Clown comment on this sub. YOLO it anon you have it all figured out.

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So hypothetically speaking if you were to yolo it all one more time what would you choose?  Maybe another earnings play?

What was the single biggest profit you got from a play? Did you yolo all profits into next play?

Trading yolo options on earnings is your first mistake. People do not always act rationally on an individual stock basis.

you might be the best degener of wallstreetbets but in all honesty. Im sorry for your loss bro you should of started on demo. Then did a small account flip just cause you have money does not mean you yolo it.

Taking a loan out to YOLO on options is regarded regardless of the outcome. 

Lol, don't Yolo your life savings plus a loan. That's not nearly as insightful or a revelation to almost anyone. Anyone not as regarded as you knows that options are for play money and anyone who truly yolos is doomed to lose cuz even if they win, they'll go out over their skis eventually and give it all right back. Congrats, you found out that the house always wins now.

Dawg, If I had that much cash I'd just sit on it and wait for a massive crash day like we had just a few days ago and YOLO 100K on a 0DTE. Learn some TA and you can make 20% in literal seconds. Jeez

WTF is the thesis here? It's a 30 year old burrito company that was trading at like $80b market cap on like $1.5b earnings. What multiple do you guys think a burrito company should be trading at? Are these guys making a 50% margin on their burritos? How fast can you even scale a burrito supply chain? And, most importantly, why did they get rid of the chorizo?! Buying at that price is paying up front for the 90th percentile growth scenario, and the market is taking it back to the 50th percentile growth scenario. It's a meme stock, the only CMG options I would touch are salsa options. But it's WSB, so...yolo. Looking forward to seeing a post from someone who lost $100k on puts next week.

You can be a degen gambler, but if you do that make you understand what is risk management and consequences of actions I have a portion of my port that is labeled Degen Gambling, but even in that account I don't yolo into a single option play  . even risk is better with diversity

Looking for the CHEAPEST earning plays next week I’m playing some TLRY puts cuz they are dirt ass dollar store cheap. Not looking to get RICH obviously, just looking for absolute cheap plays to take a swing at. Suggestions??

Tlry puts ez money or nah?

How many shares you short?  Hope you YOLO $10,000 plus of puts

You still got $800 to yolo in NVDA calls