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sir pball

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10. Yeah, but that's ultimately a lower yield market

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Reply #7)

Wed Jan 28, 2026, 08:26 PM

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It's definitely ripe, but at the end of the day both of them are going to be lower yield, albeit lower risk…and the reason I pay a guy with almost 60 years of experience is to take on that risk. To go full send, but be able to stick the landing.,

I mean, it's working out well for me so far…

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I am harping on options, and I know that they are hard, but OMG [View all] sir pball Tuesday OP

What a terrific return! Frasier Balzov Tuesday #1

As near as I can tell, it's both puts and calls... sir pball Tuesday #2

And as I go back and actually look at what I shared... sir pball Tuesday #3

You're buying a minimum of 100 shares Frasier Balzov Tuesday #4

*I'm* not doing anything. My portfolio is managed. sir pball Tuesday #6

Reached my goal of not paying any interest multigraincracker Tuesday #5

The AI wave, and leveraged ETFs, are available too bucolic_frolic Wednesday #7

Yeah, but that's ultimately a lower yield market sir pball Wednesday #10

Options certainly are not for everyone. lastlib Wednesday #8

This is entirely true. sir pball Wednesday #9