Schwab gained about $850 this week to end at -$2342.96 (-3.72%). That’s its best position since Feb. Robinhood ended the week with $2854.68 (20.22%) and Roth with -$764.55 (-13.44%). My combined ROI is -$252.83 (-0.30%). Looking at the spreadsheet I still have 3 negative positions. HUT and DKNG are somewhat close to breakeven and TGT is still…TGT. I am making progress with it, according to my calendar metric I’m down to -16.97 and I started May with -20.78.
I’ve been working on my garage as much as I can so trading is a back burner item right now. I finally got the signoff from the city so as far as they are concerned it's finished. Still a lot of work to get inside set up. I’m still trading, Still going to keep posting screen shots and performance updates on the weekends.
Everything pulled back a bit this week. Schwab ended the week at -$2587.11 (-4.10%). The Robinhood accounts were $2656.46 (18.81%) and -$950.71 (-16.71%) respectively. Combined ROI is -$881.36 (-1.06%) I tried to simplify my spreadsheet so I can just post it and everyone understands it, but here are some quick caveats. The main focus of the spreadsheet is the individual positions and their information (Cost Basis, Income, Equity, Current and Sell prices). Positions with white text are calls, black are puts. Totals (white background) are based off invested dollars, that’s why the bottom number is $89K while my account is around $82K and isn’t going to show accurate ROIs. The current display is Robinhood taxable, Robinhood Roth, and then the 2 Schwab accounts; each one has a different color Cash on the left which just helps keep organized.