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I heard one guy today state he will start wearing a mask when the overweight lazy at risk start taking responsibility for their own health, putting down the cigarettes, chocolate butterfingers and getting out for an hour of exercise.

From a complete numbers view it appears that the 2% at risk expect the 98% to support them without limits. Risk reward skew, especially as the 2% don't appear to be trying to boost their immune system or health themselves. I haven't seen an increase in wheatgrass smoothies or gym memberships at...

Thanks for all the answers guys, so I realize there is no way to protect a huge gap without sitting at the screen during after and pre hours.

Just basic NYSE / Nasdaq

So the only way to execute would be to create an alert at price level and then place a manual order?

Hi guys, Can anyone advise if there is a broker out there that provides stop losses live 24/7? ie they work even during after and pre hours trading?

You're completely right, you owe nobody anything. Just eager students here hungry to learn. Its like a Topgun performing amazing F18 maneuvers, the rookies are impressed by the show but much more eager to learn every detail and how they too can become a Topgun.

I never understand these posts, why would you not want to provide value and teachings instead of solely boosting ones ego?

Great results, Ill be sure to follow along.

Wow such a simple fix! Do you day trade them or hold longer, all based on technical analysis?

What was the change at the 14 year mark?

How do you select your target price? And so regularly with such accuracy? Is it mostly TA?

Great write up, wishing you all the success and following closely!

Could you share a share a screenshot of the chart and your decision on why you choose the entry point for the trades?

Great results! How many days to expiration are you using?

Hi Dest, How do you determine where the stock price will be at your chosen target date? Is it technical analysis, fundamentals?

It would be interesting to know if anyone has backtested selling slightly ITM puts on the SPY compared with using covered calls.

Thanks! So even though you pay a lot in extrinsic value you expect to make much more in the underlying increase in the stock price.

Lets say AAPL was at $100 on the day, would you buy the $100 or $110 call?

Great results! Generally what strike price or delta are you buying theses calls in relation to the underlying price, and what expiration?