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Expected Moves this Week: SPX/SPY, QQQ, IWM, Broadcom, Docusign and more.
How over past 10 yrs has TQQQ returned 20X vs QQQ of 5X ?
Long Term Investor Looking to understand Option Strategies
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24% profit, Day 1 of 30 - $1k to $1M challenge
Join me on my journey ... $1,000 to $1,000,000 ... I'll be documenting here. (Trade 1/30)
WSJ - Analysts see the investor balances in money-market funds as a bullish sign for stocks and bonds
Major asset types with dividends since 2002
Join me on my journey ... $1,000 to $1,000,000 ... I'll be documenting here. (Trade 0/30)
8.5K Win on Thanksgiving Eve, AKA Tendie Time
Why long-duration, low-coupon treasury bonds are about to return 25%
Just inherited a substantial (to me) lump sum, any advice for long term (10+ year investments) outside of just index funds?
Wtf was that giant block order on QQQ for????
Market trading at high valuations given rates, economy slowing expectations
In the money options enquiry
Looking for optimal strike and time to expiration
I need funds and am going to sell a stock in my portfolio: HELP!
How does 3x ETF like SOXL and TQQQ work? What are the hidden costs behind the so-called 3x leverage?
I Thought Small-Cap Stocks Were Younger And Faster Growing
5K Daily Gain on AMD, IWM, META, PLTR, and QQQ
Expected Moves: SPX, QQQ, Cisco, Alibaba, Target and more
Expected moves: SPY QQQ SPX and strike selection at low vol
Sell losing stocks and re-invest in ETF or keep holding while investing incoming cash?
Sell losing stocks and re-invest in ETF or keep holding and invest incoming cash?
BREAKING - POWELL: ‘Close the fucking door‘ in most insightful statement during tenure yet
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If you follow the mean before ZIRP began...
Advice on my portfolio for retirement 30+ years - 35yr old
DD: Scary Fast to a Recession Next Year
Quicker rebounds since the implementation of technology.
Looking for someone who can trade the market open
Are there any p/l or tax advantages in rolling ITM cc’s, as opposed to letting them get called away?
10 000$ for any S&P trading furu that is able to prove profitability
Follow up from my last week’s 12k SoFi loan… 0dtes and 1dtes not as easy as it looks… so far from the 100k landmark
Doubled account. What next?
If there's a crash in the near future, now is the perfect time
If $QQQ closes red or makes a new low today it could be ugly.
QQQ is gonna tank -25% next week and we will crash into a depression. Nothing matters when 10-Yr yield is headed to 10% and we're gonna be in a stagflationary hell for the next decade.
~$66,000 gain - QQQ Jan19 $350p held for a week
Any reason not to just dump it all into SPY or QQQ vs. a managed ETF or mutual fund like VOO or VIGAX?
4-asset portfolio that outperforms the market with less risk
Mentions
QQQ ok wtf not funny anymore.
QQQ what is Guhing on
SPY why can’t you be more like your friend QQQ try to relax your anoos 
Last time we closed red from open to close on QQQ was 8/28. We close green boys!
QQQ gonna fall off a cliff any moment
QQQ puts are the love of my life 😍
Sold QQQ puts and bought calls
QQQ no bottom in sight
what was the news? Whatever it is, my 1DTE 388, 389 QQQ puts bought at end of Friday are looking pretty good 
You should ask yourself “Is there any reason for the QQQ to be -1% before the bell?” If your answer is yes, you should consider keep in hibernation, if your answer is no, buy the fucking dip
 gl may the bears bless you with red. (I'm holding QQQ puts, too )
It is great that you are saving so early. You will be in an amazing position in life if you can keep it up. A few things to consider: 1) SPY, VOO, and VTI are so closely correlated that they can pretty much be considered the same thing. They are something like 99% correlated. Pick the one with the lowest fees and combine them all into that, would be my reccomendation. No need to sell what you already have, just change future allocations. 2) AMZN and NVDA make up about 10% of the QQQ, so you may be inadvertantly over exposed to those companies with the amount you are putting into QQQ, AMZN, and NVDA. Again, great job and good luck to you!
With Nasdaq 100 outperforming sp500 through recent years, how come you don’t recommend QQQ? Is it because the tech is seen as a bubble that might burst?
It is an abomination that SPY will hit 460 before QQQ hits 400
Buy puts on the QQQ’s and calls on MiSFiT. It’s going back to its highs
Money going from QQQ in 🌽 apparently wtf
9:29am - futes red, SPY opens down 0.4%, bul in shambles 9:34am - SPY up 0.5%, QQQ up 1%, bull delight
When QQQ pump to over 400?
Buy QQQ and do nothing…
Looks like QQQ and some tech saw some outflows with holders looking to lock in some profit but nothing out of the ordinary yet. SPY is holding and saw some minor inflows this previous week. Small caps saw some big outflows so some news might come here soon. Crypto has had the biggest inflows the past few weeks and made BTC push over 40k today, this week will be exciting concerning this asset class.
If I had $10,000 and was in and out of the QQQ each day, total cost/ proceeds would show $2,500,000 in a year.
I took COIN puts over QQQ puts on Friday, fade me.
Would it be worth putting some in both QQQ & VOO or are a lot of the tech companies repeated in VOO?
VOO is the S&P 500 (top 500 US companies) QQQ is the top US tech companies VTI is the total US stock market (safer but less gains)
You can do it that way. VOO VTI QQQ are the most popular.
Twitter calling for QQQ 400 and SPY 475. Gg bulls cause that ain’t fucking happening
Also, BRK holds a major position in Apple so that's also duplicative with VOO and QQQ.
Yep, I know, thats why im thinking of cutting VOO and some QQQ when I find some stuff that I like, was thinking of pfizer… they sure had a shitty year.
I own the S&P500 and QQQ and some big tech. My exposure to international revenues is higher than the S&P500 already. I have enough international exposure.
QQQ is only $4.20 away from it's 52 week high
Look at emerging markets and small caps as the outperformers when the Fed prints money again. They are all near all time lows vs the QQQ.
Shorting SQQQ - but not more than about 10% of your portfolio to avoid portfolio-busting margin calls - is a good idea. You gain both from the long term rise of QQQ and the volatility effect. A more conservative idea is shorting both SQQQ and TQQQ for about the same amount of money and periodically rebalancing according to your taste. You gain roughly 15% per year, more when the market tanks, with low volatility. If you want more risk and gain you can do it as 60% SQQQ and 40% TQQQ. Holding TQQQ makes sense only if you expect QQQ to go up more than 8%-9% a year, otherwise you lose money.
Nothing. Flip a coin... Just stay invested in really good companies, SPY, QQQ, DIA ETF's or something. It is impossible to time the market.
That's mostly buying risk. If sector ETFs had existed then and you were OK with the risk level, you could get better returns at the same risk level by borrowing money and buying QQQ with it.
The fact you're advocating buy tiny amounts of shares of VOO and QQQ with $600 over buying $60$80 ITM contracts just proves that you have zero trading skills and probably don't even trade 0DTE. I have my own hedge fund bud and was simply illustrating the point that you don't need much capital to trade 0DTE and if you were to start with a small amount of capital, it actually makes way more sense to trade 0DTE over anything else. Investing with a small capital of $600 can be challenging when considering traditional diversified portfolios with ETFs like $VOO due to the high share prices. In such cases, trading 0 days to expiration (0 DTE) options on more affordable assets like $SPY or $QQQ may provide a way to scale the account more meaningfully. Options allow you to control larger positions with less capital upfront. Additionally it boils down to investor risk tolerance. If his goal is to grow his account faster. diversified ETF portfolio is a more passive strategy suitable for those prioritizing long-term investing and lower risk. He will do just fine cause I will train him for free. Just cause you messed up and didn't take more risk when you were younger doesn't mean he needs to repeat your awful mistakes
Not only that but with $600 he could put on directionless trades on $SPY or $QQQ and net profits easily
fucking QQQ running ads during a college football game. The top is in. Loading more SQQQ and SOXS
Since this is your first time investing, I'd say go 50% VTI 50% SNSXX (or another treasury money market fund). If the market (VTI) crashes, sell your money market fund and buy more VTI. If the market keeps crashing, sell your VTI to buy some QQQ (or MSFT). Statistically it's better to lump sum 100% into stocks, but doing it this way avoids the worst case scenario of you getting scared and cashing out after a 20% drop and missing the recovery.
QQQ is back at all time highs and TQQQ is still down -50%. Do not buy and hold bro lol
Agreed. VOO and QQQ are the best hedges against inflation. When it comes to yield, there is no free lunch. High yields, whether in stocks or bonds, are usually a sign to stay away from them, not buy them.
First 0dte phenomenon audacity fed hike. Hike fed margin 4%. Government leverage ratio for protection program application for past present future of technology and then we just got implications is the best time 12% -415 on QQQ and GLD. Reverse ripo trade qaunt with Quantum leap forward to seeing SPX. Vix lower bond is average price for protection and stock price financial services. 88-1499 6% bond long. Short squeeze of quant. Alfa loss of beta reverse probably of liquidity ratio and probably won't prefer to liquidators and band algorithm. Though I know theta is average price of technically absolute value function. 2000-2026 Spy 0dte absolutely above floor price. Financial destibution of probability is above Fed fonds rate. Rather then implied volatility ETF price index fund. Metric system super system function. FX ETF stock short term bond long. Infrastructure 34% -69$ Euro natgas. Oil contango. + - SILVER.
What are you mostly trading? I started in forex but now usually only trade US30. Have always wanted to get into options with spy or QQQ but find that landscape confusing. I still use fx brokers so for me it’s instant transactions on MT4
i just made them up LMAO🤌 I have been calling for 400 QQQ since early november tho, so yeah ive been sticking to it. I didnt expect such high s&p500 tho. I expceted 4600 eoy.
bers u ready for 4700 this week and 400 QQQ? 
Don't let the downvotes get you down. In the end the stock market is a weighing machine. Probably after our puts expire. My general thesis for why there is a serious recession in the works comes down to: the potential GDP of the US economy has lowered substantially in the last three years. 1) The reversal of globalism has reduced the benefits from trade substantially. Higher food food and energy costs as well as manufacturing costs. 2) Similar to 1 above but deserving its own bullet, de-dollarization is progress and is reducing the benefit the US used to have to export dollars and import debt. 3) Labor market has degraded significantly. Although improving, labor force participation is substantially lower than in 2019. It's also much lower than in 2009. Subjectively, the stock of human capital is also getting much worse as people retire and are replaced by a less competent workforce. 4) A growing portion of potential GDP is being consumed by unproductive government expenditures. When an economy is operating above its long-term potential, you get inflation, followed by a contraction. I am also bearish on equities for specifically monetary reasons, basically high valuations + QT + liquidity destruction by the Treasury's selling spree. Position: -70% on QQQ puts.
+.84% is your best month in the last 12 years??? Are you serious? Lmao SPY and QQQ are each up around 8% in the last month. You need to stop trying to pick stocks and buy an index fund or you’re going to lose even more
As mentioned by others in the thread: Tradable ETFs with multiple weekly DTE option expiries: GLD, IWM, SLV, SPY, TLT, QQQ, UNG, USO Non-Tradable Indices with multiple DTE option expiries: NDX, RUT, SPX, XSP Some of the indices such as RUT and IWM have expiries every other day (e.g., Monday, Wednesday, Friday) rather than every day as with indices such as SPY and QQQ. Additional Information: https://www.cboe.com/available\_weeklys/
QQQ is my forever ETF. Big cap tech with diversification of 100 stocks. In most years beats S & P 500.
I guess I’m not sure what happened. I’ve always been cash only, but hit a day trading limit once before on RH. Perhaps a glitch or something. I’m not too worried about it though. While I love watching everyone here lose money, I invest long term and pretty much in VOO, QQQ, and VUG.
Every heard of the Nasdaq? They got this OP ETF called QQQ, you’ll probably like it 😉
It's concerning if you're bearish actually, garbage pumping is usually a sign of a bull run. Notice people talking about Newegg and Carvana again lol. But atm its purely to keep spy inflated while tech has a pullback. When QQQ was peaking I told a friend of mine a solid move is spy puts hedged with russel 2000 calls, because it's the leftovers to pump.
It's an interesting question for sure. I've been heavily overweight in a single position before (50%) and while it was very hard to make the change (there were a lot of tax implications to work through) I diversified that position and it's turned out to be the right move in hindsight. The company was a very old steady boring company along the lines of a Dividend King (what you would think of as a forever company) but it's had some hiccups since I made the decision to diversify so I actually dodged a significant drop and a lot of anxiety by diversifying. That said, Apple (and Big Tech in general) aren't in that old boring Dividend King mold. Trillion dollar tech companies are a different beast and I honestly have a hard time assessing future risk with them. They have tremendous stashes of cash to survive economic shenanigans and evolve themselves to stay on top for the foreseeable future. If I were you and I had a 50% position in a Big Tech like that I'd acknowledge it's too much risk to be that overweight in a single position and I'd start by selling off half to get down to 25% and use the proceeds to diversify (most likely back into tech but more diversified tech like QQQ). Then I'd reassess closer to retirement or based off AAPL performance whether I wanted to continue diversifying or ride or die with that big a position. This is based on an assumption the other 50% of your portfolio isn't Big Tech, btw. If you're 100% in Big Tech that would lean much more towards diversifying in case the sector cools off significantly by the time you want to retire. The next problem becomes how to divest efficiently.
How can the last 4-5 months be a bull-trap? When this whole year stock market has been rallying. Also, we had a major sell-off from August-Oct (which strongly suggest a bear-trap), given the recent rally we're seeing. With QQQ, and SPY hitting new 52-week highs.
If you're including ETFs I would say the obvious answer is broad market ETFs (e.g., SPY, VTI, QQQ, etc.). Holdings are modified *pro re nata* over time, so effectively they're always current. I guess technically SPY will end when 11 very specific millennials die.
LISTEN TO MY ADVICE ONLY. Focus on learning and trading options, you're already on the right path: anyone on here telling you to not do something to not try and trade options are telling you this because they're in capable of successfully trading options themselves. Those saying to hold and buy generic ETFs and create a "mix of stocks and bonds" aren't capable of actively managing a trading account and rely on generic JV/varsity advice. Stocks and bonds are positively correlated, so why would anyone hold a 60/40 portfolio? Makes zero sense, follow me take my advice add my SC👻smartm777 Trade zero days to expiration options on $SPY and $QQQ (0DTE) and master this. Someonebyour age should be taking more risks, not less of it. You don't even have a big enough account to even build a diversified portfolio that's worthwhile to hold and will actually net you a profit.
How does that make sense when the relationship between stocks and bonds is positively correlated ? Totally wrong, you want to trade options on $SPY AND $QQQ they're the most liquid markets in the world and will give you the best bang for your buck. You can't try to mix and diversify when you're trading with $600 that's laughable
Monday is going to be a QQQ melt up 
You mean JEPQ? I think VOO is a much safer bet in the long run over a covered call QQQ ETF. Keep it in VOO OP.
When QQQ was trading at 342 pre-November.
More like anti-idiot Stan. Take a classic example of OP comment that has 500 upvotes. He says Cramer makes calls so that the buddies can unload. If so, when Cramer makes a call a stock should pop according to 1000s of idiots that upvoted similar comments. If so, why can't those idiots buy the stock and unload it themselves. So, either Cramer makes the stock goes up or he makes the stock goes down or he makes the stock goes up and immediately down or vice versa. Each of those can be traded and you can make money for yourself. in fact ETF's like SJIM, SARK, NANC are designed for gullible idiots who are anti-Cramer, anti-Cathie, anti-Nancy. Yet, all of those have lost money or not beaten QQQ. A non-idiot would take a step back and think "Hey wait-a-minute" may be WSB is full of actual regards. But here we are
Yeah I saw you being bullish and was like please be a sign of a top. But hey good for you for recognizing and profiting. i chose small caps because they have been weak relative to mag 7, SPY and QQQ so you can imagine my surprise today at the action Was driving all day so couldn’t manage Also I did look and the last week of Nov->first two weeks of December for ‘21 and ‘22 were red weeks. I still have time but damn, should have just bought calls 🤡
QQQ 385 puts for January must be the play.
QQQ, SPY, IWM(most bullish)
There is a misconception how this fund is run and that "someone explained this" picture guy has no idea what he is talking about. There is NO blowup risk like he suggested. Liquidation risk is when someone is selling NAKED puts. They clearly do not sell naked puts. They have cash and treasury collateral. For example QQQ at $400. They have $40,000. They sell only 1 put NOT NOT NOT NOT 100 or 200. So if circuit break happens and lets say QQQ tanks 10% to $360, they will lose only $4k. I am just simplifying and have not included premium savings, put strike sold etc but to simplify they CANNOT BE blown up in single day. Why would SEC even approve such ETF if that kind of risk was there for investors. What is true though is, in bear markets it will probably lose money. But people don't seem to get the idea that they have collateral needed and are only selling puts which collateral allows. Risk is only difference in strike price minus closing price.
Long term Puts on QQQ purchased in Feb
Lost a shit ton over the last couple years playing options. Made it all back plus significantly more in the last 2 months just buying and holding Corn, QQQ, LPG, and a few others. Christmas is back on!
Broader market has been in the toilet for so long. The short iwm and buy QQQ needs to unwind now. Might take a while to fully play out but hatt trade is over
Why nasdaq 0.55% and QQQ 0.29%. witchcraft?
MY friendship with QQQ is over IWM is my new best friend
dumped all my calls for some decent profit. Market has been so up. Not saying it's going to crash. But a small pullback wouldnt be a shocker. Prob QQQ 400+ next week just to spite me.
When QQQ doesn't move higher after the 10 year yield drops *14 fucking basis points"... I don't even know what that means anymore.
Cut my $TSLA puts for a pretty big loss. Rolled into the full trading port on 5 day QQQ calls. It pump or die for me 🤣
ten fucking days QQQ lets fucking go, this is ridiculous
QQQ officially moved 0% in the past 5 days plz end this
Will my 12/1 $384 $QQQ puts expire worthless?
Why don’t they take some of this black wealth and pump QQQ
bers think QQQ will go red. NOT EVEN FUKING CLOSE. 