$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ Bought back too high should have waited awhile more 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Up up and away 

$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ $NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ When it was trading at 0.63  I i qued to sell at 1.15  So it's always good if we feel price is too low to sell an option we q at a higher price to sell the option  📈 Why Buying Around $211–$212 Looks Better Than Chasing at $226 💡 From this 30-minute chart, buying closer to the $211–$212 support zone appears much safer and more strategic compared to chasing the stock higher near $226. 📊🧠 The stock previously rallied from the low around $208.78 and attempted to recover upward. However, once price approached the $226–$227 resistance area, strong selling pressure appeared quickly. 🚨📉 The m

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Buy more 

$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ Earn some and wait to sell put higher agai. 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Bought 

$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ Sold again 

$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ Earn a meal 

$NVDA 20260603 205.0 PUT$ Sold first 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  Win 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Bought back earn some 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Sold 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ $NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$  @Shernice軒嬣 2000 only can afford this today 

🚀 Why I Sold the NVDA $200 Put I sold the NVDA $200 put while NVDA was trading around $213.60 because I saw a short-term technical support zone forming and wanted to collect premium while staying comfortable owning the shares if assigned. ⸻ 📉 Reading the Intraday Pullback From the 1-minute chart, NVDA was already pulling back heavily from the intraday high near $218.18 down toward the $213.60 support area. The stock started showing signs of short-term exhaustion after several red candles in a row. I noticed price approaching an important psychological support region near $213–214 where buyers previously reacted. Support and resistance levels are commonly used in technical analysis because prices often pause or bounce around these zones. (en.wikipedia.org) ⸻ 📊 Moving Averages Showing Tempo

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Sold 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Sold 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Bought again 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ Bought back earn a cup of coffee 

$NVDA 20260603 200.0 PUT$ 🚀 Why I Sold the NVDA $200 Put I sold the NVDA $200 put while NVDA was trading around $213.60 because I saw a short-term technical support zone forming and wanted to collect premium while staying comfortable owning the shares if assigned. ⸻ 📉 Reading the Intraday Pullback From the 1-minute chart, NVDA was already pulling back heavily from the intraday high near $218.18 down toward the $213.60 support area. The stock started showing signs of short-term exhaustion after several red candles in a row. I noticed price approaching an important psychological support region near $213–214 where buyers previously reacted. Support and resistance levels are commonly

The filing of SpaceX S-1 documents has created massive excitement across the market because many investors see it as the next “Tesla moment.” Reports suggest the IPO could become one of the largest public listings ever, with valuations discussed anywhere from over $1 trillion to even higher depending on demand.  At the same time, many investors are asking the same question: Is it already too late to chase space stocks? My idea of simply waiting for the actual SpaceX IPO instead of rushing into every space-related stock is actually a very disciplined approach. Space investing is extremely hype-driven. When a company like SpaceX enters the public market, traders often push up related names long before real profits appear. Some of these companies are excellent businesses, while others a