re: Quantum computing

All the ones I mentioned are ripping so far but don’t listen to me they all might crash first of year.

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I would appreciate it. I just can’t tell if it’s too late to get my toe back in.

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Are you familiar with options chains?
Standard strike prices and expiry dates?
Option expiry dates used to be the third Friday of every month for popular stocks. Now there are weekly and dailies available for the most popular stocks and ETFs.

It’s arbitrary, but the prices of the options, whether calls or puts are remarkably efficient most of the time. You can learn the mechanics of all of it later if you choose to.

Let’s just talk call options, and we can start with what most people think about when it comes to options. Buying calls.

Here’s an options chain for RGTI for 1/17/25. It’s the third Friday in January, a traditional options expiry date, so it should be highly traded.

I go into the town hall discussion when I can and listen to them talk about call options. They go through several different graphs. The guy from England’s accent gets me every time.

Then I go into Lounge and position DD chats

Most of them are talking about the DD stocks that AH posters post about on AH. You just have to was through some of the BS to get to content that you truly can use. Alloy, port, day zero are all a few that have good insight and analysis

These are all long term holds for me.

Do you feel bullish about KULR?

Everything crashed I told y’all

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Do you feel bullish about KULR?

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Indeed.

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Everything crashed I told y’all

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I’m still up 400-600%

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But anyway, I would argue the “nothing ever happens” approach to technology

All that has happened with technology in the last 15-20 years or so is become more annoying. We haven’t really advanced since then and a lot of technology has gotten worse since the mid 00’s peak

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Nvidia says hello.

KULR is also a very strong and viable company.