I'll exit when the stock feels "cheap" enough. Same thing I did for the entirety of last week.Thanks dl003 - guess that drop is happening sooner then later.
Is there an exit plan for those +190/-185 put spread exp 3/22?
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I'll exit when the stock feels "cheap" enough. Same thing I did for the entirety of last week.Thanks dl003 - guess that drop is happening sooner then later.
Is there an exit plan for those +190/-185 put spread exp 3/22?
Is there an exit plan for those +190/-185 put spread exp 3/22?
you don't have to spot a triple top on different timeframes like that, just like whether it's touched a trendline on what timeframe.
A triple top is a triple top regardless of timeframe.
Thank Jim. With a spread there's always a point of diminishing return due to the short sold leg. This make it clear when to cash out.
Thank Jim. With a spread there's always a point of diminishing return due to the short sold leg. This make it clear when to cash out.
I just checked and it's showing both daily MP and SPI believe this shows the max pain and share price values as of each Friday close, and MP could have changed dramatically during the previous week. What I’m curious about is whether MP a week or two ahead of time predicts with any accuracy future SP. For example, does MP as of a Monday “day zero” predict SP for “day 11”?
Yes, Buying the 190P and simultaneous selling the 185P to offset the cost, but also cap the max earning.Yes. My question was is this the trade you meant (puts on both sides; short and long)?
Yeah, keep trading 10 - 15% out, you'll probably do quite OK 99/100Just discovered this thread. I've been trading CCs since December, I kind of just arbitrarily pick a far out (10%, 15% otm strike) on a green day and close out at 0.05 or let it expire if it's still far otm. I haven't had any losses yet (I'm on my 9th trade). Do you guys have any tips for a newbie? My shares are low basis so I don't want to do lower strikes to get exercised to play puts until I get assigned.
I mean...It means if it can't go up it's going down.
I mean...
Back to the question: I don't ever trade based on triple or double top/bottom. It's a lot more nuanced than just that.
Here's a helpful short read. A > B > C in term of reversal potential.
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