Whoever posted that someone was lining up calls 4 days ago, ily.

I saw Netflix go down hard and I watched it, I looked for the cheapest call that was near an achievable price as well. Then I bought in @ 71 and now I wait. It always seems after a shitti week some companies recover slightly the following week. I am not financial advisor so please don’t take my word, I’m just a fellow regard. Watch out for IV crush

Update: I sold @ 180, double what I put in, now I will turn this into 0 in no time lol, hopefully another small option

I turned my last $200 into $100,000 and then back to $70,000 in the course of 10 months. I took out 35k.

It was all luck, I had many many failed attempts from 1k to 2k, but I said fuck it and started going hard on earnings and not letting emotions cloud my judgement. What lead my account even higher was putting 12k into KLAC and then to Micron and I went down with the sector for the past money losing 50k in the process of unrealized losses. It’s been a wild ride and I am not stopping till I go back to 100k again.

Current positions in second picture, good luck everyone.

Bought 3 KO calls 7/24 a couple days ago at $0.80 average cost. Rallied overnight sold at $1.20. Took that and bought a Nvidia call 7/31 at $3.20 sold at $5.25.

Bought KO after they announced the hack, guessed it would rebound within a week. Bout the Nvidia as I saw some forward momentum and figured it would continue. Got lucky.

Even the average daily volume is high, 80 mil shares trade each day. What is going on her, Bueler? Bueler?

Putting everything I have into MSTR. Significantly expanded their btc portfolio, is a leveraged play, and btc is slowly but steadily recovering. Hovering around 100 per share it’s severely undervalued

Calls with AAPL & SPY, I hope to reach 2000, one small peepee play at a time

Update: I forgot to add the calls, ill post picture in the comments & sorry it was Nvidia

Why did this trade not instantly cash in everything but the profit like all of my futures trades did yesterday? Will I have to sell stocks to avoid paying margin interest?

Hey guys!

Copper demand is the headline. Copper supply is the problem - and exploration today is the only answer for a decade from now.

Most investors understand the demand side of copper.

AI data centers, power grid upgrades, electric vehicles, renewable energy projects, and new manufacturing facilities are all increasing the need for copper. That part of the story has become widely discussed.

The supply side is where things get more complicated.

A higher copper price doesn't immediately create more copper. Finding a deposit, drilling it, proving the resource, completing feasibility studies, getting permits, and building a mine can take many years. The mining industry works on a much slower timeline than the industries creating new demand.

That delay is why exploration companies are worth watching. The projects being explored today could become the mines supplying the market a decade from now.

A few companies on my radar:

• Kutcho Copper ($KC) - Continuing work around the feasibility-stage Kutcho project, with drilling focused on expanding copper-zinc mineralization near the planned development area.
• Surge Copper ($SURG) - Advancing the Berg project after a strong preliminary feasibility study, while continuing work to grow one of Canada's larger copper development opportunities.
• NRED ($NRED / $NREDF) - Developing the Wilmac copper-gold project in British Columbia's Quesnel Belt, located near Hudbay's Copper Mountain Mine. The company is also building its MetalCore AI platform to improve mineral targeting and geological analysis.
• Panoro Minerals ($PML) - Expanding the Cotabambas project with a 45,000-metre drill program after reporting high-grade copper-equivalent results from recent drilling.
• Copper Fox Metals ($CUU) - Advancing several copper assets, including the Schaft Creek project with partner Teck, while continuing exploration and economic studies across its portfolio.

Copper prices today tell us what the market needs right now. Exploration companies are focused on answering a different question: where will the next wave of supply come from?

If investment in AI infrastructure, electrification, and power networks continues growing, the companies advancing quality copper projects today could become increasingly important as the industry searches for new sources of supply.

AI needs chips. Chips need data centers. Data centers need copper. And copper needs to be found first.

Asked around about an oil strat yesterday and got some feedback. Sold CRAK cause it returns too slow. Then I decided on VLO since it is the 2nd largest refiner in America anyway.

AMC was just a meme bet, so was SPCX.

Are we gonna get the 57th deal tonight?

I almost sold the NVDA call this morning because I bought it yesterday 😂. What do you guys think about upcoming intel earnings?

Genuinely need to turn 5k into 10k in the next couple days.
Give me the most disgusting volatile plays you can come up with.
I’m waiting…

This should be interesting.

Semis got crushed. SOXX dropped 20% off the June 22 peak, QQQ bled about 8% in the same stretch. Monday flipped the script fast, QQQ +1.9%, SOXX +5.5%, INTC and COHR both up 6-7%, and even the big names NVDA, AMD, MU, AVGO each tagged around +2%.

So now what. SOXX is still sitting 16% below the June high. One green day doesn't fix that.

The two camps I keep seeing: JPMorgan calling it a momentum rebound off oversold levels, BofA framing it more as a summer sentiment reset that needs earnings to confirm. Taiwan export orders came in at +59.4% YoY, smashed the +49.5% consensus. TSM flagged a pricing increase of up to 10% in 2027. Supply chain signals are actually decent.

Pulled the chart on moomoo and SOXX still looks like it needs to reclaim a lot of ground before this stops feeling like a relief rally.

61% Of fund managers in the latest BofA survey don't expect AI capex to get cut this year. That's the bull case in one line. But if earnings this week disappoint, that thesis gets tested hard.

Been adding back into semiconductor names on the dip. Am I early, or did I already miss the snap-back?

Hey guys, RS have been going about 50/50 lately so it's worth watching them for volatility. It's an under-valued stock as it is and it's a conservative ratio so it's worth putting on watch IMO.

Following today’s RS, $MSS should have ~800K shares. That’s a little over 100k more than $VIVK. Because there is legitimate progress and value here, the 1:5 Reverse Merger could trigger a run after trading resumes. We’ve seen some post RS runs recently and the better ones tend to be companies that have some substance to them. The conservative RS ratio of 1:5 doesn’t hurt either.

$VIVK is, admittedly, an outlier, but $MSS could definitely get a tradeable squeeze here so it’s worth watching. For me, I would take a hold above $2.50 as a good sign a move could be in play. A sudden run above $2.65 with fast six-figure post-split volume is the kind of signal I'm looking for. Losing ~$2.20 it's all guesswork from there.

IF this goes, it could realistically see $3.50 to $4.15. A ton of volume could produce a legitimate low-float squeeze and see $5.00 to $7.00. A $VIVK run on this float is possible but I wouldn't bet my whole trade on it.

Background: Maison Solutions ($MSS) is a specialty grocer that serves Asian American and other ethnic communities. They went public in 2023 to facilitate a pivot toward a technology enabled retail and solutions platform. Since then, they have acquired an AI/IoT-based display system as well as a supply chain management system to help modernize their stores. They have made a lot of progress with demand forecasting while loyalty and block-chain-based privacy applications will follow.

In 2025 $MSS closed about $4M in licensing and consulting agreements. They are optimizing their store margins by pioneering direct sourcing agreements. They are also shuttering underperforming stores for a leaner, more efficient growth model as they evaluate underserved markets across the Midwest and south for potential expansion.

Taking the whole balance sheet into account, they will finish the year ~$7.6M annualized EBIDTA. This doesn’t include the divestiture of underperforming stores. This projects an EV/EBDITA of roughly 2.5x, significantly better than peer median and, strictly speaking, a metric that says the company is selling at a discount.

We may get a post RS move or we may not, but based on recent history I think the odds are good enough and the reward significant enough to keep it on watch. GLTA.

How's everyone doing today?

A couple of moves I hesitated on could have put me up a little bit more but it is what it is. We get up each morning and we don't know what's in store for us but we just hang on for the ride and see what we can collect along the way. Don't now weather to high-five you or throw you some bills for some lunch money the ones that got called in those halts today.

Traded two stocks, green on both $LABT & $ADVB, added 0.20% to the account with 13 filled orders.

Getting out early so I can trim some grass and head to work. Everyone take care of yourselves, be safe and as always stay green 💵 my friends. Y'all have a good one!