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$500,000 is the number Once you have that much in a brokerage you can product $7,500-$10,000 a month in option income. Thats taking into account 2-4 trades a month at low deltas & minimal effort. Then life goes on easy mode.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 THE SKY IS FALLING. ALL STOCKS ARE GOING TO ZERO. THE STOCK MARKET IS OFFICIALLY CANCELLED. YOUR 401(K) IS NOW A 201(K). SELL EVERYTHING. BUY CANNED BEANS. WE WILL NEVER SEE A GREEN DAY AGAIN. See you all at market open tomorrow. 🫡

Todays Trade Summary: Premium collected: $254 Premium booked: $309 Opened: $QQQ Naked Puts Closed: $HOOD Short Put (Mini Account) $HOOD Naked Puts $QQQ Short Put All shared in discord

$GOOGL just had its worst day ever, and the market is now pricing AI cash burn, not AI promises. Alphabet lost about $500 billion in value after posting negative free cash flow of $9.07 billion while holding capex guidance at $195 to $205 billion. Underneath, most S&P 500 stocks actually rose and small caps rallied, while yields dipped after Q3 GDP came in hot at 3.4% and PCE inflation hit 3.6%. THE CLOSE S&P 500 -0.3%, Nasdaq -1.4%, Dow -0.3% 10Y just under 5%, WTI $102.00 (-0.8%), Brent $114.88 (-0.4%) WHAT MOVED $GOOGL -12.6%, its largest one-day drop on record, on a revenue miss and heavier AI cash burn $NOW down more than 20% after results, leading a broad software selloff $AMZN down more than 7% after hours on EPS and ad revenue misses, with capex still at $220B $INTC down about 17% after hours as a weak Q4 outlook overshadowed an earnings beat THE REAL RISK Inflation is running at 3.6% with oil above $100, and traders are still betting on a December Fed hike. If hyperscaler spending stops being rewarded, the market loses the leaders it has relied on. NEXT UP Friday brings the open's reaction to Amazon and Intel, Exxon and Chevron earnings, AbbVie, the Q3 Employment Cost Index at 8:30am ET, and Chicago PMI. Apple reports Monday, Nov 2.

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Follow the volume, not the noise Options Flow - Top by Volume 1. $SPY 528.4K (C 200.4K / P 328.0K) 2. $QQQ 482.2K (C 153.6K / P 328.5K) 3. $GOOGL 337.4K (C 195.4K / P 142.0K) 4. $IWM 320.0K (C 108.4K / P 211.5K) 5. $AMZN 263.4K (C 164.6K / P 98.8K) 6. $INTC 196.6K (C 104.9K / P 91.6K) 7. $PAA 189.7K (C 189.7K / P 0.0K) 8. $NVDA 182.7K (C 88.8K / P 93.9K) 9. $PAGP 176.4K (C 176.4K / P 0.0K) 10. $NFLX 165.0K (C 45.5K / P 119.6K)

Earnings tonight after the close, with expected moves by Friday: $AMZN ±8.0%
$INTC ±8.3%
$SNDK ±7.8%
$COIN ±7.4%
$MSTR ±5.0%
$RDDT ±13.2%
$RBLX ±15.6%
$RIVN ±10.5%
$DXCM ±8.4%
$SBUX ±5.3% Which one are you watching?

Well this is a delightful notification after running $75,000 through this card, I finally got an increase! Did anyone else get one of these notifications? $HOOD

Welp, got stopped out on $NOW over night. You win some you lose some. On to the next one!

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Daily Naked Trade Idea - HOOD Spot ~$90.03 Trade: Sell HOOD Nov 13 $75 put @ ~$0.39 (delta ~0.07) Premium collected: ~$39 per contract Buying power used (Tasty margin estimate): ~$751 per contract Return on BP: 5.2% in 15 days Effective cost if assigned: $74.61 Strike sits about 16.7% below spot, under the August low near $85 and just above the May base around $73, and earnings are already out (Oct 27), so none before expiry.

Nice bounce back on the Tasty account this week. Mostly loaded with $QQQ $HOOD & $CLSK As long as we don’t see a 10% pullback on QQQ, we print.

Digging into $MSFT report Pros 1. Azure accelerated to 48% growth ($33.2B), beating the 44% to 45% guide and up from 42%. 2. Microsoft beat on every line. EPS was $4.89 against $4.73, revenue was $92.28B against $90.69B, and both segments came in above their guides. 3. Margins expanded during the AI buildout: a 49.8% operating margin, opex under the guide and headcount down 2%. Cons 1. Bookings stalled. Commercial bookings fell 12%, the $677B backlog was flat with last quarter, and Microsoft 365 seat growth slowed to 5%. 2. Free cash flow fell 27% to $18.6B as cash capex doubled. Capex coming in under the guide could be a supply-timing issue, which the call should clarify. 3. Consumer is weak: Windows OEM fell 22%, Xbox hardware fell 14%, and the gross margin slipped to 68%.

Looking deeper into this $GOOGL selloff Q3: Pros vs Cons Pros: -Cloud revenue grew 103% to $30.7B, about $2B over consensus. -Cloud's margin hit 36.2%, against about 33.5% expected, and Cloud operating income tripled to $11.1B. -AI is scaling: the Gemini app has 1B users, API tokens are up more than 4x, and Search query growth is at a five-year high. Cons: -The core ad business missed across the board. Search was $63.4B against $65.0B and about flat with Q2, and YouTube and subscriptions also missed. -EPS was $2.12 against $3.02, or about $2.67 without the equity loss, and the operating margin fell to 31.8% from 34% in Q2. -Cash is tight. Free cash flow was negative $9.1B, there were no buybacks, Alphabet sold $12.4B of stock, and debt is $125B.

Todays Trade Summary: Premium collected: $460 Premium booked: $0 Opened: $HOOD Naked Puts $ROBN Short Put $HOOD Long Stock $NVDA Long Stock Closed: $MUU Long Stock All shared in discord