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Throwing in the regard towel, finally.

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A 20yo regrets selling NVDA and SNDK for marginal gains to gamble on options, vowing to return to long-term investing after blowing up.

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20 years old and have spent the last year and change stressing myself over stupid options trades I didn’t need to take. The thing is, before I started options I wasn’t making stupid investing decisions. Put a good portion of my money into ETFs, and I bought NVDA at 98, and SNDK and 55 last year and sold them for marginal gains so I could gamble my good investment decisions away. The last account blow up I had where I took a look at my all-time chart made me realize that I am literally doing the same thing over and over again, just with greater amounts of money. I do want to keep investing in shares of companies I do actual DD on. Any advice?

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