A 30% drawdown isn’t “life‑changing”—it can be life‑destroying if you’re buying calls on a leveraged ETF. In this breakdown, I dissect Chris Sain’s $50→$1,000 TSLL/Tesla promise and show why leveraged ETFs + options + time decay is a double‑decay trap.

Inside:

TSLL reality: leverage drag, daily reset, path dependency (why 2x ≠ 2x over time)
The real math to 20x—and what TSLA would need to do (and hold) to get there
Why “third Friday” expirations don’t save you from theta and IV crush
Chart patterns vs risk management: size, DTE, and defined‑risk alternatives
Smarter bullish plays than TSLL calls (if you must): verticals, shares/DCA
Opinions based on public info; not financial or legal advice.

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Is Trading With Ashley truly helping beginners, or is her "safe" wheel strategy a ticking time bomb for your trading account?

In this hard-hitting review, we EXPOSE the potential dangers and underperformance of Ashley's popular trading methods.

We dissect her claims, analyze the historical data of covered call ETFs like JPI, QYLD, and XYLD, and reveal why they consistently lag behind the market, costing you significant gains.

Did Ashley's "patience" and embrace of the wheel strategy really fund her new mansion?

We delve into the timing of her success, her past questionable trades (MSTR's $300,000 loss?!, the alleged Tesla lie?), and the reality behind selling a simple, perhaps unprofitable strategy.

Learn why "collecting pennies" with covered calls means sacrificing massive upside and locking in losses during market downturns.

We also touch upon the red flags, including the promotion of potentially ineffective technical analysis and the familiar guru playbook of selling hope to a vulnerable audience. While acknowledging a few instances of refunds (unlike some of the worst actors like Invest with Corey and Felix Prehn), we question whether the core strategy truly serves her followers.

Before you buy into the "no trader left behind" promise, watch this critical review and understand the potential pitfalls of Trading With Ashley's approach. Don't let your portfolio be the one "left behind" in terms of real growth!

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In this in-depth Options With Davis review, we examine his "safe wheel strategy for beginners," aiming to provide a fair assessment while also highlighting critical flaws. While I believe Davis has good intentions, this video will break down why the wheel strategy, particularly covered calls, dramatically underperforms the market in the long run.

We'll analyze real-world examples from Covered Call ETFs like JPI, QYLD ($26 to $16!), and DYL, showing their poor performance even with dividends. You'll understand why "collecting pennies" means sacrificing massive upside during recoveries (like early 2025's 9-day S&P rally!) and locking in losses during pullbacks.

Then, we dive into Davis's proposed solutions for market crashes, dissecting:

His Nvidia example: Selling aggressive $140 puts on a stock that fell below $90, leading to huge losses.

His "tranches" method: Selling single cash-secured puts at multiple levels. We explain why this approach is foolish, barely allocates capital (earning 2-3% annually vs. a CD!), and relies on knowing market direction.

The DTE (Days to Expiration) discussion: Why short DTE is safer in a crash, but longer DTE (45 days) can lead to massive losses during sharp moves.

His fundamental analysis advice: Why relying on "fair value" sites won't predict future performance.

This episode argues that while intended for safety, this complex strategy is ultimately "complete garbage" and likely to underperform even a certificate of deposit. Watch before you commit to the wheel!

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