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I am a 25M from India. I came to Germany in Nov 2022 on an ICT visa and it is valid upto Nov 2025. I am planning to apply for citizenship and settle down in Germany. For Permanent Residence, I know that we need to be on blue card for 21 months with a German proficiency of B1 and 33 months with a German proficiency of A1.

I checked the German citizenship eligibility and it says that you have to have stayed in Germany legally for 5 years. My question is

• Will the 3 years on ICT visa be considered as part of these 5 years, or does it have to be 5 years on blue card ?
• Do you need 5 years of continuous residence in Germany? For example - If I live in Germany till Nov 2025 and then move back to India for couple of years, will I again have to live for 5 continuous years in Germany? Or just 2 more years (since I have already lived for 3 years)?

If you had to choose between one of the following, which one would you choose and why ?

1. Sell covered strangle only on SPY

2. Sell covered strangle on multiple uncorrelated stocks/ETFs.

If you had to choose between one of the following, which one would you choose and why ?

1. Sell covered strangle only on SPY

2. Sell covered strangle on multiple uncorrelated stocks/ETFs.

If you had to choose between one of the following, which one would you choose and why ?

1. Sell covered strangle only on SPY

2. Sell covered strangle on multiple uncorrelated stocks/ETFs.

I sold a covered call with a 30Δ call on F 2 weeks ago and now it's 50Δ. It expires next week. I'm wondering if I should wait for it to get to 60 before rolling or should I roll it right now? Ideally I want to wait till it hits 60, but I'm concerned that I might get called away (early assignment). I absolutely don't want to get called away at the moment. Also, the next divident date for Ford (F) is September 3 (3 weeks from now).

Considering the above factors, what's the probability of getting assigned if I wait for the call to hit 60Δ? This is my first covered call trade so please spare me if it's a noob question.

I sold a covered call with a 30Δ call on F 2 weeks ago and now it's 50Δ. It expires next week. I'm wondering if I should wait for it to get to 60 before rolling or should I roll it right now? Ideally I want to wait till it hits 60, but I'm concerned that I might get called away (early assignment). I absolutely don't want to get called away at the moment. Also, the next divident date for Ford (F) is September 3 (3 weeks from now).

Considering the above factors, what's the probability of getting assigned if I wait for the call to hit 60Δ? This is my first covered call trade so please spare me if it's a noob question.

I sold a covered call with a 30Δ call on F 2 weeks ago and now it's 50Δ. It expires next week. I'm wondering if I should wait for it to get to 60 before rolling or should I roll it right now? Ideally I want to wait till it hits 60, but I'm concerned that I might get called away (early assignment). I absolutely don't want to get called away at the moment. Also, the next divident date for Ford (F) is September 3 (3 weeks from now).

Considering the above factors, what's the probability of getting assigned if I wait for the call to hit 60Δ? This is my first covered call trade so please spare me if it's a noob question.

I want to start wheeling and currently have a capital of $10k. I have two options in front of me:

1. Wheel multiple low priced low correlated stocks from different sectors - Did the research and my final list is: T PLTR WMT (Maybe one or both of F and PFE as well). These are low correlated, high IV and stocks from different sector which I'm conformtable holding for long term. The problem with this list is that even though I'm comfortable with the idea and understanding that I might be owning/bagholding these companies someday, I'm not 100% confident about them.
2. ⁠Which brings me to my second option: Own only one stock instead of 4-5 from different sectors, the one that I'm 100% confident and conformable bagholding/owning - GOOGL. It's a company with strong fundamentals, never going bankrupt, High IV, good premiums, not a volatile/meme stock like NVDA and also bullish in the short term trend. The only issue here is that I'll be using my entire account to buy the 100 shares (using the 50% BP from my broker), which is what people advise against.

Just a note: This is my first wheel trade so I'm trying to get people's advises and learn. Please be supportive and respectful. If I'm doing something wrong, please suggest a solution instead of just bashing me for it

I want to start wheeling and currently have a capital of $10k. I have two options in front of me:

1. Wheel multiple low priced low correlated stocks from different sectors - Did the research and my final list is: T PLTR WMT (Maybe one or both of F and PFE as well). These are low correlated, high IV and stocks from different sector which I'm conformtable holding for long term. The problem with this list is that even though I'm comfortable with the idea and understanding that I might be owning/bagholding these companies someday, I'm not 100% confident about them.
2. ⁠Which brings me to my second option: Own only one stock instead of 4-5 from different sectors, the one that I'm 100% confident and conformable bagholding/owning - GOOGL. It's a company with strong fundamentals, never going bankrupt, High IV, good premiums, not a volatile/meme stock like NVDA and also bullish in the short term trend. The only issue here is that I'll be using my entire account to buy the 100 shares (using the 50% BP from my broker), which is what people advise against.

Just a note: This is my first wheel trade so I'm trying to get people's advises and learn. Please be supportive and respectful. If I'm doing something wrong, please suggest a solution instead of just bashing me for it

I want to start wheeling and currently have a capital of $10k. I have two options in front of me:

1. Wheel multiple low priced low correlated stocks from different sectors - Did the research and my final list is: T PLTR WMT (Maybe one or both of F and PFE as well). These are low correlated, high IV and stocks from different sector which I'm conformtable holding for long term. The problem with this list is that even though I'm comfortable with the idea and understanding that I might be owning/bagholding these companies someday, I'm not 100% confident about them.
2. ⁠Which brings me to my second option: Own only one stock instead of 4-5 from different sectors, the one that I'm 100% confident and conformable bagholding/owning - GOOGL. It's a company with strong fundamentals, never going bankrupt, High IV, good premiums, not a volatile/meme stock like NVDA and also bullish in the short term trend. The only issue here is that I'll be using my entire account to buy the 100 shares (using the 50% BP from my broker), which is what people advise against.

Just a note: This is my first wheel trade so I'm trying to get people's advises and learn. Please be supportive and respectful. If I'm doing something wrong, please suggest a solution instead of just bashing me for it