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APPLE INC

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SPY SPX NVDA TSLA AAPL Traders, I want to explain my trading style and get your input on it. Whenever I take a trade, I start with one lot. If I feel the trade is going in my favor, I gradually increase my position. I also observe where the option price is finding support and wait for it to return to that level before adding more lots. Additionally, I mark a few important downside levels where I believe the price could fall and use those levels to average my position. For example, today my last downside level for averaging was the 200 EMA, and I stopped adding more lots after that. Do you think this is a good approach, or do you have any other preferred trading styles? Please share your thoughts.
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SPY SPX NVDA AAPL TSLA It is true that patience is key in the stock market, but over-waiting can cause you to miss significant profits. The earlier entry around 565.25 was reasonable, given the support at PDH and 565. We could have gotten the calls for a lower price, but we still made a good profit on them. The SPX 5700 call is currently around $1,800, which was around $500 when we bought them. Good luck to everyone, and congratulations if you held on to those calls! Sometimes, the trend is clear, but we should always wait for the market makers to complete their manipulation as much as possible. Any thoughts or suggestions for improvement? Feel free to share your ideas for future trades!