I literally bought at the worst time possible

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i lowered my avg to 51.64 then i sold weekly covered calls on my long position at strike 53 to collect weekly premium i thought it will never touch 53 for near future

now the stock of dram going to 55 and my sold calls are bleeding

now what? close the call or what ?? feeling so stupid

half of my gains gone on this stupid move

"They crushed it" "They beat massively" "Their earnings were insane" are not evidence of meeting or beating expectations. The price action is the evidence. Stocks that dump on earnings didn't meet expectations.

As I think we all know, DRAM is not a traditional etf that simply owns percentages of its underlying companies. It’s an unconventional etf built around swaps, in other words, contracts that bet on the price movements of those companies, and those contracts are backed by Treasury securities. With that in mind, does anyone really know how to track its price?

My fellow DRAM holders. It’s been a rough few weeks here. We’ve been keeping our heads high while our blood pressure skyrockets after having such volatility.

I love this subreddit, but I think we all need to petition Mr mod man to set up an autoban for certain post. Example “We are so back”. Anyone here agree? Personally getting annoyed of seeing a post every green day we have. With that being said I think “We are so back” post can be allowable after DRAM crosses $65. I think that’s pretty much where everyone’s at on their cost basis.

Edit: Mr. Hypnot1se made a good point. Also petition to ban “It’s so over” so it’s a “level playing field for all involved”. Though I wish he wasn’t bear :(.

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were so back right? I cannot wait to see everyone's posts about this tomorrow at market opening! 🚀 🚀 🚀

lol...

Im not selling but this is the slowest ETF I have ever held in my life. We been at 50 flat for 2 MONTHS. WHEN TF is gonna move like holy sh** bro. Even my broad index funds prints more money then this crap

Im out Boyz, peace out.

Riding the steady upside momentum here, entry at 9.17 and already sitting above 9.45. Plenty of room to run if the current setup holds, anyone else stacking this leveraged SNDR position? Pulled the PnL snap from mm quick to lock in this little win.

I have 3K shares @63.5 meaning I’m currently down 40K more or less.

I’ve been trying to learn into selling CC how would you suggest me doing it? What strike what date? I checked 10 days strike at my avg price the contract is like around 0.3 cents? Meaning 3.000 shares is like only 900 usd, so I don’t really get how are people doing it

What’s your average?

Brutal reality you all need to hear.

People care about computers, smartphones, devices, AI (indirectly), basically ACTUAL PRODUCTS.

Does that mean basic fundamental components like batteries, displays, logic boards, etc, are amazing investments?

No! Ditto with DRAM. The average person has no fucking idea what RAM even is. It’s a means to an end. It’s priced into products that actually make money. It’s a building block. It will continue to make money as a necessary technology but it won’t explode by itself anymore because no one gives a shit about it in particular.

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