THE AI MILLIONAIRE ROADMAP
AI still has 10-15+ years to complete
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1. Build AI: $NVDA $AVGO $VRT
Everything starts with chips, networking and data centers.
⬇️ More compute needs more power.
2. Power AI: $CEG $ETN $GEV
AI requires massive electricity. Power generation and the grid become the next bottlenecks.
⬇️ Infrastructure enables adoption.
3. Enterprise AI: $MSFT $PLTR $NOW
Businesses deploy AI to automate work, improve productivity and reduce costs.
⬇️ AI begins taking physical actions.
4. Physical AI: $TSLA $SYM $ISRG
Robotics transforms factories, warehouses and healthcare.
⬇️ Robots reshape transportation.
5. Autonomous Mobility: $UBER $JOBY $ACHR
Self-driving vehicles and autonomous aviation change logistics.
⬇️ Governments adopt the same technology.
6. Defense & Space: $LMT $PLTR $RKLB
AI expands into defense systems, drones and satellites.
⬇️ AI accelerates scientific discovery.
7. Frontier Technologies: $IONQ $CRSP $VRTX
Quantum computing and biotechnology become the next frontier.
This how you will invest early and stay ahead of every correction.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
https://t.co/AUKzoQ5Ikb
Claude Cowork just dropped live artifacts, and I immediately built a "WHEEL STRATEGY" tracker with it.
It saves my actual positions and pulls live option Greeks every time I open it. No code. No backend. No monthly fee.
Here's how to build your own:
My favorite setup for trading all time highs on $SPY 📝
Step 1 • Mark the Pre Market High (4am to 9:30am est)
Step 2 • Wait for price to break above that PMH level (15 minute candle close)
Step 3 • Enter calls on retest of Pre Market High (2 minute strategy)
*Stop loss is a 2 minute candle close under that PMH level.
For most people trading calls at all time highs is “scary”. Having a R/R setup this good will eliminate that fear.
Check out the breakdown below 🤙
I make thousands each week buying and selling options.
Not because I'm smarter than anyone else. Because I built a system.
Here's the entire framework in one thread:
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No more $26,000/year subscriptions.
Claude just turned my laptop into a private quant desk.
Here are 9 prompts to build a hedge fund from home ↓
💥 $SPX Midterm year history, based on Fed Cycles
Midterm years when the Fed is easing have produced the greatest Q4 rallies and full year returns, but also the largest median drawdowns (-18%).
No pain, no gain 💪! Forest for the trees 🌳!
$ES_F $SPY $QQQ $VOO $SMH $NYA $IWM $AAPL $NVDA $PLTR $GOOGL $META $MSFT $BTC
After years of selling cash-secured puts, here's the framework that changed everything.
The setup I look for:
- RSI pulling back toward 30-40
- 30 DTE, around 0.20 delta
- A strike price I'd happily own shares at
- Close around 50% profit, usually within 7-10 days
- If assigned, flip to covered calls above cost basis
This cycle can repeat 3-4 times per month on quality names.
The way I think about it:
- Sell a put for $500
- Close at $250 in 7-10 days
- Redeploy into the next setup
- 3 rotations = $750 vs $500 holding to expiration
Less time in the market. More profit. More at-bats.
My favorite names to sell puts on right now:
- $IREN - high IV, strong AI infrastructure thesis
- $HOOD - liquid options chain, clear support levels
- $ONDS - elevated premiums on defense momentum
- $RKLB - volatile enough to pay well, strong long-term setup
What I've learned to avoid:
- Selling into earnings, CPI, or Fed days
- Wide bid/ask spreads that eat your edge
- Stacking correlated positions in the same sector
- Entering without knowing where I'm wrong
Most people sell puts every week and wonder why they blow up.
I wait for red days on quality stocks and collect premium like rent.
The secret to selling puts isn't the premium.
It's the patience to only sell when the setup is obvious.
Here’s why I favor selling monthly options instead of weeklies, four evidence-based explanations:
1️⃣ Gamma risk can sneak up on you. As expiration approaches, gamma ramps up, heightening delta’s responsiveness to price shifts.
Weeklies amplify this quickly…any error in direction hits hard, demanding spot-on timing and market calls.
With monthlies, the extended timeframe softens gamma’s impact, allowing more flexibility even if your direction isn’t flawless.
2️⃣ Theta decay doesn’t match the textbook ideal. In weeklies, particularly out-of-the-money (OTM) ones, theta erosion slows to a crawl near expiration…the decay curve levels off, diminishing your advantage from time value.
Folks often highlight those sharp at-the-money (ATM) theta graphs, but OTM behaves differently.
Monthlies provide ample time for steady decay, ensuring the premium erodes reliably to your benefit.
3️⃣ Volatility distribution curves are crucial. Weeklies feature narrow standard deviation ranges…a 1SD OTM setup can slip toward ATM with minor stock movements.
Monthly options expand those distributions, creating real probabilistic protection. You’re not only collecting premium; you’re gaining built-in security.
4️⃣ Weeklies create a nonstop grind for traders…endless oversight, wild swings, and looming deadlines.
Monthlies allow you to ease off, capitalize on larger market trends, and sidestep fleeting disruptions. Perfect accuracy isn’t essential when duration works for you.
The numbers support it: extended options strike a better equilibrium between risk and return for consistent premiums.
Monthlies come out on top.
This is funny.
What if you invested in the S&P 500 every time CNBC had a "Markets in Turmoil" special?
Well... your average return after one year would be 40%, with a 100% success rate.
Important 2026 $SoFi dates
January 7 - share offering ends
January 16 - 39 million shares expire in the money
January 21 - The last 90 trading days start
January 27 - Q4 earnings
March 6 - S&P 500 rebalance
April 28 - Q1 earnings
June 1 - $35 and $45 PSUs expire
June 6 - S&P 500 rebalance
June 18 - 19 million shares expire in the money
July 28 - Q2 earnings
September 4 - S&P 500 rebalance
October 27 - Q3 earnings
December 4 - S&P 500 rebalance
Just listed down the BEST companies in each sector
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Any of these companies you own may explode to the upside.
JPMorganChase has announced it will invest $1.5 trillion into 27 "critical industries" in America.
They include:
‣ Advanced Bulk Materials MP, RIO, APD
‣ Advanced Manufacturing TSM, AMAT, CAT
‣ Artificial Intelligence NVDA GOOGL AMZN NBIS ARM CRWV
‣ Autonomous Mobile Robots NVDA ISRG TSLA RR
‣ Battery Storage ENPH HON NEOV EOSE FLNC
‣ Command & Control Tech NOC LMT RTX
‣ Critical Components HWN CW HEI
‣ Critical Minerals Mining & Processing MP RIO ILU
‣ Cybersecurity PANW CRWD FTNT
‣ Distributed Energy NEE BE STEM
‣ Edge Computing AMD ANET DDOG
‣ Grid Resilience GEV EIX OKE
‣ Mesh Networks CSCO ERIC QCOM
‣ Mission Critical Real Estate ARE PLD DEA
‣ Munitions, Missiles & Hypersonics LMT RTX NOC
‣ Nanomaterials and Microelectronics TSM INTC AVGO
‣ Nuclear Energy CEG SMR URA
‣ Pharmaceutical Precursors LLY PFE ABBV
‣ Quantum Computing IONQ QBTS RGTI
‣ Secure Communication PANW ZS NET
‣ Sensor Hardware ST ADI TXN
‣ Shipbuilding HII CW GSL
‣ Solar FSLR ENPH NOVA
‣ Space Launch RKLB ASTS LUNR
‣ Spacecraft LMT NOC RDW
‣ Unmanned Systems KTOS AVAV ESLT
‣ 6G QCOM INTC AVGO AAPL