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Not necessarily directed at trading but holds true: "While some people are studying the roots, others are picking the fruit" - Jim Rohn.

only down 50% on my BB position today instead of 90% haha.

depends on how they are priced but I usually shoot for 3m-1y.

Yea they are $18 strike (and I overpaid back then) lol...still a bit too soon.

I’ve been bagholding BB calls for about 6 months so I’d love those fuckers to pump it up haha.

Lol can’t wait for that comment...and maybe I should have stated this in the OP but I’m not looking for ideas to make daily plays or anything like that just some general market conditions for funsies. and everyone knows that the only place to go for trade ideas these days is WSB daily thread.

Looking for some new sites to check out while sipping coffee pre market. Where do you like to look? interested in websites as well as Any decent apps for this purpose.

excellent post, thanks.

if you know what you are doing with the trade and the setup fits then I don't think your argument works. longer time frame can be taxing on the emotions as well.

Minervini holding it down. happy to see that.

his nuts are extra salty because i know he's sweating this rally. Seriously @Saltynuts, what price will you be completely wiped out at?

"BUY THE DIP" / "BTFD" mentality has essentially become gospel...because "stonks only go up" right? I have been reading through Chris Cole's works on long Vol (thanks to @.sigma for pointing the way), and he is convinced that we are experiencing nothing more than recency bias. Meaning, for the...

what happened with dotcom bubble? did the biggest names going into it come out victorious?

his system was essentially trend following...which has worked great during certain time periods (1970s for example). I saw numerous similarities when I started researching Dennis and Eckhardt's turtle traders of the 80s who focused on commodities trending with strict rules for entry, pyramiding...

as in that looks like a quote from an article rather than the second post from a random ETer...

I suppose the answer to that is “you can’t know for sure”. Still, opportunity for extreme returns are out there. I suppose one should formulate an idea of what factors cause a coin to explode in value and look at others for reference. Then narrow them down accordingly. Will more than...

Seeing a lot of similarities between the two: > Each are (were, in the case of dotcom) fairly new markets. > Mainstream caught on to the future value...obvious they weren't going anywhere and have potential use. > Throw money at AOT (any 'ol thing), value skyrockets for no legit reason...many...

off topic, but watching these two bash cryptocurrency while millionaires are being made daily is unbearable. Buffet: "jUSt bUY a fArM inSteAd" Munger: "tHey r bAsicALLy bUyiNg tUrdS"

This legitimately might be the lamest post I have ever seen on this forum.