Can you still make deposits normally today?



铁头娃娃Can you still make deposits normally today?
Extreme tug-of-war, not participating tonight. Originally wanted to bottom-fish some aerospace stocks, but the risk still feels very high.


$Oracle(ORCL.US) Taking a quick bite and leaving is always the right move. Wait for the right timing to continue buying the underlying stock and ETF.



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$Oracle 260313 200 Call(ORCL260313C200000.US) Bought some lottery tickets last night 😆 Keep up the momentum!

$Circle(CRCL.US) This price action is crazy!

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$Applied Digital(APLD.US)Damn it, I had already bought the options, but ended up liquidating my triple position halfway!

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$Samfine Creation(SFHG.US)I'm really fed up, not allowed to buy

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The feeling is back! Yesterday was my first time trading Nasdaq options, and the ups and downs were so exciting—I'm in love! I made about four or five rounds of Nasdaq trades, with only one mistake—the rest were all big wins! Tesla is back on top. Since I couldn't stay up late, I bought a 2x leveraged long ETF and woke up to a 13% gain—Tesla, I love you. Woke up, cleared my positions, and then did some slow accumulation in the night session. PS: I already said yesterday—stay away from quantum.


Let's talk about recent trades. Due to work commitments, I stopped trading in mid-to-late December. In January, I lost more than I gained - can't help it as options often get slaughtered by both bulls and bears. I prefer single-leg strategies, but in current market conditions, hedging might be more beneficial.
From this point onward, I firmly believe the overall trend will be bullish after Trump takes office. This week I'm still looking to go long on Trump, but my ideal entry point would be when he reaches 132 before I jump in.
For the quantum computing sector, I suggest holding off for now. Jensen Huang's skepticism needs time to fade, and we'll need other industry leaders and data to prove quantum's value. Personally, the quantum sector hasn't reached my bottom-fishing threshold yet. Let's table this discussion.
I still believe we should look for opportunities to enter the robotics sector during dips - I remain bullish. $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$Tesla(TSLA.US)
The market was good yesterday, so let's not talk about stocks today and share some fun little life stories. Recently, I went furniture shopping and visited some physical stores to check out various samples. The store owner told me that there are factory subsidies that can be stacked with national subsidies, making it super cost-effective. They showed me the original price, then the factory discount, the mall discount, and finally an additional 15% off with the national subsidy. The boss said the national subsidy is only available until the end of the month and that they’d help with the paperwork to secure the subsidy for us. It got me so excited that I just wanted to empty my wallet and buy everything. Later, I thought about consulting my parents before placing an order. When I got home, my parents just laughed and told me the national subsidy isn’t as great as it seems...
Didn't participate in the battle last night. Recently noticed many star stocks are experiencing both long and short squeezes from both mid-term and short-term perspectives. Take Tesla for example - after breaking 360, people thought it would head to 400, but it plunged below 340. When it skyrocketed to 400, everyone expected it to continue squeezing to all-time highs, only to see it pull back again. So what about those who previously bought 450C or 500C expiring end of year? You might say they bought them as lottery tickets - gone is gone. But Tesla's options aren't exactly cheap. Nobody is truly foolish enough with money to remain completely unaffected and not feel regret...
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Previously calculated, the number of sheets for the day was counted into the team two days later. Currently, the team has a total of 45,000 sheets, with two more days of counting opportunities. Based on the speed of the past two days, averaging 3,000 sheets per day, reaching 50,000 sheets should not be a problem. Here, I would like to thank all team members for working hard with me. The more sheets the team has, the more money we get is not the case; it's based on the contribution ratio. So, we don't need to compare with other teams, just maintain our own rhythm. Stay steady, and strive for everyone to receive a satisfactory bonus at the beginning of next month! PS: Recently, I've been exploring mid-term strategies for options, suggesting to focus on crypto stocks, energy, and China concept stocks...
Here is a unified sharing for the Iron Head Squad and friends who are interested in joining the Iron Head Squad options team: The Iron Head Squad is a new team launched in September, with achievements of 70,000 and 35,000 contracts in September and October, respectively. As a new team, I am extremely grateful for everyone's support. First, I want to apologize to everyone—many team members have been removed recently, and I feel very sorry but also helpless. Originally, I intended to take a more relaxed approach with the November team, allowing voluntary participation while I push hard myself (as of today's statistics, I've bought over 8,000 contracts) as a safety net for the squad. Team members can just relax—there are no requirements...
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$Intuitive Machines(LUNR.US)$Coinbase(COIN.US)
11.14 Trading Sharing: Today I was the unluckiest guy, from nearly $3K profit to $3K loss, what a humiliation!
First, I bought LUNR in pre-market and sold shortly after opening because something felt extremely off. Sure enough, it crashed later—made about 7-8% here. Not much, but my main focus is on options now.
After opening, I quickly made some calls on TSLA and puts on AMD—PS: I’m extremely bearish on AMD. Up to this point, it was a total win, nearly $3K profit. Well, I really don’t mesh with crypto stocks—brain-farted and made two trades on COIN, got wrecked, straight-up lost $5K. COIN, you’re something else, what a humiliation! Never touching crypto again, never again, lesson learned! Later, I made a few puts and calls on TSLA—how to put it? Overall profitable, but mentally exhausting with low ROI. Eventually, I couldn’t take it anymore and went to sleep.
Summary: Posting this as a reminder—stay away from crypto stocks. Without understanding, entry/exit points are hard to control. Won’t touch them until I level up my knowledge.
Briefly watching TSLA’s support around $300. Beware of shorts getting squeezed by bottom-fishers—might stay away or dip toes lightly.
Breaking in a crucial take: Weakening Fed rate-cut expectations mean:
1. GTFO of Chinese A-shares, GTFO, GTFO, or you’ll die clueless!
2. During market pullbacks, buy fewer value stocks—wait till they bottom.
3. After-hours already shows multiple meme stocks—meme season might be coming, signaling higher options difficulty. You don’t have to buy memes but can use them as indicators for nightly options battles. If trading options, study the waves—trade swings, avoid one-way bets.


$Tesla(TSLA.US)
Trading notes for 11.13: Bought nine Tesla call options at 4:50 AM on the 13th. The first major rebound after a pullback—Tesla loves playing this script. My experiment worked.
Sold the calls right at the open. After peaking at $344, it pulled back to $338. I gradually added positions but almost got liquidated when it suddenly crashed. Didn’t expect such a steep drop from the high. At this point, I went from a $2K profit to a $2K loss—a $4K swing. Heartbreaking.
Regrouped, stayed calm, and went straight to puts. Played the waves repeatedly until I made back $2K, then misjudged the last move and gave back some profits. Closed with a $1K gain.
Back at it tomorrow 💪


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Shared on November 12th, today was a failure, the account went from a $4K profit to a $4K loss.
The overall trading was extremely challenging. The first half hour was the golden period, I managed to grab some SEA calls. I'm usually very quick to react, and although the quantity wasn't huge, I got a 70-80 point return. Then I did some day trading on TSLA, everything was perfect up to this point.
Later, I got caught in TSLA's bull and bear trap, couldn't time the rhythm right. Then I saw SEA drop to a reasonable price level, there was indeed a small profit opportunity there. But why was it so difficult? SEA's options change super, super fast. My moment of hesitation left me stranded at the peak. Foolishly confident about a small profit there, I went all in, only to see the profits evaporate.
Sigh, posting this as a lesson learned!

$Tesla(TSLA.US) $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) Another day of loving options. Went to bed early so only played a bit. First, kept the $2000 TSLA 350 call from the previous day, exited with triple profit. Then traded the 380 call waves, except for the last one which was a bit of a fail, maximized profit on every other wave. Missing the biggest upward wave is my regret, but doubling the account yesterday is satisfying enough. Before bed also did a small Nvidia options play, exited with 10 points, just crumbs in the options world, but TSLA trading is too nerve-wracking...

$PDD(PDD.US) fought only for Pinduoduo yesterday. In the first half, it was just for fun, painful yet happy, repeatedly doing day trading, firmly believing that the second half would reach new highs. Bought the dip and went to sleep, set the target price for automatic selling. Handed in a satisfactory answer sheet.



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$ASML(ASML.US) went all-in on puts last night, it's either feast or famine tonight.

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