$NVDA 20260501 207.5 CALL$ Took an L today — didn’t set a stop loss on an NVDA call and got burned. Went in thinking NVDA is strong… market humbled me quick.

$TSLA 20251114 460.0 CALL$   While some are calling for TSLA to hit $500 this year, I'm not buying into the hype. So, I'm sticking with my naked calls—taking a calculated risk and selling premium while TSLA holds under my strike.

$TSLA 20250703 310.0 CALL$  

$TSLA 20251114 425.0 PUT$   Locked in a $1K profit today trading TSLA puts. Quick move, clean setup, solid execution. Always feels good when the plan works out — risk management first, profits second.

$AMD 20260501 332.5 PUT$   What goes up fast usually pulls back 📉 Just took a quick AMD put trade—grabbed a small profit and didn’t get greedy. The market always gives chances; timing and discipline are everything.

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ i believe the stock is back to 1.7 so I sold all my holding yesterday. Wonder if I did this right?

$TSLA 20251128 445.0 CALL$   Yesterday, there was a lot of panic around Tesla, so I bought a put to ride the downside. But today, I saw the potential for a bounce, so I switched gears and bought a call. Happy to say it paid off! Always great when a strategy comes together.

$Beyond Meat, Inc.(BYND)$  Saw this on reddit, hesitate when it's 1.80usd. Regret now!!!!!!!!!!! 

$GameStop(GME)$  $GameStop(GME)$ continue shorting, waiting patiently! Meme stock gonna fall!

$MU 20260508 600.0 CALL$ People were calling memory a “cyclical trap” and saying 400 was the top for Micron. Now look at it — pushing toward 600. 2026 isn’t about debating whether storage matters. It is the main storyline. AI, data centers, everything runs on memory demand. The real takeaway? The narrative always sounds smartest at the turning point — just usually in the wrong direction.