I took a long Call on $AAPL today after my successful Put call that I closed on Friday . My friend said that I am not loyal … one day I was taking Puts and next day taking calls … Don’t know how to answer that 🥹
When you trade … learn not to procrastinate yourself when you get out too early from a trade and leave money on table ….. opportunities do show up more often than you think but your keeping your mindset in order is extremely important.. $aapl $spx $xlf $xlre
@BearBullTraders Lucrative if you spend time improving your strategy , create a system , put together a kick ass due diligence for every trade & then learn to have patience ( both going in or getting out of a trade )
Took Apple put contracts few weeks ago with the expectation to stock to plunge … it was not throwing darts but in-depth due diligence using OVTLYR platform and other data points $aapl
All economic indicators may be showing a strong bull market but a potentially bad or even neutral earning forecast by $AMZN or $AAPL this week May turn around the tide . Keep an eye on your emotions when you get greedy and go all in for a long ride …
With most recent run-up in stock market how many of you are thinking to get in ...you saw gdp numbers, low inflation numbers , fed potentially pausing rate hike....remember these all events have already been baked in ....probably happened to all of us $SPY $XLF #XLRE#AAPL
The Best way you can learn trading stocks & options is by actually trading them . Reading & learning theories can only take you that far....The most important thing that you will learn over time is to build that strong thesis/DD that is unique to your investment criteria
Ready for another crazy stock market day ? I would be super careful with #financial sector and #realestate sector . A big correction May be around corner . $xlre $xlf
Most people want to buy a stock after a significant run up …. Greed and Fear are two powerful emotions that can be good or fatal … it depends on which situation you are greedy or fearful… Follow @ovtlyr … $cvna $nflx $tsla