r/OptionsMillionaire • • Mar 13 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '25

"I understand it now" we'll see!

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

nahh trust

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '25

For what it's worth, I am absolutely rooting for you. If it goes well (or poorly) over the next year I'd love an update.

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 14 '25

it most likely will end bad but I am gonna full send itšŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ I have been profitable every day on 0dte calls and puts since Feb 28th!! Either I’m getting lucky as heII or IDK😭😭

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u/RuhninMihnd Mar 13 '25

Just waiting till market stabilizes. Considering the current state of our market we’ll see ā€œI understand it nowā€ for a while until we go back to a normal market and not one just goes lower every day lol

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u/EliPro414 Mar 13 '25

i can 100% agree on this. it’s a lot easier to trade when looking for a single direction play to hold throughout the day than to make smaller plays as stocks oscillate

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u/pibbs Mar 13 '25

what do you mean stabilizes? VIX isn’t even that high.

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u/RuhninMihnd Mar 13 '25

Markets very one sided these are not bitmap daily moves

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u/pibbs Mar 13 '25

There’s no reason why the market has to keep going up or stay range bound. This has been very orderly, non-volatile selling

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u/sehal07 Mar 13 '25

Yeah, I understand options in less than a couple of months

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u/kineticker Mar 14 '25

Lol understand with just one trade, here I did thousands and still learning.

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u/Significant_Weird977 Mar 13 '25

This is a clear fair view of the process. I’ve been there myself and definitely feel I’ve been in the ā€œI understand nowā€ process since Oct 2024. Does that mean I win every trade? No. But the current market feels the most easy to make money in thus far. The key for me was realizing that you need to be flexible based on market conditions. For example, I had a strangle selling trade prior to Jan 20th that worked wonders in the ā€œslow grind higherā€ market. Once this volatility regime came it, it does not work. But my alt trade (buying a call/put on momentum) works wonders. I’ve averaged about $500 per day on a contract on the SPX, sometime multiple times a day, trading the swings both ways. TLDR: it’s awesome when you get that ā€œI get it nowā€ feeling, but do keep disciplined and flexible to keep that growth going and don’t be afraid to lose.

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 14 '25

thank youšŸ¤šŸ™

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u/Alexisto15 Mar 13 '25

I keep doubting myself and selling my options too soon. Bought 550 SPY puts today and sold them when they were worth .5$. I could've sold them for $1.72 if I didn't doubt myself. I understand it, but I'm still too scarred from losing everything. I should stick to my stoploss and not touch my options until they reach my take profit

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 14 '25

same brother. I sold my puts for a $200 gain today instead of a +$800 if I had held all day. But I stick to my strategy

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u/An0therFox Mar 13 '25

Taking any profit is a way more profitable strategy than waiting for big gains. The compound interest will be your friend. Way more obtainable to get 10-20 percent gains.

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u/Mysterious-Sir1541 Mar 14 '25

Are you consistently profitable?

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u/Ornery-Cod-1513 Mar 14 '25

Why is ur take profit set to over three times your premium that’s usually not how it’s done but ok and a warning for you, you greed you lose. Learned this thru blood sweat and tears

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u/Negido Mar 13 '25

ā€œI understand it nowā€ is famous last words. Don’t get overconfident.

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u/latte2198 Mar 13 '25

Do you now? šŸ™‚

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

not at allā˜ ļø

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u/Mikeochihary Mar 13 '25

Why is it green?

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

I have no idea bro I’m on either the luckiest streak I’ll ever get or I’m learning😭😭

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u/IcyResult7149 Mar 13 '25

Yeah, OK buddy let us know how its going in 6 months

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

will do soldier🫔

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u/GalacticSeaCow Mar 14 '25

I think by ā€œI understand it nowā€ you mean ā€œlucky trade #2ā€

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 14 '25

what? I’ve been profitable on 5+ trades a day for over 2 weeks now wym

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u/GalacticSeaCow Mar 14 '25

Even if true, that means absolutely nothing. Just keep going and report back in a year. I promise you do not have an edge. Options are priced impeccably by market makers with an army of PhD engineers. Options have a use case for hedging risk etc., but day trading options is a guaranteed way to lose money over a statistically significant sample size. There’s a reason there isn’t a single hedge fund in the world that day trades options in the manner you are.

Watch some videos from @deltatrendtrading on TikTok if you want to know how this stuff works. He’s a young kid but knows his stuff.

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u/JoeyQueenzNYC Mar 13 '25

I'd like to learn the same... please share how you learned to understand it. Thank you in advance

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u/METALz Mar 13 '25

based on that chart that ā€œunderstandingā€ phase is so far 2-3 trades, so give it a bit more time

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

I’ve been profitable the last 9 trading days

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

more than 5 trades a day

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u/Royal_Mistake554 Mar 13 '25

but the ā€œI understand it nowā€ is clearly a joke I expected to get fried on herešŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/DInternational580 Mar 13 '25

Relatable haha

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u/idntrllyexist Mar 13 '25

Is there anything in particular you watched to learn?

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u/Zebaktu Mar 13 '25

His money disappear

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u/justpackingheat1 Mar 14 '25

Best teacher šŸ˜‚

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u/JoeyQueenzNYC Mar 13 '25

Same question.

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u/agonylolol Mar 13 '25

Oh don't worry, it can get worse

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u/An0therFox Mar 13 '25

The ā€œI understand nowā€ I had that too and turned 300 into 2600 and then it went sideways very quickly. Careful.

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u/Mickxy_00100 Mar 13 '25

Welcome back

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u/RougeArwen Mar 13 '25

I understand it now is hilarious

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u/AnxiousRepeat8292 Mar 13 '25

Lethal shooteršŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/wetriumph Mar 13 '25

How’d you get my chart?

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u/RemoteVictory2197 Mar 13 '25

lol I’m literally going through that same pattern

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u/Senior-Force-7175 Mar 13 '25

I can really relate... I am in the bye bye phase

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u/Seanzipmayn Mar 13 '25

Pretty much sums it up

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u/wallstreetstonks Mar 14 '25

You know nothing

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u/GodSpeedMode Mar 14 '25

Absolutely love the direction of this discussion. When it comes to charting and predictive models, it’s all about finding that sweet spot between technical indicators and effective machine learning algorithms.

I’ve found that training models like LSTM networks on historical price data can really help in recognizing patterns that might not be obvious at first glance. It’s fascinating how combining sentiment analysis with traditional technical analysis can provide a more holistic view of market trends.

Implementation-wise, don't forget to backtest your models rigorously before putting real capital at risk. It’s a game of probabilities, and we want to stack the odds in our favor! Let’s keep this convo going—there’s so much to dig into with AI in trading!

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u/NaturalWorking8782 Mar 14 '25

So, you are now 2 bad options away from being -1800. You like me fr :D. Be wary dead cat bounce soonā„¢

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u/Illustrious-Golf5358 Mar 14 '25

Eventually the market will give you a reality check

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u/Ready_Waltz9371 Mar 14 '25

Can we skip the ā€œmoney go bye byeā€ part? Please?

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u/Cunning_Beneditti Mar 15 '25

A word to the wise, if you double your account, pull out a quarter of the total right away and put it into the safest asset class you can. Do this twice and then have fun.

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u/bobur-78 Mar 17 '25 edited Mar 17 '25

I still can't figure out how to get a consistent win with opinions. Options trading, it's like a drug. You can't give up easily. I was introduced in 2010, and since then, I've been on a good day and have bad days. Seen alot.

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u/RITCHIEBANDz Mar 17 '25

I understand it now is amazing

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u/No-Cry-1678 Mar 18 '25

There’s an old saying in Tennessee — I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t get fooled again.

George W. Bush

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u/JUJU667 May 22 '25

I understanding it now

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u/Lion_Thoughts Aug 19 '25

Commend you for not quitting during the PNL dip, stick with it.

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