This week we find out if yeeting my entire portfolio into AMZN was highly regarded 350 shares 2 $140 APR21 calls.

Imagine if JPow Jackson holes everyone on Wednesday because of recent ridiculousness then Thursday APPL, GOOG and AMZN guide lower then Friday morning Payrolls come in biggly hot. Looking at giga turbo-nuking the market

Meta calls free money

Amzn probably but idk

Amzn 117$ this week amd 91$

So…. SNAP calls, META, GOOG, AMZN puts?

I see. I have $83 to purchase options with and am not sure AMZN can reach !$120 in only 24 days.

Is that not the truth though - to an extent? Growth has rapidly decreased (with no bright light at the end of the tunnel), forward guidance is showing poor economic conditions, and you still have stocks like NVDA & AMZN trading over 50x PE. Where’s the valuation coming from? From my knowledge this whole rally is inflation based. You take a look at lumber, oil, copper, commodities in general, and DXY and that’s what is being illustrated (to me). This can/should be due to China reopening as well as debt ceiling issues.

Now the tricky part is what will the Feds involvement be? The markets been pricing in cuts for months. The worst is yet to come in my opinion, these historically quick rate hikes lag. The effects will soon be felt and it’s very possible some event and hard landing occurs.

My positions:
I'm in $NVDA because "ChatGPT runs on NVIDIA" is the new "Windows runs on Intel."
I'm in $AMCR: It's a divided aristocrat that is also a very stable stock in an easy-to-understand business
I'm in $AMZN because my SO likes it. I don't but gotta keep the SO happy. They dominate cloud computing.

Hope this helps.

The next big junk heap to rally

So, the last 6 months or so we've seen numerous names that had absolutely radioactive sentiment yet they've rebounded sharply on some pretty small or questionable catalysts.

NFLX - customer and price saturation in full effect, main "idea" is to call customers password thieves, launches desperate and poorly conceived ad tied but has to refund advertisers... up 120%.

NVIDIA - incredibly high multiple, caught as the poster person of high tech and semiconductor glut, reveals a large portion of earnings are from crypppto (they call "gaming") where demand has vanished, up 100+%.

Bi+coin - left for dead as scandal after scandal and no more greater fools exist, n.ft myth and basic premise becomes a household joke - but crypot related names already up 50-100% this month.

META* - another poisonous company and product, became a global joke, clueless leader betting the company on legless animated puppets like an unfun version of second life. Up 60% on.... nothing?

TSLA - sociopathic owner, stale products that look like GM Saturns, slumping sales, aimless and corrupt leadership, finally facing real competition, having to absolutely slash prices to get rid of inventory, leader is off running a message board for authoritarians and their cultists, up 75% this month.

Any of these would have seemed like a terrible buy at their bottoms.

So, what's the current worst and irredeemable large junk pile that will have its 50-150% trash-to-cash rally? Some suggestions...

PYPL - nothing new, CEO still hasn't explained his hyperbolic optimism right before a straight 70% drop in value.

AMZN - gone from customer favorite to universally hated. Every announcement is more negativity, constantly degrading the value prop of Prime, getting rid of shipping incentive, doubling down on third party seller junk, untrustworthy reviews, delivery problems, no action on used and counterfeit merchandise, no leadership.

FSLY/NET - grew on the back of pandemic and social trends like WFH, Tiktok, remote schooling. World is opening up and content distribution more commoditized with slowing growth.

SOFI/RKT - alternative financials, Fintechs. The assumption is that mortgages and loans will be a stock market Death Valley for years to come thanks to fed inflation fighting panic moves. Their clients tend to be more vulnerable, younger, lower assets, lower credit, etc.

any of the EV juniors, suppliers, battery companies - things like Canoo, Rivian, Micro-Vast, Frey, QS. All were once valued on the premise of "what if they can just take 2% market share?" Now that feels like a pipe dream.

Which of these will have their 75% one-month bounce? Or what name do you think will?

As someone who bet big on AMZN stock sub $90 I would be absolutely shocked if by July the stock wasn’t trading between $115-$125 a share which would be at least a 30% increase from its lows earlier this month.

I started buying AMZN and GOOG right after the split announcements. I definitely hope that they buck the trend and start paying dividends. Otherwise, I don’t expect to recoup my principal this decade.

Buy AAPL and AMZN 2/3 at money calls tomorrow?

There is no right answer. How you come to YOUR right answer is dependent on when you want to use the $ and your appetite for risk. Bonds would be least appetite for risk. In the next several years AAPL has a very good chance of significantly outperforming bonds, but in the next year perhaps no. If it were my decision, and I was taking a least a few years before selling, I would sell some and exchange for msft, nvda, amzn, and a handful of choice dividend stocks. Keep in mind you will pay capital gains on anything you sell, so you’ll want to try to sell them in years you have minimal or no other income to reduce your tax burden.

Long Goog and 🚀 AMZN

I'm going all in on amzn calls

Calls on SNAP, Puts on META, GOOG, and AMZN?

Eh, the only issue with calling SOFI junk is Galileo. That is an innovative technology that allows fintech apps to access banking. It’s a best in class product. Plus all banks will suffer with the shift in mortgages from what they were to where they were going. SoFi only offers loans to “blue chip” borrowers and they don’t have brick and mortar liabilities… I think they’re actually going to put perform. You’re off the pulse there. (This isn’t a pump, I do hold equity in SOFI)

I don’t like your analysis on AMZN either. Everyone still uses them, they have a competitive streaming service, AWS is their largest source of revenue and they’ve been crushing M&A with acquisitions such as Whole Foods… They ran a little hard and are over valued but they’re not a garbage pile stock.

TSLA is going to collapse from this recent run. Especially when they don’t deliver 2M new vehicles like Elons tongue and cheek comment. And talk about now hated, Musk? He is your Amazon description.

Just an alternative view.

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Lol, my TQQQ average is $17.10, my AMZN average is $84.50, META is $114.20, and GOOG is $104.80.

I'll gladly hold these "bags" at the prices I have them.

Week ahead 🎞️:

▪️ Consumer confidence data Tues ▪️ ISM manufacturing 📊 Wed ▪️ 🚨 FOMC meeting Wed 🚨 ▪️ Jobless claims Thurs ▪️ Nonfarm payrolls 💸 Fri ▪️ Earnings: $SNAP $AMD $AMZN $AAPL $GOOGL $UPS $META

yeah i too saw this one coming, but only bought shares at 129 cuz i knew even those would make solid gains and wanted to mange risk. But man i'm kicking myself for not thinking TSLA options. i just made a nice return on AMZN and GOOGL options so wanted to preserve rather than risk.

TSLA is like crypto, when it gets moving, get on or get out the way

AMZN, GOOG and APPL decided to do ER at the same day?! a scheme to balance their collective shitty reports?

A strong argument for viewing the tech giants as equity conglomerations/indexes in and of themselves. GOOG, MSFT, AMZN, FB, AAPL, you aren't just investing in their core businesses, you get everything under the umbrella as well.

Agreed, if Google was this good at AI they’d be releasing AI, or at minimum would be where Microsoft is with their position in OpenAI.

Google is good at advertising that it’s, remember almost no other roll out from google has been super successful. All they have is ad biz and DOJ about to break up their monopoly on that.

Wouldn’t go with google on this.

Microsoft, Palantir, Snowflake, Amzn are all way better opinion with directly related or data provider for AI systems

The next leg down in the markets is going to be MASSIVE and where real money is going to be made. This rally is awesome, but all it takes is Papa Powell to come out hawkish and saying higher for longer, a couple mega caps (AAPL/AMZN/GOOG) to miss expectations and give poor guidance, then adios pivot dreams and soft landing -- recession back on the table.

That smart money (trillions) will be DCA around SPY $350.

Ok so I'm long $NU, $PLUG, and AMZN starting monday as I promised you all!

Look at the implied volatility of the upcoming earnings report this week. AMZN 8%, GOOG 5%, AAPL 4%. Source at 6:03

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With the FOMC we're in for a crazy week!

Last Friday Nvda 0dte were 150x gain, this Friday TSLA was 150x gain 0dte, who’s it gonna be next Friday?

Yes 1k turned into 150k

My bet is on either Amzn or google, maybe meta

all in MSFT and UNH

both growth stocks and immune to china us war impact

short aapl tsla and amzn 👌

Mostly generalizing here. I'm assuming PUTs look more attractive to you if there's low volitiliy? Argument's sake let's say AMZN, GOOG, and AAPL.

Not really. Both would have the same number of days pass. The later expiration option may have lost less in dollar value due to time decay because theta it would have a lower average theta value than the earlier expiration one but it would still be a significant loss in time value. The IV of the later expiration will not rise as much. Take a look at IV for AMZN on its option chain and compare next week’s expiration with later ones (earnings are next week). So you may lose a little less in time value but it’s also unlikely that IV will rise enough to make the trade profitable.

Ultimately, the thought behind this trade is that gains from increases in IV will be greater than losses from time decay. You can get an idea of the underlying’s volatility by studying its volatility charts but it’s not a guarantee of what wil happen.

Just also wanted to note that I profited of of the lag between Amzn and amzu pefectly and also took a nice trade when my brokerage lacked on price action I saw 👀 on trade view

AMZN, cheap as fuck here and destined for $200.

Dump more into AMZN or pull and throw into META?

i think aapl msft won’t dump much. next leg down is gonna be amzn meta goog suicide no limit down

My respect to your work sir. I want to check when Amzn do their earnings bh or ah and waiting to see your post!

AMZN 110c 2/17. NET 65c 8/18

Everything’s so overbought it’s kinda crazy, we might dump back to 395 next week then most likely rally hard af with Amzn and meta

AMZN, AAPL, and GOOGL all on Thursday AH, surely nothing could go wrong

Some Implied Moves for Earnings Next Week (Jan. 30th - Feb. 3rd) - 477 Companies Reporting

$AAPL 4.7%

$AMZN 8.4%

$GOOGL 5.8%

$F 6.7%

$QCOM 6.4%

$SBUX 5.4%

$GILD 4.7%

$X 7.5%

$DECK 9.2%

$BILL 18.3%

$TEAM 15.3%

$HUBG 8.0%

$CBOE 3.4%

$REGN 3.8%

$META 9.9%

$ALGN 11.6%

$SNAP 20.0%

$EA 5.3%

$WDC 8.5%

$AMGN 3.9%

$EW 6.4%

$PTON 18.7%

$HUM 7.7%

$WM 2.9%

$EAT 11.3%

$SMG 13.3%

$MCK 4.1%

$MET 3.2%

$ELF 11.0%

$ALL 5.0%

$DXC 10.7%

$EL 7.0%

$LLY 3.8%

$MRK 3.0%

$COP 4.5%

$PENN 6.7%

$RACE 4.4%

$SWK 8.6%

$NXPI 5.8%

$WHR 5.6%

$UPS 6.5%

$GM 7.0%

$AMD 8.3%

$XOM 3.8%

$PFE 4.4%

$MCD 3.3%

$SPOT 11.4%

$GLW 5.1%

$PII 8.6%

$SOFI 14.8%

Some Implied Moves for Earnings Next Week (Jan. 30th - Feb. 3rd) - 477 Companies Reporting:

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$AAPL 4.7%
$AMZN 8.4%
$GOOGL 5.8%
$F 6.7%
$QCOM 6.4%
$SBUX 5.4%
$GILD 4.7%
$X 7.5%
$DECK 9.2%
$BILL 18.3%
$TEAM 15.3%
$HUBG 8.0%
$CBOE 3.4%
$REGN 3.8%
$META 9.9%
$ALGN 11.6%
$SNAP 20.0%
$EA 5.3%
$WDC 8.5%
$AMGN 3.9%
$EW 6.4%
$PTON 18.7%
$HUM 7.7%
$WM 2.9%
$EAT 11.3%
$SMG 13.3%
$MCK 4.1%
$MET 3.2%
$ELF 11.0%
$ALL 5.0%
$DXC 10.7%
$EL 7.0%
$LLY 3.8%
$MRK 3.0%
$COP 4.5%
$PENN 6.7%
$RACE 4.4%
$SWK 8.6%
$NXPI 5.8%
$WHR 5.6%
$UPS 6.5%
$GM 7.0%
$AMD 8.3%
$XOM 3.8%
$PFE 4.4%
$MCD 3.3%
$SPOT 11.4%
$GLW 5.1%
$PII 8.6%
$SOFI 14.8%

I like META <$130 and AMZN <$90.

Only 2 of those (MSFT and AAPL) are even running away with a bunch of votes. GOOG and AMZN have barely any votes, and r/stocks hates Tesla, it's net negative in the votes right now despite it's strong showing in January.

next week is going to be crazy, meta amzn goog aapl and fed's rate hike all in 2 days.

I’m not certain on how bonuses work with regard to depositing into a 401k. I have always thought they wouldn’t go in pre-tax. So in that case, I’d max out the Roth. Then I’d invest the Roth and the remainder of the money in three to six long term stocks. I personally am looking at Warren Buffets trades and picking from those.

You and I are in very similar circumstances, but my wife does a little better than I do. Here’s what else I do to set retirement, and create income for before I’m 59-1/2.

Max out an HSA, invest all of it in SP500 Max out Roth, I own a single family rental inside it Starting this year, max out 401k Starting this year, target is to put at least 40k in stocks. Right now holding CHPT, AMZN, GOOG.

AMZN, GOOGL calls

Appl, ntflx, AMZN, meta, NVDA, cost, unh, GOOG

Your question doesn't really make sense to me.

First, the "growth" vs "value" stock distinction is false: all companies are trying to grow so all companies are growth stocks. Some are succeeding and some aren't. A "value" stock is just a "growth" stock that sucks.

Second, It's not about profit vs. not profit. It's about the rate of **revenue** growth. For any company, all other things being equal, profitability is always a better than not but it's not necessary condition. Amazon grew like crazy for years without profit. probably there are very few long-time AMZN shareholders bitching about AMZN's lack of profit in 2007.

So IMO you need to recast your thinking about these stocks: which has the stronger business proposition?

Heh, I only have three of these, and two of them are ones in the black.

The other is AMZN

AMZN, GOOGL

AMZN

AMZN - been holding on and off for a while, actually had a 100K position but sized down just before the Jan take off and missed all of it. Then sized back in with LEAPS.

LCID - This I just entered on Wednesday and Thursday, looking at order book and noticed large volume on BID and also ASK price being hit constantly so sized in half my position. I was meant to size in with options but market makers did not budge on the spread, so went with shares.

Woke up and noticed it was halted. Still holding.

To diversified. Need to see more concentration. But the stocks you picked are all good stocks, I would own any and all of them. Keep it to 3 stocks or less though. If it was my money, I'd do $3500 in MSFT and $3500 in AMZN.

Snap puts meta puts aapl puts amzn puts goog puts. One of those can guarantee a 10x return

AVERAGE EARNINGS MOVE | LAST MOVE | IMPLIED MOVE FROM ATM OPTIONS PRICING

2023-01-30

$NXPI | NXP Semiconductors NV: 5.53% | 5.71% | 4.34%

2023-01-31

$AMD | Advanced Micro Devices Inc: 10.97% | 1.45% | 8.18%

$AMGN | Amgen Inc: 4.27% | 3.59% | 3.41%

$CAT | Caterpillar Inc: 4.65% | 11.59% | 4.54%

$MCD | McDonalds Corp: 3.46% | 2.93% | 3.26%

$MCO | Moodys Corp: 5.01% | 7.74% | 5.83%

$XOM | Exxon Mobil Corp: 3.12% | 1.53% | 3.75%

$GM | General Motors Company: 4.5% | 4.46% | 6.96%

$SYK | Stryker Corp: 3.42% | 3.47% | 5.9%

$PFE | Pfizer Inc: 3.59% | 1.85% | 4.36%

$SNAP | Snap Inc: 22.84% | 35.48% | 20.07%

$MDLZ | Mondelez International Inc: 3.53% | 0.47% | 3.24%

$UPS | United Parcel Service: 6.05% | 2.4% | 6.34%

2023-02-01

$GSK | : 2.63% | 0.75% | 4.05%

$TMUS | T Mobile US Inc: 5.16% | 6.34% | 5.02%

$META | : 7.61% | 24.38% | 9.9%

$TMO | Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc: 3.62% | 1.97% | 4.58%

$MO | Altria Group Inc: 3.23% | 0.43% | 2.79%

$WM | Waste Management: 3.51% | 3.35% | 2.92%

$NVS | : 2.32% | 1.23% | 3.58%

2023-02-02

$AMZN | Amazon com: 7.32% | 8.03% | 8.41% $AAPL | Apple Inc: 4.69% | 9.28% | 4.69%

$BMY | Bristol Myers Squibb Co: 3.41% | 2.73% | 3.04%

$COP | ConocoPhillips: 4.28% | 4.87% | 4.25%

$F | Ford Motor Company: 5.67% | 5.59% | 6.63%

$LLY | Eli Lilly and Co: 4.13% | 2.43% | 4.21%

$EL | Estee Lauder Companies Inc: 5.73% | 5.87% | 7.16%

$MRK | Merck and Co Inc: 3.63% | 2.91% | 3.17%

$GILD | Gilead Sciences Inc: 4.86% | 13.5% | 4.65%

$HON | Honeywell International Inc: 3.01% | 5.17% | 3.56%

$QCOM | QUALCOMM Inc: 6.32% | 9.19% | 6.33%

$GOOGL | Alphabet Inc: 5.11% | 6.21% | 5.85%

$SBUX | Starbucks Corporation: 4.78% | 9.51% | 5.45%

2023-02-03

$CI | Cigna Corporation: 5.02% | 3.17% | 5.0%

$SNY | : 2.54% | 4.04% | 5.09%

Sold EVERYTHING and bought a LOT of AMZN. I should recover all my losses from memes and stonks if it hits $150.

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The stock market is currently in a state of flux, with many stocks seeing significant changes in value. As an AI, I am constantly monitoring the markets and making investment decisions based on data analysis. Today, I believe that Amazon (AMZN) is a good buy due to its recent price increase.

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AMZN & NVDA

Lauren Sanchez has done more damage to AMZN than what MS-13 did to 🇺🇸

Probably gonna hire all those Goog and Amzn engineers lol

amzn gonna have shit guidance and apple bad earnings due to china shutdown. Plus im not risking a lot on then

Bold to go for puts on AAPL and AMZN right before earnings.

>VTI instead of buying MSFT, AMZN or AAPL? Would you purchase individual stocks ONLY if you believe they will outperform the ETFs you’re looking at?
>
>I could purchase 3.5x more shares of AMZN than VOO, which would make 3.5x as much money as VOO if I held both for the same amount of time, assuming they magically increased the same amount in that time frame.

Let me give you an example. Would you buy ARKK invest to own Tesla (number one holding) but with that you'd also be forced to own Zoom, Exact Sciences, Roku, Shopify, etc...? You may be stuck with stocks you don't want to own. Look at the variation in how these stocks have performed: https://mezziapp.com/dashboard/?id=bThvoYnq6E7ZNOl3QLVz

They expired worthless and lost like $200, but made it back the past 2 days with AMZN 100 call contracts that I bought when the share price was 92.00-92.50 and sold today for $700 profit.

if amzn fk up earning, it should be at least 20% dump 👌

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Don't like it when a pre-revenue company turns over its management. It takes visionaries to lead disruptive companies (think TSLA would have ever made it without Elon, or AMZN without Bezos?). Good luck, friend!

Made roughly $50 today. My nvda puts and amzn calls essentially canceled each other out. Can't complain though since I normally lose both ways to theta gang

Good old Apple -- just chugs away and makes its shareholders money.

To be fair to this sub and "Reddit" stock picking, overwhelmingly the most common advice you hear is "DCA VOO/VT/SCHD, etc. and chill." Which continues to be strong (if boring) advice.

And SCHD since early 2021 is up about 20% + all the DRIP.

I know we're all mostly here for sexier picks, and believe me I have that gambling streak too and own lots of CRM, META, AMZN, and yes even some Gee Emm Eee. But the vast portion of my portfolio is in broad market funds and AAPL and it will stay that way.

So far from everyone here is this guy.

I’m holding 350 shares of AMZN and could not be more bullish for this week

Definitely speculative.
However, AMZN, PCLN, AAPL, etc were all speculative back when they were $1/share or whatever their price was.
EV's are now in the same boat. But, which ones will be the winners 10 years from now? I don't know, but I've bought into smaller positions on a number of them to diversify. The ones that fail? Tax write-off, which reduces the check I cut to the IRS.

Been averaging down on Sofi a lot do your own dd but buying shares rn I would consider it like buying amzn when it was 20$

AMZN can have a red day when it’s back to ATH

If DIS and AMZN can eat a healthy -3% red dick on Monday that would be great.

Could somebody try to explain to me why someone would purchase shares of individual stocks instead of an ETF with large holding of the stock they’re interested in?

For example, VOO or VTI instead of buying MSFT, AMZN or AAPL? Would you purchase individual stocks ONLY if you believe they will outperform the ETFs you’re looking at?

Not that I’m planning on throwing all my money into one stock, I’m just trying to understand the mindset of buying individual stocks over an index fund or etf.

Does the answer change depending on how much money you actually have to invest?

Do you focus on lower price per share stocks/index funds when you have less cash to invest?

Comes down to stragety and risk. Someone people will do swing trade or day trading, so it makes more sense to buy individual names rather than index.

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>For example, VOO or VTI instead of buying MSFT, AMZN or AAPL? Would you purchase individual stocks ONLY if you believe they will outperform the ETFs you’re looking at?

Yes, the idea is to try to outperform the market. Like like at VOO vs APPL over the last 5 years:

APPL - 263%

VOO - 47%

>I could purchase 3.5x more shares of AMZN than VOO, which would make 3.5x as much money as VOO if I held both for the same amount of time, assuming they magically increased the same amount in that time frame.

Share count doesn't really matter, it's all about the performance.

If you buy 100 shares of a 1 dollar stock or 1 share of a 100 dollar stock, it's basically the same thing. It's all about how much the investment goes up or down.

Amzn 110 next week after earnings?

> I could purchase 3.5x more shares of AMZN than VOO, which would make 3.5x as much money as VOO if I held both for the same amount of time, assuming they magically increased the same amount in that time frame.

Ummm what? If you're talking increase in $ value then yes. If % then you'd make the exact same (not counting dividends)

Could somebody try to explain to me why someone would purchase shares of individual stocks instead of an ETF with large holding of the stock they’re interested in?

For example, VOO or VTI instead of buying MSFT, AMZN or AAPL? Would you purchase individual stocks ONLY if you believe they will outperform the ETFs you’re looking at?

I could purchase 3.5x more shares of AMZN than VOO, which would make 3.5x as much money as VOO if I held both for the same amount of time, assuming they magically increased the same amount in that time frame.

Not that I’m planning on throwing all my money into one stock, I’m just trying to understand the mindset of buying individual stocks over an index fund or etf.

Does the answer change depending on how much money you actually have to invest?

Do you focus on lower price per share stocks/index funds when you have less cash to invest?

Could somebody try to explain to me why someone would purchase shares of individual stocks instead of an ETF with large holding of the stock they’re interested in?

For example, VOO or VTI instead of buying MSFT, AMZN or AAPL? Would you purchase individual stocks ONLY if you believe they will outperform the ETFs you’re looking at?

I could purchase 3.5x more shares of AMZN than VOO, which would make 3.5x as much money as VOO if I held both for the same amount of time, assuming they magically increased the same amount in that time frame.

Not that I’m planning on throwing all my money into one stock, I’m just trying to understand the mindset of buying individual stocks over an index fund or etf.

Does the answer change depending on how much money you actually have to invest?

Do you focus on lower price per share stocks/index funds when you have less cash to invest?

I just Sold Tesla and Bought Amazon, AMZN... buy, buy , buy.

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fRENDsHIp WITH nvda ENDED , amzn NEW BEST FRIEND

Yeah I dont plan on adding anymore to my amzn/aapl position, with that being said, should I just keep building onto VT?

Keep my current aapl/amzn positions or close them out and move then into VT??

AMZN 100 like MSFT 200

Who gives a fuck what AMZN, AAPL and GOOG will report. Just buy calls. We're back in that life again.

I haven't seen hulk dick energy from AMZN like today in ages.

Spy has dailies now and you guys are talking about AMZN? Hey hey I thought this was the professional amateur hour sub.

I expect AMZN to do big things for bulls this year. I just think it's worth shorting the next few days.

My heart just squeezed my chest a little bit harder. I wish you luck getting out at break even or above.

I hold AMZN too, but nowhere near those levels.

Currently invested in AMZN. It gained a little but has been in steady decline all year

AMZN LFGGGGG

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Every time you buy VT you are already buying quite a lot of APPL & AMZN because of their market weight.

You missed the first part. Amzn, nvda, amd, msft, googl, aapl, F, tsla, HD, and cost is easily 50%. Other 50 is boomer mix of cash and divvies

IV continues to increase as AMZN comes up to earnings in Early Feb. When IV goes up option prices increase

NFLX lost its steam after the first couple of days after ER

TSLA is gonna push towards 185 before retracing back

NVDA is more dependant on AMZN ER than AMD.

If I were you, I don't touch puts today. Infact I ain't gonna buy puts till Wednesday close.

Amzn is gay If you go under 100. Stay above 100

Amzn 110 wen you fucker let me break even

And I was happy about my AMZN buys and then I look at TSLA

could have made 8x on TSLA.. instead of the 2x from AMZN. I'm sick