You’re playing this game on hard mode. Look at how much the price of in-the-money/near-the-money TLT options move each day. You can buy expirations on MWF every week. A big down Monday (and big is relative here because the price of the ETF doesn’t move a ton) can give you an exceedingly cheap entry point for a Wednesday call that doubles on Tuesday with a modest price move up. Instead of using that daily swing you’re going to just sit and let time eat away at the premium you paid and hope for a big move.

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When your store experience is usually worse than the mom and pop bodega the grim reaper is near.

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Yea man... Karazhan will always have a special place in my heart. The atmosphere was great and the fact that it wasnt particularly difficult but we ran it so much created lots of fun times with the boys that I will cherish forever. BT and Mount Hyjal were also peak. I still remember the Kaz Rogal fight we kept getting wiped cuz of the mana burn near the end and on our like 4th attempt of the night me and one other warlock kept drain tanking to then trade hp for mana(forget the spell name) and we just barely killed him with like 4 people left and the discord went wild. Felt like a superstar and it was actually tense af.

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back to $15 in the near future

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My car from 1998 gets 25 mpg. I travel 30 miles every day I work. Gas near me is roughly 6 dollars per gallon. If I work 5 days a week, I travel 150 miles. 25mpg x 6 gallons =150 miles So I need 6 gallons every week, at least Which means I need to spend a minimum of 36$ a week on gas 36 x 4 weeks = 144$ a month on gas This is the low end. I actually tend to work 6-7 days a week, and soon I'll be working two locations. And that's just for driving to work, not anything else

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These preproduction vehicles have had issues for years. I am a huge EV fan, but the semis are nowhere near there yet.

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Calls... Knowing these things are on the road and getting the kinks worked out and gas is near ATH prices. Edit: and Pepsi zero is best soft drink ever

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Maybe wait for a new dip in the coming days to come and re-buy ? If the stock reverse’s you’re forced to liquidate your positions. Or at least sell the borrowed positions before the stock market reverses . We know it will in the near future.

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Yep, it doesn’t work. I retired from short term trading when my daughter was 2 and my wife wanted to go back to work. It took me about 3 days to learn it wasn’t possible to look after a kid and to trade short term. Fortunately I had enough capital by then to live off of my stock portfolio. Intended to go back to trading when she started school, she’s now 11 and I’m still just running a boring zero-leverage stock portfolio and a very small trading book that takes 3-12 month options positions. I don’t need the money and I am enjoying a stress-free life, going to the gym and spending time with loved ones. Everyone needs to ask themselves, when is enough, enough? There’s nothing wrong with de-risking once you’ve got big boy capital that can carry you through life without working. Sure, $100m would be nice, but my life wouldn’t change anywhere near as much if I hit that number vs if I fucked up and went to zero. The ‘trade’ is highly asymmetrical and not in my favour. I’ve not worked in years, I’d want to kill myself if I went broke, yet $100m would mean I get a bigger house I don’t need and maybe trade my Porsche 911 for a Ferrari. Not worth it.

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1. I would suggest being honest with your wife about it. Having someone who you're accountantable to can prevent you from yoloing your account and revenge trading. Or at the very least make it more obvious when you've succumb to your gambling addiction. 2. Get the hell off RH. If you want an app that's easy to use, get Webull and you can set a stop loss and take profit for every trade... Or at least, when you're occupied with the baby. Additionally, they won't sell your nearly expired and near worthless options 30 minutes before close, which is BS, because those last 30 minutes can move a lot and are often where price action turns around. 3. Risk management. Some very lucky individuals can make millions without risk management. But nobody gets to keep their money without it. No trading system works without risk management. You need a plan and you need to stick with it.

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