$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   The most profitable stock in my portfolio but I am still holding tight to ot. Target price to take profit - at least above 220.

$PYPL 20251031 67.0 PUT$ Bullish on pypl and decided to sell more puts to earn the premiums. Doubt it will drop significantly next week [Miser]  

$PLTR 20260508 130.0 PUT$ Its been a long time since I sell puts on PLTR. Doubt will be like last year and drop below 100 and placing my bets on  that it will not drop below 130 after earnings 

$UNH 20260410 292.5 CALL$ Rolled to a higher strike price 

$Duolingo, Inc.(DUOL)$ Strategy: going to sell covered call to earn premium while waiting for the price to recover[Miser]  

$Alibaba(BABA)$ Sold some of my BABA to buy UNH. Hope i dun regret this decision in time to come [Smile]  

$ADBE VERTICAL 251212 CALL 390.0/CALL 370.0$ Good earnings or not, Adbe seems to be only going in one direction  - down. Rolling down my strike price to earn some extra premium to offset my heavy losses on Adbe [Cry]  

$AMZN 20251031 210.0 PUT$ Earnings will be out next week and keeping my fingers crossed that it will be damn good[Happy]  

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   The past two weeks wiped out my entire year's profits, leaving me with a loss. Hopefully NVDA can reverse the negative sentiment and push the market back up. Let'ssee if NVDA can chiong toward $210. CHIONG AH…!

My Covered Call Option Strategy I would  like to share my thoughts and how I have been maximizing my profits with covered calls.  Needless to say, we closely monitor our covered calls—especially as they approach expiration.  There are mainly three possible scenarios that tend to happen: 1) Share price rockets and is significantly above the strike price This is like having a pair of Aces in blackjack—you are deciding whether to hit or split. In this case, I definitely choose to roll over the call to a much later expiration date with a higher strike price. Sometimes, I go as far as two years out. Alibaba (BABA) is one such stock in my portfolio with call options expiring in 2026 and 2027. A happy problem![Miser]   2) Share price is above the strike price I decide whe