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About MediaAlpha, Inc.

MediaAlpha is a marketing technology company. It operates transparent and efficient exchange platforms that facilitate real-time transactions between advertisers and publishers of performance media. MediaAlpha has developed distinctive platform solutions for a range of insurance verticals, including auto, motorcycle, home, renter, health and life, and non-insurance verticals, including travel, education, personal finance and home services. MediaAlpha powers over 200 million transactions annually, representing more than $400 million in aggregate media spend.

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Leveraged ETFs are def a horseshoe thing - the midwits hate them, but I made my year on a 3x leveraged gold miner. They say only hold for a few days max, while I held for a few months. They can certainly hurt as much as they can help, but intellectual mids have an innate bias against them.

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Edit: angry tards downvoting. Google it, Colombia is the 2nd highest cheating country in the world. Some surveys show 66% have cheated past year. From what I've heard that's because infidelity is a given in their culture. So married men are almost allowed to fuck around, it's not cheating if it's just fucking. So the ones not tied down max that situation out.

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They max out anything and everything 🙄

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The thing that always does it for me with these types of posts is that OP could have just done nothing and been much better off, instead they put in effort to be way worse off. Considering most slot machines pay out 95% OP could have just parked themselves at a slot machine and kept hitting the max bet $2 spin on a cheap machine and would have probably won the jackpot a couple times in that span, and likely would have had more money in their pocket. Still a loss, but not a total loss.

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With the exception of some put spreads almost everything is done at a debit. Meaning the risk is defined. What you put in is the max risk. Sometimes the in the money call spreads are much cheaper than the out of the money put spreads. Sometimes the out of the money put spreads are cheaper. So you just buy whatever is cheap and the patch it together until your trade is risk less relative to the movement of the stock.

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If you buy a 23/24 call spread for .45 that means that as long as the stock is above 23.45 you don’t lose money. If it is above 24 you make a 120% return (before fees). If you also buy the 24/23 put spread for .25, your combination of put and call spreads ends up with a net risk of making 40 dollars or 66%. If you buy two call spreads and only one put spread you end up with a max risk of +5$ and a max return of +105$ against a cost to open of 95$.

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Always fascinates me how things that would drive me bonkers don't bother some people at all. My nephew cheerfully watches YouTube with ads, even though he has a YouTube Premium account, because "he can't be bothered to log into his TV". I'm like, dude it'll take 10 seconds max. "Nah I don't mind the ads that much"

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That's XOM leading look at CVX, COP, VLO on max monthly charts

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Hope this works out. I put $3k total in the 430/450 call spreads 20x for Feb 20 and 10x for Feb 27. I caught it right at the bottom on Thursday. Max print is $60k between the two trades. MSFT has no business trading below 500

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