This is a little bit different of an idea than what I would normally do, but I think it'll be fun. I've been trying to do more spreads lately and it's pretty easy to set up something where if the stock goes up even a little bit you make a lot of money and where if the stock goes down even a little bit you lose a lot of money. So it makes sense to bet on stocks not based on the size of their movement, but on the probability of it.

Gamestop is grossly overvalued and eveyone knows it, but that's not what I'm here for. When GME moves it does so in massive upward spikes. As soon as one of these spikes start everyone piles on hoping to push it past old highs. However, once these spikes cool down the stock doesn't just plummet back to Earth. In the past 6 months GME has only has a positive week 29% of the time. The other 71% of week it drifts down slowly. I'm going to be buying put debit spreads that are as close to 50/50 double or nothing nets as I can. If the trend continues I should win ~70% of the time and make some money.