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You're welcome. Imo, there are only 2 books any of us need to read: Any of a number of them like this one (it's a pdf): [Options for the Beginner and Beyond,](https://www.r-5.org/files/books/trading/schoolbooks/W_Edward_Olmstead-Options_for_the_Beginner_and_Beyond-EN.pdf) by Professor Olmstead of Northwestern University And just read Chapters 1 through 6, which gets you to LEAPS options. You can stop there and become a very successful options trader. You (or I) don't need all the "strategies." And then Mike Yuen's *Intrinsic: Using LEAPS to Retire Early*. [$20 on Amazon](https://www.amazon.com/INTRINSIC-Using-LEAPS-Retire-Early/dp/0578814161/ref=sr_1_1?crid=S7V4ZK5UHBRY&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.tc1jvwZ8ryBIJK0P9QBkWg.a0Wy5ALC9ysuJB7p5OAa6jf6mSrnGyzvcNlEgtVaXT4&dib_tag=se&keywords=intrinsic+using+leaps+to+retire+early+by+mike+yuen&qid=1760477982&sprefix=mike+yuen%2Caps%2C131&sr=8-1), and well worth a read. He takes the simple LEAPS Call idea and applies it to Tech stocks. I've done all the "stuff" you can do with options (well, most of it), but I'm back to just doing plain old boring long Calls. Calls you own, just about the simplest way you can use options. Mostly LEAPS Calls (>1y out and 80-delta), but I've been putting profits from those into 100-120DTE 80-delta Calls, and man have *those* results been [amazing!](https://imgur.com/a/note-3m-change-BLwTnhq) And that's been just on ETFs, not stocks, which are riskier. Give the LEAPS Calls a try, please. They simply act as stock substitutes, but they give you *leverage*. Maybe on a ticker you already hold because you like it, buy an 80-delta Call a year or more out and watch how it behaves. Take care.
Anybody know if this will affect Zeekr (ZK)?
$LA coin will benefit here’s why NFA Intel Liftoff Accelerator Program Lagrange Labs was selected to participate in Intel’s Liftoff startup accelerator program, which is Intel’s initiative to support emerging technologies and startups improving AI, edge, and cloud computing. This indicates that Intel sees potential in Lagrange’s ZK and AI infrastructure focus.
Obviously: [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/AJZVL22CZ222FJZ2222P2ZZ7GTC9ZV2SB272](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/AJZVL22CZ222FJZ2222P2ZZ7GTC9ZV2SB272) [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/AW2ZK22CZ222VJZS222M2Z4ZB4BGZJ92ZU72](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/AW2ZK22CZ222VJZS222M2Z4ZB4BGZJ92ZU72) [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/APZ3W62CZM22QZZN222H2ZZZMA73Z6S8Z272](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250808/APZ3W62CZM22QZZN222H2ZZZMA73Z6S8Z272) These 144s were supposed to be done by Wednesday. If we had a SEC, this kinda shit wouldn't continue. The gamma pump at close is going to stop; if nothing else, Tuesday's CPI will be a catalyst once it takes any possible rate cuts off the table this year. It's a shitshow, completely disconnected from any reality. I wouldn't get rid of that put, but it will be erratic due to all the market manipulation until either our trading partners get serious and completely sell off treasuries and equities, or some macro event (such as a war over the weekend or CPI) occurs. I have a tough time thinking they can prop this thing up another week, but the reality is the market makers will manipulate the fuck out of this market until they either die or something breaks (like a bank going under, because the Fed's reverse repo that is used to purchase assets is officially dead after the failed treasury auction yesterday.... meaning, nothing can save us once it goes). Good luck, DM me if you need anything.
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https://youtu.be/AmMQCwJV1a0?si=3lCwvX0ZK8LQLnR6 Calls on America
Yeah, as I mentioned in my post which you clearly didn't read, the efficiency of AMMs. This means much more efficient utilisation of capital for trading and no need for inefficient order book based exchanges or active market making. The removal of multiple layers of counterparty risk. This might not sound like much to the layman but this is huge as far as TradFi institutions are concerned. Tens of thousands of people are employed to assess counterparty risk and decentralised protocols remove much of that need. Here's a bonus one too: In the future, with a ZK SNARK-ified mem-pool, MEV/frontrunning can be completely removed. So no more Robinhood letting Citadel frontrun retail's trades.
> Stablecoins aren’t CBDCs, they’re private instruments, issued by unregulated firms, many of them offshore, with varying levels of transparency and accountability. Just because they mimic the dollar doesn’t make them government money. This is the whole point of the bill, to bring it on short and regulate it. >Stablecoins like Tether are IOUs from private entities that may or may not have the reserves they claim Yeah, just like money in a bank account. If the issuers are regulated then there's no reason why it couldn't be FDIC insured too in time. After all, stablecoins can be frozen and the underlying collateral settles in the US financial system so there isn't really any extra risk here if the system is designed right. Worried about hacks? Freeze the hacked tokens or use onchain ZK proofs to require wallets to be KYC'd before they can transact. Again, this is no different to the existing financial system, just faster, with more modularity and more efficient. >The overwhelming majority of stablecoin flows don’t go toward everyday payments. They’re used to lever up crypto trades, rotate through DeFi yield farms, or sidestep capital controls. That’s not theoretical, it’s observable in transaction data and usage patterns. Great, so if the government is worried about this risk, they can make their token only for whitelisted wallets which have been KYC'd and are only allowed to be exchanged in rubber stamped AMM pools. Those who are happy with this will use the official stablecoins and those who aren't will use decentralised algorithmic stablecoins. >I’m concerned about CBDCs, surveillance capitalism and financial control, Great, same here and this is why we need decentralised stablecoins alongside regulated centralised ones. That and privacy protocols which allow people to transact privately while also using ZK proofs to prove that they aren't sending their funds to North Korea.
Jesus. That’s gambling losses. You are someone who should never mess with individual stocks again. 1) take that $1200 and build up a 1 month emergency fund and/or pay down any high-interest debt. 3) then build up a 3 month emergency fund 4) then start a bland, emotionless investment strategy for the rest of your life. [https://www.optimizedportfolio.com/bogleheads-3-fund-portfolio/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=10886055113&gbraid=0AAAAACPYnC7pcQm6-2EhoDiP77S5GSyVi&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-ZK6-bjJjQMVrCNECB1NxwXFEAAYAiAAEgLgL_D_BwE](https://www.optimizedportfolio.com/bogleheads-3-fund-portfolio/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=10886055113&gbraid=0AAAAACPYnC7pcQm6-2EhoDiP77S5GSyVi&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-ZK6-bjJjQMVrCNECB1NxwXFEAAYAiAAEgLgL_D_BwE)
http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250515/AI2ZQ22CZ222R2Z8222E224ZL8DEZJC2ZK72 Believe executive sold some shares as well as an institution…
TradingView. I use normal support / resistance, indicator for high / low of day, week, month, fair value gaps, and drawing wedges. **Not a promotion** I do have my X account I post some setups on occasionally / if you want to DM me on there. (No paid courses or any BS, just me tracking my journey) [https://x.com/ZK\_Trades](https://x.com/ZK_Trades)
I'm putting some money on ZK for earnings. I saw an actual Zeeker here last week and if they open the US market they're going to dominate
I've actually been following a project called WhiteRock that’s doing exactly this. They’re one of the few platforms that already have a licensed brokerage (RazeMarkets) and are live with real assets tokenized over $145M AUM already, most of it on the XRP Ledger. What makes them interesting is they’re not just building tech in a vacuum. They’ve got institutional clients lined up who are actively preparing to tokenize full bond and equity portfolios. Plus, they’re launching a lending platform where you can use tokenized S&P ETFs as collateral for stablecoin loans. They’ve also announced something called White Network an institutional-grade blockchain built for compliant RWA tokenization. It’s got built-in compliance tools, ZK-based privacy for regulators, and reportedly hits 200k TPS with instant finality. Still early stage (like just a few months old), but they seem way ahead of most “tokenization” projects that are still pitching roadmaps.
[BRUTHAAAZ](https://youtu.be/vh_ZK_Rb25s?si=1U3KpkTk81Bb0jkH)
This is my favorite fucking thread of them all lmao. https://www.reddit.com/r/Conservative/s/ew5iSL8ZK3
Dudes I just drove in a Zeeker and those things are pretty slick. Too bad we can’t have any ZK in the US bc I’d get one to haul all my money around in 🌈🐻 money in
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DhmcATVEhzdo&ved=2ahUKEwi_pJbclMCMAxVuCnkGHW2ANUsQtwJ6BAgLEAE&usg=AOvVaw2CvpSDLyLf3SFBqUI_q4ZK
Greenland has been a thing for almost 100 years now, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N7x27ZK8Iw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N7x27ZK8Iw) here's a video with pelosi saying the same thing about tariffs, the canada part you got us.
Me with my few stocks of Zeekr $ZK that's for some reason up 14% today, and my cash gang HYSA. I'm staying out of this bullshit storm.
Once he issues this tariffs US semi is cooked and China will dominate AI. BigTech now growing fast and it is crucial to keep the pace and not let China to dominate like in EV market (I live in a country with 0 EV tariffs, nobody buys TSLA products, only BYD and ZK)
See, e.g., [https://youtu.be/849ZK-f-Ruc?si=JtN-6yXOJ3lgTcYB](https://youtu.be/849ZK-f-Ruc?si=JtN-6yXOJ3lgTcYB)
How do we feel about KULR’s announcement today? http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20241204/A3B4R22D8M22N2ZK222Q2WZZAJCEZ2Y2Z262/tm2430119d1_ex99-1.htm
Did kulr just get involved in the mstr BTC money printer action?! http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20241204/A3B4R22D8M22N2ZK222Q2WZZAJCEZ2Y2Z262/
So much salt from people that didn’t buy crypto and are bummed it keeps going up. These easily refuted old arguments don’t work anymore, and if you consider yourself knowledgeable about finance, then they are a little embarrassing. Learn about cryptocurrency don’t speak personally I don’t speak on silver and precious metals because it’s not an area I have researched heavily. Bitcoin alone just passed Silver’s market cap. If you don’t understand public – private key, cryptography, and distributed ledger technology, you don’t understand crypto. If you don’t understand, mining, difficulty and proof of work networks versus proof of stake networks, then you really can’t speak on the difference, mining scarcity of precious metals or other assets. If you don’t know about layer twos, and ZK roll ups, or how many transactions per second the lightning network or an Ethereum layer too like arbitrary can do, then you don’t know about its use as a currency. If you haven’t thought about worst case scenarios for all stores of value, and you don’t know about a 51% attack in bitcoin or quantum proofing, digital currency or how a low atmosphere EMP attack could affect mining units and nodes, then you’re not really thinking about worst-case scenario. If you haven’t thought about what traditional stores value or Fiat will be worth in apocalypse scenarios, or how they have fared in their own crises in history like war, then you’re not actually thinking about comparing them to crypto. We know a ton about Fiat currency inherently from growing up in a society using it. We also as investors know a ton about equities and other assets. You may not know much about the commodities, market, or derivatives, but that doesn’t stop them from being worth trillions of dollars. Same with history, if you think of the history of of the US dollar, do you know that hundreds of banks had their own currency that could fluctuate wildly? Do you realize that the US dollar wasn’t particularly standardized until 1863 and 1913 respectively? Do you know about the history of the gold and silver standards? The more you learn about cryptocurrency, you will also learn more about other currencies like the US dollar. And most of us will learn how little we knew and see similarities and differences that result in both pros and cons for each. It’s fine to not know those things, that may lead you to make poor investments, missing cryptocurrency until you are forced to buy it later, but it’s OK—There are a ton of great investments and none of us know about. Because denouncing it basically because you don’t like the feel of it without understanding these basics is silly. Further, I think a lot of this doubt comes, unfortunately, from insidious forces. Governments and government entities that don’t like the immutability and unsensitive of cryptocurrency, which is understandable, if not beneficial, to an individual potentially owning one— but also on the more sinister side, the typical crony oligarchs of the financial world, trying to control the path and narrative. Blackrock using its corrupt tendrils of control to enforce SEC action on early innovators in the crypto space so it could buy time to get into the market, both in terms of ETF offering in custody and buying at lower prices, things like that where these forces know cryptocurrency is inevitable, but have individuals repeating their negative talking points without even knowing their service of these secret goals and actually understanding inevitability of cryptocurrency and bitcoin the whole time. To be clear, I’m not saying there aren’t criticisms of cryptocurrency, I’m just saying that these popular ones that people make without really learning or thinking about them are incorrect .
I made a video that explains everything about it https://youtu.be/d6xbhn3ZK9Y
>So, when doing the wheel, rather than having your ITM calls assigned and opening up a new wheel with a CSP, couldn't you simply roll the ITM call at the same price and achieve the same fundamental result? Yes but there can be some slight differences due to dividends, changes in interest rates while the position is open, interest rate you would otherwise earn on CSP collateral, hard to borrow fees on the stock, and maybe a couple more things I'm forgetting. I made a video a while back explaining everything in great detail https://youtu.be/d6xbhn3ZK9Y
here is his hiring package [http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20240731/A82ZK222L222P2Z2222M22OZHMTAZ2B22I62/](http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20240731/A82ZK222L222P2Z2222M22OZHMTAZ2B22I62/)
This youtube video will help explain everything https://youtu.be/d6xbhn3ZK9Y
I’ve been steadily shorting China EVs like $ZK and $LI, with $800 you could do a long put on ZK strike $20
Anyone looking at ZK ahead of earnings?
I think he doubled down.....he dead https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/b0ZK1lPB7z
Oh my my. Cava's food is absolutely amazing - AMAZING, love it! - but it's essentially a rebrand of Zoe's Kitchen, which CAVA Group acquired after ZK's sales declined rapidly after expansion. Mediterranean food does not have the same hold over people as Mexican food and fresh, healthy produce is not cheap. Please be careful!
Uh oh https://twitter.com/TheRoaringKitty/status/1790041813379850491?t=TMJiJIIyFEFejI3qO9ZK9A&s=19
For the ZEEKR ipo today (ZK), wondering why they would list in the US? They don't sell their cars here, maybe in the future? . Was thinking of still picking up a few share next week after the hoopla wears off.
ZK valuation seems fair, if u compare to nio and Xpev?
this sub gonna fomo into ZK so hard in 2 weeks  see: VFS IPO