Regarding the evolution of the thread I'd like to chip in with my opinion:
1.- How many threads?
I'm intrigued by
@Discoducky 's interest in having a seperate part of the forum for options, with a main loose thread for current plays and seperate threads regarding specific strategies/management techniques, but I don't know how workable this is. I'm comparing to our experience with the main investor thread, which used to be one thread, then later two threads, and now one thread again.
Thing is, most people that want to read up on a topic and join in with smaller contributions would IMO be discouraged to keep up with all the threads. Also, discussing current plays/trades is IMO inseperable from the reasoning behind it, which in the case of TSLA options is often very news-heavy (or current options activity heavy).
In theory it would be great to have a main loose thread to follow daily, and seperate (much shorter) threads that dive deep on certain option strategies. For example:
Vertical spreads : BPS / BCS
Diagonal spreads:
CC's / LCC's
Naked puts
IC's and other multileg (+2) strats
That said, maybe a lot of value will be lost to us by the split-up. If I for example never read the IC thread, I'd miss out on
@Yoona 's insight, which helps tremendously on execution of BPS for example. And as posters it would be discouraging to have to post the same insight in multiple topics.
We could also just have one thread like now, but have a seperate moderated wiki that we finetune together that contains a summary of all strategies and possible management techniques, pros and cons and risks of each strategy/technique and general things to keep in mind (IV, IV crush, binary events, delta, etc).
2.- Name of main thread
I wouldn't mind mentioning godfather
@adiggs in the title, but I recall he/she mentioned not wanting that praise/attention too much.
My first ideas regarding the name are more like "generating income from stock/cash by trading options" but that sounds dull. It is the description of this thread in my eyes though.
Other names could be:
"The Options Thread"
"Options roundtable"
"The Cult of
@adiggs "