Not yet - depends on how today goes.anyone opening 12/23 puts?
If I was looking at straight P's I would be looking at the $1k Puts for the 23rd
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Not yet - depends on how today goes.anyone opening 12/23 puts?
I think chances are we'll close over $1.000. Maybe not by a lot, but hey.Have a 1000/950 BPS expiring today. Was thinking would just wait until end of day and roll if at loss or I cannot close at good profit.
Makes sense?
I rolled half my 12/17s yesterday. Trying really hard to wait until middle/end of next week to do the rest.anyone opening 12/23 puts?
Have a 1000/950 BPS expiring today. Was thinking would just wait until end of day and roll if at loss or I cannot close at good profit.
Makes sense?
More 12/17 BPS $790/$890 @ $6.10
To me this is just about free money when the major Friday economic indicator(CPI this week) is already out and not above expectation. $610 on $10k of margin is a phenomenal return on a strike that should have nearly 0% chance of being in the money 7 weeks from now.
Please check my logic.....black swam scenario, I keep rolling them for more premium until 4Q numbers come out. Obviously this requires me to believe without a doubt that 4Q earnings has SP above $900 in a black swan, but even rolling 7 times for zero additional premium is more than .5% per week. Realistically, rolling it 7 times averages closer to 2-5% weekly return depending on the roll premium each week.
What's better, doing this or selling the safer strike at $690/$790 for 1%? I think clearly the first is the way to go if you have time to manage it.
Can't help with logic, but that's 7 days out, not weeks.To me this is just about free money when the major Friday economic indicator(CPI this week) is already out and not above expectation. $610 on $10k of margin is a phenomenal return on a strike that should have nearly 0% chance of being in the money 7 weeks from now.
Please check my logic.....
So roll now then?Not advice, but isn't it "deadly" for the share price to close between 1000 and 950 in this situation? I believe someone called it "pinning" and that you are required to pay out the full amount on the 1000 Puts, but get no "insurance" from the 950 Puts, because they expire worthless.
Please, someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Only deadly if you let expire, but that was not one of the things he said he would do.Not advice, but isn't it "deadly" for the share price to close between 1000 and 950 in this situation? I believe someone called it "pinning" and that you are required to pay out the full amount on the 1000 Puts, but get no "insurance" from the 950 Puts, because they expire worthless.
Please, someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Apologies, it's actually in an IRA so I have to hold the actual cash to back the spread.The real risk is if you are using margin, and the SP goes ITM on those, you can have nasty and ever-increasing margin calls very quickly on them.
I do if I think the SP will recover and I will get less credit next week for the same BPS.Not advice from the experts - sitting on a 890/790 BPS that's down about 100%. We can roll it forward to 12/23 for a $5 credit. Is it worth doing this, or given we're still 10% from the sold put strike price, perhaps sit on it until next week? Said another way, do folks roll just to grab credit even if they feel their strikes aren't in danger of expiring ITM?
Not advice from the experts - sitting on a 890/790 BPS that's down about 100%. We can roll it forward to 12/23 for a $5 credit. Is it worth doing this, or given we're still 10% from the sold put strike price, perhaps sit on it until next week? Said another way, do folks roll just to grab credit even if they feel their strikes aren't in danger of expiring ITM?
Thanks BKP and BornToFly - I had limits in which didn't hit and it seems both our BPS recovered 50% of their losses when TSLA bounced back over $1000.Not advice, but that far out I personally would be looking to see what happens next week. Let theta be your friend in this case.
Not advice: I am sitting on some 950 puts that expire 12/17. If I roll them to 12/23, I will only get 50% of the original extra value extra (so $1.50 versus the $1 I have). Not worth it IMO. Today feels an awful lot like Elon selling again so I am just sitting on my hands and letting Theta do its thing.Not advice from the experts - sitting on a 890/790 BPS that's down about 100%. We can roll it forward to 12/23 for a $5 credit. Is it worth doing this, or given we're still 10% from the sold put strike price, perhaps sit on it until next week? Said another way, do folks roll just to grab credit even if they feel their strikes aren't in danger of expiring ITM?
i never wait for 0 DTE before making decisions, especially on borderline strikesHave a 1000/950 BPS expiring today. Was thinking would just wait until end of day and roll if at loss or I cannot close at good profit.
Makes sense?