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$OKLO 20260821 50.0 PUT$ Sold again 

$OKLO 20260717 50.0 PUT$ $OKLO 20260717 50.0 PUT$  $OKLO 20260717 50.0 PUT$  Took 2nd round of profit 

$OKLO 20260717 50.0 PUT$ Sold first 

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$PLTR 20271217 280.0 CALL$ share to get coins 

$Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$ Buy buy 

$OKLO 20260522 35.0 PUT$ Bought back 

$PLTR 20270319 170.0 CALL$ Bought 

$PLTR 20261218 165.0 CALL$ Buy 

$PLTR 20270319 170.0 CALL$ Sold 

$PLTR 20261218 165.0 CALL$ Sold 

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$OKLO 20260501 35.0 PUT$ Sold and wait for decay 

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