Guess what? Re-deposited and got the capital back? Look at these pictures yourself. On December 1st, there was only $418 left. I broke even that month. But it did take a long time. October and November weren't great.

I didn't move, nor did I bet on doomsday.

The only thing I did was wait.

And remember, I didn't even fully ride $Rocket Lab(RKLB.US), only 2/3 of it. If I had waited a few more days, it could have gone up 20 times.

This 864.05% includes $Honeywell(HON.US) below.

And I lost $2000 on Honeywell at the end of that month.

Including that $2000 loss, the final return was 864.05%.

Just the small rocket alone was over 1200%. For the following days' trends, you can check the small rocket yourself. If I had held all the way, it would have been over 2000%.

Actually, if I had held $Honeywell(HON.US), I would have made money now, and it would have gone up 100 times. I mean long-term. I looked at that option, I sold it at $2-$3. Now it's over $30. That $10,000 would be $100,000 now. But I didn't hold, so what can I do?

So I really believe in my vision. I can make money long-term too!

Even with $Apple(AAPL.US) at its low, I lost a lot. But I didn't leave. I waited until the returns were good before leaving. Same as above, if I had held until today, the total account would be over $100,000.

As for the current $Tesla(TSLA.US), I think my cost isn't too high, around $420. I'll wait.

I said it last night. No matter how fast or slow the road is, as long as the direction is right, you'll reach the destination. If my trading sense comes back, I'll still take some money to play doomsday, but that's a very small part of the profits.

Any more questions? The account is only tens of thousands now. Not as big as you think. Take it slow. Making $100,000 this year should be easy. At this pace. If the market has a big problem, just wait. Five or six months of options, can't they handle some risk? What are you thinking? Reduce risk, take it slow. Outlast everyone.

I'll answer any other questions.

Stop making wild guesses.