I’d take what I have left, slap that shit in VOO and forget about it for a decade.

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Same , I got out just by breaking , after three long years . Felt amazing getting back 18 k that I thought was lost forever. Dumped 15 k into VOO and didn't want to think about anything else

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Definitely do, I’ve literally gotten rid of all the duds they allowed me to choose from and have been able to move a lot into VOO, VUG, VGT not to mention NVDA, MSFT all the regulars. My account was flat forever once you get control with BrokerageLink, the sky is the limit as long as you’re smart. The downside is you can buy anything….so don’t go YOLO into Gamestonk or some shit lol

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Sell them, buy VOO.. don’t touch until you retire. 

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Glad you got out man. But yeah, if you invest just throw money in VOO or SPY. It's so crazy how they think everything is corrupt and rigged yet somehow for a magical reason the US Government is going to pay off a coordinated group of market manipulators (apes) in the name of integrity.

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100% of companies should go bankrupt. All companies that have survived over a year have gotten a gov subsidy to keep them going . Or gov hand out, gov special treatment etc etc. zero company in the entire history of any company has ever survived on their own profits lol Thus earnings, p/e fundamentally are all shit indicators. We re all gambling. Even buying an etf sp500 Voo is gambling on the USA lol

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$VOO and chill long game if I’m being serious, if I’m being risky still I would suggest depositing more and trading 0DTE, also you could really be super risky and involve balance transfer credit cards 💳

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Why do people start with such big accounts. Take all out besides 1k only invest 1k and try to make at least 2% per week. If you can do that you are beating the market. There's day trading, swing trading, and long term investing. It is in order from high risk high reward to low risk low reward. I would start with swing trading, buying and holding a stock for a few weeks or months and selling and researching and buying a new stock that is undervalued and sell when it's starting to get over valued. Look at high volume stocks if you want to day trade, make sure you do a lot of research on how to make better day trades, use stock indicators with tradingview, learn different types of trading like fair value gap, supply demand, etc. Investing is the easiest, just buy vanguard stocks. I like to save my money in the world stock market and US bonds so I do VOO, VEU, BSV and I do 90% stock 10% bonds since i'm young and prefer higher risk and bonds are a lot safer, you would want higher percentage in bonds the older you get. Practice day trading with paper accounts. Try to only use 10k in paper trading or even 1k you can probably try options but stocks are the safer bet, go to somewhere where you can buy and short stocks and be careful about getting margin called which means your account gets liquidated and you lose everything for using too much of your account and not having enough to cover your losses. Options and futures and forex are higher risk with 100-500+ times leverage. Stocks are lower risk and something you should switch to with larger than 100k account or even less. You don't get that money back unless you gamble and get lucky, just leverage the money you have left. Look up DRIP investing and compound interest. They say your first 100k is the hardest to make and you started off with that. I just remembered There's a somewhat safe options strategy called the wheel strategy. In options most people are the player but you can also be the casino, you can sell calls and puts if you have enough for 100 shares of a stock. Just sell it 1 week out and you should make like 2-5% I think but even if you get you options exercised and your forced to buy or sell at the price you put you just continue the wheel strategy and only missed out on money, you don't really lose money unless you hold on to the shares of a small cap stock that keeps going down, just sell it away and continue the wheel with another stock.

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Who really knows? If it was covered with higher calls or shares then I don't think he'd be shook. Selling naked calls is dumb af, just being a 🌈🐻 with extra steps, and just asking to go get wiped out. Whenever I sell covered calls, I personally make sure that I'm either done with the stock or can accept any rise without regret. Have open covered calls on GOOG/AXP/XLU/SLV/TMF. Only one that's ITM is the XLU cause it's rocketed and I sold those 5/3. If they get called then I'm ok with it since I've been milking XLU divs + premium for a while only to feeling like I made the wrong move instead of just putting it into VOO/SSO/UPRO/QQQ/TNA/UWM. Already on the flipside wheeling out cash covered XLU puts further out.

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I am holding some bags procured with profit from previous plays. Kind of just want to see what happens AH and Monday at this point and will probably get out either way. Most likely I get wrecked but it was Monopoly money anyway. Anyone who's planning to hold this like it's VOO is deranged

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