$FISV 20260618 65.0 CALL$ 

$COMM DIAGONAL 260717/251219 CALL 17.0/CALL 22.0$ 

$COMM 20260717 17.0 CALL$ 

$AMAT 20260618 160.0 CALL$ 

$INTC 20260417 26.0 CALL$ 

$Solid Power, Inc(SLDP)$  

$Solid Power, Inc(SLDP)$  

$RKLB 20260417 50.0 CALL$ 

$INTC 20260417 26.0 CALL$ 

$Solid Power, Inc(SLDP)$  

$SOFI 20260116 15.0 CALL$ 

$APLD 20251219 27.0 CALL$ closed

$QBTS 20260116 15.0 CALL$ 

$APLD 20251219 27.0 CALL$ got hit by Friday big dipped. 

$RKLB 20260417 50.0 CALL$ 

$QBTS 20260116 15.0 CALL$ 

$RGTI DIAGONAL 251003/260116 CALL 31.0/CALL 11.0$ 

$RGTI DIAGONAL 251003/260116 CALL 31.0/CALL 11.0$ 

When I don’t sell call, the price won’t move. Once I sell call, it shot up limiting all the winning that I could have gotten. These are incident the market likes to do to us. Ensure all spread are covered so it doesn’t wiped out your portfolio.

Enrol to course which explain the basic of options so you don’t have to read the boring book and eventually give up before understanding them. Especially if it’s a paid course, one will be more willing to take the first step. A first winning trade will boost confidence so keep the initial trade on the safer side. Having friends or community with same goal and interest will ensure continuity as it is a boring journey if you do not have anyone to share the win/lose and easy to lose momentum and sight of moving forward. Write down important rules to remind oneself so that you wouldn’t make stupid mistakes and do review on your trade to learn from every one of it. Control loss: avoid naked call/put, allocate each position in sizes you can accept to lose, invest in good business, learn volat