One Year Wheeling BORING Names. The FULL Breakdown
u/GarbageTimePro ·
Reddit — r/options
· June 21, 2026 at 13:16
· ⬆ 22 pts
· 💬 16 comments
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Summary
The thread discusses the “wheeling” strategy on boring/stable stocks versus passive index investing.
Dominant sentiment is skeptical: one commenter argues that variance can make any strategy look good, while another highlights that simply holding QQQ returned 40% with less effort.
No specific earnings or tickers were discussed; the focus is on strategy comparison rather than directional trades.
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[+6] u/CyJackX: Most of your rebuttals don't get at the true point. Variance can make winners out of any amount of risk, it doesn't mean that the risk/reward was better. There are no guarantees in the market, just statistical odds.
[+5] u/donnie1977: Seems like a lot of work when holding QQQ returned 40%.