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Reporting in with my three GGLL shares!
Wait for more tariff announcements…I bought most during that dip. My only long term hold NVDA has more than doubled, but if you want the momentum but higher shares look into leverage etfs of Google and Apple and Tesla…those 3 alone have net me 6k in the last 4 months. GGLL, AAPU and TSLL…again do your research
Ok let me try again The economy is s driven by mag7... Going against them is no good 3 mag7 and JPow cutting rates it's a good chance of uppies I made like 10-15 bucks with my three shares of GGLL bc I'm broke and can't afford more. I prefer not to play earnings with calls or it's bc the overnight moves can fuck you up by fading in the morning. Shares of leveraged ETFs are slightly safer. If you split your earning bets across the mag7 reporting this week equally, using leveraged ETFs you make money , less than with calls but less risky in case if a small beat I dunno where I'm going here ... Sorry for the ramble fren
Anyone who was serious about Google bought options or an LETF like GGLL, not GOOG or GOOGL. You could have had returns above 150% if you were paying attention and weren't emotionally attached to a bullish or bearish position.
Live to fight another day! I tried something different right before the bell I got some GGLL leveraged 2X GOOGL Bull shares. So no expiration worries -sort of.
If you know what you are doing you can make a decent side income with that cash. If you don't know what you're doing, you'll make that $3K go 'poof' pretty fast. There's a lot to learn before you should risk your real dollars on this idea. My advice would be to open up a Schwab account and use the 'thinkBack' (or onDemand) feature on their Desktop application to practice options trading starting at some random point in the past (setup the trade, change the date/time then decide what to do with the trade, ...). Do that practice after learning good options strategy. My options teacher [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) teaches a mainly put-selling and LEAP-trading approach and I can say I'm a much better options trader after learning from him. He has a paid coaching class, but if you take notes in this videos he gives away his strategy. The main points on his put-selling strategy is to: * Target 5% ROI on a 30 DTE put. * Using leveraged stock that follows Mag-7 type names or indexes \[TQQQ, SOXL, GGLL, MSFU, NVDL, AMDL ...\]. * Use technical analysis to find Support, sell a PUT at or below support on days when the stock dips * Setup a GTC order to buy Back put at 50% max profit * If assignment is imminent, check vibes on what to do next (get out, roll, get assigned ...) His main LEAPs strategy is to: * Target profitable companies that have been consolidating for a good long while Ok, the LEAPs strategy is a common one. I've started using FinViz to try to find LEAPs, but I'm still in the beginning phases on that one. Here's a video on using FinViz to see market rotations [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80VduwQrAtg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80VduwQrAtg) ; For finding LEAPs you'd want to setup the filter a little differently; maybe ask Gemini if it can find a how-to-video for finding LEAPs on Finviz.
80% SGOV 20% Shares of GGLL (not options) (DCA in) 100% water based lube 8" dildo, green color
thoughts on GGLL for google play instead of calls?
Congratulations on your success & gains~ Takes conviction to buy and hold those calls. Personally regret selling my shares of GGLL (2x GOOGL ETF) way before the judge’s opinion came out regarding Alphabet (bought those shares during the May lows too~)
I own both GOOG and GGLL. I’m up 60% on GOOG and 129% on GGLL. GGLL is somewhat complicated, but the return profile has been in line with what I expected for a levered product. Just do some more research to better understand or take a very small position and watch it to learn.
I do see it operating as expected, which is 2x of GOOG, here you can see the chart for ref: https://portfolioslab.com/tools/stock-comparison/GGLL/GOOG
If you want to get kinda risky, then how about Buying LEAPs on Leveraged Stock? Like Buying a LEAP on GGLL (2x GOOGL) or ROBN (2X HOOD). GOOGL and HOOD will probably go up more, but we really can't be sure. I like this guy as an options teacher: [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) ; Matt's strategies are better than I've seen from anyone else in the options teaching space.
I used to prefer covered calls, but now I prefer CSPs. Mostly because I know about Technical analysis now and I learned better options strategies from: [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) (Matt) . I've been running a mostly PUT-selling strategy in one of my Schwab paper accounts and I'm up 40% since Late march (100k -> 140k). Matt's key to success is "The Perfect Put", which is selling a put that meets the criteria: * Up-trending Ticker * \~30 DTE * \~5% ROI (often Leveraged stock like GGLL, AMZU, TSLL, BITX ... will give these setups; but not all leveraged stock has good options support ) * Sell at/under support on a dip (you can setup GTC orders to fill when criteria is met) * Setup GTC order to buy back at 50% max profit. * If ITM, check vibes on stock to see if it's better to Roll, take assignment or buy back.
You're doing **the right thing practicing in Schwab paper accounts first**. Must know at least basic technical analysis: [https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis](https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis) I became a much more profitable options trader after picking up options strategy from [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) Probably best to start with selling Puts. The PUT selling strategy that I really had success with is: * Use Levered Stock following good companies/sectors like: AMZU, TSLL, SOXL, GGLL ... * Identify the Support level on an up-trending stock * On a Dip, sell a \~30DTE PUT at or under support; try to get \~5% Return on capital (You can use TOS to set up a GTC order to trigger when your criteria is met) * Buy back at 50% max profit * If ITM, check vibes on stock; decide weather to roll, buy back or to get assigned to run the wheel Market Moves (Matt) does go over the strategy in some of his videos; but you'll need to watch them to pick up more on the strategy he teaches. For Selling Calls, you really do limit your upside. Sometimes it doesn't make sense to sell calls; check the vibes and technicals to see if selling calls makes sense for the ticker you're in.
Hey I bought GGLL this morning( in profit ) . Is it smart to sell it before the market closes today ? First time leveraging .
Alright my port is now just GOOGL and GGLL. let's see how poorly this works out for me
Drew down to a few hundred dollars, added my annual contribution max and full gambled on GGLL monthlies Positions: https://imgur.com/a/V21dVno
Just bought 100 shares of GGLL. Am I regarded?
Yup, I sold early too. Had 207.5 calls that expire next week and sold GGLL at $43 a month ago. Made money, but I left a lot on the table
I too am bullish Google, though I do GGLL for compounding my returns and I invest less overall.
https://preview.redd.it/8ap3jjbo28of1.jpeg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3f9c9c7179e258fc2feaea89c6c451655e5bc4e6 Throwing this $10k into GGLL was my only solace
It's possible to hit 10%/month but you gotta be really good and you'll probably only hit that once in a while. This guy helped my options trading a lot: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s) With Put selling Tips such as: * Use Leveraged Stock like SOXL, TSLL, GGLL, AMZU ... * Sell \~30 DTE PUTs at a support level on the dips on upward trending stocks * Target returns of at least 5% (can often get 10% + on TSLL) * Close at 50% max profit so you can get another PUT or 2 in for the month. It would also be helpful to be very good at technical analysis.
Congratulations 🎉 https://preview.redd.it/6qzp97lqz7nf1.png?width=1008&format=png&auto=webp&s=f67345d17873d950c3801ef7dcd353870fca5343 I was able to grab some GGLL (2x Google) after the liberation day fiasco.
Glad I bought GGLL at $35. I had a feeling they wouldn't have to sell Chrome, but even if they had to, the company would still have been undervalued, so it made sense to use leverage. This whole situation has been an absolute nothingburger and an easy buying opportunity.
fkn CONGRATS! When did you get into $GGLL? you might hit a $1m by end when it goes to $300 i'm riding #google shares all the way to #1 company
IMO $5k is the minimum account size for successful Options trading. Selling \~30 DTE PUTs on leveraged stock \[SOXL, GGLL, AMZU, TSLL, BITX ...\], on down days, at support, 5% return on capital is kinda the sweet spot. Which is a strategy (among others) that I learned from my favorite options teacher: \[ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s) \]
Who's buying GGLL tonight?
I was in an options trading group earlier in the year that targeted a 5% - 10% monthly Account value increase. The strategy has been pretty good; it starts with selling \~30 DTE puts on Leveraged stock (like GGLL, AMZU, SOXL, TSLL, BITX ) at a level of support on the down days with a target of 5+% Yield. I'd recommend checking out this channel (and practicing in a Schwab Paper Account first): [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s)
Strategy is THE MOST important part of options trading. I was in Matt's ( [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) ) options coaching group earlier this year and became a much better options trader in a short amount of time. I'd suggest testing out his strategies in a Schwab Paper trading account. I also wouldn't be against joining his coaching class if you're working with that large amount of capital. The basics of Matt's Strategy is: Sell 30 DTE PUTs (at a support level) on Leveraged Stock like TSLL, SOXL, AMZU, GGLL ... when they Dip; target at least 5% return on capital. Buy Back PUTs at 50% max profit. If assigned, target total of 15% total profit when setting up GTC call options. When buying Call options he has his own strategy that he's gone over in his last few videos.
Should kept my GGLL ahhhhhh, all good I went from 325 to like 225
The gain is primarily driven by leveraged ETHU, GGLL and TQQQ, but this is my whole portfolio and everything went up today. I can provide more details if needed.
Right now I have 2 calls for GGLL @ 40$ and I have them at 3.10, shoulda doubled down the start of august (the 1st) when they dropped to 1.5 a contract. They are 6$ premium/contract right now, already have 185 shares at 35$
I accidentally placed sell order (instead of buy) for GGLL at 42.5. It executed overnight and is showing a huge loss already. What do i do to fix it?
TGEN (just popped AH), LLY after they tanked on the "bad oral news" (CEO is buying shares here), NKTR, GGLL, AAPU. I'm going to be dipping into some minor plays instead of the overall market for a little until we move from current market position. HIMS puts look enticing. Also looking at the SaaS stock leaders that have been wayyyy to beaten down this year from people just assuming AI is going to end market dominance for these companies overnight. Probably gonna buy some BRZE, OKTA, and GTLB. I have like 20 biotechs to glance through right now.
Leveraged stock that tracks the big boys are often less than $50/share: \[AMZU, GGLL, TSLL, NVDL, SOFX, SOFI, UBRL, MSTX\] There is an ETF "NVYY" that basically just sells PUT-Credit Spreads on NVDL (2x NVDA) and hands out \~$0.50 per week in a dividend. Pretty cool.
Could have bought GGLL (2x GOOGL ETF) at $38 when it dropped 5 mins into GOOGL earnings. But got stupid & greedy. GGLL eventually rose to $43 in an hour.
Bought 1,500 GGLL shares. GOOGL may go to $150 tomorrow.
I will probably just hop back in SPX as long as the stalling doesn't continue. I'm a momentum trader and so I really only buy in confirmed uptrends. (Buy high, sell higher is the name of that game). Other things I am looking at...UNH,CURE,RDDT/RDTL,GOOG/GGLL,FNGU,TQQQ. Keep in mind the technicals have to be there and I wouldn't buy until they are. UNH for example I'd be interested in once it breaks out of the highest low it had after the huge dump. Watching it but I don't expect that one to be valid anytime soon. There are lots of things that look good out there right now to be honest but I've determined the risk level is too high for me. HOOD, for example. Or SOXL. CURE is especially interesting to me because of how much below the 200d and 200w moving averages it is. Potential for a sustained run as usually things don't stay below the 200d/w Moving averages forever. All that being said, safe money is in SPY / SPX right now and there's still lots to be made if you buy LONG-DATED options. None of this week expiration stuff that WSB loves to do.
Some fail to realize Google’s deals with Samsung let alone Waymo & YouTube. Looks like the stock has made a nice base and moving up again. GGLL is the player here.
Call me paper handed but my limit order on GGLL hit at 32.66. I'm out for the day. Good luck Google Gang!!!
Wait Google is the most profitable company on Earth? My GGLL says otherwise
GGLL is solid long term imo, slightly risky but less so than leaps. If you can get in at a reasonable price you can ride it for years as well.
Probably buy GGLL (2x GOOGL ETF) if it dips tomorrow. But with my luck, both will move higher out of my price range. It feels like I missed out on the bottom.
Damn, you're down nearly $29K and confident it'll be your retirement ticket? I admire your conviction. I have a small position and have a cost basis of $180.70 plus $GGLL. At this point I've been bag holding since the December ER and desperate for it to reach that so I can sell and get out without a loss.
Accumulating a HIMZ dip buy but also watching my GGLL options 🚀
GGLL is 2x bull Google ETF. Advice: stay away from these 2x/3x ETFs unless your plan is to hold it just for very short term (less than a month).
GGLL is double leveraged GOOG. I prefer it over options since options decay and have vol as another factor.
One of my largest holdings too. I have 1.3k GGLL and 210 GOOG. Expecting the price to be $240 at least by the end of 2026. Between search, Gemini, TPUs, Waymo, wingX, YouTube and cloud there are a lot of growth vectors for the company.
Cramer just said Alphabet is stuck and going nowhere, time to go double leverage GGLL
Thank god I didn't buy GGLL an hour ago
Bought some GGLL calls, feeling pretty dumb
Best purchase this week was GGLL puts. I love Google, it's a profitable company and should be highly valued. But that shit doesn't have legs, it is inverse TSLA. Does everything right but won't climb, and if it does will not hold it.
why not $GGLL and leverage more?
Waymo robo taxi company has reached over 10 million trips, doubling in the past five months….and yet my GGLL
I believe GGLL is the ticker for Gargle, not Google
Its about time. Im going GGLL. Maybe tmrw or Thursday
Its about time for google. (GGLL)
Yeah man GGLL saved me it was like last ticket back on the train 🥹 idk that sharp drop for literally no reason (news of barely declining search) was enough to full port
Ok so sell those and get GGLL it’s not too late Google is still undervalued
Buying at open  GGLL $22c exp. July 18th
Same, not sure what it means for my GGLL…but YouTube?
Sold GGLL in AH for a few percent…
Sell all of it and double down on GGLL Instead
Love this strat. But instead buy 2x leveraged google etf GGLL since this is obv bottom /s
Bought 500 shares of GGLL (2X GOOGL ETF) at $26.50 Might buy more tomorrow if Alphabet dips further
Bearish generally but GGLL tn is a good play for this week
I'm in on GGLL so im -18%....
there's a bull one GGLL
just got absolutely throttled by GGLL now I may panic buy into something even dumber
fine i capitulate  fomo'ed SOXL and GGLL
Great. Made enough on GGLL to pay my mortgage this month.
My GOOGL and GGLL gunna rocket
GGLL for earnings next week
Damn yeah those didn't fare very well. Why not roll down to lower strikes or go with a leveraged GGLL or something instead? As for the things you outlined, I agree, but I think ad revenue isn't the big catalyst for google in the upcoming years. Ads are gonna continue to be integrated into ai chat bots for non paying users, but more and more people will use them, especially in business and academia. Cloud is gonna be required, and I'm looking forward to see the chips they will make. Anyway, nothing's guaranteed. I bought calls when it dropped to 185 after earnings thinking it would go back up, but I sold at a big loss and went for shares at around 160. I'll be averaging down if it continues to drop.
Bro tech stocks getting hammered why would you do this 😭 Should have went shares at least on GGLL 2x leverage
possibly right. or possibly wrong. i use leveraged GGLL in big dips.
What about just GGLL? 2X Leverage shares
you could’ve just used that to load up on GGLL if you’re so bullish
I've been builidn up shares of GGLL and buying july goog out of the money calls... Been hurting but I see the purpose...
I need to play. GGLL, wake me up at 2
Bought TSLL, AAPL, METU and GGLL
I average down on GOOGL by selling it and buying GGLL. It keeps dipping. I'm screwed 
Ha! Thanks for sharing! Without knowing Jim's sale, I started buying GGLL (2x of Goog). With his confirmation, I will double it Monday !
GGLL hits 4-month low
Why not AAPU, AMZU, and GGLL?
it was great selling GGLL into the 205+. It was bad that I immediately bought GOOG with those being a greedy pig. Shouldve waited until today
Earnings dip and Nancy is exactly why I’m going all-in with margin on the 2x GGLL. Can’t go tits up, right?