Think about this for a second. It's already too small of a sample size to begin with, but the OP concludes that by decreasing the sample size further post 2022, it's more proof that his findings are real. Check out this article to increase your ability to see through BS [https://www.statology.org/correlation-does-not-imply-causation-examples/](https://www.statology.org/correlation-does-not-imply-causation-examples/)

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Options aren’t hard because of Greeks. They’re hard because they rent space in your head all day. Most people don’t lose because they’re wrong. They lose because they size too big, stay too long, and don’t know when the trade is actually done. Walking away after a $150k hit is unironically elite risk management. I trade options too, but only when structure gives me an edge. If that structure isn’t there, shares beat dopamine every time. Congrats on the win. Surviving options is the real flex.

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Unfortunately no. At the time I had 500k. I peaked at 800k last year and lost it all in this april to 50k. Funnily enough that was a fun position for me then and it turns out to grow to 10 times size of my current account.

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Starting a next generation social media/onlyfans/gambling mashup business. It will be called “Predicktion”. Each day a new man will appear as the bet. You bet on size of penis being greater or less than average. Odds open at 9:30 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. at which time man shows penis and measurement is live-streamed.

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See those HUGE prints post bell, size buys

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##Is it possible to shrink the size of ball sack surgically? I mean its getting ridiculously large and Im still quite young

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I'm up 118% in 2 days I couldn't care less I didn't even look lmao, I'll check in a second Edit: Between 0,49XXX and 1.0XXX USD per trade (options only) depending on position size

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Nah I just trade 1-3 contracts at a time. Used to trade larger size but realized I was just setting large amounts of money on fire

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All depends on the size they have on your portofolio. IREN has become my number 1 and BMNR my number 2. Hoping for better days ahead.

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Anyone who actually follows the bond market knows: 1. The size and leverage of the carry trade is a problem, but 2. It's not unwinding, only retards who heard of it once are using it as an excuse for why the market is down. The currently volatile part of the JGB bonds are all at the long end, these maturities have nothing to do with the carry trade AND the yen has been weakening. These are like the exact opposite conditions of carry trade unwinding. People just like to parrot this shit because they think it makes them look like they understand economics

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