The competition on the contract side is too fierce, so I decided to try a different approach with options. To be honest, options don't offer much in terms of rebates, and the profit margins don't seem large, but you only know once you've actually tried — where the opportunities are.
Taking $100 as an example. If the market can rise above 3200+ before 10 PM, the $100 principal can instantly turn into $500. Even if the judgment is wrong, at most you lose that $100. The loss is fixed, but the profit has no upper limit — I like this logic.
My plan now is simple: invest $100 every day to try it out, and at the end of the month, analyze the actual returns. Consider the initial phase as tuition fees, learning while operating and accumulating experience. If the data looks good, adding more funds later won't be too late. Has anyone made a fortune with options? Share your thoughts.
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MeaninglessGwei
· 01-11 22:43
Small 100u turns 5 times? Sounds easy, but it's not that simple in practice.
Options are indeed tempting, but don't be blinded by the high returns. Fixed losses may sound comfortable, but they can easily become addictive.
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WalletManager
· 01-11 13:49
100u daily? Have you calculated the risk factor? The monthly loss limit is only 3000u. This logic sounds good, but in reality, it's just gambling on the market...
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StrawberryIce
· 01-11 13:38
I see this logic... it has a bit of a gambling vibe. Turning 100u into 500u sounds exciting, but what about the probability? With 5x leverage, one mistake and it's all gone. Is this really considered stable income?
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-11 13:35
Bro, this logic sounds really tempting at first glance, but things like 500x... can it really appear stably?
Trying $100 a month is no big deal, but you gotta keep your mindset steady and not get blinded by the first one or two sweet wins.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 01-11 13:32
This logic sounds pretty good, but with 100u multiplied five times... how many times do you need to catch up to break even? Have you calculated it?
The competition on the contract side is too fierce, so I decided to try a different approach with options. To be honest, options don't offer much in terms of rebates, and the profit margins don't seem large, but you only know once you've actually tried — where the opportunities are.
Taking $100 as an example. If the market can rise above 3200+ before 10 PM, the $100 principal can instantly turn into $500. Even if the judgment is wrong, at most you lose that $100. The loss is fixed, but the profit has no upper limit — I like this logic.
My plan now is simple: invest $100 every day to try it out, and at the end of the month, analyze the actual returns. Consider the initial phase as tuition fees, learning while operating and accumulating experience. If the data looks good, adding more funds later won't be too late. Has anyone made a fortune with options? Share your thoughts.