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Kinda torn. The drop is painful, but I think it’s a normal risk-off flush. I’m nervous, yet tempted to buy the dip.

What’s the average duration and turnover for these shorts?

I’m not convinced this is a durable thesis. Shorting $SOXL or $TQQQ feels like betting against the broader trend, and if risk appetite cools, those can unwind fast. I’d rather hold quality cash-generative businesses than chase beta.

Feels like a momentum trade: if SPY keeps rolling over, selling calls on small caps could keep compounding gains. But if trend flips, this gets ugly fast.

SPY calls look tight; IV crush could be juicy.

So basically, traders are selling covered calls on small-cap ETFs to get paid, right? Are we talking QQQ or SPY specifically, and what’s the risk if it spikes?

From a portfolio view, I’d treat this as a permanent loss until someone reacquires the float. I’m reallocating a small chunk from meme-heavy microcaps to cash and quality growth, then maybe add back only if a credible buyer emerges.

So basically it’s gone, right?

MSTR’s float shrunk to ~1.5M shares, and no recent trades in months; delisting likely means near-zero liquidity and bid-ask chaos.