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$NFLX 20261023 90.0 CALL$ Sold first take some premium 

$IAU 20261218 84.0 CALL$ Sold first 

$IAU 20261120 80.0 CALL$ $IAU 20261120 80.0 CALL$  Took some profit on my Covered call 

🐾 Three things that could make Wall Street wag its tail — or bite back! Today is a big day for my trading watchlist. I have US September CPI inflation data, major financial-sector earnings, semiconductor equipment results, and Anthropic’s pre-IPO investor day to watch. My job as Options Puppy is simple: I don’t chase every green candle, and I don’t panic at every red candle. I sniff out opportunities and manage my risk! 🐶📈 🐶 1. 🇺🇸 September CPI — the inflation boss fight At 8:30pm Singapore time, the US September Consumer Price Index (CPI) arrives. This is the number that could make the market bark loudly. Investors are watching whether inflation is cooling or whether higher energy costs are keeping prices stubbornly high. * 🟢 Cooler-than-expected CPI: Investors may become more optimistic

$OKLO 20261120 65.0 PUT$ Earn some 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Pltr rising due to better earnings 

🔎 Beginner’s Guide to Search Advertising — Part 1 How Meta, Google, Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, WhatsApp and AI Could Shape the Future of Digital Advertising The big idea: When I invest in technology companies, I don’t just look at how many phones they sell, how many people use their apps, or how impressive their AI models are. I also want to understand how these companies turn attention into advertising revenue. Think about it. A person searches for a new pair of running shoes on Google, watches a product video on Facebook, messages a shop on WhatsApp, and asks an AI assistant which shoes offer the best value. These activities could all create opportunities for businesses to advertise, attract customers and make sales. That is why I find digital advertising an important business model for begi

🏦 Beginner’s Guide to Bank Earnings: JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs & Citigroup Part 1 · Understanding bank earnings, trading opportunities and hidden risks When major banks report earnings, I do not just look at whether their profits beat analysts’ expectations. I want to understand where the profits come from, whether those profits can continue, and how the market might react after the results are released. The three banks in our discussion are JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS) and Citigroup (C). All three operate in the financial sector, but their businesses are different. This means a good earnings report for one bank does not automatically mean the other two will perform equally well. JPMorgan Chase A diversified banking giant Goldman Sachs Markets and investment banking Citigroup

$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ Assigned why I buy Oklo 

$PLTR 20271217 280.0 PUT$  Chilling