This is the reason that I'm still selling closer to the money calls than I normally would.
Can't wait until we are back into a bull market however. Oh the premiums!
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Wiki Selling TSLA Options - Be the House
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Can't wait until we are back into a bull market however. Oh the premiums!
Not red or green, market is always ready to surprise...
SebastienBonny
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So that was quite a flat day in the end 
Hoping we see some reaction to the event tomorrow (on the upside obviously).
Hoping we see some reaction to the event tomorrow (on the upside obviously).
79million shares traded and the same close as yesterday, perfectly normal price action!
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This just reinforces the idea that we're heading towards max-pain tomorrow. I don't recall ever seeing a "surprise" on vehicle delivery days.
I don't remember a product unveil/delivery event that moved the SP in a significant way, with the exception of Cybertruck that had a negative reaction. Anyone else remember differently?
Could be wrong but unless the delivery event includes unexpectedly bullish news on production or other material news, I would expect the call wall at $200 to prevail tomorrow.
Could be wrong but unless the delivery event includes unexpectedly bullish news on production or other material news, I would expect the call wall at $200 to prevail tomorrow.
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Feels like the "buy the news" is more muted with every event. I remember huge hype and let down from the D event in 2014 and others back in the day, but seems like people have now caught on that these events don't move the stock. Which means...maybe it will move up this time?
EVNow
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I think we should start comparing TSLA action with market action. In general if TSLA moves because the market moves, and then TSLA doesn't move the next day because the market doesn't move - that shouldn't be surprising.
ps : OTOH, if TSLA moves separately from the market, I'd expect some kind of spill over to the next day.
Rolled a couple of 12/2 -c195s this morning when it looked like I was going to get steamrolled. Moved them out a week and up to 200 for a decent credit, but perhaps I was a bit premature based on the SP action today. Now we'll probably close at 194.99 tomorrow before gapping up to 220 early next week. Never a dull moment...
willow_hiller
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Anyone know what these 12/16 280-400 strike puts are about?
He says they're deep OTM but aren't they deep ITM?
BTW, there's very likely some spreads shown in this table, e.g. for these transactions here, they executed in the same second. might be a bear put spread or a bull put spread. It's hard to judge which it is since both legs supposedly hit on the bid. Isolated this would indicate someone selling the puts rather than buying them
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