darkboy301
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Can i get a quick tutorial on the call loss and call limit option?
A Robinhood trader tells us how he raked in a 2,400% return in 5 days as the coronavirus and oil hammered markets
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DOS_patos
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What Is a Limit Order in Trading, and How Does It Work?
A limit order is used to buy or sell a security at a pre-determined price and will not execute unless the security's price meets those qualifications.
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What Is a Call Option and How to Use It With Example
A call option is a contract that gives the option buyer the right to buy an underlying asset at a specified price within a specific time period.
16bitSheez
Je Ne Sais Quoi
There are some short term opportunities to be had with relatively low risk as well though. Hint, look into gold stocks or ETFs. It’s like 25:1 potential upside for some of them. Short term meaning holding for couple weeks or so max.
DOS_patos
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so you joining the stock market game or you just yapping?
My wife trades options all the time
here’s hoping we hit it big
here’s hoping we hit it big
ghostdenithegawd
Yuuuuuurrrr
NOT NECESSARILY , a consultant doesn't mean big bread he worded it nicely if you fix your peoples computers your technically a consultant. Most real tech consultants say " i am a tech consultant for multiple companies" a nigga saying im a consultant in the technology sector is open and shut wording you would want somebody to ask what companies you work
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16bitSheez
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Been trading for past 3 and half years now. Mainly intraday trading, but sometimes trends or swing trading focused on small-mid caps, and just getting my feet wet in options as well.
@DOS_patos PM me
SneakDZA
The New Ho King
Your taxes must be a nightmare.
16bitSheez
Je Ne Sais Quoi
It’s not as bad as you think. I was left scratching my head on few documents trying to plug in the right info from the broker form you get at the end of year, but you can transfer all the data electronically from that form so it does it for you, or you can just plug in the sums losses and gains which the document already calculates and this the figure the IRS needs..I’m not a tax pro but I got through it. First year I gained thousands but it didn’t affect my tax liability from what I noticed and not sure why. Can’t remember if because I worked a regular job and was already gettin taxed heavy enough there or maybe the fact I never withdrew money out the account, or if because an exemption from school or what. Second year I lost half what I gained, (still experimenting) and third year I lost a little less than that and used these losses to offset my tax liability a bit. Not sure how it will be next year, when I file because God willing I plan withdraw this year at least buy a new crib in August.
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