$PLTR 20271217 280.0 CALL$  Share for coins thanks 

$NFLX 20260605 94.0 CALL$ Sold 

$NFLX 20260522 96.0 CALL$ Bought back day low 

$OKLO 20261120 70.0 PUT$ Buy back earn some $OKLO 20261120 70.0 PUT$ $OKLO 20261120 70.0 PUT$ 

$OKLO 20261120 70.0 PUT$ Sold first buy back later 

$OKLO 20260515 60.0 PUT$ Bought back 

$OKLO 20260522 65.0 PUT$ Buy back again 

$OKLO 20260522 65.0 PUT$ Sold higher 

$OKLO 20260522 65.0 PUT$ Buy back earn some 

$OKLO 20260522 65.0 PUT$ Sold first 

$OKLO 20260515 60.0 PUT$ Sold first and wait 

$OKLO 20261120 65.0 PUT$ Bought back and take profit first $OKLO 20261120 65.0 PUT$ 

$PLTR 20271217 280.0 CALL$  Get some coins and share the win 

$KWEB 20260522 25.0 PUT$ Sold and wait 

$NFLX 20260508 98.0 CALL$ Bought since $NFLX 20260508 98.0 CALL$ $NFLX 20260508 98.0 CALL$ captured most of the profit 

$NFLX 20260522 96.0 CALL$ Sold again 

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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Take some profit and wait for $200$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  

🚀 Why I Trade HK Index Options 🇭🇰📈 My Strategy • My Process • My Edge 💰🐯 Hong Kong index options have become one of the main instruments I trade because they offer flexibility, liquidity, leverage, and clear risk management. Instead of focusing on one single stock, I can trade the direction of the whole market through products such as the Hang Seng Index (HSI), Mini Hang Seng Index (MHI), Hang Seng Tech Index (HTI), and China Enterprises Index (HHI). This allows me to focus on macro trends, technical analysis, and market sentiment rather than worrying about company-specific news. One major reason I like HK index options is the extended trading hours. There is both a day session and a night session, which means I can react not only to Hong Kong market news, but also to moves in Europe and t

📌 A Small Trade with a Big Lesson An 8-day options trade using $9,430 of potential buying power may not sound exciting at first, but it shows how steady and disciplined investing can create reliable results. Recently, I used a cash-secured put strategy on Prudential Financial (PRU), and after only eight days, I earned around $30 in profit. It was not a massive payday, but it was a smart, calculated trade that demonstrates how options can generate income while keeping risk controlled. 🏢 Why I Chose Prudential (PRU) The stock involved was Prudential Financial, a respected insurance and financial services company. At the time of the trade, PRU was trading around $96 to $97 per share. Instead of buying the stock immediately, I chose to sell a put option with a strike price of $97.50 expiring o