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Those stocks are usually too tame for me anyway.

TLRY very well could go below $20.

If I'd had the capital free, might could have sold TSLA 3/12 350 put at today's close for a buck, would be chump change but at least it looks profitable.

Still been a good money maker.

I've been selling my share of RIOT and MARA puts lately.

I bought back all my 2/19 TLRY puts at a profit, even the 30 in the end. "You didn't really need an IQ over 100 to make money." -Linda Bradford Raschke

I sold a put on MARA on 2/9 partly on your recommendation and I closed it at a profit today. TLRY is hanging in there. I'm selling puts on RIOT some as I get capital freed up.

I sold some 2/19 puts as high as 30 in TLRY. Was looking a little scary overnight, but TLRY has stabilized some.

I'm selling puts on TLRY today.

Yeah, my wheel strategy is in my posts.

I just kept selling puts like I always do, but GME was about the only game in town; it about sucked all the oxygen out of the room.

I found WKHS to be attractive yesterday. What were we supposed to watch for?

Why can't GME finally go back down and then WSB runs it up again?

David Jaffee at BestStockStrategy discusses gurus.

GME is still the best naked put if you can stand the volatility. It could remain good for two or three weeks. BBBY, AMC, etc., maybe not so much.

tastyworks lifted the Closing Only status before the end of yesterday. And I didn't see GME halted even once today.

Apex Clearing, who acts as the custodian of all tastyworks accounts, has informed us that the following symbols (AMC, GME, & KOSS) will be set to closing only order status immediately. You will only be able to submit orders to close out any open positions that you have in these symbols. New...

I've been selling puts on NKLA as an alternative to WSB madness.

GME closed at 147.98, but it appears to be trading higher after-hours.

I'm pretty conservative but tastyworks severely reduced my buying power. I haven't seen that happen before.