trump is fine moon mission confirmed for next week
Luis Ortiz
TAnalyze my anus
Aaron Harris
It's OK OP, I'm sure someone else will join your lobby and you'll fuck 'em good
Nathaniel Long
My neighbors kid od’d on some drug and is in a coma but I like fire trucks so it was cool to see the fire truck
Liam Campbell
i love when you see a firetruck just driving down the street and theres a guy in the crane controls in the back sometimes firetrucks park behind my work and it makes me happy do i have autism
Blake Flores
Why are none of you cucks talkin about enlv?
Logan Murphy
>Knowing what strike and expiry to sell at can take practice though, so don't worry about getting it right every time. I want to use covered calls to passively generate income by taking advantage of degenerate calltards by safely selling covered calls far enough out of the money that it's almost impossible for it to be executed.
For this strategy, I should think all I'd really be worried about is finding a relatively low volatility stock with good volume that I wouldn't mind holding for a long time, and making sure the stock offers weekly options, since a lot can change if you start selling covered calls that are 2 or even 4 weeks out. At that point, my DD is just checking the news forecast to ensure there's nothing that week that will likely make the stock moon.
Is there more to this that I should be considering?
Current NAK shill evidence is >a tweet from Trump >executive order that talks about the need for the US to become independent of China for lots of minerals, no explicit mention of the Pebble Mine You decide if that's enough to buy into it now
Austin Moore
>JUST IN: @realDonaldTrump’s physician says the President no longer has a fever and is off supplemental oxygen. Trump is about to come back and unleash hell on Corona as a nothingburger, fuck Pelosi raw-dog and launch us into a golden bull run
Low volatility means lower premiums. I use these 3 strategies: Buy a stock with earnings call next week and sell close to the money calls for high premiums. Doesn't matter if they are executed because the premiums give +3% on their own and I plan on selling the stock anyway. Just make sure you pick something that isn't prone to major crashes or else sell ITM calls to account for that risk (which can still give a guaranteed profit).
The other is selling weeklies/monthly on a stock I want to hold. In that case I make sure there are no scheduled events, then just sell a call based on how much it moved in the previous few weeks and adjust if I think its going up more or going down more. So if a stock move about +3% for the last month or so, I would sell a call for around 3-4% out of the money of the current price. If I think for some reason it might go up more, then Ill sell at 5-6%, or if I'm worried its going to go down, then maybe I sell at 1-2% above the current price. A hidden benefit of this is you often end up getting executed at "peaks" then you just wait for a few down days and you can buy back in.
The simplest strategy I use that basically works on anything. Just buy something you like, then wait for a big green day and sell a call for a few weeks out. Then once there is a red day, you can just buy it back and wait for the next green day.
Brayden Baker
you wont make any money selling stock covered options on low IV. use .90 delta calls instead
Brayden Perez
I appreciate the responses. I tossed just 100 wagie bucks in for shits just in case it moons. I've got my fingers crossed.
You guys having a good weekend?
Juan Butler
I'm heavily invested in GME Who the fuck knows man. The entire market is on the verge, it will depend on Trump.
Nathaniel Wright
*bought in a week or so ago
Jace Butler
GPRO is going to 0
Hunter Torres
HNCKF NAK may throw in a couple of bucks in either or both ??
