To The Moon

$ALAB 20251003 195.0 PUT$ ALAB: take profit for this short put with 94% of max profit collected.  Expiring this Fri 3rd Oct at strike $195.  Was down on Wed to below strike at in the money monetary. Which meant support wasn't holding up as strong as thought.  Today Thursday 2nd Oct the stock is back up and above strike price.  So took the chance to secure the profit and get to live another day. 

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Nibbling MSFT, price is in tight range during the past weeks. Could be heading for breakout. Its a fundamentally strong stock and in the forefront of AI theme. TAking advantage of the dip, buying while on sale.

$INTC 20251017 28.0 CALL$ Taking one on the chin for Intel. Loss as strike crossed and I don't expect drop by expiry

$Sony(SONY)$ I opened $Sony(SONY)$  , Bought like half n hour ago bc i ONLY JUST realised did they Kpop Demon Hunters💀 then it suddenly went up what a coincidence.  Now not sure whether to sell this as a $70 scalp or hold for a medium length swing🤔 Any suggestions..?

$MNDY VERTICAL 251017 CALL 200.0/CALL 240.0$ MNDY: take profit on the covered calls and be aggressive in chasing premium. Price has come down a fair bit past few weeks, and the strike $240 covered call expiring 17th Oct are almost depleted.  Decided to chase premium instead by selling $200 strike covered call also expiring 17th Oct. The long call was bought at $180 so it is still profitable just the prior weeks paper gain were given back due to recent pull back. 

$ADBE 20251114 340.0 PUT$ Definitely an Undervalued  stock but whether in the long run, is it still a good investment?  Sign... so better stays above the strike price on expiration date and let me earn the $1k+ premium [Miser]  

$IONQ 20251017 105.0 CALL$ Sell some OTM calls for premium. Unlikely to reach $100 in such a short time frame... but who knows 🤷

$Eli Lilly(LLY)$ 試下囉，唔試唔知得唔得。止蝕係$812。 投資涉及風險，價格可升可跌，做好風險管理。

$Lam Research(LRCX)$ Sold lrcx as it is very over bought and overvalued. Can it go higher? Sure but I'm happy with the profits I made 

$AMZN 20251031 210.0 PUT$ A bit expensive if I get assigned at $210. Best to get at below $200 but doubt it will this year. 

$TSLA DIAGONAL 251017/251003 CALL 380.0/CALL 377.5$ Rolled tsla covered call to a higher strike and still collect $140 not a bad trade 

$Strategy(MSTR)$ I closed $Strategy(MSTR)$  ,  It's a good volatile trading session for today. Congrats to those who follow my posts and if you were able to buy when it dipped to $345 [Smile]   fastest fingers win [Grin]  [Cool]  

$CELH DIAGONAL 260320/251003 CALL 50.0/CALL 57.0$ CELH: take profit from these 3 call spreads.  Bought long call at strike $50 and selling shorter dated call at $57 that will expire on 3rd Oct.  However CELH trades closer to $60 today so the short call are in the money.  Since it was a paired trade, decided to close the entire pair and secured the profit.  The long call was bought during the dip so there are already profitable as of now, but just within a short period of time so the long call extrinsic value were mostly still intact. 

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ The market is buzzing on October 3, 2025, with the S&P 500 at 6,650, Nasdaq at 22,200, and Bitcoin at $128,500, riding the Fed’s 25 bps cut and Trump’s trade thaw with China. The VIX at 13.80 signals calm, but oil at $74.20/barrel and tariff talks add nuance. Key catalysts include U.S. unemployment data at 12:30 PM UTC (forecast 4.2% from 4.3%), which could sway EUR/USD and dollar strength. With 81% of S&P 500 firms beating estimates, today’s session could extend the rally or spark a pause. What movements are shaping the market, which stocks demand attention, and what trading plays can you seize? This comprehensive guide breaks down the catalysts, top picks, an

$Netflix(NFLX)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Netflix shares (NFLX) have plunged 5% over five days, with the stock holding at $1,162.53 as of today, per the finance card above, erasing nearly $30 billion in market cap since Elon Musk’s call on X to cancel subscriptions ignited widespread cancellations. The S&P 500 slipped to 6,500, reflecting broader caution ahead of unemployment data at 12:30 PM UTC. Musk’s influence, with his 226 million followers amplifying the boycott, has pressured Netflix amid content controversy, notably over “Dead End: Paranormal Park.” Can the stock stabilize, or

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