$ARMK 20261218 55.0 PUT$ Seems over extended so buy some puts for hedging.

$ABNB 20260918 190.0 CALL$ Close and take profit

$ABNB 20260918 190.0 CALL$ Bnb looks topping 

$NFLX 20260814 78.0 CALL$ close sell call And let the buy call run

Whether to buy the dip or run for the exit still hinges on your time horizon and risk tolerance, but a practical playbook this earnings season is to use dips to add to reliable companies with strong cash flows rather than averaging down across the sector. In the short term, earnings volatility and cautious guidance justify caution for traders/investors. However, for those with flexibility, companies that generate predictable free cash flow, maintain healthy balance sheets, and return capital through buybacks or dividends offer a margin of safety: they can fund R&D, weather cyclical slowdowns, and often re-rate faster when demand recovers. One such example is $IBM(IBM)$ .  Buying into cash‑generative leaders also reduces reli

$NFLX 20270115 74.0 CALL$ Complete my calendar spread buy buying the other leg

$Coupang, Inc.(CPNG)$ Initiating position

$CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ Cut loss

$NFLX 20270115 74.0 CALL$  the other leg of diagonal calendar spread

$NFLX 20260814 78.0 CALL$ Part of calender spread

$Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF(SNXX)$ cut loss

$TRP.HK 20260730 370.00 CALL$ Take profit

$Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF(SNXX)$ Short trade

$Twilio(TWLO)$ stop loss hit

$Twilio(TWLO)$ Reversal trade

$TRP.HK 20260703 380.00 CALL$ Add another leg to make it a calendar spread.

$TRP.HK 20261230 370.00 CALL$ long term play

$Oscar Health, Inc.(OSCR)$ TP finally

$Oscar Health, Inc.(OSCR)$ tp after long wait

$SA SA INT'L(00178)$ take profit on the good news of profit jump