MARA is a failing company with no competitive advantage; unsuitable for selling puts.

We will use shares of Nvidia, Amazon, Mara, and Peloton.

2021 was the year of cryptocurrencies, so Coinbase and Mara stocks performed exceptionally well, and I don't like Mara. In fact, I didn't mention Mara on my YouTube channel. I know it is very popular among YouTube marketers who have large channels and get a lot of views, and even small channels get a lot of views, but they do not have a degree in finance, nor real experience.

They usually sell a program or training course, and they are often not the ones who provide it. I apologize for digressing. Mara is a company I hate, but it performed exceptionally well in 2021.

Mara lost $694 million, but all the YouTube videos that went viral, okay? I am convinced that everyone who covered Mara's news was a fraud, because the company had no solid foundation.

It didn't even have a competitive advantage. Anyone who talks about Mara doesn't understand that she has no competitive advantage. So, are we exaggerating things? Perhaps this is what was happening. Mara is bad.

In any case, the four companies we will be discussing are: Nvidia, Amazon, Mara and Peloton.

Amazon, on the other hand, mines Bitcoin and then sells or holds onto it. I can explain that in detail. People use it, but it's not a good company to sell put options on.

In contrast, Amazon lost $1.3 billion in the year ending in 2025, despite increased sales, as the sales increase did not generate profits. I don't see Amazon as just a technology company that will focus solely on expanding its brand.

That is, their loss of money is indeed their loss. Good? It's not as if this company is going to be the next Amazon. That's not the case. So, Mara, you're an example of a failing company.

As for Mara, she is not good. The information here is incomplete. Although the bid and ask price difference is narrow, the number of open contracts is much smaller, so it is much smaller.

The difference is not good, and the trading volume is also lower.

Now, look at Mar and Peloton, an example of what bad content looks like, and an example of what happens when you follow a group of YouTubers who may have better and more professional videos than me.

Let's get back to our topic. Mara vs. Peloton. You can see an example of bad companies and bad stock selection. Conversely, the same applies to Mara and Peloton, so they are very bad examples of put option selling stocks.