Dear Gregory, thank you 🙏 for everything what you have been doing as Robin Hood on the Wall Street! Many financial gurus will be forgotten, but your name is being spread across the world! God bless you, greetings and prayers from Luxembourg, Jani your lion on training !
Are you trying to say you came up with the strategy? Lol. He was saying options strategies every trader SHOULD know. Maybe some traders are new and don’t know. Pat yourself on the back though. Your amazing 😉
I have been following this guy for ~ 6 months. Every since one of his recommendations lost my buddy $12,000. He NEVER ONCE...EVER spoke about this strategy until I came into the picture. I can see by your username your new. Just a suggestion, know the play before you take the shot. You look foolish...Felicia
Let me help your Lions. Each side of the spread on a conservative basis should be a 16/20 delta. NOW Greg...help you "Lions" with the rest. You're a joke......
Greg, you the man. Thanks for the refresher course. This is what we all should have learned in school in our younger days. Imagine, LOL!!! Thanks again!
Just returned from a weekend trip to Atlanta. I75 had traffic jams all over. Could not get lunch at Macon, GA. Three restaurants I went to had 30 to 45 minutes wait at 2pm on Saturday. had to pick up a subway sandwich. Could not get Starbucks at Valdosta on Sunday 4 pm because drive through had a line of cars all the way extending into the street ! must be over two dozen cars. Hilton Alpharetta Atlanta on Sat, had a decent line at check-in. I won't say fully booked but it's $200 a night. Today, went on Airbnb to book a house in Orlando for the next weekend. I asked the host a question and the place got already booked in the meantime by someone else.
What bad economy ? if this is a bad economy then I do not know what is a good economy.
"American consumer is weak" is a narrative that started three decades ago and is still going strong. Whole narrative has been the biggest BS of all time. No wonder AMZN has been hitting record after record highs. So is WMT and TGT. Same with the restaurant stocks. Same with housing. American consumers have consumed all the output of China, Korea, Japan, and now Vietnam and India also. Lets put this BS of 'American consumer is weak and suffering' to rest for good.
On Jan 1 2019 Target stock was at 61 and now it's 261 ! It's shocking that people still believe that the American Consumer is weak. American Consumer has never been so strong in the history of USA. They are buying everything that the world throws at them and still has money left to drink every drink that Starbucks can concoct for them. If you open up travel, American consumer will buy every seat on the plane, every hotel room in the world and every accommodation on Airbnb and would demand more. This what was happening before the pandemic.
This is the perfect example of "Bigger the lie and more people will believe it". Lie here is that the American consumer is weak.
Dear Gregory, thank you 🙏 for everything what you have been doing as Robin Hood on the Wall Street! Many financial gurus will be forgotten, but your name is being spread across the world! God bless you, greetings and prayers from Luxembourg, Jani your lion on training !
WTF are you doing........Iron Condor strategy? You took that strategy based on my post. You never once EVER spoke about this. Fk'en Piker.
Are you trying to say you came up with the strategy? Lol. He was saying options strategies every trader SHOULD know. Maybe some traders are new and don’t know. Pat yourself on the back though. Your amazing 😉
I have been following this guy for ~ 6 months. Every since one of his recommendations lost my buddy $12,000. He NEVER ONCE...EVER spoke about this strategy until I came into the picture. I can see by your username your new. Just a suggestion, know the play before you take the shot. You look foolish...Felicia
Let me help your Lions. Each side of the spread on a conservative basis should be a 16/20 delta. NOW Greg...help you "Lions" with the rest. You're a joke......
Greg, you the man. Thanks for the refresher course. This is what we all should have learned in school in our younger days. Imagine, LOL!!! Thanks again!
Just returned from a weekend trip to Atlanta. I75 had traffic jams all over. Could not get lunch at Macon, GA. Three restaurants I went to had 30 to 45 minutes wait at 2pm on Saturday. had to pick up a subway sandwich. Could not get Starbucks at Valdosta on Sunday 4 pm because drive through had a line of cars all the way extending into the street ! must be over two dozen cars. Hilton Alpharetta Atlanta on Sat, had a decent line at check-in. I won't say fully booked but it's $200 a night. Today, went on Airbnb to book a house in Orlando for the next weekend. I asked the host a question and the place got already booked in the meantime by someone else.
What bad economy ? if this is a bad economy then I do not know what is a good economy.
"American consumer is weak" is a narrative that started three decades ago and is still going strong. Whole narrative has been the biggest BS of all time. No wonder AMZN has been hitting record after record highs. So is WMT and TGT. Same with the restaurant stocks. Same with housing. American consumers have consumed all the output of China, Korea, Japan, and now Vietnam and India also. Lets put this BS of 'American consumer is weak and suffering' to rest for good.
On Jan 1 2019 Target stock was at 61 and now it's 261 ! It's shocking that people still believe that the American Consumer is weak. American Consumer has never been so strong in the history of USA. They are buying everything that the world throws at them and still has money left to drink every drink that Starbucks can concoct for them. If you open up travel, American consumer will buy every seat on the plane, every hotel room in the world and every accommodation on Airbnb and would demand more. This what was happening before the pandemic.
This is the perfect example of "Bigger the lie and more people will believe it". Lie here is that the American consumer is weak.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Gregory.
Thanks Greg, always good to learn something new.