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The fund is an actively managed ETF that attempts to replicate 2 times (200%) the daily percentage change of the underlying stock by entering into financial instruments such as swaps and options on the underlying stock, as well as directly purchasing the underlying stock; at the end of each trading day, the notional exposure against the underlying stock obtained through the combination of these instruments will be approximately 200% of the fund’s net asset value. It is non-diversified.

BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Dec. 2 at 10:26 AM
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Dec. 2 at 2:28 AM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 28 at 4:45 PM
$TSLA If you’re looking for a higher time frame outlook (which always comes at the expense of more time For the data to change)… The sheer amount of puts sold 400-425 over the next 3-4 weeks tells me the price is likely net upwards in trend in how it expires every Friday. So if you can find some really good dip buys below 422.5 $TSLR is likely the set and forget style play for the next 2-3 weeks. This doesn’t mean there won’t exist pockets of $TSLQ plays along the way. But as a whole… there’s just way too many puts in the system for them to be finishing lower. They will likely come down and tease them (to sell more) but they will likely be mean reverted and head right back up. So that’s why I’m saying a nice dip buy on $TSLR likely is the play for the next 2-3 weeks. So long as these puts are sold like this, there’s too much resistance on the way down in how they will protect price and avoid assignments. Which as a whole is telling about an incoming decimation.
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 25 at 8:47 PM
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 23 at 9:05 PM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 11:25 PM
All good bro. I was a bit busy managing my exit out of $TSLR (pretty large size) so you can't just market order out lol. But by the time I was happily out I was like is $TSLQ the next entry? I didn't like that OPEX was tomorrow ... but I LOVED the massive calls sold. What a beautiful 30% move on $TSLQ so anyone who grabbed it, hats off to you. Great trade! Again the secret wasn't the chart or "JAPAN" ... it was the options inventory supported that move down BY TOMORROW. I was just a bit too late to the party.
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 5:56 PM
$TSLR hey bro @CheesyPepperoni I got out at $425 this morning when I saw the calls sold. But will absolutely add based on how tsla finishes in the last 5 min tomorrow with the puts sold levels $TSLA
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bobbypaiva
bobbypaiva Nov. 20 at 4:58 PM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 4:40 PM
$TSLA $TSLR sorry guys happened too fast Discussed in discord but that 421 pop was the short It’s not too late but wait for 417 or so if you want to join and on a Thursday I’d take a 420/422.5 strangle in case it heads up tomorrow for the ultimate decimation cause then you can really profit off the call side and sit short and add to it with the call Profits
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 4:15 PM
$TSLA Regardless of long term $TSLR position Prepare your brains for a $TSLA put alert
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Dec. 2 at 10:26 AM
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Dec. 2 at 2:28 AM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 28 at 4:45 PM
$TSLA If you’re looking for a higher time frame outlook (which always comes at the expense of more time For the data to change)… The sheer amount of puts sold 400-425 over the next 3-4 weeks tells me the price is likely net upwards in trend in how it expires every Friday. So if you can find some really good dip buys below 422.5 $TSLR is likely the set and forget style play for the next 2-3 weeks. This doesn’t mean there won’t exist pockets of $TSLQ plays along the way. But as a whole… there’s just way too many puts in the system for them to be finishing lower. They will likely come down and tease them (to sell more) but they will likely be mean reverted and head right back up. So that’s why I’m saying a nice dip buy on $TSLR likely is the play for the next 2-3 weeks. So long as these puts are sold like this, there’s too much resistance on the way down in how they will protect price and avoid assignments. Which as a whole is telling about an incoming decimation.
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 25 at 8:47 PM
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BEATOFtheMARKET
BEATOFtheMARKET Nov. 23 at 9:05 PM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 11:25 PM
All good bro. I was a bit busy managing my exit out of $TSLR (pretty large size) so you can't just market order out lol. But by the time I was happily out I was like is $TSLQ the next entry? I didn't like that OPEX was tomorrow ... but I LOVED the massive calls sold. What a beautiful 30% move on $TSLQ so anyone who grabbed it, hats off to you. Great trade! Again the secret wasn't the chart or "JAPAN" ... it was the options inventory supported that move down BY TOMORROW. I was just a bit too late to the party.
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 5:56 PM
$TSLR hey bro @CheesyPepperoni I got out at $425 this morning when I saw the calls sold. But will absolutely add based on how tsla finishes in the last 5 min tomorrow with the puts sold levels $TSLA
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bobbypaiva
bobbypaiva Nov. 20 at 4:58 PM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 4:40 PM
$TSLA $TSLR sorry guys happened too fast Discussed in discord but that 421 pop was the short It’s not too late but wait for 417 or so if you want to join and on a Thursday I’d take a 420/422.5 strangle in case it heads up tomorrow for the ultimate decimation cause then you can really profit off the call side and sit short and add to it with the call Profits
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 4:15 PM
$TSLA Regardless of long term $TSLR position Prepare your brains for a $TSLA put alert
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 20 at 3:26 PM
$TSLA Does my reasoning for being $TSLR make sense now? Put Assignments last week 410-430 which means 430+ in short order All green prints below 400 on a 397 gap fill An options chain designed at selling calls to chasers everytime they head up. While we might not get 430+ this week (as they’re not done marker making), it absolutely is part of a 4-6 week portfolio horizon to get it. This has nothing to do with options or our wheelhouse or what the discord will be about But just to say that understanding that the entire game runs on options, specifically the few games played within options, is the lesson here. Not news. Not narrative. Not Top G having his crypto liquidated. Not cloned beef. Not even Epstein files, 😆
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 18 at 7:08 PM
I’m still Scaling in portfolio wise into $TSLR I posted on my profile why earlier this morning telling people be careful shorting
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 18 at 2:41 AM
$QQQ excellent analysis. We likely head up. The drop that’s incoming needs exit liquidity $NVDA $SPY $TSLA $TSLR
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 17 at 5:12 PM
$NVDA $QQQ $SPY $TSLA Why do I say you may as well be an sp500 investor if you’re a believer in crayola and lines? Because the trader who relies on TA will usually risk very little in comparison to a sizeable sp500 portfolio. Sure they may make 100-1000% on their small trades But measures against a fat sp500 holding… the time energy just isn’t rewarded. 500% on $300 is $1500. The next time that TA SETUP FAILS you’re probably negative $5000 before making another $1500. The net result is a loser in the TA GAME. I’ve been saying this for a while now. Options sweeps, gamma exposure, order flow, depth of market. Situational awareness on where whales get assigned builds a longer term picture week by week so you can actually call accurate moves Congrats to everyone capitalizing on $TSLR alert this morning
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robd27
robd27 Nov. 17 at 4:16 PM
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 17 at 3:54 PM
$TSLL $TSLR @bobby2322 yes sir. A ridiculous amount of calls are being bought for this week. And with the decimation into the 380’s last week you should be able to see a 430-450 range if not higher. They were also assigned a ton of puts last week above 410 so they likely will want to defend those levels this week With the impending IV volatility of $NVDA earnings market wide, there’s no point playing premium decaying options this early out on a Friday expiration on $TSLA
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galileotrader
galileotrader Nov. 17 at 3:29 PM
$TSLR started here for a swing this week.
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incomealex
incomealex Nov. 6 at 4:15 PM
$TSLA will go up after the board approves the package. Long $TSLA and long $TSLR
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stockchancellor
stockchancellor Oct. 3 at 2:57 PM
$PLTR $TSLR seems #ETTD today.. $NVDA next .. so overvalued too
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DougieFreshPicks
DougieFreshPicks Oct. 2 at 3:48 PM
We mentioned this morning on the Live Show to lock in profits could see some pullback today and $AMD will be running 🎯 Did you lock them in on $TSLA $TSLL $TSLR Now you buy new options on the dips with the profits 💯
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SweepCastApp
SweepCastApp Sep. 28 at 11:48 AM
$TSLR: Unusual Options Activity Alerted CALL flow observed 200x contracts at Strike price of $23 Exp on 03/20/2026 with Premium of $300K and showing BULLISH Sentiment
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SweepCastApp
SweepCastApp Sep. 27 at 3:56 AM
$TSLR: TRADE CALL flow observed 200 @ 15 Strike 23 Exp 03/20/2026 Premium $300.0K Sentiment BULLISH
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