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>>28304127
I caught that knife halfway down.

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>>27662003
WHY DOES IT KEEP GOING UP
LET IT DIP JUST A BIT YOU FUCKERS

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>>9181541
>buy and hold the S&P
>thats it ur done
first off, that only works if its a bull market or if you have a long timeframe and a bunch of dough to buy up the dips in a bear market

second off, did ya ever think people have different risk appetites than you? its not like any of us have our entire portfolio in OTM options. and active trading, if done correctly, carefully, and methodically, will outperform the S&P every time.

thirdly, i cant seem to wrap my head around why such a superior trader like yourself finds it necessary to come back here every day and shit on us retards for having a good time?

youre bullish on the S&P, and im long oil.
>All of you spew out nonesense which are not based in facts since absolutely none of you have real finance nor markets experience.
and all you do is bitch (pic related: its u). which is worse?
not to mention youve provided no reason as to why any of the shit i just said is wrong (ie explain how (in the longterm) bonds will go up, and oil go down given the current market conditions).
guess well have to see at the end of the year who made the right call. now do us all a favor and fuck off till then

>>9181548
yah
and check those bank charts selling off at the end of the day.
>3% down
>no income restrictions
and people wonder why i think the banks are too high.

>>9181709
this.
a good 75% of my portfolio is in div stocks with a rough annual yield of around 10%. AND theyre all taking off right now. this guy >>9181541 is just a fucking sourpuss who thinks hes cool because he can buy the S&P and get his measly 2% div (and were already down a LOT further than that on the year. plenty more where that came from).

>>9181771
my long ones are for jan 2020 because i hate theta decay. theyre not even that expensive, and its pretty liquid even that far out (which i see as a good sign as im not the only tard doing it). im also doing swings on it. i think oil will outperform the S&P by a large margin this year

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