$SPX calls $4575.00 will be in play. If I don't update it does not mean that the number posted is not in play. $5.40/ct high of $8.40
$SPX call $4570.00 @$4.50 /5 cts avg [email protected] so 15cts @$2.03 $UNG 1500shs@ $7.10 lost of $750.00 on the $SPX trade but $NUGT offset it so day lost $390.00 will hold $UNG until 28 July hopefully $OVV don't go crazy cause most likely will make the switch
$31690.00.....if $SPX open above $4445.00 the n call to $4455.00 open below then $4425.00 puts in play
Just dropping in to say I haven't quit on this thread, we have taken full advantage of this month travelling and will continue to do so till about mid-September. So for now till then all accounts are in cash.
I will be back next week. Between travelling and our youngest daughter needing our support while she was studying for her final exam to become a Registered Nurse which she nailed by passing the first 85 questions out of 150, I can now get back into the swing of things.
I was planning to be back this week but our middle daughter is struggling with mental health issues and as a parent my obligation is to her before anything else. Good luck all and I will be back when things are a bit calmer.
It's great to see you're treating your trading with more caution this time. Last year's gains might have been wild, but it's all part of the journey. As they say, with great returns come greater responsibilities (and taxes!). So, better use codes from https://proptraderhub.com/the-funded-trader-discount-code/ to save a bit. Keep it steady and smart this year – best of luck!
Things have moved in a positive manner so far, for now I won't be as active but will post mostly some longer trades(week to a month) when I find a potential. rewarding trade.
I totally get where you're coming from. Managing a small account can be tricky, especially when you're aiming for big gains. It's important to approach it with caution this time around. Last year's gains were amazing, but let's be mindful of taxes and the potential risks. Using what's available wisely and staying on the right side of the tax man is key. Here's to smarter investing this year.
