EVNow
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Oh yes - I was looking at the wrong column ... or rather a site that purports to show wall st secrets can't even format their screen properly
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Oh yes - I was looking at the wrong column ... or rather a site that purports to show wall st secrets can't even format their screen properly
I've bought calls OTM in advance to back +/- 15-20% sold calls ... most often they end up worthless. This weeks it's the +c285 for instance that I bought the week before. Rightfully so, it was far OTM. On hte other hand, gauging M-P for next week, how do you project out what may end up being an appreciating call withoutI had the good sense to sell these at break-even on Tuesday of this week (they've since cratered), but now I'm thinking about buying some lotto 2/2 strike options on the off-chance we get a rise - ANY rise - into earnings.
A perfect storm is brewing.I really, REALLY hope this is all a GIANT Bear trap that will play out in the next two weeks as we shoot back to 260....
But I am also getting mentally prepared to visit 150 if the NASDAQ crashes from its current ATH.... I will be quick to sell shares if ER is a disappointment.
I've bought calls OTM in advance to back +/- 15-20% sold calls ... most often they end up worthless. This weeks it's the +c285 for instance that I bought the week before. Rightfully so, it was far OTM. On hte other hand, gauging M-P for next week, how do you project out what may end up being an appreciating call withoutspendingrisking too much? Also saw in one of Yoona's posts that 2/2 (or was it 2/16?) had risk at 200. Interested in how to find the near sweet spot when buying with the intent to sell after SP goes up.
sent last night@Yoona Do you have stats for earnings weeks ?
Essentially - I don't sell on earnings weeks because I feel the premiums don't adequately represent the risks i.e. the delta is lower than what it should be. For eg, if the history shows TSLA SP moves 10% in 2/10 earnings weeks, the delta should be around 0.20. If it is lower, we aren't getting adequate premiums. The current 230 call has a delta of 0.14, which I think is low.
11% touchInteresting. Fidelity's probability calculator is still saying almost 10% chance we end below 205 today. Doesn't seem right to me. I think my -205P are safe at this point....
I've been doing a similar strategy where I'm selling CC at a strike price (400-450) with a date of Dec 2025 where I'll likely ride out a majority of them unless we get a major drop in the stock because I think time decay will drop their value considerably over the course of 2024. In early 2025 if the stock is still around here or even like 250, they'll be much cheaper to close out. And if the stock goes a major rally and those share get called away, given the past 3 years and heart burn from Elon......I'll gladly take $400-450/share for a third of my total share count. I'll be plenty happy with that.I have a confession to make...sold some shares today at $210. These were most of my wheel shares which funded our dream retirement property ~10 acres and ~700 feet of shoreline on the water. Thanks to this forum, we were able to keep all of our core original shares plus some wheel shares. Of course timing isn't great with TSLA dumping like this, but this property has never been on the market (its been in the same family since the 1800's and we got it via a pocket listing), so #yolo.
To help fund the property, rolled my DEC2025 330CC to JUN2026 300CC for a healthy credit. My feeling here is 2024 is going to be a flat year for TSLA so I am not to worried about getting out of the my CC if I need too. And if I do? Oh well, its been a good run and I will take $300 a share.
Haha we view it differently. The more the QQQ rips and TSLA underperforms, the more I worry about the macro rug pull being brutal for TSLAQQQ ripping higher to new ATHs for the last 3 hours has kept TSLA from going under 200 today....
I agree. My comment was a little /sHaha we view it differently. The more the QQQ rips and TSLA underperforms, the more I worry about the macro rug pull being brutal for TSLA
Now delta of 0.023 ... so more like 97% it will end up OTM.
Or money can flow from the ATH tech into the beaten down TSLAHaha we view it differently. The more the QQQ rips and TSLA underperforms, the more I worry about the macro rug pull being brutal for TSLA
I keep waiting for it....Or money can flow from the ATH tech into the beaten down TSLA
Any day now…..cough I mean any year nowI keep waiting for it....