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$TSLA DIAGONAL 250516/250523 CALL 320.0/CALL 322.5$ Rolled tsla covered call up a strike for a small credit of $70. That's what happens when selling covered calls too early. If I get assigned it's fine I still have plenty of shares to ride the upside 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Disciplined dollar cost average strategy (DCA) into PLTR, $5 per week for the long term.War (physical or trade war) is evergreen and information is still key. As uncertainty arises, Palantir with its defence capabilities in Artificial Intelligence built up over this period and also contracts with the pentagon creates a high entry barrier for others to mimick. Therefore continuous buying into PLTR. 

$TSLA 20250815 200.0 PUT$ First trade into TSLA. Trying out a new name here.TSLA is a very volatile stock which means that the prices of the options are really wild and the premiums are high. I didn't really like the nature of it, how it's swung by anything and everything that is Elon Musk so I have been putting it off until now. However, that apprehension is something that I think I can deal with better now that I have been trading for some time. 200 strike is a very "safe" bet for now, below all the MAs and the market seem to be recovering a bit. Will build on the strategy once I am clearer about its movements. 

$GME 20250516 35.0 CALL$ Expired for 100% profits. Will look to replace the position once have opportunity 

$iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN(VXX)$ I closed $iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN(VXX)$ ,VXX: bought back 300 shares of VXX at $60 when the cash secured puts expired in the money on 16th May. There were parts of the shorts positions I opened during the spike of volatility early April after Trump announced the Liberation Day tariffs and I've sold VXX on short positions between $50 to $85 with overall averages on the $60+ range. Therefore any buyback below $60 is profitable on the stock side and if including all the options premiums collected, certainly was a profitable call during the past 1 month.VXX: bought back 300 shares of VXX at $60 when the cash secured puts expired in the money on 16th May.&nbs

$ANF 20250516 100.0 CALL$ ANF: collected these premiums in full when the covered calls expired worthless on 16th May.ANF trades higher for the week after China's tariffs deescalations but gains remain muted win overall gains.ANF is down almost 60% off its June high and still remain in bearish zones probably until it shows the tariffs for imports for its products goes significantly lower than now, which means China and Vietnam. And for US consumers economy to continue to stay strong for these fast fashions to stay a chance in the coming quarters. 

$AMZN DIAGONAL 250606/250516 CALL 205.0/CALL 200.0$ AMZN: trade risk management. Rolled out the sold call expiring on 16th May with strike at $200 diagonally to strike $205 expiring 6th June which is 3 weeks away. Able to collect additional 0.3% premium while doing so. As it stands, the AMZN sold call will be expiring in the money. I was not ready to give up my long positions so decided to roll out the call instead to further and higher to give it some chance to breathe. Will decide again how I want to trade this when it gets close to the expiry again. 

$NFLX 20250516 1200.0 CALL$ NFLX: trade risk management. Secured 70% of the maximum possible premium collection as profit. Decided to close the short call earlier before expiry in 16th May as the price as very close to strike of $1200 and overall market was trading in positive zones. Happy to collect whatever gain possible without need to take a short position on NFLX exen though I think $1200 remains a good resistance level to short against. Will decide if I want to get into another trade as the margin requirement is quite high for such expensive stock. 

$BA VERTICAL 250530 CALL 215.0/CALL 220.0$ BA: plan collect $65 over risk of $500 per contract for this bear call setup with sell call at $215 and buy call at $220. Contracts expires in 2 weeks on 30th May. Boeing had moved up 3 weeks in a row and especially so after news of large order from Trump's Middle East tour. I think most positive had already been priced in for this cycle of good news on Boeing. I also think Boeing not not that well run and all its previously bad news of manufacturing delays and poor workmanship still stands not fully resolved. Decided to take a bearish trade on this company after seeing it up 60% from its low in just 1 month. 

$NVDA CALENDAR 250530/250516 CALL 120.0/CALL 120.0$ NVDA: trade risk management. Rolled out the sold call expiring on 16th May with strike at $120 by another 2 weeks to 30th May for the same strike. Able collect 1.25% premium while doing so. As it stands, NVDA trades at $135.40 which makes it in the money, yet at the same time I think it's currently overbought and might come down a tad lower though uncertain by how much, The long position still in the positive zone so that offset the trade if I need to sell it off to close the entire trade position. For now, I'll try to milk some premium money out of these trades. 

$SMCI DIAGONAL 250516/250530 CALL 40.0/CALL 41.0$ SMCI: trade management. Rolled out the sold call expiring on 16th May with strike at $40 diagonally to strike $41 expiring 30th May which is 2 weeks away. Able to collect additional 0.35% premium while doing so. As it stands, SMCI trades at $46.15 so these sold call will be expiring in the money. I was not ready to give up my long positions so decided to roll out the call instead to further and higher to give it some chance to breathe. Will decide again how I want to trade this when it gets close to the expiry again. 

$MSTR 20250516 400.0 CALL$ MSTR: take 70% profit off this naked call with strike at $400. Closed it few hours before expiry as MSTR trades really close to $400 on Friday and on occasions trades above it. Decided to close off the trade and hold on to the gains to reduce my exposure since BTC can move on the weekends and MSTR fortune are closely tied to BTC. Happy for whatever gains I could secure for some of the tough trade. MSTR did close at $399.8 which proves that the resistance held up, but that results can't be predicted at the point of live trade, only can be viewed later in hindsight.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ The market’s a rollercoaster today, and savvy investors are buckling up. From a U.S. credit downgrade shaking Wall Street to India’s bull run hitting overdrive, May 19, 2025, is packed with action. Let’s cut through the noise—here’s what’s moving, which stocks deserve your attention, and how you can play it for profit. 🌍 Market Buzz: What’s Shaking the Scene? U.S. Markets: Downgrade Drama Moody’s just stripped the U.S. of its last AAA rating, citing ballooning debt. Stock futures flinched, and bond yields ticked up as panic flickered. Yet, the S&P 500’s holding strong, powered by tech giants and a fresh U.S.-China trade ceasefire. Inflation’s still a ghost in the r

$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ The global markets just delivered a blockbuster week, fueled by a seismic shift in U.S.-China trade dynamics. After tense talks in Switzerland, the world’s two economic powerhouses agreed to a 90-day tariff truce, slashing U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 30% and China’s levies on U.S. imports from 125% to 10%. Stocks roared in response, with the Nasdaq surging 7.15%, while bonds wavered under rising Treasury yields. From tech breakthroughs to small-cap strength, here’s your deep dive into the action—and what’s on the horizon. 🌟 U.S.-China Breakthrough: Tariffs Take a Breather The headline of the we

$Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ In a move that surprised many investors, Novo Nordisk announced that its CEO—who has led the company since 2017—will be stepping down. Importantly, the transition will not be immediate: he’s agreed to remain in his role until a successor is identified and brought up to speed. While the headlines may suggest instability, this type of managed leadership change is far preferable to a sudden departure. This news comes hot on the heels of UnitedHealth’s CEO also stepping down, adding to a growing narrative of executive turnover in the healthcare sector. Some investors are starting to wonder: is healthcare becoming a tougher industry to lead? That’s a broader question, but in this article, I want to focus specifically on Novo Nord

$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ Sold all my treasuries. The last time US debt got downgraded yields surged and stocks sold off 10% it was a great buying opportunity. If the same happens again tlt will tank. So better to sell it to raise money to buy great companies at a great valuation