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For option traders aiming to achieve long-term success and sustainable returns, selling puts is a widely regarded and intelligent strategy. When compared to selling calls, selling puts generally presents a more limited maximum loss, making it a preferable choice for risk-conscious options investors.Understanding Put SellingSelling puts involves agreeing to buy an underlying asset, such as stocks or ETFs, at a predetermined price before a specific date. This agreement entails that the put buyer will compensate you, the seller, with a premium for taking on the potential obligation to purchase the shares. As long as the market price remains above this predetermined price at the expiration date, you retain the premium without any further obligation. However, if the market price falls below thi

From April to early May, after the price of gold hit a record high, it began to enter a shock adjustment.Three major factors lead to short-term adjustment of goldSince late May, gold has undergone significant adjustments. The adjustment pressure mainly comes from three aspects: First, the risk aversion sentiment has cooled recently, and the US dollar liquidity problem that the market was worried about has not yet appeared. However, the safe-haven demand for gold has not yet increased. Since late May, the price of gold has adjusted sharply, but the VIX index, which reflects market panic, has not risen sharply, and remained at a low level of 13.11 as of June 3. Looking back at history, the VIX index broke through 20 to correspond to panic in the market, and the price of gold will be boosted

Nearly a month before Nvidia’s ($NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$) consensus-beating earnings for Q1, rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc ($Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$) released its earnings for the same period, which also beat consensus estimates. Both companies – often compared to each other – have had markedly different performance in the Year Till Date (YTD) up until this past Friday: while Nvidia had risen 127.6%, AMD had risen only 20.4%. This might be slightly unfair, given that both companies’ current addressable markets aren’t necessarily the same. Trend Drilldown Using the same comparison metrics as those employed in the article describing

Hello everyone! $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ is gearing up for a stock split next. Recently, we broke another all-time high. Will the bullish trend continue after the split? Let's kaypoh and find out! Looking at the charts, we see a super bullish trend above all the moving averages. Yesterday, we closed at an all-time high of $1224.40, nicely above the resistance line at $1200. But ah, to play it safe, let's wait one more day to see if we can still stay above $1200. Better safe than sorry, right? Now, let's see the options market. We've got a put:call ratio of 0.66, which means things are looking quite bullish for Nvidia. Let's see how the week ends and where the next call walls will be. Maybe $1300? So, after gathering informat