Portfolio Update🚨
1. Long-term shares of $NOW were purchased.
2. Shares of $NVDA and $ADBE were reduced to preserve cash for potential dips and opportunities.
**Notes:**
* The VIX is at 15, indicating a potential time to sell some profits.
* Fear and Greed indices are at 61.
**Next Steps:**
* We will wait for Tesla to make its Optimus 3 reveal and consider trimming some Tesla shares.
**Performance:**
The trading account has increased by 85% for the year. Options selling and Leap have been particularly successful this year.
**Top 5 Holdings:**
* $TSLA
* $AMD
* $AMZN
* $OSCR
* $META
**Your Portfolio:**
What are your top five holdings?
Please share your thoughts and suggestions for portfolio adjustments in the comments.
HUGE NEWS: $TSLA has just applied for their Robotaxi permit in the state of Nevada that will allow up to 5,000 Robotaxi vehicles.
That will be more Tesla vehicles in one state than Waymo has in their entire fleet.
🚨 A ridiculous $56,000,000 bet was just placed on Starlink supplier STMicroelectronics to move +40% in the next 4 months.
STMicroelectronics is the primary chip manufacturer for Starlink, having shipped more than 5 billion RF antenna chips to SpaceX to date.
With the historic SpaceX IPO right around the corner, someone dropped $56M on OTM $100 strike calls on $STM expiring in October.
The stock currently trades at $70/share.
How do you profit from a sell-off with options?
You can sell a cash-secured call if you have the shares, agreeing to sell your 100 shares if the stock is below strike by expiration. You keep the premium.
Target a 0.25-0.35 delta.
Or you can sell a cash-secured put if you think this won’t continue downward much and collect premium for shares you don’t have.
The sweet spot for this is a 0.15-0.25 delta.
That’s what we did with $BE. My contract expires in 7 days—if it stays above 205, I keep the $1,700 premium.
Jensen "AI is a 5-layer cake” Energy → Chips → Infrastructure → Models → Applications"
That's why we bought $BE Put options bringing home $1830 in 36 days.
The tradeoff ? If it was below I would have bought 200 shares.
Not a bad entry if you ask me 👀
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Stock update $OSCR
THIS STOCK IS GOING BALISTIC
told you to buy the dip ! Oscar has so much room to grow, it might be might greatest investment of the last year.
Don’t FOMO at 1.75 Trillions it’s not worth it. A 50% move would send it at 2.62T which is the market cap of $AMZN ….
Always check your risk/reward here it’s not worth it at all!
Goldman Sachs projects SpaceX AI revenue could grow 100x to $322B by 2030 making AI the core case behind its reported $1.8T IPO valuation.
The forecast assumes total revenue reaches $474B by 2030 with AI becoming the largest segment ahead of Starlink and launch.
How much is the $TSLA investment worth after SpaceX IPO ( 1,5T )?
The Tesla investment in xAI is now indirect exposure to SpaceX. At the $1.75T hypothetical, it’s worth ~$2.8B to Tesla (a ~40% paper gain on the original $2B)
Why I’m Not Excited About a SpaceX IPO Right Now
If you want the short version: I’d wait for a much better entry.
The market is running hot — VIX at 15, greed is high, and everyone is flexing massive one-year returns. That’s exactly when big IPOs tend to price in perfection.
Here’s my detailed breakdown of SpaceX’s business:
• Space (Rockets & Missions): ~$4.1B revenue (22% of total). Still operating at a loss or very low margins due to massive R&D spend on Starship and Falcon programs.
• Connectivity (Starlink): ~$11.4B revenue (61% of total) — the real profit engine. Generated strong operating profit ($4.4B in 2025) and continues growing fast with millions of subscribers.
• AI (xAI division): ~$3.2B revenue but heavily loss-making. Massive capex ($12.7B in 2025 + another $7.7B in Q1 2026) is creating big operating losses.
Overall Picture (2025):$18.7B total revenue but still ~$2.6B operating loss and ~$4.9B net loss. Starlink is subsidizing heavy investments in rockets and especially AI compute.
This setup means ongoing cash burn and potential future share dilution. In my view, it carries even higher execution and profitability risk than $TSLA at similar stages.
I remain long-term bullish on SpaceX’s vision — but the current IPO timing and valuation look aggressive given the fundamentals.
Would you buy SpaceX at IPO, or are you waiting for a better setup?
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