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Wake up babe, new leveraged etf just dropped.
Some Highlights from Friday's Unusual Option Activity
Caught Between Rolls and Rips — My Wild October in Options
Turned $5k to $9k by buying 1-2 wk calls and selling whenever it gaps up. Luck? Or should I continue
First time selling covered calls – TSLL & PSKY
First time selling covered calls – TSLL & PSKY
TSLL : Sell Naked PUT (Leap) + Sell Naked CALL (weekly)
TSLL : Sell Naked PUT (Leap) + Sell Naked CALL (weekly)
TSLL : Sell Naked PUT (Leap) + Sell Naked CALL (weekly)
Saw Tom Lee on CNBC Monday morning and just said YOLO - BMNR
from 190k debt to this 🙏🏻 TSLL calls SQQQ pumps
Bought an Buy Call Option on Margin for TSLL $11 Strike - this week will be interesting
How Can I Turn ~$760 Into $50,000 In One Month
How to take advantage of possible end of China Trade War?
Leverage ETFs: Survive Volatility or Risk It All?
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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Even Better TSLL calls......you will retire!
Balls deep in TSLL so I can use the profits to buy a Slate truck in cash lmao. Couldn't pay me to buy a Tesla.
I was planning on doing the same, but they delayed their Roadster reveal to mid-October. That day, calls on TSLL.
Easy to do when youre buying TSLL calls and it goes down 0.01%
$TSLA $TSLL Tesla's European Tesla Semi website is live: https://tesla.com/de_de/semi
how fuk'd am I with my $TSLL tomorrow
My TSLL position up 8% when SPY and NASDAQ is down? What fuckin inverted universe did we fall into?
Dummy just say SOX. It’s like telling ppl to monitor TSLL AND TSLZ but what you really meant was monitor Tesla.
to compensate for that, he bought a call on TSLL! lol
Consider the hypothetical scenario where TSLA goes up by 50% on day 1 and then down by 50% on day 2. TSLL is up 100% on day 1 and down 100% on day 2. High volatility will eat at your TSLL return
TSLA is +0.05% over the last year. TSLL is -28.88% over the same time period. I’m sure you’ve already thought this through
I was trading TSLL and MSTU. Thanks man. 👍
Koreans were always degens. All those leveraged shits lincluding SOXL and TSLL are our favs long before this bubble. Idk why we’re just a bit insane or insanely dumb.
Praying the $8 TSLL calls come thru
I also have a $310 call with a Dec 2027 expiry. I’m down 20%. And TSLL coz of the dividends.
bought some TSLL shares cause im a poor and am scared of TSLA calls
I dont think i could make a great recommendation for you outside of TSLL. Ive been selling 50 contracts of covered calls on TSLL and collecting a great premium. It hit under $12 this week and TSLA reports on Wednesday. I strongly recommend looking at TSLL whenever it dips under $12.
TSLL is under $12 again. Literally one of the easiest swing trades in this market. Its literally free money
Dude why did I sell TSLL covered calls 3 WEEKS out? This shits so fucking boring doing nothing until the 24th.
this market is bad for naked options. The large range days will destroy premium. I stopped buying naked options a while ago. Once the market changed and the range became excessive, the premium became the same. Now you need crazy moves to breakeven and intraday moves were so erratic it almost guarantees to drain your account. If you dont have a large account balance its tough to make money. Its tough to hold through the swings. My son just started trading at 18 years old with 5,000. He is doing pretty well. Have him selling covered calls on TSLL and trading some shares at reasonable prices.
If youre wondering if TSLA is going to rip this month. It will. Because I put $76k in covered calls on TSLL after zero movement for over a month. You're welcome
Fuck I never checked to see if TSLL premiums and as retarded as TSLA premiums for selling covered calls. Does anyone actually know about that cause I really dont want to look at option chains on my phone
NTDOF, WHR, and if you have no hope for Tech then SOXS pays maybe 50% div in quarterly chunks. Or, hope for tech try TSLL for some divs and long term bet on Tesla AI. \[I am not an advisor just a figment of your browser, throw it all in WEN, bwahaaha…\]
Literally the millisecond that I sell calls on TSLL the stock rips 6.50% lmfao I fucking hate Tesla.
Selling TSLL calls and i have no idea what im doing LMAO 🤌
Tesla's fuckin ded LMAO 🤌 But for real though, buying TSLL right now would be literally free money
Man I just miss the days where I could blindly trust some autist that was OD'd on Adderall and literally make thousands of dollars on 0DTE's when I had no idea what I was doing. Now I just swing trade TQQQ and TSLL like a boring old fuck because old WSB is dead.
Will my TSLL calls rip that’s the question
I bought TSL instead of TSLL I’m fucked
But at least TSLL is fun to day trade
I'm running on AAL and TSLL. Both seems to trade in a channel
TSLL finna make me bust tomorrow
Are you still a passive investor with a NASDAQ fund? Can people with DRAM consider themselves passive investors too? Can people who DCA into TSLL consider themselves passive too?
loading up TSLL calls here
Some of yall need to hop of that virtue signaling bullshit and load up on TSLL. Buy in at $13 is a fuckin steal. Who cares if Elon bad when making money good?
My positions from April are up 33, 50, and 38%. TSLL has saved my ass after I tried SQQQ last year like a clown. If you see it below $14 per share its literally free money. The low 15's are still a great buy in and the 16's are ok if you wanna do long term.
TSLL calls waiting for market open 🤑
Hopefully stocks slide over the weekends. I entered $TSLZ and had my $TSLL $14.50 calls covered.
EXACTLY. Just because im in TSLL doesnt mean I think TSLA is *good*.
Tesla is literally collapsing . I literally put all of my grandmas inheritance into TSLL on margin and I’m watching it evaporate before my eyes. What . The . Fuck . Do . I . Do
I got crushed in ETHA and SOLT Doing well in TSLL. But absolutely crushing it in SOXL.
It's fun to try to ride between the two (or similar) TSLL and TSLZ. Gotta admit as much as I try to hit on the TSLZ the TSLL keeps making more money. Stocks ain't always like planes they don't always have to come back to earth.
Why didnt I just hold my damn TSLL the fuck
Fuck man TSLL might be hitting the 20's soon. Can't wait to buy a Slate with my gains lmao 🤌
is it smart to use 10x leverage and buy TSLL????
No i would tell her I put $500 into Robinhood and bought TSLL calls and then two months later I withdrew $20,000. I think she'd be impressed that it didn't come from my 20 years of having a job.
Got $76k in TSLL shares @ $16.60. I think its hella oversold right now because positive outlook is projected for late 2026. July feels like a tough call to tell you the truth. Just in cast you should sell your position so it'll rip for me. /s
It is my dream to make a bunch of money on TSLL so I can buy a 6.6L V8 GMC.
After getting burned holding calls on NVDA's last earnings, I bought TSLL shares and sold them on the initial spike. Its not as sexy as hitting a multibagger with options, but you still get to trade a correct directional move with leverage and actually sell before the rest of the market takes all the profit off the table.
Bought TSLL calls but let's not get ahead of ourselves, I'm still retarded.
if you are buying TSLA calls instead of TSLL congrats you are retarded
BAHAHAHAH oh fuck it's drilling now. I'm so glad I bet very little on TSLL earnings so the losses aren't too bad.
Wtf TSLL after hours lmao
We getting theta smacked on TSLA? Well, for me, it's TSLL since I don't have much money to use
Oh bby my TSLL calls may be the only thing that can save me from the pits of poverty.
Cashing out on my TSLL calls that will print
I'm betting on TSLA fanboys pumping it to 420 after earnings. TSLL 5/15 15c
You said TSLA would need to double for TSLL to hit $14. Explaining yourself
My TSLL calls could be the one thing to save me.
Thanks. I bought way OTM TSLL calls so I dunno. Not feeling positive about them.
4000 TSLL shares/loaned securities on them. Just sitting and waiting.
I want TACO Tuesday! Huge TSLL position over the weekend 😅
Hahahahha. Made 6% on TSLL. Sometimes we hate the orange man sometimes we think he’s aight lol
Been so busy today I havent had time to jork it to my TSLL gains. Anyway, ber gay. Stay poor. JUST AS I PREDICTED 🤌 blah blah see you later.
Thats why im all in on TSLL
> I avoid expensive, “safer” stocks like Tesla (sensible chuckle) also, see TSLL swings more than TSLA in a day and is a little bit cheaper ($10)
glad i bought TSLL calls, but ships still ain't moving through that straight, will continue to watch that and check back in 2 weeks for more tacos
I'll be longing the absolute shit outta TSLL when TSLA hits $337
I feel like you have a great buy in for TSLL. Its sitting at 11.30 with Q2 earnings at the end of this month. Im in at a higher price but you could probably make a great swing trade there.
Dude, I sell ETHU cash secured puts. Literally the only thing you need to do. You’re so fucking stupid. CSP. On MSTZ, MSTU, TSLL, UVIX, ETHU. I returned 42%. So like, just DM me. I’ll handle your portfolio from here. No fees, just tip me. I’ll work for your generosity. I don’t even give a fuck. I just know what I can do. And saving one idiot from himself might get me out of hell when I die.
This drop is **comically** aggressive I aint even mad. Not worried either, got them TSLL gains locked 🤌
Preach brother! Up $8k on TSLL today, feels good man!
Up $7.5k on TSLL makes me realized why people glaze Tesla so hard lmao
$2.94 on TSLL loaned securities yesterday. Im literally Warren Fuckin' Buffett
Lets be real here TSLA is gonna find a way to rip this year. $67k on TSLL shares
Good news: TSLL is paying a 9 cent dividend march 31st. Bad news: oh god oh fuck my buy in was $17.78 fuck my chungus life
I wonder how long it'll be before TSLA absolutely rips for no reason again. TSLL under $14 looks like a fuckin steal.
I'm interested in how you trade full-time. I guess I had the money to trade full-time (about 350k liquide assets plus 1.5 Mio non-liquid assets like house and retirement fund). But tbh I only use 20k for trading options (rest buy and hold plus 2 leverage experiments). My problem with selling options is: I don't find enough good opportunities atm. Finally I trade 1 SPY credit spread a week and do 4 wheels (NVO, HIMS, SOFI, TSLL)... First 3 of the wheels went bad last recently, so no profit here. Credit spread works well so far, but not with huge profit. If I did full-time, I didn't know what I should do with more time. I don't think I have leck in time analysing but in good opportunities if Inwanted to diversify. Ofc. I could do 50 credit spreads on SPY every week, running 200 in total. Then a crash could cost me 70k or something like that... Not a good risk management.
LEAPs, yes, I agree… Dailies and weeklies I have crushed it using TSLL, SQQQ, TQQQ, BITX, ETHU, and even METU
4 years of TA, Fundamentals, and Meme stocks. My conclusion? It’s just gambling with extra steps I’ve been in the markets for about four years now, and I’ve gone from "gambling" on meme codes to "studying" every indicator under the sun. My takeaway? The more I learn the more I’m convinced that passive indexing is the only rational move. I started out completely clueless like everyone else. My first two trades were pure WallStreetBets-style nonsense that I panicked and closed almost immediately. Then, I got lucky. I bought "safe" names like Google, Spotify, and Nvidia, held them for a few weeks or months, and walked away with a profit. Looking back, I had no idea what I was doing; it was just a massive bull market and pure luck. Then came the "gambling" phase—chasing Meme Stocks, winning some, losing some. After that, I decided to get "serious" and learn technical analysis. I started day trading TSLL (the leveraged Tesla ETF), trying to spot support and resistance levels. There were days when it actually worked, and I thought I’d finally cracked the code. Then the luck ran out, the losses piled up, and I realized I was just gambling with a fancier name. So I went deep. I read John Murphy from cover to cover. I mastered moving averages, MACD, RSI, and even complex volume analysis. In hindsight, the charts look like a roadmap. In real-time? They’re worthless. They describe the past in 20 different ways, but they have zero predictive power. I used to think fundamental analysis was the answer, but the market is too efficient. By the time I finish reading a financial report, the "smart money" has already moved the goalposts. These firms hire thousands of people to do this 24/7—I can’t compete with that. The only thing that still feels like it might have some substance is Quantitative Analysis. But even there, I’m skeptical. Is there actually a path for a retail investor to build a math-based edge that isn't immediately crushed by institutional algorithms? Or is "Quant" just the latest buzzword we use to feel sophisticated while we're actually just overcomplicating a coin flip? Is it even worth the energy for swing or day trading, or is it just another rabbit hole? Be honest with me: Is anyone here actually beating the S&P 500 year after year? Or are we all just chasing ghosts, using the same tired indicators as everyone else, and just making our brokers rich with commissions? I'm starting to think that unless you're a math genius with a supercomputer, you're better off just buying the S&P 500 and reclaiming your life. I’d love to hear from anyone who has actually outperformed the benchmark over a 5+ year period without just getting "lucky."
4 years of TA, Fundamentals, and Meme stocks. My conclusion? It’s just gambling with extra steps I’ve been in the markets for about four years now, and I’ve gone from "gambling" on meme codes to "studying" every indicator under the sun. My takeaway? The more I learn the more I’m convinced that passive indexing is the only rational move. I started out completely clueless like everyone else. My first two trades were pure WallStreetBets-style nonsense that I panicked and closed almost immediately. Then, I got lucky. I bought "safe" names like Google, Spotify, and Nvidia, held them for a few weeks or months, and walked away with a profit. Looking back, I had no idea what I was doing; it was just a massive bull market and pure luck. Then came the "gambling" phase—chasing Meme Stocks, winning some, losing some. After that, I decided to get "serious" and learn technical analysis. I started day trading TSLL (the leveraged Tesla ETF), trying to spot support and resistance levels. There were days when it actually worked, and I thought I’d finally cracked the code. Then the luck ran out, the losses piled up, and I realized I was just gambling with a fancier name. So I went deep. I read John Murphy from cover to cover. I mastered moving averages, MACD, RSI, and even complex volume analysis. In hindsight, the charts look like a roadmap. In real-time? They’re worthless. They describe the past in 20 different ways, but they have zero predictive power. I used to think fundamental analysis was the answer, but the market is too efficient. By the time I finish reading a financial report, the "smart money" has already moved the goalposts. These firms hire thousands of people to do this 24/7—I can’t compete with that. The only thing that still feels like it might have some substance is Quantitative Analysis. But even there, I’m skeptical. Is there actually a path for a retail investor to build a math-based edge that isn't immediately crushed by institutional algorithms? Or is "Quant" just the latest buzzword we use to feel sophisticated while we're actually just overcomplicating a coin flip? Is it even worth the energy for swing or day trading, or is it just another rabbit hole? Be honest with me: Is anyone here actually beating the S&P 500 year after year? Or are we all just chasing ghosts, using the same tired indicators as everyone else, and just making our brokers rich with commissions? I'm starting to think that unless you're a math genius with a supercomputer, you're better off just buying the S&P 500 and reclaiming your life. I’d love to hear from anyone who has actually outperformed the benchmark over a 5+ year period without just getting "lucky."
TSLL 15 Jan 27 14.70 Put. The deliverable is 100 shares plus $57.94 cash. (Google OCC Info Memo 57857 for the reference.) Therefore the value of the put is = intrinsic value + time value + cash = IntV + TV + 0.5794. If on expiration day, the underlying is 0, then IntV=14.7, TV = 0, Put = 14.70 + 0.5794.
Tesla is the main stock i trade. What is the benefit of trading TSLL?
Seriously, you have that kind of money and can’t make money? I’m gonna tell you that I switch to selling cash secured puts and I returned 42% in little over a year. I sell ETHU, MSTZ for a while, TSLL, SVIX after a sudden market drop, CORD sometimes, and other stuff. But like…….why are you being stupid?
TSLZ I lost $690 from last year. Im still depressed about it because I hate losing and I can’t get over it lol. TSLL on the other hand, is soooo easy. I made like $2,570 between last year and this year. Idk man I just seem to time TSLL better than TSLZ. I’m chasing to breakeven with TSLZ 😭😭😭
Been selling puts on $TSLL ever since Elon personally purchased $1bil of the TSLA stock on the open market. Usually get from 0.6% to 0.8% return a week.
The South Korean degenerates needed this circuit breaker. They're leveraged to the tits in speculative shit, acting like TSLL is their version of VOO. I live here and I’ve tried so hard to get people to sell, but they wouldn't listen. It'll be fun to talk to them today.
Sell cash secured puts. I returned 37% in 1 year. You’re welcome. Use leveraged funds like TSLL.