$PLTR 20261106 260.0 CALL$  A good or a bad trade. This is what ChatGPT wrote me. I would NOT buy this PLTR $260 call at $0.30 right now. PLTR closed around $196.42, meaning the stock needs to rise over 32% in roughly one week just to reach the strike, before accounting for premium. The key catalyst is Q3 earnings on November 2. Fundamentals remain strong: Q2 revenue grew 93%, U.S. commercial revenue 149%, and management guided FY2026 revenue growth of 82%. However, valuation is demanding, while November 6 options carry high implied volatility around 97.5%, creating significant IV-crush risk after earnings. I prefer owning PLTR shares or a lower-strike call than chasing this far OTM contract.

$ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF(UVXY)$ Awesome week ahead! Looking forward to bagging more money and seeing what the market has in store! With more companies releasing their Q3 results, I’m feeling positive about the overall market outlook, especially if earnings continue to show strong growth and resilience. It will be interesting to see how investors react to the results, particularly across technology, AI, financials, and consumer sectors. At the same time, I’m keeping an eye on interest rates, inflation, and any unexpected economic developments that could influence market sentiment. What do you think about the market outlook this week? Bullish, cautious, or somewhere in between?

$PLTR 20261030 220.0 CALL$ I took this loss because the PLTR $220 call was a short-term, high-risk trade that depended heavily on the stock moving sharply higher before expiry. Although I was bullish on PLTR’s fundamentals and expected continued momentum, the timing was not ideal. The premium paid was small, but the option’s time decay worked quickly against me when the expected price movement did not happen fast enough. Rather than continue holding and allow the option to decay toward zero, I chose to accept the loss and preserve capital. The key lesson is to be more selective with entry timing, expiry, strike selection, and position sizing.

$PLTR 20250808 180.0 CALL$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！

$PLTR 20261009 207.5 CALL$ 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? PLTR has rallied significantly, so I’m using the elevated option premium to generate additional income while remaining comfortable holding the underlying shares. Selling the $207.50 calls gives me some upside room while collecting premium upfront. 2️⃣ What’s my plan from here? If PLTR stays below $207.50 at expiry, I’ll keep the premium and reassess the next covered-call opportunity. If PLTR moves above the strike, I’m prepared to let the 200 shares be called away at $207.50 and redeploy the capital based on market conditions.

$PLTR 20251017 197.5 CALL$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！

$PLTR 20250926 139.0 PUT$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！

$TSLA 20251017 457.5 CALL$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！

$LCID 20251017 24.0 CALL$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！

$SOFI 20250926 26.5 PUT$ Take a look at the latest order I posted！