“I made $10 million in one day trading Amazon options… 100 plus hours of deep, deep research that went into that trade…”

The Pomp Podcast · How to Spot the Next Big Trade Before Wall Street | Chris Camillo

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spent 100+ hours researching every data point on Amazon, cloud computing, compute prices, and management cues before trading Amazon options on earnings

$10 million profit in one day; 100+ hours of research; 10% of liquid net worth risked

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