What a week 🚀🚀🚀 Today’s positions and results: $NBIS$220 Call – September 18, 2026 expiration, 100 contracts. Average price: $6.80. Total cost: $68,000. Current market value: $177,750. Open P&L: +$109,750 (+161.40%). $AMD$475 Call – September 18, 2026 expiration, 100 contracts. Average price: $11.90. Total cost: $119,000. Current market value: $193,000. Open P&L: +$74,000 (+62.18%). $MRVL$225 Call – September 25, 2026 expiration, 115 contracts. Average price: $6.80. Total cost: $78,200. Current market value: $139,437.50. Open P&L: +$61,237.50 (+78.31%). $INTC$89 Call – September 18, 2026 expiration, 100 contracts. Average price: $4.20. Total cost: $42,000. Current market value: $86,750. Open P&L: +$44,750 (+106.55%). Total Profit Today: +$289,737.50 I’m grateful to God for allowing me to close out another trading week with strong results alongside my trading community. These screenshots represent some of the positions we have been working with, and seeing the green numbers at the end of today is definitely rewarding. But honestly, the profit is not the part I want anyone to focus on the most. The real victory is the discipline, patience, preparation, risk management, and consistency that comes before the profit. Anyone can post a winning trade. Not everyone talks about the research, the waiting, the analysis, the losing trades, the mistakes, the adjustments, and the discipline required to stay in the market long enough to become consistently better. Trading has taught me that you cannot force the market to give you money. You can only prepare yourself properly, identify opportunities, manage your risk, and allow your strategy to play out. For everyone who is new to options trading, I want you to understand something very important: ⚠️ Options are not simply a shortcut to making money When you buy a call option, you are buying the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the underlying stock at a specific strike price before or at expiration, depending on the contract style. The price you pay for that option is called the premium. And that premium is affected by several factors. • The stock price matters. • The strike price matters. • The expiration date matters. • Implied volatility matters. • Time matters. • And the Greeks matter. For example, Delta gives you an idea of how much an option’s price may change for a $1 move in the underlying stock, although it is only an estimate and not a guarantee. Theta represents time decay. This is one of the biggest things beginners need to understand. An option is not like simply buying a stock and waiting. As time passes, an option can lose value because there is less time remaining for the expected move to happen. That is why entering an options trade without understanding expiration, premium, volatility, and risk can be extremely dangerous. Do not look at a screenshot like this and think, “I need to make this much money too.” Instead, look at it and think: “What can I learn from the process that produced this result?” That mindset will take you much further. Don’t copy someone’s position simply because you see green numbers. Don’t risk money you cannot afford to lose. Don’t take 100 contracts because you saw someone trading 100 contracts. Don’t increase your position size just because you had one winning trade. And most importantly, don’t confuse a winning trade with being a professional trader. A professional mindset is built through repetition, education, patience, proper position sizing, risk management, and the ability to accept that not every trade will work. There will be days when the market gives. There will be days when the market takes. There will be trades that work exactly according to plan. There will also be trades that completely fail. The goal is not to win every single trade. The goal is to build a process that allows you to survive, learn, improve, and become better over time. One trade does not define you. One loss does not define you. One winning week does not define you either. Your consistency over time is what matters. To everyone learning alongside me, keep studying. • Keep asking questions. • Keep learning how options work. • Learn the difference between calls and puts. • Learn strike prices. • Learn expiration dates. • Learn intrinsic and extrinsic value. • Learn implied volatility. • Learn the Greeks. • Learn position sizing. • Learn risk management. • And most importantly, learn when NOT to trade. Sometimes the best trade is no trade at all. There is nothing wrong with sitting on your hands when the setup isn’t there. Patience is also a position. As we close out this week, I want everyone reading this to remember that success doesn’t happen overnight. You may look at someone’s results today and think they got lucky, but you don’t see every lesson that came before the result. • You don’t see the nights spent studying charts. • You don’t see the mistakes. • You don’t see the losses. • You don’t see the uncertainty. • You don’t see the years of learning. • You only see the screenshot. So don’t compare your chapter one to somebody else’s chapter twenty. Keep learning. Keep improving. Keep showing up. Your journey is your journey. And if you’re currently struggling, don’t give up just because you’re not where you want to be yet. • If you’re making mistakes, learn from them. • If you’re losing, review your trades. • If you’re winning, remain humble. • If you’re growing, keep going. And if you’re blessed with success, never forget to give God the glory. I also want to take a moment tonight to pray for everyone in this community. 🙏 Father Lord 🙏 As we come to the end of another week, I thank You for life, protection, wisdom, strength, opportunities, and the ability to keep moving forward. Thank You for every door You opened this week and even for the doors You closed. Thank You for the lessons that came through both our victories and our challenges. Lord, I pray for everyone reading this right now. Give us wisdom beyond our own understanding. Give us discipline when we are tempted to become impatient. Give us patience when we want immediate results. Give us clarity when things become uncertain and give us courage to walk away when an opportunity does not align with our plan. Protect us from greed, fear, emotional decisions, overconfidence, and unnecessary risks. Help us to never allow money to become more important than wisdom, integrity, peace, and purpose. Bless the work of our hands. Guide our decisions. Give us the wisdom to recognize opportunities and the discipline to recognize when we should wait. For those who experienced losses this week, give them the strength to learn from those losses without allowing them to destroy their confidence. For those who experienced wins, keep them humble and teach them how to manage their blessings wisely. For those who are still waiting for their breakthrough, give them patience and remind them that delay does not mean denial. May the coming week bring new opportunities, greater understanding, better decisions, and continued growth. Protect everyone in this community and their families. Keep us safe wherever we go. Give us peace in our homes, wisdom in our businesses, favor in our work, and direction in every decision we make. May we never become so focused on financial success that we forget the people we love, our health, our purpose, and the God who gave us the ability to pursue our dreams. Lord, let our success come with wisdom. Let our wealth come with responsibility. Let our opportunities come with discernment. And let our journey never take us away from You. When we succeed, keep us humble. When we fail, keep us strong. When we are confused, give us direction. When we are afraid, give us courage. And when we are blessed, teach us to be a blessing to others. 🙏 Proverbs 3:5–6 says: “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.” That is my prayer as we close this week. May God direct our paths, protect our families, strengthen our minds, bless our efforts, and give us the wisdom to make better decisions in the week ahead. Enjoy the weekend. Rest. Reset. Reflect. Learn from this week and prepare for the next one. The market will still be here. There will always be another setup. There will always be another opportunity. But there is only one you, so protect your capital, protect your mindset, and protect your peace. Keep learning. Keep growing. Keep believing. Keep God first. 🙏 Have a blessed weekend everyone. 🙏 To more knowledge, more discipline, more wisdom, and more growth. Educational purposes only. Trading options involves substantial risk and is not suitable for everyone. Never trade based solely on someone else’s results or position. Always understand the risks before committing capital.
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Jody @jodzy · 1h
Someday I'd like to learn from you. Amazing!
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