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free money this week and next week
guys don’t forget to buy $BTX tomorrow and then sell it on monday to get 11% annual for monthly div, then do buy costco on nov 22 to get free $30 per share as special div, sell on nov25 so these can be temp hold and release
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Humm this is what AI saying **Partly true, but it's not free money, and some details are wrong.** **Costco:** The special dividend is real. Costco declared $30 per share, payable December 4 to holders of record on November 24. Nov 22 is a Sunday, though, so the market is closed. One report says you need to own the stock by the close on Nov. 23. Buying then and selling Nov 25 would collect the dividend. But a stock's price normally drops by about the dividend amount once the ex-dividend date passes, so you'd end up roughly flat before commissions and taxes. **BTX:** This looks like the BlackRock Technology and Private Equity Term Trust. It pays monthly, but the amounts are small. The latest listed payment is about $0.0525 per share, and the forward yield is about 7.5%. That is well below 11%. A longer-running problem is the timing. One data site lists the next ex-dividend date as Nov 13, which is tomorrow. If you buy on the ex-date, you don't get that month's payout. To receive it, you'd have had to own the shares before then. **Why the trick doesn't work:** This is called dividend capture. For BTX, the typical price drop on the ex-date has been close to the dividend itself, and the average gain was under 1% before taxes and costs. Taxes can erase even that. If you hold US stocks in a Canadian account, US dividends usually face 15% withholding tax. In a TFSA you can't get that back, while an RRSP is generally exempt. This is general information, not financial advice. A post promising easy money from a "temporary hold" deserves skepticism.
NVDA Board Drama & Nov 17 Earnings: A “Black Friday” Sale Coming for AI Stocks? 📉🛒
Hey team, Nvidia is in the headlines again. Shares are down sharply after hours following reports that the board is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang, with a decision possible as soon as this week. Here’s how I’m looking at it: • The Catalyst Timeline: Nvidia reports earnings on Nov 17 after the close, and the market reaction lands on Nov 18, the same day Huang is reportedly due for a closed-door House briefing. The board could act before then. A lot of the drop may already be priced in, but a messy exit with no clear successor would add another leg of uncertainty. A clean succession plan, on the other hand, could calm things down. • The Domino Effect: NVDA is the anchor of the AI trade, and almost every other AI name is tightly linked to it. If the selling continues, it could drag the whole sector down with it. • My Game Plan: I’m keeping my eyes open. We could see an early Black Friday sale across AI names over the next week or two. When panic hits, even strong businesses can get put on discount. But demand for the chips hasn’t changed, so I’ll be watching earnings guidance closely. Obviously nobody knows how the board or the market will play this out, and these are still media reports. I’m not rushing in blindly. I’m keeping cash ready, scaling in slowly rather than trying to catch the bottom, and watching for quality setups if things get ugly. How are you guys playing this? Seeing a potential buying opportunity, or am I way off here? 👇
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Blueprint Millionaire Challenge: Week 2 starts today
Week 1 is in the books. Time to place this week’s trade. Quick reminder of the rules: - Stocks/ETFs: up to 15% of your account, based on today’s balance - Options: max loss up to 5% of your account - Mixing both: options risk counts x3, and the total must stay within 15% - Max 3 names (stocks, ETFs or options, combined) - Never invest more than 15% at any point in the week, not just at Monday’s entry - Close everything by Friday, Nov 13 Full rules are at the top of the pinned challenge thread. Post your trades there, not here, so everything stays in one place.
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Wanted to try something different this week. I let the AI pick one $25k risk trade and I picked the other $25k risk trade. Both positions are already filled and showing in the account. Screenshot attached (account value $1,015,273.60 / cash $950,645.60 as of this morning). Mistake: On the NVDA bull call debit spread (Buy 180 / Sell 200) I accidentally selected the Nov 27 expiration instead of a shorter-dated one. I will fully close that position by Friday Nov 13 so the account is back to 100% cash, exactly as the rules require. The SPY spread is already on the correct Nov 13 expiry and will also be closed by Friday. I already missed last week’s entry because I was busy over the weekend and didn’t want to miss this one as well. Closing the Nov 27 NVDA spread this week regardless of P&L so everything stays clean. Will post the closing screenshots on Friday.
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@Ravi Radhakrishnan its Alpaca I just have Muse place the trade and told it what to do and take screen shot thats what it did dont think its actual screen shoot of Alpaca. I can share the actual screen shot of my account but I am too lazy let AI do its thing :)
NVDA Pullback: Headline Drama vs. Core Fundamentals
Hey team, NVDA took an 4-8% hit after the board announced an independent probe into CEO Jensen Huang regarding a personal relationship with a former executive linked to an alleged Chinese intelligence operation. Naturally, the headline panic is out in full force. But as disciplined investors, it helps to separate the headline noise from the actual underlying business: - The Noise: The executive drama, national security headlines, and short-term options volatility. - The Business: The board explicitly noted it has no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised. Nvidia’s hardware dominance, data center demand, and cash flow haven't changed overnight. My Take: Headline flushes on world-class companies often create solid long-term entries, but leadership probes take time to play out. If you’re dollar-cost averaging into quality shares, dips like this are worth watching closely—just respect the volatility and keep your position sizing tight. Are you scaling into this pull-back, or waiting for the board's review to clear? Let's hear your thoughts! 👇
Hey guys, Please welcome Kristine to the Wealth Blueprint team 👋
Please welcome Kristine, my new assistant and part of the Wealth Blueprint staff. She’ll help with membership, access, finding your way around, and assisting in client relations. Trade and market questions still come to me. Say hi below! 🎉 - Syed
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@Kristine Galoyo is amazing all the best
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Ahmed Chaudhry
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Hi everyone! 10-year investor here looking to branch into options trading—excited to connect and learn from you all!

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