SQ with the last 20 minute weekly option rip. $58 calls down to a dime then up to 32 cents.
oldarmy1 said:2525 would be 90%+gougler08 said:2518 is your magic number on the close still to be really confident on us moving up next week?oldarmy1 said:Yup...that should be expected as it is the ultimate battle lines for bull/bear. Bears will not go quietly into the night.gougler08 said:We will take any and all advice from you...as we bounced right off 2525 as you thoughtoldarmy1 said:
DE hit $150 target for initial trade sells for 25%.
Should I keep posting these for entries I had posted when buying? These were posted on the 2350 S&P day entering at $137. I am doing a straight sell on 25% and a covered call $150 out 2 weeks on another 25%
But oh boy if bulls bust through that on volume then the horns on that sucker will make Bevo look like a Hereford!
And here's the fun part of the strategies layed out. I don't care if we languish and retest lows or bust through. Positions are taken at inflection flash points and its all just a show up around here as I take profits on a portion and hedge. If we go full bull my hedges reduce gains already made by around 1.4%. Meanwhile I'm up 16.7% average on all trades entered. Think I care about 1.4%?
2518, basically closing at or above 3 day high, would be 75%
Above 2500 60%
Below 2500 50/50
Yeah blow out short covering so watch that for a pullback MondayPrognightmare said:
Did you see the volume on ROKU? I just noticed it. That's yuge.
Thanks for the reply, and yeah, I'm positive it will get exercised. I was just hoping I could get lucky and get exercised early today so I'd have some cash to play with after next week's inevitable dip.oldarmy1 said:Not likely to get exercised early but it really doesn't matter because it most definitely will be. No way a stock that ranged down there and then broke out will retrace back to its range. What happens is the buyer of that call sells the option to someone else and so on and so on. That is 99% of how options are handled.deadbq03 said:Yessiroldarmy1 said:So this is a Jan 18 $7 call? Sorry away from lookupdeadbq03 said:
Noob question here... what situations (besides ex-div) would it take to get exercised early?
Take for example my TROX190118C7 covered call which is now both ITM and (sadly) above my break-even. If I was on the other side of the coin, my simple mind would have exercised early and done something with it on a day like today (either sell outright or sell another call) - what am I missing?
Thanks for the tip. I'm new to the options game (3 months) and up to this point, I've never rolled a call... I've only bought back once and that was to escape a position that hit fallen-angel status (in an IRA so I can't go naked).oldarmy1 said:
Ah, got it. Yeah covered calls that end up taking you out ties up that capital for sure.
That said you might keep a watch on any pullback to see if premium decay becomes such that buying the call back and keeping the stock (now that it has broken out). You likely see a retest of today's highs if nothing else and could enter an $8 covered call or higher.
ive been long roku since the summer on its previous pull back. I believe they are pioneering the streaming industry and killing it. They are adding more and more users, more features to the free roku channel, etc. my long position is a bet on several fronts, 1) that streaming will continue to grow 2) ROKU becoming the eponym for the entire streaming space 3) the vision of the CEO.Philip J Fry said:
Why are we so huge on ROKU stock? Seems like this thing will be obsolete as smart devices have this service built in these days.
Their streaming technology is the best and their subscription service is growing by leaps and bounds. Ragoo disagrees with me, but I can see it being acquired by one of the bigs in the future. The founder and CEO is an Aggie Grad so that doesn't hurt either. They also launched speakers that compete with SONOS last qtr.Philip J Fry said:
Why are we so huge on ROKU stock? Seems like this thing will be obsolete as smart devices have this service built in these days.
it isn't that I disagree with you I just don't think selling is Anthony Wood's vision for the company.Prognightmare said:Their streaming technology is the best and their subscription service is growing by leaps and bounds. Ragoo disagrees with me, but I can see it being acquired by one of the bigs in the future. The founder and CEO is an Aggie Grad so that doesn't hurt either. They also launched speakers that compete with SONOS last qtr.Philip J Fry said:
Why are we so huge on ROKU stock? Seems like this thing will be obsolete as smart devices have this service built in these days.
Of course I wanted to buy it this morning...may wait a couple days for a dip nowFHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this
westinghouse partnership announced.FHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this
Go for $53 by 1/18!! Because I'm still sitting on a few $50 calls I forgot were in my TD Ameritrade account!Ragoo said:westinghouse partnership announced.FHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this
They also announced major gains in subscribers and more viewing hours per user than expected.Ragoo said:westinghouse partnership announced.FHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this
Up 15% nowPrognightmare said:They also announced major gains in subscribers and more viewing hours per user than expected.Ragoo said:westinghouse partnership announced.FHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this
i bought roku calls out to the 25th $40 strike.Prognightmare said:
OK, I sold my ROKU calls that I bought on friday for a nice gain and now looking for another trade. What are you guys looking at right now? TIA
IrishTxAggie said:Go for $53 by 1/18!! Because I'm still sitting on a few $50 calls I forgot were in my TD Ameritrade account!Ragoo said:westinghouse partnership announced.FHUAggie said:
ROKU up over 7.5% premarket as of typing this