u/I_killed_the_kraken

Reddit r/wallstreetbets
· tracked since Apr 2026
Calls
4
Win Rate
75.0%
return
-1.6%
Calls 4 6 Posts tracked · 0.1/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 3
Best Calls
USO Long +14.9%
SPY Long +2.0%
FXY Long +0.1%
Worst Calls
VITL Long -23.4%
Most Mentioned
SPY ×1
BNO ×1
FXY ×1
Recent Calls
TICKER Long 1 month ago
FXY Long 1 month ago
USO Long 1 month ago
Win Rate 75% Long 4 Short 0
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90d 100%
Average Return -1.6% Long Return -1.6% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -6.6%
30d -3.7%
90d +4.8%
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Long
Jul 31
$57.52
+0.1%
US Treasury told banks to stand ready for yen intervention after Japan’s action lifted yen from four-decade lows. Government intervention typically supports the yen, creating upside for yen-tracking instruments. Event-driven long FXY to capture short-term yen strength from intervention momentum. Intervention may fail, or US Treasury may not follow through, allowing dollar/yen to reverse.
US Treasury told banks to stand ready for yen intervention after Japan’s action lifted yen from four-decade lows. Government intervention typically supports the yen, creating upside for yen-tracking instruments. Event-driven long FXY to capture short-term yen strength from intervention momentum. Intervention may fail, or US Treasury may not follow through, allowing dollar/yen to reverse.
FX & Currencies
Long
Jul 20
$123.33
+14.9%
US crude inventories are at a 45-year low, 43 days of supply remain, and the Strait of Hormuz is shut — all pointing to a physical supply crunch. The market’s $71/bbl year-end price estimate ignores the imminent shortfall, creating a mispricing that will correct as shortages hit headlines. Long call options on crude oil to profit from the expected price spike driven by forced demand rationing or a geopolitical resolution. A surprise diplomatic deal to reopen Hormuz, strategic petroleum reserve releases, or a recession that crushes demand could invalidate the thesis.
US crude inventories are at a 45-year low, 43 days of supply remain, and the Strait of Hormuz is shut — all pointing to a physical supply crunch. The market’s $71/bbl year-end price estimate ignores the imminent shortfall, creating a mispricing that will correct as shortages hit headlines. Long call options on crude oil to profit from the expected price spike driven by forced demand rationing or a geopolitical resolution. A surprise diplomatic deal to reopen Hormuz, strategic petroleum reserve releases, or a recession that crushes demand could invalidate the thesis.
Commodities
Long
Jul 12
$754.95
+2.0%
The author explicitly says “calls first thing Monday morning” despite listing broad market risks. This implies a belief that negative sentiment is overdone and a short-term rally (likely index-wide) will occur at Monday’s open. Buy short-dated calls on SPY as a contrarian play against the bearish macro narrative. Continued selling pressure from illiquidity, worse-than-expected data over the weekend, or failure of the “calls Monday” meme to materialize.
The author explicitly says “calls first thing Monday morning” despite listing broad market risks. This implies a belief that negative sentiment is overdone and a short-term rally (likely index-wide) will occur at Monday’s open. Buy short-dated calls on SPY as a contrarian play against the bearish macro narrative. Continued selling pressure from illiquidity, worse-than-expected data over the weekend, or failure of the “calls Monday” meme to materialize.
Equity Indexes
Long
Apr 30
$13.05
-23.4%
VITL trades at P/E ~8.8, has negligible debt and positive margins; stock is down 76% from ATH due to avian flu, but egg prices have dropped 97% from recent highs and appear to be bottoming. If egg prices stabilize or rise, VITL’s premium brand should see revenue recovery; combined with broader food inflation and government attention (Palantir-USDA deal), shortages could drive margins higher. The author believes the stock is deeply undervalued relative to normalized earnings and that a consolidation pattern is forming for a trend reversal. Avian flu resurgence, further declines in egg demand, rising chicken feed costs (fertilizer shortage could raise feed prices), potential recession cutting premium food spending.
VITL trades at P/E ~8.8, has negligible debt and positive margins; stock is down 76% from ATH due to avian flu, but egg prices have dropped 97% from recent highs and appear to be bottoming. If egg prices stabilize or rise, VITL’s premium brand should see revenue recovery; combined with broader food inflation and government attention (Palantir-USDA deal), shortages could drive margins higher. The author believes the stock is deeply undervalued relative to normalized earnings and that a consolidation pattern is forming for a trend reversal. Avian flu resurgence, further declines in egg demand, rising chicken feed costs (fertilizer shortage could raise feed prices), potential recession cutting premium food spending.
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u/I_killed_the_kraken has 4 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 4 tickers since April 2026. Most covered: SPY, BNO, FXY.