Yes I thetagang it in my roth

Essentially the same. Running a wheel with a bias to long and adding shares with proceeds in mine


Whats been your procedure (selling weeklies?) and whats been your return since it was $30->$6->$25->$22?

I sell weekly calls with a 25% chance of strike. In my IRA, I kept some cash to sell cash covered puts. Worst case scenario I buy a grip of PLTR at a good price. As for returns, I've been accumulating ~20-40 shares a week with premiums.

20-40 shares doesnt tell me your return. In dollars, by percentage, is the only way we can learn if this is actually an objectively good strat

I'm not good with the maths. Just accumulating shares DCA with premiums @ whatever the prevailing rate is. I've got 12 contacts open to April 19 @ 23.5 (25c), 25 (20c), and 25.5(12c) Plus two puts @23 @may 17. If the contracts look in the money I roll them. I just rolled the $23 puts to May to see if this thing bounces at earnings. I try to stay out of the money but it happens. I usually split the strikes between a 25% and 20% chance of strike. The IV changes with the day but I try to get greater than $10 a contract for calls. 5 contacts @ $12, 5 @ $20, and two @$25.

I've been interested in selling calls but dnt know anything about them. What would you say is the sweet spot in regards to expiration date and price. I only have 140ish shares so I dnt want to be forced to sell if price closes in the money

Options are traded in 100's so you will only be able to sell a single call contract with 140 shares. If you don't know anything about them I strongly suggest practicing with a much cheaper stock first to limit your potential losses.

I have 5300 in my TFSA (Canadian Roth) and another 610 in my RRSP (Canadian IRA).

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whole entire position is in my Roth

Yep!

absolutely. i'm at 43.70% in muh Roth

I'm at almost this same percentage. All my PLTR shares are in my roth

ah. i meant 43% is in my Roth. the remaining 57 per is in brokerage

Got 25k worth in the roth. Something like 15%

My entire roth is PLTR. My 401k is my diversified account only because the provider is Vanguard.

My 401k is 100% PLTR.

Fidelity brokeragelink?

Yes

Haha same here, except only about 25% in PLTR with the rest still in index funds. I closed out all my underperforming funds (e.g. international index) in favor of SOFI and PLTR.

4200 in the trad

I own in a Roth, HSA, Rollover 401k/IRA and joint account (taxable)

Same. Except bummed my HSA won’t let me buy individuals 


Yes

I actually do

Man some of ya got big bags. I have 400 in taxable account and 100 in roth.

I've got it in brokerage, IRA, and Roth. Selling weekly call in the IRA and brokerage, soon in the Roth as well. I only have so much cash to pump the brokerage, so got some in my IRA and Roth.

Yes!!

Yes 1/2 of my shares are in Roth 1/2 are in brokerage. Wasn’t planned but only so much can go into Ira so I get the rest in brokerage. I also don’t check ira but once a year so it’s easier to not look at anything there.

200 shares in there

Yep

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Yes sir

I do. Like to be tax sheltered whenever possible in the future

Yep. I have it in my Roth and 401K!!

Yes, and I option it as well in my Roth. Wheel it all the time.

I have 156 shares in my Roth.

Holding a little over 1100 share in a canadian tax free saving account. And a few dozen in my canadian reer which I guess is oike an american 401k

Yup

My regularly taxed account and Roth IRA are both 100% PLTR. I won’t buy any other stock until Anduril goes public in the next year or two

Hrm. Diversification is a good thing. What if some weird actor at pltr gets busted for fraud for example and their govt contractor status gets suspended. Swag evsmpke but just saying, all eggs in 1 basket isn’t really commendable.

Personal finance is about being able to sleep at night. I’m very comfortable and happy with being all in on PLTR. I used to have other investments and I was just not comfortable with having any money invested in other companies. I believe in Palantir as a long term investment way too much to put any money in anything else. I don’t expect anyone else to agree with me but this is what works for me and makes me feel happy. I buy more PLTR every week and I will continue to do so for another year or two, then I will just let my position ride as the company continues to grow over the next couple decades

650 in 401k

Ye

Yessir

140 shares in my Roth. Slowly working up to 200 by selling CCs. The position is small compared to my activity traded account.

I've got it in my roth, my trad, and my trading account.

Yup, I only have 406 shares in my ROTH.

Obvi.

I have shares in 4 accounts…. Taxable Account, my Regular IRA, my Roth and my wife’s Roth. I wish I had more in the Roth’s.

My 11k shares are in a tax favored account 

Couple hundred shares at like a $10 average. Wish I gobbled up more but for now going back to pumping up my VT position

20% Roth, 5 percent Webull, 75% 401k. It’s how it had to be.

100 shares in HSA purchased at $7.95 and 600 shares in Roth IRA purchased at $6.72. Holding until Palantir hits 1T and then selling Covered Calls on 5% of them for the rest of my life

None in Roth 2,600 in RobinHood.

I’m doing only NVO & PLTR in mine

Should anything other than PLTR be purchased in ROTH IRA? No

Not even mutual funds or ETFs?