I said half of them my boy, BTC, ETH and SOL doing good. Take a look at the rest of them.

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Big money gonna be made in crypto this year, SOL/ETH/BTC $RIOT / $CLSK

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You.borrow from an owner and sell. You get cash. Then you have to give shares back at whatever cost in the future. If price fell, you pocket difference. If it rises, you're SOL and still own the number of shares you borrowed.

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This was me with SOL, held almost a year, after I have up it jumped $100 a coin.

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Shift some of that into ponke/sol for the next 100 percent price move to make up your losses

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who bought corn an sol dip thursday

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Believe it or not, it’s much easier to get a loan in today’s word. Back in 2008 times, you basically had 4 options to get a credit card/loan and if your credit sucked, you were SOL. Today? You have like 300 avenues online to get approved for a line of credit within seconds, no matter what your rating is.

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It’s fun. I’m on SOL, buying whatever dumb coin that’s worth .00002 and has a funny name. Shitty internet art trading is doing pretty good too if you use tensor

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I debated on it, bought some SOL at 174 before it dropped to 130 lol. Converted all my SOL into AERO

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We experienced down days this week with historical implied volatility ranges in the probability of 6% (Monday) and 20% (Today). After going from a starting portfolio balance of $500—>$13,500 in three weeks (10% portfolio risk per trade) on my thesis that the market is rigged to implied volatility probabilities, which effectively wash out all repeated options strategies over time, I can confirm that the “points of resistance” that consolidation occurs at, also occurs at those exact points of probabilities. For instance, consolidation occurred at $499.73 on SPY last Thursday, around 9:00am. There was exactly a 50% chance that it would reach that low, on that day, based on averaging implied volatility and the frequency distribution of lows for each of those days. And it rebounded. Then later in the day, came crashing down, but I had already tapped out for the day and won. Ironically, the 0DTE puts weren’t worth anymore at a lower point cuz duh, theta. As IV is increasing, that means that historical probabilities are being broken to lesser odds of occurrence, of greater ranges. When IV is decreasing, it’s the inverse. The moves in the market are rigged to probability, not funDUMBentals. Fundamentals may help you chose which stocks are going in which general directions over the long term, but technicals determine the short term moves. Did you know SPY only had a 0.32% chance of being at $520, when measured from October, 2023? One may expect the inverse correlation to occur on puts to the downside. For a 300 bagger, it’s worth it to try. Maybe take 2% of your bullish gains and hedge in that direction, worst case scenario, you lose your insurance on your bullish position. Anyways, I dumped my entire 401k into bonds, hedged the bonds with copper, loaded up on puts, hedged those with ITM calls, and determined that Robinhood will be the next FTX. Don’t try to short this market on Robinhood, as given their insolvency during tough times, they will likely go bankrupt, burning everyone’s money with them. And you will be SOL. This is the year of the Bear. I’m ready. Are you?

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