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I keep accumulating around my core position sub 1.90..

could be wrong but with those mid may warrants at 2.80 i think the MMs bring it there to start taking some profit.. same time the first full quarter of insurance revenue will come out which are supposedly looking good

I can wait 6 weeks for +40%
 

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If you have the funds buying plntr and writing covered calls might be printing money.

covered calls? I’ve never done any of that. I’m assuming you just need over 100 shares right?
 

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I keep accumulating around my core position sub 1.90..

could be wrong but with those mid may warrants at 2.80 i think the MMs bring it there to start taking some profit.. same time the first full quarter of insurance revenue will come out which are supposedly looking good

I can wait 6 weeks for +40%
I think it can touch 5 or even higher when they release the platform but that's not til end of q2. Im just frustrated with the lack of updates. And don't even get me started on SONN
 

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General questions: I know that I can transfer my whole stock portfolio from Robinhood to another broker for like $75, but can I transfer my whole stock portfolio into a Roth IRA in the same way, or is there a different process that I'd have to undertake?

Also, just to clarify something, if I own Coca Cola in both Robin Hood and in a Roth IRA, I have to pay taxes on it for Robin Hood, but I don't have to pay any taxes on it in the Roth IRA as long as I don't withdraw it until I'm 59.5 years old. Is this correct?
 

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General questions: I know that I can transfer my whole stock portfolio from Robinhood to another broker for like $75, but can I transfer my whole stock portfolio into a Roth IRA in the same way, or is there a different process that I'd have to undertake?

Also, just to clarify something, if I own Coca Cola in both Robin Hood and in a Roth IRA, I have to pay taxes on it for Robin Hood, but I don't have to pay any taxes on it in the Roth IRA as long as I don't withdraw it until I'm 59.5 years old. Is this correct?
This is how you transfer from a taxable account to a tax advantaged account:
Sell the stock. Transfer the money. Buy the stock again.

Would be nice if you could do it another way but if it was in a taxable account and it appreciated you own taxes on it. I can't take an account that was worth $10K and grew to $100K and just roll it into a tax advantaged account and not pay taxes on the growth.
 

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Tesla had amazing Q1 numbers. But the stock was stagnant. is that a sign?
Nah if you look at who's selling, most of the shares are 495-600, so mostly people who bought the recent dip IMO.

It needs to close above 700
 

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This is how you transfer from a taxable account to a tax advantaged account:
Sell the stock. Transfer the money. Buy the stock again.

Would be nice if you could do it another way but if it was in a taxable account and it appreciated you own taxes on it. I can't take an account that was worth $10K and grew to $100K and just roll it into a tax advantaged account and not pay taxes on the growth.

Yea, it was kind of a dumb question, but I had to ask. Appreciate the explanation.
 

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SPY leaps probably the safest calls you can buy :salute: why buy VTI calls tho? The option liquidity is lower than SPY and it basically tracks the SPY anyway (many of the same holdings).

I thought that VTI might be less volatile than SPY.
But now that I'm looking into it that might not be true.

I haven't pulled the trigger yet on VTI, but I still might pick some up at some point to see how it does.

I really like the idea of a "huge" low volatility ETF for options.
 
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