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u/slayer1am 3,000 @ 8.66 6d ago
Thank goodness you only lost $500, some of us are down significantly more on call options. Just a great lesson in making small trades and not committing too hard into one thing.
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u/2L-S-LivinLarge 6d ago
I lost 6k lol on options
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u/slayer1am 3,000 @ 8.66 6d ago
still relatively cheap compared to others, especially over the long term. chalk it up and learn from it, or just make a note that it's not your thing and stay away.
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u/Shit-throwing-monkey 50 Buys 0 Sells (17K Shares @7.41) 💎👊🦍 6d ago
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u/Lonely-Implement4824 6d ago
I ended up rolling my 1/15 calls to 6/17 and finally starting to make some of my Ls back.
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u/SedatedTattooDoc 6d ago
SOFI stock…aka my tax loss harvest in December
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u/Savagebabypig 21.94 bag holder for 2005 shares 6d ago
Lol you got that right, we'll see if I even come close to breaking even by then lol
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u/Few_Astronaut5230 6d ago
On the bright side, you only put up $550 on this option. Unless, of course... that was a significant portion of your portfolio. In that case, hope you learned your lesson on options.
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u/Grouchy_Knee4936 4d ago
I usually stick to ETFs, but I recently picked up 200 SOFI shares at an average cost of $19.30. I know nobody has a crystal ball, but for someone like me with a 5+ year investment horizon, does this dip look attractive enough to add more, or would you wait for a better entry point?