Everyone’s chasing AI and semis. Meanwhile, healthcare quietly underperformed the S&P by 30 %+ this year. But here’s the twist: Over 25 years, $XLV (healthcare ETF) has outperformed the market, alongside $QQQ and $XLY. Why? Aging population. Chronic disease. Non-cyclical demand. Do you know what changed? → Sector rotation (Mr. Market’s mood swing) → Post-COVID claim spikes hurting insurers → High interest rates choking biotech funding → Regulatory noise scaring off capital Short-term chaos. But structurally? Demand is compounding. And when capital returns to this sector (it always does), the upside will be violent. I’m not betting on miracles. I’m accumulating high-cash-flow, dominant companies trading at a 30–40% discount. Call me crazy, but I’d rather buy misunderstood resilience than overpriced hype. Healthcare won’t stay cheap for long. Follow me to see what I’m loading up on 👇 #stocks #investing #healthcare #valueinvesting #SP500 #biotech #XLV #UNH #stockmarket #trading #inflation #longterminvesting #financialfreedom

Just sold a Cash-Secured Put on $TSLA: Strike: $220 DTE: 46 days Premium: $5.35 ($535 total) Collateral: $22,000 Yield: 2.43% for 46 days (~19.29% annualized) This trade, plus the $142 from $GOOGL, gets me 22.57% closer to my $3000 premium goal for June. June Target ($677/$3000) Happy to own $TSLA at $220 if assigned. If not? I keep the premium! Stay consistent, stay disciplined. #OptionsTrading #CashSecuredPut #TSLA #PassiveIncome #OptionsFlow

Description: Woke up in the middle of the night... and decided to trust the setup. Took a long position on the Micro E-mini S&P 500 futures $MES — this is how it played out. 🔍 Trade Context: • Instrument: $MES Micro E-mini S&P 500 Futures • Direction: Long • Time: Middle of the night / overnight session • Strategy: Heikin-Ashi Diff crossover + Hull-Smoothed Stochastic filter • Entry: Bullish signal + oscillator confirmation • Exit: Momentum fade detected via Stochastic %K is 80 and drop 🎧 Background music: Royalty-free Music by Ribhav Agrawal 📈 Just a quick share of how trading can happen anytime, even when you’re half asleep. Sometimes the setups just call you.

As of March 28, 2025, I’m excited to share that my account is up 8.54% year-to-date. It’s been a solid start to the year, especially when you compare it to the S&P 500®, which is down -4.81%, and NASDAQ, which is down -10.15%. It feels good to see that my approach is outperforming the broader market! For the month of March alone, I’ve had a net gain of $11,334.32, which works out to a 28.00% return on my initial investment of $36,163.40. Breaking it down further, my long-term positions gained $6,046.90 (29.89%), while my short-term positions brought in $5,287.42 (26.12%). Honestly, I’m proud of these numbers, especially since I’ve had a 100% gain/loss ratio—no losses this month, just growth. Looking at the broader picture, the 8.54% YTD return is a reflection of sticking to my strategy, staying disciplined, and managing risks. I’ve learned a lot along the way, and it feels great to see the hard work pay off—especially when I’m doing better than the market averages. If you’re on a similar journey, know that consistency and smart decisions can lead to some great results. I’m looking forward to what the rest of the year brings. Keep pushing and stay focused! 👏📈

I entered an SPX 0DTE call butterfly for 2.00, 20 wide, mid strike 5755, and exited for 3.45. It continued to 4.35, but I had a few fly losses in the past few days, so I wanted to take the win early. I also sold a few put credit spreads on SPX for .75 and bought back for .35. That is my opening range breakout trade. Where is @Options Jive and @Tomer Har Yoffi in the past week? They are usually the most active.