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Managing a SPY Short: GEX, Volatility, and Market Structure
Asked ChatGPT/Opus/Argon AI If We Will Crash Next Week: The Answer is No
Do GEX filters improve trade selection for longer-dated SPY options—or just reduce trade frequency?
Lost $10k+ in a month due to 0dte Options trading.
AppLovin beat earnings in Feb and fell 20%, beat in Nov and rose 31%
Here's What VVIX At 135 History Says About SPY Returns
QQQ, SPY & SPX are not telling the real story.
Last 24 hours, 2 biggest mistakes of my life!!!
$200 > $3,000 today - regarded strategy in body
Sold VIX calls and SPY puts at market open this morning :(
I'm officially regarded. Playing SPY 0DTE puts
SPY puts helped, entire portfolio is screwed though.
Be careful 0dte trading today, most likely a sideways day.
Clawed my way back from -9% using AAPL and SPY LEAPS
Been here since CTN: 2022 $AMZN blew me up. Today was bittersweet.
Iran war and liberation day were necessary to prevent a all time Tech bubble
Houston come in, do you copy? Over. Cusssshhhhk!!!
Banger of a week to save my port.
Saved my all time port the past 2 days, mostly today. It’s been a hell of a ride, SPY 0DTEs.
SPY rose after each of the last 5 midterms but the 2 weakest followed up yrs
A closer look at QQQ, shifting leadership, and what the current market means for your portfolio.
Took out a loan to buy the dip over 2 weeks $NBIS
Ready for Liberation Day V2? 🥭 is reportedly ready to unload equivalent tariffs and continue the war in Iran
About that “60% of stocks in SP500 are in a bear market” statement…
SPY 0DTEs vs Kalshi SPY same day and hourly bets
S&P futures swung about 69 points on Fed day and gave it back today. Do you change your position size around FOMC?
Berkshire Hathaway is now outperforming SPY yoy as well as all of Mag7 except AAPL.
AI Cycle Extends, Earnings Take Center Stage and the Fed
Prediction markets are taking over. Now the NYSE wants to bring all-or-nothing bets to Nvidia, Tesla and Apple.
Robinhood NEW FEATURE- Frozen 0dte options!
AI Rebounds, but Downside Flow Risks Remain Ahead of the Fed
I’m building a free forecasting game for traders – would you play it? Honest feedback wanted
A one-time gig to monetize your loss porn 🤝
I backtested 17,100 option-selling strategies on SPY and QQQ (2022 to 2026)
Lost $200k, quit for 3 years, came back and lost another $100k. Decided to go full regard one last time.
Deleveraging, Forced Selling and the Setup for a Rebound
AI Cybersecurity risk is under reported in mainstream media, normal people unaware
Always fade the market. The last time sentiment was this low, SPY shot up 20%
There is absolutely no reason for today to open this way. Fullporting <1w calls.
Proof of life and that I rotated SPY PUT YOLOZ
I drew a line on a chart and found it mildly interesting.
Mid day breakout stocks to watch
AI Fundamentals Strengthen, but Market Positioning Calls for Patience
Oracle 20 x MD 3.0 (50/50 Merger) + 5.02% Dividend.
Before the close, longs at support
A Positioning Reset Beneath a Resilient Market
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I think we have a bit more downside in the tank personally. I’m looking at 720 on SPY as a level to watch for but someone else I know said 700 but I think that’s a bit dramatic. My personal thesis is that this is just a bunch of panic and the market will flush out retail and then the institutions will load back up to pad the end of quarter returns for their investors. But we need confirmation first. I’m planning to buy if we see a really strong move off lows but if we don’t see that I’ll stay sidelined. I’m a trader so that’s my plan. If you’re an investor DCA is the best option but never a bad idea to buy on any of the dips like this one.
**BanBet Lost** — /u/english_fool (11W - 8L, 58%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▼ | $738.78 → $735.00 | -0.5% | 2d | Lost |
SPY will go under the 200 MA like a champ
What’s the chances SPY ends up negative this year?
Outperforms SPY and SPMO
**BanBet Created** ▼ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** | $713.23 (below) | $735.29 | -3.0% | Wed 8:59 AM ET |
OP, SPY closed at $733 on 11/5. How did this print?!
Can also mean some institution just hedged their SPY long position
Remember when they crashed SPY to 485 in like 2 days and then they boosted it back up to ATH a day later
SPY needs to drop another 10% minimum
Safe to say the average IBRK user won't be beating SPY this year.
In IBKR if you play SPY and you don’t have the underlaying money they just sell if you’re ITM and give you the gains. If you’re OTM near or at expiration they just expire worthless and you lose the prime you paid for the options. If you buy options the loss is under control if you sell the lose is potentially unlimited. With that said I bought 10 SPY760@11/9 contracts for total of $40. The theoretical P&L is around 3K at 760. So yeah this are 99,99% lottery tickets ..
No. You’re missing core concepts. Let’s avoid language like trendy while we’re at it. The IV is the mathematical result of market supply-demand in essence. It is back calculated from the option price and roughly correlates to anticipated fluctuation of an assets price in a given time (this is not exactly true but I’m meeting you half way here). Volume alone has little to do with IV, SPY options trade at enormous volumes comparative to many stocks with comparatively lower values of IV. Regarding the second point, that’s just wrong. An options value can be conceptualised as extrinsic and intrinsic. Longer dated options cost more largely due to the time component of extrinsic value. IV is annualised at any rate. The reason it may appear that way is due to the term structure. Usually uncertainty compounds with time so most derivatives markets are in contango which means longer dated options may have higher IVs but it’s not always the case. Binary events often cause backwardation event conditions where the opposite is true. IV crush is different from what you are describing which is more akin to theta decay on the latter part. IV crush is due the sudden uncertainty collapsing into an outcome, eroding the uncertainty of a binary event. I suggest to study this with the help of an introductory textbook. You don’t seem to understand the concept at all.
hyperliquid has the equivalent of like 20 shares of SPY traded every day basing anything on it is regarded
Great question! For a standard retail trader, you cannot create a custom option. For all high-liquidity stocks/ETFs, there will be a huge number of options on many days of the year that are available for purchase and sale. For SPY for example, which is extremely liquid, there is a very large list of availabe options expiring each trading day of the year. If you wanted to, you could buy a put option expiring end of day Monday with a strike price of $550, despite SPY treating around $737 currently.
Every single time in history SPY has fallen 4% in one day, the average bounce the next day is 180 points. It's extremely rare for SPY to fall 4% in a day, but when it does the next day it always bounces up at least 1% on average. Also, 1 week after a 4% drop, it's almost always red/lower than the 4% mark. But two to three months later, it's usually considerably green above the 4% except for the biggest major crises in history.
I mean 10 points for SPX is 1 for SPY/QQQ, so there's that to keep in mind; if you're holding to expiry it absolutely makes sense to do a debit spread since you save a lot on the premium and should have much better exit in case it goes against you - OP on the other hand seems to scalping, in which case a debit spread basically kills most of the profit, and short time of the trade should let you mostly ignore the premium as you're catching short term price changes anyway or should exit quickly if it goes against you anyway
Every time SPY dropped 4% in one day in history (even though the average following day average point gain was 180 points like Friday was good, not quite that much but a bounce), 1 week after that 4% drop, the market was at least a few points even lower than the 4% drop except for 1 day and even on that day it was only up a few small percentage points pretty sure, still most days it was lower. However, in 3 months it was usually higher, except for the biggest financial crises, if it is one. It's very rare for S and P to drop 4%, but there is solid data for how it performs the day after and the week after, and even 3 months later it's usually up from the crash but not in the biggest collapses.
Mean if AI bubble is popping and crashing, don't think SPY will hold up and not also crash another 20%+ on the way down even if it's primarily QQQ that drops 40%+. SPY may not fall as much, but it will still fall, bc people will selloff their ETFS (401Ks) since boomers hold most of the 401k money and are at the end of retirement and won't risk another Dotcom or 08 like crash this late in their life.
Reading a lot of coping after scanning posts about the Ai bubble, and many are making valid arguments SPY won't crash as much as QQQ and should be okay. My problem is that SPY was only so high because of Ai, and most non-Ai stocks are down 50-70% already, what's been called the "K-market"......so if Ai crashes too, I don't see how those 60%+ of stocks are going to withstand the fall together. Let's say they rotate out of Ai and back into those stocks. Okay, but most of the ETFs are heavily weighted into AI stocks right now as a %age. Also, AI is consensus being viewed as the only future to keep the markets and economies up (If you don't have Ai, you will be a poor nation popular theory) as economies will be predicated on it predominantly for production, etc. Even though right now, the money has moved into consumer staples and pharma, many of those stocks are reaching absurd valuations too, like 40pe on Walmart and Costco. Just don't see how the rest of the market can't fall further if Ai crashes since the ETFs people will be selling (401ks) are mostly AI but also contain the others.
October 28th, 2026: "If the Dems win, the market will CRASH"- Potus Nov 3rd, 2026- Dems win in a landslide Nov 5th- worst 1 day crash for SPY and NASDAQ in years if not history, one of the worst all time, in the top 50 at least. Note: Every single great bubble crash took around 6 months to hit rock bottom after the bubble popped.
"If the Dems win, the market will crash"- DJT- October 28th, 2026...... Nov 3rd- Dems win Nov 5th- one of the worst crashes of SPY and Nasdaq in history, if not the worst point drop in 1 day. It doesn't drop 20-50% in ONE DAY. It takes 3-6 months.
SPY short term anyway
I hate XSP, if I want the small size I use SPY, much better liquidity, despite the tax advantages of XSP, SPY also has better premium. It's even better than SPX, but for it's size and resultant fees.
no just that this was a massive oversell, of course SNDK and MU, I still wouldn't touch SPY with a ten-foot pole but AI stocks been getting hammered and its just strange
Very interesting. How wide do you normally go on your SPX credit / SPY debit spreads? Also, do you prefer not to use XSP for the debits because of bad liquidity?
Tomorrow 0DTE SPY calls full power
That’s just SPY. Semiconductor index is down 40% since June. Nasdaq down -15%.
you need to look at which stock outputformed SPY last week. double down on that
Have you considered Mariner? It is often easier to manage this strategy if done through an established brokerage that has a relationship with Mariner. They maneuvered very well during the tariff crash mostly by closing the bull put contract early. This did lose the premium for the prematurely closed contract but then more contracts were bought at same time of market uncertainty (best time for this strategy) which covered for the loses, and even brought in more. They use, like most others in their business, 6-week puts, 18 - 20% margin. Since SPY activity follows European options rule and these cannot be exercised until date of expiration, with the tariff crash, they just needed to close the upcoming 2 weeks of contracts. As the fundamentals of the market were otherwise solid, the index recovered over the coming weeks and we were back playing ball. I have done it since 2021, returns 5 - 6%, fees are 0.65% of AUM. Minimum for this strategy is I believe 1M. If they can generate 60K in an overlay strategy with me spending 0 minutes/year of my time, more than happy to pay the hard working soul executing this strategy $6500 per year. If it was not an overlay strategy, I would not have paid any management fees, as I don't with all my other investments.
#Bols think bottom is near when SPY is barely down -5% from all time high LMAO🤌⛹🏾
with longer-dated SPY options, be careful about adding too many confirmation indicators. GEX and Gamma Flip already give you a picture of the positioning, while RSI and ADX are looking at price behaviour from a different angle.. they can end up filtering out a really good setup simply because price hasn't confirmed yet
How are you determining what direction QQQ/SPY will go?
QQQ and SPY options etc have basically no bid/ask spread
they're just jealous they didn't fuck the spy and only got fucked by the SPY.
he can fuck whoever as long as it's not the SPY :kekw:
You don't need to be Chinese to be a Chinese SPY lol
Imagine getting busted for banging a mid-grade Chinese SPY Must be lonely at the top
I turned an 1800 investment into 11k and I sold way too early Thursday. There will come a day when the SPY opens down 100+ points.
we already tried the bounce on Friday and failed. I bought MU shares on Thursday last minutes candle but I sold already at +10%. No one wants to hold the bag on a weekend so yes maybe Monday is green. Or maybe its a trap. Idk yet. Gonna see vibes, but I honestly dont like what I see here. I am usually a big dip buyer but it feels strange this time. \---- btw I need to correct myself on the previous point, I am actually wrong. For SPY it's basically 50/50. The nasdaq100 has more green than red days (> 6.5%) actually. The reason being during the dotcom bubble there were a lot of violent dead cats (22days > +6.5% and 18days < -6.5% according to claude, big if true)
When you say index funds are you talking SPX/SPY/QQQ options or shares in SPY/VOO and other various S&P ETFs? Because that is what I did and made jack shit given all the volatility.
We've already hit the QQQ and SPY 200 daily ema I think
Two questions: SPY or Chinese spy AND socks or don't let your balls touch?
Do you remeber what price SPY was trading at when you bought these put? Must have been deep in the money to get for .06
I'm very disappointed in Jensen on this. I mean....She doesn't ever look good. He should go after Russian SPY. Most of them look better.
SPY was $629 barely 8 months ago, we are not close at all
VOO has a lower expense ratio than SPY. VTI includes small caps and mid caps and doesn’t just track the S&P 500 so that’s up to what you want to expose yourself to. QQQ tracks the nasdaq and not the S&P.
It's as if the price of SPY was correlated in some way to the price of many other stocks 🤔
Appreciate the honesty about SPX being supporting evidence rather than confirmation. The correlation with SPY, and the overlap with earlier research, are important limitations to keep in view. The random-schedule comparison is particularly interesting. Beating 97% of schedules on max drawdown, while P&L remains roughly in line with random skipping, suggests the filter may be doing more to control downside than to generate additional returns. That’s a more specific and useful claim than simply pointing to the higher Sharpe. One thing I’d be curious about: in the SPXW breakdown, the 1-week book has a higher Sharpe than the combined book (0.93 vs. 0.85), while the 1-month book is lower (0.67). Have you looked at whether that difference is statistically meaningful, or could it reflect the number of observations and the mix of trades in each book?
**BanBet Lost** — /u/Ben_f157 (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▼ | $737.74 → $732.00 | -0.8% | 1d | Lost |
A lot of stocks are already at 52 week lows. Why should they keep going down just because SPY does? Makes no sense
Yes out of sample is what convinced me to release it as endpoint * **SPX weeklies, Feb 2022 to Oct 2026:** Sharpe 0.85 vs 0.63 for selling every day. Max drawdown was $622k vs $2.17M, which beat more than 97% of 1,000 random schedules skipping the same number of days. P&L was $1.84M vs $3.52M, about what random skipping made. SPX shares SPY's selloffs and earlier research had touched it, so I count this as support, not confirmation. * **SPY 2017:** Sharpe 1.55 vs 1.70, so it lost to selling every day. Max drawdown was $7.5k vs $13.2k, but a calm year doesn't test a filter like this much. Here are the SPXW results for February 2022 to October 2026, at one contract per trade: |Book|Sharpe filter|Sharpe every day|Max DD filter|Max DD every day| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Combined|0.85|0.63|$622,056|$2,166,772| |1 week|0.93|0.73|$300,356|$772,954| |1 month|0.67|0.55|$441,737|$1,443,837|
**BanBet Lost** — /u/JPOW_Used_No_Lube (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▲ | $737.66 → $765.00 | +3.7% | 2d | Lost |
start by buying SPX 0DTE (or SPY is u dont have that much) every day to feel the flow of monies
jensen rotation into Chinese SPY ... calls on hang seng :kekw:
Monday gonna be like $SPY :shrek: :shrek: :shrek:
To me, the rally on Wednesday was fake. Most of the big gains were from companies I never heard of. Once I was confident in my theory I started buying SPY puts that would expire on Friday. All the rally continued, my puts were Losing value so I averaged down as best I could. In hindsight I wish I would have bought more. When the market crashed on Thursday, I sold them all during the first hour of trading for 300% profit. Those puts eventually grew as high as 2,500%. I missed out on the biggest gains of my life but am happy with the profit I made. In the future I plan to try to have a little more patience and confidence in my convictions.
The more it drops the closer it comes to a buying price. A 20% drop in SPY, VIX >30 is most definitely a buying zone.
I had a boring boomer portfolio for like 2 years, mostly SPY and SGOV. Very stable, very boring. Last week I went balls deep into SOXL and TQQQ, I feel young again.
Really simple terms is like waking up and saying....Hey I bet the SPY is going to go down and it's going to hit a price of $755 or so today. There's definitely more factors and terminology involved as well but I'll let you decided to pursue that portion. Specifically Thursday if you would've bought a put (bet going down) for a $755 price. The cost for that "bet" wouldve been around $25. Ay around noon Thursday that $25 bet wouldve turned to around $1800-$2000. Putting just $100 would've gotten you $8000 in about 4 hours. There was alot to be made....ALOT!!! I didnt have capital and didnt play and disnt want to fomo and buy in at the wrong time but for the SPY to drop $30 in one day is literally crazy. I tried looking for a screenshot but too many to go through lol
9:30am Bull Trap fake pump to .5% SPY, some tech stocks up 5%, then a repeat of Thursday's crash \~1 trillion+ lost the rest of the day.
Past 1 year: * MAGS: +2.8% * QQQ: +7.6% * SPY: +9.5% * XLK (Tech): +14.3% * RSP (Equal weight S&P): +15.1% * DFIV (International Value): +18.8% * BBCA (Canada): +20.1% * AVUV (US Small Cap Value): +22.4% * AVLV (US Large Cap Value): +26%
A few points? You mean like 30? OP bought APY puts and SPY fell a shit ton. Simple as that.
Everything! Were you not trading then? Probably one of the funniest wsb blunders. They thought it would dump and SPY proceeded to have the best month on 2 years
If you own SPY you already own AAPL, NVDA, etc.
why VOO and not SPY or VTI or QQQ? Those are the popular ones I’ve been hearing.
You know what? In this market, I’m not even sure. Fuck it, SPY 760 Monday 🤷♂️
Possible but you gotta factor the other sectors keeping SPY afloat right now. I'll be watching to see what NQ does, if it gets back above 27.5k (We get stuck in the channel). If we reject then yeah tech sector will drag everything down for SPY to 720 to fill the gaps
Manifesting $SPY opening >740 Monday :shrek:
I have 100% in RSP, and I've been trading SPX options on margin. I just started a month ago, and I've only gone negative by like 40 bucks once, and my account is up 10% over SPY 🤷♂️ initial investment was 25k
SPY -5% in one day is not normal, go and check how many times has happened
I'd lean toward buying ITM LEAPS during the market drop, rather than waiting for IV to fall and buying OTM. The reason is that your target is SPY recovering just 5% above its previous ATH. ITM gives you more intrinsic value, higher delta, and less dependence on IV dropping or SPY making a massive move. OTM calls are cheaper, but their value is much more sensitive to IV and time decay, and they need a strong recovery to pay off. Essentially, you're trading a better entry price and higher probability of profit with ITM calls against cheaper premiums and greater leverage with OTM calls. Personally, I'd compare the expected return at your target price for both strikes, using same expiration and a conservative IV assumption. That will tell you which one offers better value rather than simply looking at the cheaper premium.
**BanBet Lost** — /u/Western_Coffee_5445 (1W - 1L, 50%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **SPY** ▲ | $735.00 → $751.93 | +2.3% | 1d | Lost |
He doesn't own 100 shares of SPY. That's your confusion. He bought a contract that gave him to *right to sell 100 shares* of SPY. That contract was initially bought for pennies on the dollar because it expired at the end of the day and SPY was far above 742. Who in their right mind would buy a contract that let's them sell a stock for 742 when market value is 760+? He spent $700 on this worthless contract. Fast forward to that same afternoon, SPY crashes all the way down to 730. Suddenly his $700 investment is worth $100,000+. His gain was not from executing the contact to sell his shares because he never owned them in the first place (that would be a $700,000 portfolio lol). His gain was by selling someone else the "contract" AKA the right to sell SPY at 742 a share. By the end of the day that contact was extremely valuable, 100x more than what he paid for it.
100 shares of SPY for 730 dollars and sell the same shares for 742 making 12x100=1200 dollars but suddenly its worth 40 000???
Thanks for sharing this - I read through it. The distinction between loss concentration and a consistent profit advantage is particularly useful, especially your caveats about execution costs and multiple testing. The one-month SPY short-put result also caught my attention: the unfiltered strategy had the highest Sharpe, and the tested GEX/VRP filters lowered it. That’s directly relevant to what I’m investigating, rather than assuming a filter should help across every structure and horizon. One clarification: was GEX used only as an **entry** filter, with exits determined by the predefined holding rules, or could a subsequent GEX regime change also trigger an exit? Источники
Lmk before you sell so I can load up on SPY puts
Isn't SPY like 5% from it's ATH?
SPY can be a reasonable long-term investment, but I’d distinguish “safe from losses” from “a way to build purchasing power over time.” The point isn’t just diversification. It’s giving your money a chance to grow faster than inflation. According to UBS, U.S. equities delivered an annualized real return of about 6.6% from 1900 through 2025. That’s the broad U.S. stock market, not SPY specifically, and it’s historical performance—not a promise about future returns. There’s also a reason many long-term investors are comfortable matching the market rather than trying to beat it. S&P Dow Jones Indices found that 79% of actively managed U.S. large-cap funds underperformed the S&P 500 in 2025. That statistic applies to professional funds, not individual retail traders, but it shows that even professional management doesn’t make outperformance automatic. Warren Buffett made a famous ten-year bet on this idea. From 2008 through 2017, the S&P 500 index fund he selected gained 125.8% in total, while the five funds-of-funds selected by Protégé Partners each finished behind it. It’s one historical example, not proof that index funds always win, but it illustrates the challenge of picking managers who can beat the market after costs. None of this makes SPY a savings account. It can fall substantially, so keep your emergency fund and money you’ll need in the near future separate. Investing a fixed amount every month can help you stick to a process, but it doesn’t prevent losses or guarantee a profit. For the practical setup, compare SPY with lower-cost S&P 500 ETFs such as VOO or IVV. Check fund expenses, brokerage fees, recurring-purchase options, and the tax treatment of the account. The iPhone isn’t the issue—the brokerage and account behind the app matter much more. You don’t have to outperform the market to build wealth. You need a sustainable contribution habit, manageable costs, and a plan you can stick with when the market stops being fun.
200k today is enough to retire on in 30-40 years if you buy SPY or VOO shares and never touch it btw
I bought SPY puts on Tuesday, expecting the price to drop. Since I was only risking a small amount and treating it more like a gamble, I went way out of the money and bought 10 SPY $744 puts while SPY was trading around $763. Each contract cost me $0.04, so I spent just $40 total. I ended up selling all 10 contracts for $300, which I was pretty happy with at the time. But those same contracts eventually became worth almost $13,000. It's crazy to think that $40 could've turned into nearly $13K. But realistically would I have actually held through $1K, $5K, or even $10K without selling? Probably not. It's easy to look back and think about what could've been but holding through those kinds of gains is a completely different story.
Can someone explain what SPY is and why it popped off?
You have to take the down with the ups, I assume you were heavy in the AI trade hoping for quick money like so many others. What I’d suggest is the bulk of your money should be in the SPY and then have a smaller separate account for active trading you don’t mind losing. The SPY is up 7% this year, a decent year in terms of returns, that allows you sleep at night if the bulk of your money is in there.
SPY calls a month or two out will print so fucking hard right now
Anyone who has followed markets at all knows that Jensen has been fucking with SPY for years. He’s taken good care of SPY, made love to SPY, sometimes broken SPY’s heart.
First, I’m not a big believer in international. I don’t understand those markets well enough. Also, long term, foreign has never outperformed US equities. Not today it can’t, it just never has. And there’s a reason for that, with few exceptions, no one is as pro business as the US. Germany is the manufacturing hub of Europe. It’s seen zero growth in 20+ years. Eurostox has seen zero growth in 20 years. Meanwhile the S&P is doubling every 4 years. Second, diversity is one way to protect yourself. The problem is, those “diversified” funds are no longer diversified. They are extremely too heavy as well and extremely exposed to tech. Go look at the top holdings of SPY, QQQ, IXN, XLK, SPYG, SPYV, etc. you’re in for a surprise . . . They all hold the same equities. They are all extremely top heavy. They’re not as diversified as they once were.
QQQ barely down 13.8% (SPY 4%) and retards are already getting liquidated. What will happen to us when QQQ declines 40%?
Underperforming SPY: 😐 Underperforming a HYSA: 🫤 Getting outperformed by a guy who keeps posting about how his ass smells:
maybe selling naked calls to buy puts i.e. synthetic shorting SPY?
#In the last 6 months SPY is up a whole 0.3% LMAO🤌⛹🏾
Remember when this Chinese SPY boned a Federal Reserve researcher, had a child with him, all so she could send secrets to China? https://i.imgur.com/R0ORXC8.png https://i.imgur.com/YK48lj6.png