407.00|$1243.50|0.3273| |BAM|$54.82|$518.00|$5532.00|0.0936| **Portfolio Summary** >

EnoughWalk7471

You got Option C since not specified :) Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) - Expiry: 2025-11-21 |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NBIS|$123.33|240|$160.00|$940.00|3.18%|38.11%|24.3%| |IONQ|$60.34|400|$78.00|$914.00|3.79%|45.44%|24.3%| |POET|$6.73|1450|$9.50|$420.00|4.31%|51.68%|23.7%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1–10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NBIS|7|10|100.0%|1|Good CC setup - decent risk/reward balance| |IONQ|5|2|100.0%|1|Moderate CC - watch liquidity or volatility| |POET|5|1|100.0%|1|Moderate CC - watch liquidity or volatility| #

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. Check your DM # Covered Call Analysis - 30-Day Medium-Risk (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |CL|$75.69|1,600|$80.00|$1200.00|0.99%|11.9%|23.7%| |LLY|$819.87|300|$880.00|$3847.50|1.56%|18.8%|26.5%| |DIS|$111.35|800|$120.00|$1240.00|1.39%|16.7%|24.6%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1-10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |CL|3|2|50%|1|Poor CC fit - low liquidity or wide spreads| |LLY|7|8|57%|8|Good CC fit - decent liquidity and IV| |DIS|6|8|41%|6|Good CC fit - decent liquidity and IV|

EnoughWalk7471

Here you go. you got option C. Please DM if you want app access **Expiration:** 2025-11-21 # Base Covered Call Metrics |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |IBIT|$63.78|1,000|$69.00|$1.06|1.67%|20.0%|26.2%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1-10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |IBIT|6/10|6/10|43.8%|7/10|Good premium, adequate liquidity|

EnoughWalk7471

100 shares of each, option B is here. Please make sure to check your DM # 30-Day Medium-Risk Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |MVIS|$1.22|100|$1.50|$0.07|6.15%|73.8%|32.9%| |BB|$4.83|100|$5.50|$0.14|2.90%|34.7%|27.6%| |RKLB|$66.38|100|$85.00|$2.15|3.24%|38.9%|22.8%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1–10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |MVIS|9|10|90%|9|Excellent CC candidate - high liquidity & premium| |BB|8|10|70%|9|Excellent CC candidate - high liquidity & premium| |RKLB|9|10|90%|9|Excellent CC candidate - high liquidity & premium| >

EnoughWalk7471

Here is TLT with a few extra ticers, and option A. Check your DM # Covered Call Analysis - Base Metrics |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVDA|$208.06|100|$230.00|$420.00|2.02%|24.2%|25.9%| |TLT|$91.78|100|$93.50|$38.50|0.42%|5.0%|25.4%| |RIVN|$13.74|100|$16.00|$41.50|3.02%|36.2%|26.5%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVDA|$203.86|$2614.00|$-20386.00|0.128| |TLT|$91.39|$210.62|$-9139.38|0.023| |RIVN|$13.33|$267.00|$-1333.00|0.200|

EnoughWalk7471

Sorry, can run only one per request, to keep it fair. I've put 100 stocks in each ticker, and gave you option B. You can play with other options by yourself, I gave you the access via DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NET|$226.93|100|$310.00|$64.50|0.28%|3.41%|4.2%| |RYCEY|$15.45|100|No medium-risk CC available|\-|\-|\-|\-| |WMT|$102.85|100|$109.00|$115.00|1.12%|13.42%|24.8%| > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NET|N/A|N/A|$240.00 (5.0%, Δ0.42)|$310.00| |RYCEY|N/A|N/A|N/A|No suitable options| |WMT|$112.00 (0.6%, Δ0.15)|$109.00 (1.1%, Δ0.25)|$107.00 (1.6%, Δ0.33)|$109.00| #

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Option B for all 3 stocks . Ck your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BTI|$52.24|100|$55.00|$37.50|0.72%|8.61%|21%| |AMZN|$230.09|100|$250.00|$387.50|1.68%|20.21%|26%| |V|$344.24|100|$360.00|$258.50|0.75%|9.01%|23%| > # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |BTI|N/A|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)|$55.00 (0.72%, 0.21Δ)| |AMZN|$260.00 (0.95%, 0.16Δ)|$250.00 (1.68%, 0.26Δ)|$245.00 (2.21%, 0.32Δ)|$250.00 (1.68%, 0.26Δ)| |V|$365.00 (0.49%, 0.16Δ)|$360.00 (0.75%, 0.23Δ)|$355.00 (1.06%, 0.31Δ)|$360.00 (0.75%, 0.23Δ)|

EnoughWalk7471

You got 2 extra tickers. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVDA|$208.28|6,230|$230.00|$26970.00|2.08%|24.9%|26.4%| |F|$13.38|100|$14.00|$14.50|1.08%|13.0%|26.2%| |SOFI|$31.17|100|$36.00|$71.50|2.29%|27.5%|23.6%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVDA|$203.94|$162,254.45|$1,297,615.55|0.1250| |F|$13.24|$76.37|$1,338.13|0.0571| |SOFI|$30.46|$554.43|$3,117.07|0.1779| **Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

You got option A! Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVTS|$13.63|1360|$20.00|$747.50|4.03%|48.39%|22.0%| |POET|$6.72|520|$9.00|$175.00|5.01%|60.10%|27.3%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |NVTS|$13.05|$9445.34|$17789.16|0.531| |POET|$6.37|$1367.65|$3319.35|0.412| **Summary:** >

EnoughWalk7471

Here is option a and 2 extra tickers. Check your DM for other options # 30-Day Medium-Risk Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HOOD|$145.40|2000|$170.00|$7150.00|2.46%|29.5%|23.8%| |MSFT|$538.48|200|$575.00|$1205.00|1.12%|13.4%|23.5%| |APLD|$35.21|350|$45.00|$619.50|5.03%|60.3%|28.5%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HOOD|$141.83|$56350.00|$283650.00|0.199| |MSFT|$532.45|$8510.00|$106490.00|0.080| |APLD|$33.44|$4045.90|$11704.10|0.346| **Portfolio Summary** >

EnoughWalk7471

Since you have not select option I gave you C :) Also, check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HIMS|$48.00|450|$60.00|$742.00|3.44%|41.2%|25.9%| |HOOD|$145.41|200|$170.00|$720.00|2.48%|29.7%|23.9%| |ASTS|$80.38|350|$100.00|$1282.50|4.56%|54.7%|30.3%| # Option C: Stock Fit Check for Covered Calls - Ranking 1–10 |Ticker|CC Suitability (1-10)|Liquidity Score (1-10)|IV Percentile (%)|Premium Stability (1-10)|Summary Comment| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |HIMS|10|10|110.9%|4|Excellent premium income, low assignment risk| |HOOD|8|10|75.5%|4|Good income potential, low assignment risk| |ASTS|10|9|126.7%|1|Excellent premium income, moderate assignment risk| **Portfolio Summary** >

EnoughWalk7471

Here is option A. I've added 2 more tickers. Check DM for other options # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |AMZN|$229.74|600|$250.00|$2280.00|1.65%|19.8%|25.4%| |MSFT|$538.55|100|$575.00|$597.50|1.11%|13.3%|23.5%| |TSLA|$460.08|100|$515.00|$942.50|2.05%|24.6%|24.9%| # Option A: Assignment Risk & Breakeven |Ticker|Break-even Price|Max Assignment P&L ($)|Max Loss ($)|Risk/Reward Ratio| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |AMZN|$225.94|$14437.32|$135562.68|0.106| |MSFT|$532.57|$4242.50|$53257.50|0.080| |TSLA|$450.66|$6434.45|$45065.55|0.143| **Portfolio Summary** >

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Light_Mind76

Looking into ETFs anyone wanna tutor me :) shoot me a DM pls or just reply here

Kooky-Tap-7529

DM me the name pretty please

Existing-Ladder5616

Can you DM me the name of the trader?

zacspark2

Just sent you a DM

Recent_Register_2952

Making so much on NVDA but all I can think about is the $400 loss I'm taking on gold futes Me and the boys gonna cornhole GLD in retaliation, DM me for details if you want in.

kindacurious_

DM me, I'll get you set up.

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reddit_is_fash_trash

> Don't DM me for advice Yeah, I guess it's pretty hard to advise adults that they should have been born as nepo babies.

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traderswapnilk

Check DM

Samjabr

Do you too wish to learn how to earn 20% profits in just the first 30 minutes of trading! And then spend the next 6 hours losing all those profits? Sign up for my newsletter (or DM pics of feet)

Sir_Bongcelot

Hello, my name is Egdubi Rakogerron, I am a prince in the republic of Nigeria. I have an interesting investment opportunity you would be interested in. Please DM me.

ccwinn

DM'ed

BeKindToUsSeniors

Very interested. Please send DM. Thank You

TastyToad

> Don’t DM me for advice bc it will be bad advice. Way smarter than an average WSBer on a winning streak.

kindacurious_

yes will roll out to everyone by Friday! Welcome any feedback (be harsh in fact!) - I would rather make this process open source and build something worthwhile! Will DM you when it's up.

CycleApprehensive539

Can I DM for an example prompt?

AsparagusHoliday4872

Well now I’m curious haha - can you DM?

kindacurious_

Haha I love this. We should talk, you're hitting all the points that I am spending every night these days solving for exactly. I'll DM you about the engagement weightage (it's actually pretty elegant and took me a while to get right but I think it is a creative problem that can always use a set of fresh eyes). The sarcasm is a combination of LLM, Vader, FinBERT and custom data pipeline (I basically generated a fuckton of synthetic data using ChatGPT on reddit sentiments to give a more emotional range and it has definitely made a HUGE improvement but I am certain there is more discovery to be made here). Thanks man. The response has been super positive and I am just getting a few things tidied up - I'll report back with a link to the live site by this weekend. Perhaps I posted early, I was mostly just also trying to gauge interest before deciding the best deployment option haha. But yes, I'll add the link here and to anyone who has DM'd me directly once it's up.

kindacurious_

DM me and I can get you set up. I am just trying to gauge what the demand for such a product would be like before deciding on public deployment options. If I see that lots of people are interested, I have some really interesting features ready to go (Deep Research with Claude where it can go and analyze all the stocks and recommend trading strats, Cross reference which allows you to cross reference sentiment across other platforms such as X)

Xcentric7881

very nice trade. Bit if you were so sure of the rise why not go atm or otm a bit and gain more? interested to understand tour reasoning for the positioning (and expiry). DM if you prefer - indicators also useful, like all the others here I'm intrigued..... Unfortunately I'd got out of it neutrally in the middle of last week to release margin for the ASTS fall, but staying in that was also a good move (so far.....)

Happy_Discussion_536

I bought before even then. DM me I will send you.

Master_Royal_2637

Why not just post here instead of DM?

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"We just can't help ourselves" - John Tuld [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DM2fjdgRLvO/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DM2fjdgRLvO/)

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WickOfDeath

I blocked around 10 or 12 people which did DM me directly on "I trade your account" or "Take our signal" or "join our paid dischord" and that's all. The last block is three months ago, they certainly blacklisted me in their database, And some come up with smalltalk or wanna practice english with me... \- hello sir how are you? My name is <abc>. \- sorry I am busy with trading. Ask me something about it. \- What is trading? \- block.

cocojamb_0

Sure! We're well over 20 users but beta is still free! sending a DM

powerboner

The amount of fucking bullshit course sellers poaching this and other sub reddits for people to DM. Fuck off you dirty poor fuck.

cocojamb_0

Sending a DM shortly!

cocojamb_0

DM sent! Thanks for the tip, kinda scared I won't be able to handle the interest there after seeing how post performed 😅

cocojamb_0

DM sent!

Red_back_southwest

Where you got that info please DM me that

andres_apoyo

Send me a DM