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TEM
I think this one also deserves its own thread, It pulled back after breaking a supply, closed a gap and wants to goi higher.
TEM
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Thank you! It looks good!
Bull PUT spread on APP
Inspired by Rong/share for learning purpose. Trade is still active you can follow along. This is most recent complicated trade i entered. I am usually not this wild lol. It could be a fail trade. Wish me luck! Type of Trade/Strategy: Bull Spread Put TICKER : APP Date and share price: Sept 23th share price open $315.90 Details: Sold 285/265 bull put spread Expiry Oct 23rd 1 contract Premium Collected: $4.30 ( $430) DTE: 30days Action Took so far: Oct 2nd - closed the long leg sold for $12.00 netted +$947.08 the long leg orginal cost $252. Left short leg intact Oct 5th Rolled the short leg 285 to 265 diagonally Collected additional +$1.06 extended expiry to Nov 6th Plan: Hope to have a chance to close short leg before earning. May buy a long leg PUT if opportunity arise. Risk is high- earning Call Nov 4th !! Current strike sit at delta -0.357. A little higher than I usually like the position to be in. Status of Trade: Still active Annualized % return : No glue since short leg is still open. It could be a failed trade I will own APP if assign.
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I wish you best of luck!!!! But wow! Very creative but dangerous...
Let's learn from each other. Kindly share your trades here (inspired by Rong)
1. Trades can be successful or failed 2. Trades should provide detailed examples 3. Share your experience from this trade 4. You can use the template below or use your own please (this is just an example) ==Stocks== Ticker: Entry price: Exit price: Profit/loss (%or$): Details: ==Options== Ticker: Strike price: DTE: Strategy: Premium: Details: *Attach images if possible
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@Kim Huynh That’s right—the annualized return isn’t a realistic projection unless the strategy can be repeated with similar results. I use it here to put the gain in context relative to how long the capital was committed, not to imply I could sustain that return for a full year. The actual return and holding period are the key figures; closing the trade also freed up capital for other opportunities.
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@Leon K I agree! The big picture—designing the life you want and figuring out how to fund it—matters more than any individual trading idea, no matter how attractive it looks. I like your distinction between trading as a potential bonus and making your retirement depend on it. The trades should fit the plan, not the other way around. Thanks for sharing your approach!
AAPL Covered Call Question
Hey Everyone, I’d love to get your thoughts on managing my AAPL covered call. I’m realizing that entering a covered call is the easy part—the exit and adjustment strategy is where I still have a lot to learn 😊 I own 100 AAPL shares with a cost basis of about $312. I originally sold a $315 call expiring Sep. 25, 2026, and later rolled it to a $325 call expiring Nov. 20, 2026. AAPL is now around $333, and the $325 call has about a 0.64 delta. I have a few questions: 1. If I let the shares get called away at $325, how would you evaluate whether that was a successful covered call trade considering the stock gain plus all premiums collected from the original call and roll? 2. My preference is to keep the 100 AAPL shares. Would you continue rolling the call up and out to a higher strike/later expiration? At what point does continuing to roll stop making sense? 3. This is what I’m struggling with most: when AAPL rises above my strike, I feel pressure to roll; when AAPL falls, the call loses value and I wonder whether I should buy it back. What rules or exit plan do you use to manage a covered call through different market movements? I’d really appreciate hearing how more experienced covered-call traders think about this. I’m trying to learn how to have an exit plan before entering the trade, rather than making decisions based on emotions afterward 🙏
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Personally, I would wait for more of the current call’s remaining time value to decay, then reassess the situation and available roll prices. I would not rush to roll just because of the $340 wall. Since you have decided to let the trade play out, I think that is a reasonable approach too. 😊
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@Lindsay Talbot Exactly! I agree that selling covered calls isn’t ideal when a stock is rallying strongly. My headache is when I sell a call while the stock is range-bound, only for it to suddenly break out. Then my upside is capped, and buying back the call becomes expensive.
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Thanks again!! I bout IBIT!
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