STO 10x 12/2 -p180 @$5.1 to straddle with 20x -c180's
Still holding 5x -c180 / -c185 / -c190 for today, letting exercise whatever comes...
Still holding 5x -c180 / -c185 / -c190 for today, letting exercise whatever comes...
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oh i forgot the time, thxFYI: Today is a short trading day, the market closes 3 hours early at 1:00 PM ET.
So may sure you close out anything that needs closed out early.
I'm mainly referring to the methodical and measured rise up from the low in NFLX. It's always been my thesis that a true, unadulterated new bull market should start out slow and full of skepticism because at the absolutely low, investors are all battered and exhausted. Morale is extremely low which makes it hard to go to the moon in 6 months like in the good old days.with a 285 target?
i think someone is playing for a 150+ bottom?What does this imply?
They are buying ITM CALLS instead of shares and think 150 is safe.i think someone is playing for a 150+ bottom?![]()
agreed. this is not a play to the downside but, but a levered, medium risk (in my subjective risk apetitte) play to the upside.They are buying ITM CALLS instead of shares and think 150 is safe.
i think someone is playing for a 150+ bottom?![]()
I’m not sure, but doesn’t the “B” at $153.33 imply buying. No B on the 150s, implying selling. Both trades at identical time. A spread? Definitely playing a ~150 bottom, buy how? Does this mean they expect to close once the SP drops below 150? Not a spread trader, so I don’t understand this. If I had seen Yoona’s post, I probably wouldn’t have adjusted my 12/30 straddles 180->185. Oops.They are buying ITM CALLS instead of shares and think 150 is safe.
There's an existing identical position at 180/183.33, if that helps figure it out: (and a similar 10,000 contracts at 173.33/175)Once again these flow thingies are creating more confusion thay they solve lmao. Looks to me like it's a 150/153.33 spread but hard to say if it's bullish or bearish. The B stand for Bid, meaning the 153.33 calls were sold and which means 150's bought. Hugely bullish? The net premium is only $6M. My observation is calls are being bought again. Call IVs are spiking so I'm comfortable with selling 172.5P's while expecting a deep pull back.
There's an existing identical position at 180/183.33, if that helps figure it out: (and a similar 10,000 contracts at 173.33/175)
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Ok, went looking at my broker’s options chain and found several more. This is really starting to look like the bottom bets.Once again these flow thingies are creating more confusion thay they solve lmao. Looks to me like it's a 150/153.33 spread but hard to say if it's bullish or bearish. The B stand for Bid, meaning the 153.33 calls were sold and which means 150's bought. Hugely bullish? The net premium is only $6M. My observation is calls are being bought again. Call IVs are spiking so I'm comfortable with selling 172.5P's while expecting a deep pull back.
No. CC are easier to roll than spreads because you aren't having to buy a Call every time you roll. Spreads have destroyed the portfolios of many people here (and many who have left after losing everything). Spreads = leverage, which means greater losses when things don't go as planned.I’m thinking of switching from covered calls to spreads.
Is it generally easy to roll forward spreads for even or small premiums if SP goes above the strike ?
BTW, I had substantial number of shares assigned on Wednesday for my 192.5 puts. Just $10 above closing price. Never got assigned with such a small difference. May be the Thanksgiving confused the buyer or they were not working on Friday ? I wanted to convert some cash to stock below $200 - but would have been happier at $170![]()