@Optionspuppy:I opened $NASDAQ 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$ ,As I sold a call at $18 for my existing 100 shares I am starting to slowly dollar average in again to get more dividends as it has passed my sell call price 16 cents of dividend per month is so good and tasty plus I sell call getting 5 cents a month more Hope the market stays at this price
@SPACE ROCKET:Bought thousands into $Marathon Digital Holdings Inc(MARA)$ the other day. Finally found a good price to buy thousands into $CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ !! đ°đ„°đđđ These 2 are one of the best mining stocks yall. Its way oversold, bruised and battered by shorties and bears. However, they rebound pretty quickly too. Have faith! Come next Monday when market opens, crypto stocks will fly once more. And you'd regret not getting on when situation permits. It has been this way for a few weeks now if yall notice the trend. Right now, peeps are just fearful about how miner stocks would fare post halving. However, I see it as good opportunity to accumulate whilst the fear is there, for MARA and Cleanspark will soon
@Sporeshare:$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Chart wise, bearish mode! Likely to go down to test 152.00. Breaking down of 150 plus high volume she may likely continue to head further south to revisit 140 than 120 level. Not a call to buy or sell! Cautious mode! Pls dyodd.
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