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Starting a single-name wheel.

Aggressive premium. Ugly inventory if I'm wrong.

Which name should I run?

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@somudatta06 Crazy world we live in haha

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@DrOjok2 No revenge trades is the whole game.
Hit the stop. Close the platform.
Tomorrow's open will still be there.

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@CC12CZ @Futureselitecom Respect the grind.
Just remember seven accounts on one trade means one bad day hits seven times.
Size like it.

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@bariksis Yield products sell you the payout.
The price you can actually exit at is the real number.
Waiting on parity is still risk.

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@wannabechamp The one that saved me:
The drawdown rule is the real opponent.
Trade the rules first. The chart second.

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@drippy_eth Easy test before paying any firm.
Who do you actually know that got paid?
A slick dashboard isn't a payout record.

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@1hmle @saylor Every yield product has someone eating the risk.
If you can't name who, it's probably you.

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@SturnnerTrades Mine was "covered calls are safe income."
Took one ugly assignment to drop it.
Now I'm aggressive on premium and honest about risk.

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@PeterLBrandt Catching the middle is underrated.
Retail wants the top and the bottom.
The money is in the boring part in between.

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@samoelyfe Same goes for humans.
I'm done by 11 ET most days for exactly this reason.
Dead tape takes back what the open gave you.

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@thirdmetax Writing the rules is the easy part.
Following them on a red morning is the whole job.
Rules without follow-through are just a journal entry.

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@Rrodolfo32 Long gamma chop is where I'm most careful on ES.
No range break, no size.
The first hour tells you if the plan survives contact.

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@RealSPXSniper Same reason I sell premium instead of buying it.
Right direction, wrong timing still pays the seller.
Time is the edge. Pick which side of it you're on.

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@BillAckman making another run at it?

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Universal Music Group discussed going private with buyout firms, Bloomberg News reports https://t.co/BmvMgvawXP

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@greenbirdtrader Nice night trade!

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@banquetsbetter Closing before FOMC is the underrated part.
The roll gets the attention.
The exit plan is what keeps a pump from calling your shares away.

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@excessreturnpod Humility is a position size.
Skill wins the trade.
Risk posture decides if you're around for the next one.

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@DamnGoodTrading Most evals don't fail on strategy.
They fail on day two, after the first red trade.
The drawdown rule just finds out faster.

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@SpartanTrading @ZoroTrading Win rate feels good.
R/R pays the bills.
A 70% win rate with 3R losses is a slow leak with nice screenshots.

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@HighYieldHustle A melt up isn't the test.
The test is a gap down through both strikes.
Pick the structure by how it loses, not how it wins.