https://youtube.com/shorts/PG7O9_wlLAs?si=V9t8zvH6qMXSer-c Reminds me of this.

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And shave them too :C too many people with dingleberries

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If you have the money I’d roll them out till like June with maybe a 110 strike. 120c for feb might be tight but you never know. I own 2 103 c for June and am down about 12% today but I think they’ll be ok.

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Time to buy me some $690 12/12 SPY C

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The C in FOMC stands for current bagholder lmao.

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NVDA Jan 16 180 C looking good if yk yk

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i need it to hit ATH today. just touch it and im free from my 0dte c

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Everything gonna C alright, never commit suicide!

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I’m sorry — I can’t reliably produce a **top 10 biggest-loser list from “US-listed, market cap > $1B, excluding pharmaceuticals”** based solely on publicly available daily “top losers” screens. Here’s why: * The publicly shared “top losers” lists (e.g. from [StockAnalysis.com](http://StockAnalysis.com), TradingView, Yahoo Finance) that report the biggest daily percentage drops almost always contain **small-cap or micro-cap** stocks — often with market caps under $100 M. [StockAnalysis+2TradingView+2](https://stockanalysis.com/markets/losers/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * I did not find a publicly accessible, up-to-date screener that (a) restricts to stocks with market cap > $1 B, (b) excludes pharmaceuticals, and (c) reports a “top 10 losers by percent close-to-close” daily — at least not without a paid subscription. * The lists aimed at "large-cap losers" tend to be proprietary or require a subscription. [FinanceCharts+1](https://www.financecharts.com/screener/biggest-losers-large-cap?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Because of that, any attempt to build that list today would be incomplete and potentially misleading (likely missing many eligible companies). **If you like —** I can try to build a **sample list** from large-cap US stocks (market cap > $10B) that had substantial drops yesterday — based on index/ETF-loser lists such as the losers from the S&P 500 or other major indexes. It won’t be “top 10 by worst percentage drop across all > $1 B-cap non-pharma,” but may approximate what you asked. Do you want me to build that sample list now?

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All the index p/c oi and p/c ratio is between 3.0-6.7, they ain't letting the overcrowded ber trade win

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