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Korean retail investors net-bought **$4.7B of U.S. stocks in July**. Across June and July, they net-bought **$3.8B of SOXL**.

Bought 24 contracts on a whim before close on Monday. Paper handed those within the first hour of trade and fomoed back in with most of it shortly after. I'll probably regret selling it today, but better to take profits and blow it all in a few days rather than just the one.

He made around $100 million in personal profits that year. If he bought at say Jan 2008, he would be at $857 Million without dividends reinvested and $1.2 Billion with dividends reinvested. If he bought and the local lows he could have up to $1.4 Billion with reinvested dividends.

Was doing some up downs over the weekend and ended up around 2400, -50% port. Bought 40 spy calls for 1500\~ on Friday for Monday expire. Sold for 4k\~ in the morning on Monday. Decided to buy a bunch of OTM 0dte spy calls right after cause I felt like I should have held. Proceeded to sell them for 16k. Loaded up 2000 spy 767 calls for Tuesday. Sold them early afternoon missing out on 300k.​ I just took random screenshots of history hopefully it shows everything.

(or wish they saw themselves)

911.5 million shares will be unlocked that are primarily owned by institutional investors compared to the 693 million shares that were available at IPO. That's 142% more shares on the market. These investors have held these shares for years, and now that they've exponentially increased their gains, they're ready to fucking sell. But it's priced in, right? No, it's fucking not. About 30% of the shares sold through the IPO were sold to retail investors. And since then, I *think* the percentage o

Is he following Situational Awareness with his short positions?