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I’d like to send my love to all the haters from my posts over the weekend. 😘
I LOVE TSLA as a company. As a long term hold, to sell options on & to collect dividends.
Long $TSLL was the trade of the year thus far : Returns since January for some of the best performing ETFs.
Goal of 50% Aritzia - $ATZ and 50% Tesla - TSLA
Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 1.5X Shares, why is there a dividend?
Can buying a call and a put on a stock that is volatile enough be a viable strategy?
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Thursday is the vote on Elon pay package. Id hedge your bets very cautiously until the smoke clears from that. Anything other than a resounding YES on this vote could be a huge downturn (it will return to "just a car company") Then again, Tesla doesn't follow fundamentals so who knows which way it'll go I personally have been selling weekly put contracts on TSLL. Decent premium but probably gonna take this week off....
If you're gonna trade options, BE the casino. Be the one selling the put. Choose a high volatility stock for a company you believe in long term. I sell TSLL options. Been working but definitely gotta understand the mechanics to prevent money loss
Prob just risk defined credit spreads or a debit put spread aimed at the time frame you are looking at. That way you don’t get slammed with theta decay. Both have about same chance to hit, but different ways to look at it. My play right now is I have an ITM call Leap (poor man’s covered call) and selling slightly ITM puts short dated, but that’s more of a long term bullish delta with short term pull back in mind. Also another thing to look at is TSLL. The premium on that is so much juicer. Just size appropriately.
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
CURRENT PORTFOLIO IN $USD (hodling till xmas) ho ho ho • TQQQ (3× Nasdaq) – 24k. The index on steroids, carries the squad. • NVDL (2× Nvidia) – 20k. Daddy Jensen prints, I eat. • FBL (2x Meta) – 21k. Zuck found religion in AI ads, I found tendies. • TSLL (2x Tesla) – 20k. Elon’s clown car bleeding red but diamond hands till Xmas. • I’m vanishing till Christmas 🎅🏻 Either coming back Santa rich or margin called into 2026
it went up after you said. tell me whats gonna tank next my portfolio in usd: • TQQQ (3× Nasdaq) – 24k. The index on steroids, carries the squad. • NVDL (2× Nvidia) – 20k. Daddy Jensen prints, I eat. • FBL (2x Meta) – 21k. Zuck found religion in AI ads, I found tendies. • TSLL (2x Tesla) – 20k. Elon’s clown car bleeding red but diamond hands till Xmas. • I’m vanishing till Christmas 🎅🏻 Either coming back Santa rich or margin called into 2026
• TQQQ (3× Nasdaq) – 24k. The index on steroids, carries the squad. • NVDL (2× Nvidia) – 27k. Daddy Jensen prints, I eat. • FBL (2x Meta) – 24k. Zuck found religion in AI ads, I found tendies. • TSLL (2x Tesla) – 11k. Elon’s clown car bleeding red but diamond hands till Xmas. • I’m vanishing till Christmas 🎅🏻 Either coming back Santa rich or margin called into 2026
#full send on leveraged tech degeneracy. No boomer diversification here! just pure hopium and beta overdose NVDL (2× Nvidia) – 27k. Daddy Jensen prints, I eat. FBL (3× Meta) – 24k. Zuck found religion in AI ads, I found tendies. TQQQ (3× Nasdaq) – 24k. The index on steroids, carries the squad. TSLL (Tesla) – 11k. Elon’s clown car bleeding red but diamond hands till Xmas. I’m vanishing till Christmas. Either coming back Santa rich or margin called into 2026.
That is what I am doing. I am not selling calls. My model is to earn premium. So I am selling ATM OTM ITM on AMD NVDA and TSLL
TSLL every time. I keep going back like a crackhead looking for Wendy’s in the “good part of town.”
I also have used TSLL and SOXL frequently. Another one of my favorites is CONL which has worked well. I did end up having to hold shares that I got assigned on at $36 earlier in the year, but the price recovered and I was eventually able to sell the shares back collecting call premium along the way.
Gotcha, that's why I was asking. I personally try to swing trade TSLL and TSLQ depending on what direction I think TSLA is going.
I made money on TSLL calls today but this stock TSLA is beyond my understanding
Got shook out of my $TSLA 440cs I bought perfectly at the bottom today for a measly 20% profit , they would be up to about 1,200% right now , that’s about 14k gain missed , oh I also bought $5000 worth of TSLL on that bottom and sold that out early too. Total missed - 16 k in easy money. Oh well
Worth getting into TSLL today, holding Tesla directly, or just wait until next week?
Well I was 10k deep in TSLA on TSLL, wonder if I can sell calls on it long enough to recover lol.
Am I an idiot for buying TSLL calls
I hope so, I wanna get out of my TSLL position so bad before earnings
Love TSLL very cyclical and good premiums. Loved the days when it topped out around 13-14 and then every couple of weeks back down to 11 made a lot of money wheeling that one
You kid, but I've been adding GOOG to my portfolio just because of Waymo. Also added some other self-driving stocks. IMHO this is one technology that is going to completely change society in 10/15 years and it's already there. Getting into a Waymo in LA for me was like traveling into the future. Demolition Man stuff. I just wish I could buy waymo directly... but goog and TSLL (even though they are shitting out of the hole) had to do it for me.
No, i sell options on stock that has volume & widely mentioned. Example SOFI strike 25 2 weeks out is 5-6%. Same goes for TSLL (18,19 Strike), OSCR 18 2 weeks, SMCI 49.5 2 Weeks. I expect sort of negative comments from here but i can prove it with above examples.
I get it. I can’t predict the future but I know TSLL dips from double to single digits multiple times. I am ok if I get called. I am more worried about the downside more so than the upside. I can continue to roll or just buy write them back if I need to or just wait for it to dip or sell deep itm leap puts to get them back.
Thanks. Trying to unless I get assigned on my puts but figured at least hedge my TSLL gains. If it RS again I am ok bacause my long will far exceed any losses on my TSLQ.
Thanks. It is not comparable. Buying puts are great but comes with a cost. Dec will come and go really fast and besides I have already collected 90% of my initial investment in cc premiums already so am ok if it dips. It dipped multiple times and it came back up so I can use the money from TSLQ to buy the dip or just sell more otm TSLL puts. Unless I get called my plan is to never sell my shares.
I do not believe they are comparable. If TSLL drops a ton, yes, TSLQ would skyrocket but the premium collected from the put does not come even close to the amount lost on your TSLL shares. For example, TSLA shits the bed 33% and TSLL goes 66%. You will have lost \~$12 on your TSLL shares while you collected how much on the TSLQ put? Sure, 33% is unlikely but if Teslas suddenly start on fire, auto driving starts killing people, the whole world boycotts tesla, something happens to Musk, etc. It can happen. Also, it isn't an efficient use of margin/money. The cost to hedge is way less than the margin required to write TSLQ puts. 43\*.6 = $2500. You are way over that writing an equivalent amount of TSLQ puts.
Thanks. I decided instead of buying puts on TSLL it may be better to sell TSLQ puts. I collected premiums and that so if TSLL plummets my other side would hedge. I guess I rather collect than pay to hedge.
He has TSLL, a leveraged Tesla ETF that has volatility decay.
to do list: QSI, IREN, CLSK/W, TOGI/W, TSLL 🚀
This guy teaches a good PUT selling strategy: [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) When I'm trading TSLA or TSLL I setup a GTC order to buy back at 50% max profit. When I'm trading less volatile tickers I try to keep 80% of the profit before buying back (unless there's another opportunity that I like, then I'll close earlier).
TSLL gang eating today, starving next week
Someone spent $2M to buy TSLL $30 call exp on 01/21/2028. Why would they buy leap calls on a leveraged etf of a highly volatile stocks instead of buying TSLA call?
Ah, POET, SoundHound, and TSLL. Bluest of blue chip companies. Of course it is skill
I heard Michael Burry had a sticky short squeeze, ligma, nofap abortion with plunge protection team as the priest while he did cocaine off a hookers big toe, ate a ghost pepper, drink choccy milk, read a k8 and lost it all. !guh sell sell sell sell . Did he also watch 2 dark magician girls 1 pot of greed? A Bus driver does not give good financial advice. I need to pivot out of my position soon. Selling puts through Hairy putter's school of Hogwarts for witchcraft and wizardry. Ricky Ricky Ricky Ricky Ricky Ricky Ricky Ricky. Guh! Very Sticky situation. BAM! BOOM! Thanks for the $5,000 Mr. SPY CEO, I'm not selling! Last year I YOLO’d my entire $25K savings into leveraged funds because I thought I was him. Spoiler: I wasn’t. Watched it freefall to $5K and cried into my instant noodles. But somehow, through pure stupidity, blind faith and maybe divine intervention, I diamond-handed that remaining $5K into $TSLL… and that mf printed thank you daddy Elon. $25K → $5K → $50K (yes, including my original investment). My broke college self just doubled up and I’m still in disbelief 🫢 Could I hold longer? Yeah. Do I think the top’s in? Nah. But finals are coming and I ain’t risking losing my Paris exchange fund for Elon’s next mood swing. I’ll take my tendies and my GPA, thank you very much. 🧠📚🇫🇷 Not financial advice. Just a college kid who somehow made it back from the abyss.
OCT 10 TSLL 22.50 calls once the casino opens
So glad I put a chunk into TSLL this morning because what a wild day
God damn, went all in on TSLL calls just to be up <20% on them. How the fuck am I meant to buy a lambo with this kinda return
Alright you beautiful degenerates, gather round. Last year I YOLO’d my entire $25K savings into leveraged funds because I thought I was him. Spoiler: I wasn’t. Watched it freefall to $5K and cried into my instant noodles. 🍜💀 But somehow, through pure stupidity, blind faith, and maybe divine intervention, I diamond-handed that remaining $5K into $TSLL… and that mf printed. 💰 $25K → $5K → $50K (yes, including my original). My broke college self just doubled up and I’m still in disbelief. Could I hold longer? Yeah. Do I think the top’s in? Nah. But finals are coming and I ain’t risking losing my Paris exchange fund for Elon’s next mood swing. I’ll take my tendies and my GPA, thank you very much. 🧠📚🇫🇷 Not financial advice. Just a college kid who somehow made it back from the abyss. 🚀💎🙌
AAPX, OPEN Put, LAC Call, RGTI call and shares and my favorite version of blackjack a TSLL variety, as a saving account ORLY keeps turning into gambling money so only deal with that if you have discipline. One day taking your head out of your ass will relieve so much stress that the steady growth of investing will seem very obviously
Thanks text and driving is my favorite sport. AAPX, OPEN Put, LAC Call, RGTI call and shares and my favorite version of blackjack a TSLL variety, as a saving account ORLY keeps turning into gambling money so only deal with that if you have discipline. For anymore of my positions you'll have to join my Grindr account.
Hey guys ! I’m newer to investing and unfortunately just got rocked in Tesla. I was on a great trading spree and was up a fair bit but got super greedy and bought double leverage TSLA just before it tanked right at the top, so losing sleep over my big loss. I’m thinking about getting out of single stocks and investing in Indexes. I may just cut my losses in Tesla due to decay of holding TSLL.
Idk, maybe PLUG, APLD, ACHR or TSLL
I am personally 50/50. For today I opened TSLL 16.5 strike 2 weeks out when it was at lows. But last week I opened KSS 17 strike on Monday which closed right atm so I’ll be assigned shares at a perfect strike 👍🏼
They are very good for short term plays, but generally speaking setting and forgetting a leveraged etf for a year+ is not the best idea. Look at TSLA vs TSLL 1 year chart for example
sold covered calls on TSLL & PSKY. Month long expiration from today, kept strike price slightly higher than avg cost, collected premium, both stock hit strike price so might get assigned and sell the shares where I can still collect a small profit.
There's TSLL innovation #1000 from Musk, a 2x ETF of price, keeps swing traders playing (for one)
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.
Imagine being and $40 TSLL bagholder
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.
> 20 lol buy literally anything probably just nutt up and go TSLL
Ah nice. Yeah I made some good money of Tesla calls last few weeks. I have shares too. NBIS I got a lot of shares as well, 28 avg before but I’ve averaged up a lot now lol. I got TSLL 2027 calls up 120 percent and IREN 2027 calls up 130 percent right now. Really hoping this war news doesn’t get out of hand and the market doesn’t over react
TSLL (Tesla 2x Leverage Bull) calls only way out this mess (Not financial advice)
Definitely some greater fools out there. Time for TSLL.
Not everyone just blindly invests in companies with hope. I've made thousands this year buying and selling TSLL over and over again. Over 88% return on my current position. Probably will sell if it doesn't continue consolidating upwards, but me having this position means nothing in regards to my trust in the company, only the movement of the stock itself.
I sold my TSLL at open thinking this can’t keep going up…and it keeps going up 🤷🏼♀️
I lost 50% of my account on March 6. My account just had its highest close ever today. It took luck yea, but I was so disciplined until I saw the chance to press and then I got aggressive. From March to July, I was only day trading NVDL, NVD, TSLL, and TSLZ exclusively. It wasn’t pretty at all. About 20% gain during those ~4 months. But then I saw an opportunity with the market heating up and started swing trading and got lucky with OPEN, but also seeing the macro environment we’re in I’ve been swinging small caps like ONDS, RR, IREN, etc. and it’s been working out really well. This is the easiest market to have a comeback in imo, small caps are going ballistic. It’s possible, just don’t revenge trade and even though it’s boring, trading shares is usually more successful. Best of luck regard 🫡
TSLL shares seems like some good juice this TSLA bull run
TSLL puts will save my account and this will be the beginning of the reversal to break even
Might just sell and buy TSLL shorts for tmrw sell the news lotto
It’s a good thing you made money on this. Now, in the future, never trade leveraged stock options again, besides MAYBE TSLL.
TSLL puts would appreciate that.
Congrats, well done! I can’t imagine what it was like to hold during the sell off earlier this year. I paper handed TSLL
So when do I buy puts? And not even on Tesla, on TSLL bc I’m BROKE
Oh I just noticed these are shares lol. I had calls so I sold out. Also got TSLL leaps
Had TSLL at $12 and sold for a profit at $15 I didn’t expect tesla to absolutely go ham that shits at like $20 now
I got out of my play with a small gain cuz I set my auto sell in premarket. Good thing or else I'd be a bagholder. Now I can be a TSLL bagholder!
Someone posted last week on X TSLL 19.70 Call Jan 2027, I think on Tuesday. I bought those calls too. They are now in the money :)
YOLOd TSLL last night. Paid off!
Going ham on TSLL again this week
That’s a wild YOLO play, respect for putting real skin in the game. TSLL’s a leverage beast—great when TSLA rips, but it’ll smack you hard on red days, so don’t let the green blind you. Lock some gains or at least set stops, ’cause one bad Tesla headline can nuke that stack quick.
Trade TSLL. The premiums are juicier than TSLA and position size is way more manageable.
I sold LEAPS puts on TSLL for 50% premium, lol. 50% downside protection and I earn \~4% on the collateral and the premium for as long as I hold it.
I'll trade TSLL because at $17 the position size is very manageable. TSLA itself, I'll just close my eyes buy a LEAPS call and hold on and pray!
Those of us who lived through the Dot Com Bubble, myself included are certainly going to have legitimate concerns about market being overvalued. I manage those risks by splitting my portfolio in two buckets 🪣. About 80 % percent I keep in a portfolio with guidance from TheAroraReport.Com Their model portfolio has lot of built in hedging strategies. They are also concerned about market being overpriced. But their hedging strategies help manage the risks. The other 20 % I use scalping strategies using TQQQ/SQQQ, SOXL/SOXS, TSLA- TSLL/ TSLS etc. But every one’s concern of Market being in a Bubble is definitely legitimate. In regular brokerage accounts I rather pay taxes on profits rather than lose the money.
It’s nice to see there are other people profiting from TQQQ and others like me struggling with SOXL. I use TQQQ/SQQQ, SOXL and SOXS, Sometimes TSLA/TSLL and TSLS for daily scalping strategy. I net 2 to 5 % return per trading day. Past Friday I made 14 percent in TSLL. For a day’s work that was not bad. I have some part of the portfolio in long term model portfolio that I learn from a very good service I subscribe to. But scalping SOXL/SOXS etc has been the most profitable for me
yes! i need TSLL back down. BULL irritating me lately so looks like i need to get into something else. dicks
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.
I just started and I am also using TSLL. Given the small portfolio value I have $7k USD, I use margin to buy the secured puts. I go for 30-40 days out and previously i used to use a delta of 30 but more recently i've been going with higher deltas (closer to it actually being assigned) based on the fact the price has been quite volatile and has often spiked that even if i get assigned and write covered calls, it won't usually be long until the desired strike price is hit and i can get out easily.
About 6 months ago, I started dipping a toe into CSP’s and, most frequently, I trade TSLL. For the last three months, I’ve been selling about 3 weeks out at the $11.50 strike and then roll once a week to maintain three weeks out. I’m just curious if anyone has a better way or suggestions for improvement. I’m typically making about 1.5% a week on my CSP’s. Thanks in advance
There are websites specifically for this exact purpose. Barchart and optionistics come to mind. But remember high iv = high premiums. I have found some leveraged etfs can have enough liquidity and volume to generate 10-20% months. Typically use 14-30dte contracts which allows for flexibility for rolling. TSLL, SOXL, TQQQ, BITX, NUGT, NVDL, etc
TSLL - hugely volatile, long term growth rebound potential if you end up with shares.
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: \[ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s) \]
Thanks for sharing. I am too on IBKR. Are there etfs or some tracker for TSLA? I saw TSLL on Mexican exchange for DAILY TSLA BULL 2X. Volume seems very low, too.
You lied to me i search it. Its the same fucker TSLL that options do 10% movement
If you don't mind 12-13 dollar range, I think $TSLL is a good ticker but remember this is a leveraged ETF so it tends to have higher volatility (thus higher premium) and also be aware that if assigned they tend to loss NAV overtime. so these type of ETF are only good for holding short terms. Just a suggestion not a financial advice.
As long as you are making money, keep trading the same tickers, no need to crowd your stocks. But for me the most commonly traded tickers are $GOOGL, $NVDA, $AMZN, $TSLL, $MSTX, $SOXL. They are my 80% of my trades. Sometimes I tend to sell puts on earning report days, but for these I am always making sure that I will be okay owning the company even if the price drops.
half my portfolio is TSLL though can't wait til it comes back down
I buy TSLQ when TSLA goes over 340-350 now. I buy TSLL when it drops to 290-310. Repeat.
I had a position in TSLL exp Sep 5 I entered Thursday and I took profit on half my position as it hit my TP1 which was the previous high of 13.58 on TSLL and 349 on TSLA.. will likely close the other half sometime this week but TP2 is 357.. TP3 is 367 but I’m not holding til then especially with 2 week expiration.. if I were you I would’ve taken profit today on your position especially since it’s weekly expiration..
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)