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I typically roll my LEAPS approximately six months out. I currently have Strategy ($MSTR) LEAPS approaching this window. I’m considering converting my $MSTR to $IBIT during this transition.
Since I sell Covered Calls on these positions, implied volatility is something to consider. It’s currently around 57% for $MSTR and 44% for $IBIT. This makes sense because there’s more risk involved with $MSTR since you’re paying a premium for the Bitcoin.
Do you have any thoughts on this?
32%Go with $MSTR
46%Go with $IBIT
21%Bitcoin is a scam!
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INVESTOR NEEDED! 💵
Putting this out there to my options selling community and golf community.
Please REPOST this or TAG someone you think would be interested. I’d love for the power of X to make this happen.
If you want to diversify and make 2% a month on your money, and a bonus if you’re a golfer and like free clubs/golf equipment.
Here are the numbers:
$350,000 investment/down payment needed to buy my golf shop. We’ve been in business 18 years strong. I’ve been with the shop for 13 of those years.
The current owner will seller finance the rest of the sale for 10 years.
The business averages over $2mil/yr over the last 5 years.
My plans are to grow the business to over $3mil/yr within 3 years.
Investment will be repaid at 2% monthly 🔸$7,000 for 60 months
🔸$6,000 yearly product allowance included in investment.
🔸Once 5 year term is completed, an annual product allowance of $3,000 will carry on in perpetuity.
DM me for more detailed information if interested
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Tax question.
To use the section 179 write off, does the business vehicle have to be purchased under the business name?
Or can it still be written off when purchased under personal credit for a single member llc?
#cpa #section179
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The market has offered numerous opportunities to buy or accumulate, and my charts have sent out a lot of red candles (bullish signals/buy signals) in these stocks that were still relatively cheap:
$NVDA below $45
$SMCI below $300
$MSTR below $550
$AVGO below $1120
$TSLA below $180
$AAPL below $170
$AMZN below $180
$PLTR below $21.5
$CVNA below $48
$TSM below $130
$MAIA below $2.2
$EOSE below $0.9
$AMD below $165
We don't have to try to time the exact bottom of the market, but instead follow the trends created by whales to ride the uptrend. I hold most of these stocks, with both $NVDA and $PLTR making up more than 80% of my portfolio. Despite the constant market noises claiming that the bullish market or AI cycle is over, I still believe in my TA with charts. Not a single share has been sold so far.
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My Yearly Review: 6/30/24
As far as progress goes, last year my accounts totaled $69,000 USD and one year later it stands at ~$167,800 USD.
Let’s see where this is again in 1 year.
A thread 🧵
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Well folks… I did a thing.
BTO $NVDA Leap.
Exp: 12/18/2026
Strike: $80
Total cost: $6.72k
This expires in 910 days or 130 weeks from now!
Goal is to sell very safe poor man covered calls against it while the leap appreciates.
Picked a deep ITM strike to provide myself flexibility for the next 2+ years if I need it. If $NVDA goes on a huge run from here I’ll look to close it early for a nice profit.
Stay tuned for updates and Follow + like/RT to spread my content! 🙏🏼
#PMCC #Leap #OptionBuying
$NVDA closed yesterday at $135.58.
I am considering deploying the below strategy at some point. Until then, I am just spit balling my thought process below.
Buy Jan 2026 leap for $5.6k
Sell conservative weekly calls against it between .05-.10 delta. Example below that'd net you $30 a week.
Jan 2026 leap is 82 weeks away. If I was able to get close to $30 a week selling calls that'd net me $2.4k.
A couple things can take place here:
I could continue selling calls against the $100 long and exercise the right to purchase the shares 82 weeks from now. I could then sell calls against the shares which would have a cost basis of $100 +$56 (long call) less any premiums received.
Another possibility is $NVDA appreciating quickly and perhaps challenging my safer calls I'm selling against it weekly. The below $155 for next week is about $20 above where $NVDA is currently trading. With my long call (Leap) having a delta of .81, it would appreciate approximately (napkin math here) $1.6k in that timeframe. In which case close the sold call at a loss and welcome the difference between the appreciation of your leap less the loss of the call you sold.
I see a few people trading something similar on here that I follow. This idea isn't without risks and $NVDA the underlying is not guaranteed to continue climbing over the next year +. But if you're very bullish on a stock, and the IV of the stock is high, this might be something to consider trying out.
Leave your thoughts and feedback below! 👇
#OptionSelling #OptionBuying
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Outsourcing decision to #FinTwit/#FinX
🚨Do I sell $PYPL covered calls before earnings?
I currently have 200 shares of Paypal $PYPL with $52.9 cost basis (this includes all premium received so far).
Let me know in comments...and repost to get some reach so we can see where the @X consensus is 👇
Current plan is to sell 1 CC and hold onto the second one. #options #calls
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Weekly Options Update and plan for the week:
We are now three weeks into the month, and things are starting to settle down. We have now banked $31,580 of our $40,000 January goal. With eight trading days remaining in the month, we can get there.
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟨⬛️⬛️ $40,000
(I set my goal on the first of the month to be ~3.0% of my total portfolio value.)
Although I am happy with the options' performance thus far, I am unhappy with my overall portfolio performance. As I mentioned yesterday, I am currently down 3.31% YTD and sitting at my YTD Low.
As you can see, my losses are heavily concentrated, and I am looking for earnings to help them recover.
Next week, I'll include the positional performance in my Saturday post instead of here.
On to this week’s plan… Here are the options I have expiring on 1/26 and my plan for them as of now:
Covered Calls:
✅ 9 $CELH $62 19% OTM. This is from a Call Credit Spread that hit my repair threshold, but soon after moved safe. I’ll possibly roll this tomorrow, but more likely will wait to see how the stock performs on Monday and possibly Tuesday. My cost basis on these is $59.79.
⛔️ 37 $FSLY $18 4% ITM. These were assigned at $17.5, so I expect them to be called away. If the stock price drops a little, I will consider rolling. My cost basis on these shares is $16.42.
✅ 3 $TSLA $242.5 14% OTM. I will wait until after earnings before I consider rolling these. My cost basis on this campaign is currently $232.45.
✅ 14 $U $37.5 13% OTM. I will look to roll these early in the week. My cost basis on these shares is $38.37.
I was assigned $HOOD and additional shares of $U on 1/19 and will also be selling calls on these and $SOFI, whose calls expired on 1/19.
Cash Secured Puts:
⛔️ 10 $CELH $55 6% ITM. These fell into the money after Friday’s plummet. I will see how the week goes before deciding whether to roll them or accept the assignment. Unless, of course, the stock rallies above my strike, which is always a possibility.
✅ 34 $FSLY $16.5 12% OTM. I plan to roll or close these early in the week.
✅ 10 $GTLB $60 12% OTM. Gitlab has been on fire lately. I plan to roll or close these after capturing additional premiums.
⚠️ 28 $PATH $22 1% OTM. These are right at the money. I will most likely roll them either way.
I have $112k in cash that I will look to deploy. My February 2nd Call Credit Spread on $TTD is only 2% OTM, so I will watch that.
Once again, I have eight trades expiring this week, which is an easily manageable number.
Last week, I sold 4 Call Credit Spreads and only closed 1, leaving me with 5 open. I’m happy with this number, but I would consider adding a couple more.
As always, I'll watch future-dated options to see if any need attention or can be closed/rolled early.
#StockMarket #stocks #FinTwit #FinX #CashFlow #options #investments
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When selling covered calls…
Think of a 0.30 Delta as approximately a 70% success rate of the call expiring worthless
Lower is more conservative
A 0.20 Delta = 80% success
Sell these covered calls at YOUR comfort level
Don’t chase the methods of others
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Well here goes nothing. 😅
Please watch my first @YouTube video and like and subscribe to let me know how much interest there is in me making YouTube videos in the future.
Also, if you could share this on @X it would be greatly appreciated.
I just want to throw out a HUGE THANK YOU to everyone that's helped my page grow so large in the last 9 months.
It's been a crazy ride. 🤪
Love ❤️ and appreciate you all!
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Can you live off selling options?
Do people sell options for a living? Yes, many traders sell options for a living. However, whether an options writer can earn enough income selling options heavily depends on their portfolio size and risk tolerance.
How much can you realistically make selling options?
Selling options is a great way to make extra money with a quicker path to 6-figures than dividend investing. Even if you aren't in the position to make 6-figures, you can quickly put yourself in a position to make an extra $100 or even $1,000 each month selling options. Each week, your earnings will compound.
Can you make regular income with options trading?
While many people invest their money for the long term, some trading strategies can generate income in the short term. One way to do that is by trading options. A key to getting steady income with options is by making net gains over several trades while mitigating risk.
What is the success rate of option sellers?
Options Buying Vs Option Selling
Now it has been seen that a seller of an option has 2/3rd chance of making profit whereas a buyer of an option has only 1/3rd chance of making profit. I know many options sellers, including myself, that profit at greater rate than 2/3 when selling options.
Follow along for more info. about Dividend Growth & Income Investing and Selling Options for Income.
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#Optionselling #OptionsTrading #CoveredCall #cashsecuredput
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1200 followers! Thank you all for the warm and continued support. When I get to 1400 I will give away access to my flagship Options Mastery Course to 2 lucky winners. Happy trading all,
Hans
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The S&P 500 is up 18% this year.
Is the market overvalued?
History says, "Yes...by 60%!"
Here's why "History" is wrong:
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Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to create this kind of output on a webpage using js?
I have 3 values: High, Low, and Open for each stock and I want to show it visually, something similar to the format below:
#buildinginpublic #javascript
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A message from BILL CEO and Founder René Lacerte regarding Silicon Valley Bank: bit.ly/3J38oua
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Portfolio up 41% since 1/1/2020 and up 6% YTD in 2023.
BILL 15%
NET 15%
DDOG 14%
CASH 14%
SNOW 13%
ZS 12%
S 10%
CRWD 9%
After last year, I am now very excited about being up 6% 😅





























