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Day Trading IBIT Call Options: Profiting from Selling Calls In options trading, timing and price movement play a crucial role in generating profits. Recently, I executed a series of IBIT call option trades, successfully capturing premium fluctuations and locking in profits. This article will break down the trades, the strategy used, and the final profit calculation @CaptainTiger  @TigerStars  . $IBIT 20250516 77.0 CALL$  Trading IBIT Calls: My Sell-and-Buy Strategy On February 21, 2025, I executed multiple sell call and buy call transactions on IBIT options. The goal was to capitalize on price difference

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Your strategy is well thought out! Here’s a breakdown of your plan: 1. Closing Your Existing Covered Calls • You originally sold 2 PLTR calls at $0.29 with a $79 strike price. • Today, the premium is expected to drop to $0.20, so buying them back will net you a profit of $0.09 x 200 = $18. • This locks in a small gain while allowing you to reposition your covered calls. 2. Rolling to Lower Strike Calls ($78 Strike Price) • You plan to sell 2 new covered calls at $78 for a premium of $0.99 to $1.20. • This means you’ll receive $1 x 200 = $200 in premium if you get filled around that price. • If PLTR remains below $78, you keep the premium and repeat the strategy. • If PLTR rises above $78, you’ll be assigned but still make a solid profit: • Sale price of $78 + $1 premium = $79 per share • S

Strategic Exit and Reentry with QYLD Options My covered call on QYLD at $18 was exercised, meaning my shares were called away. While I earned a $0.26 premium, I wasn’t in a rush to immediately buy back the shares. Instead of chasing the stock, I took a more calculated approach by selling a cash-secured put at $17.66. This move serves as a buffer against a potential market drop. If QYLD falls below $17.66 by expiration, I will be assigned shares at that price, effectively repurchasing them at a discount. However, if the stock stays above this level, I keep the $0.10 premium without buying the shares, generating income while I wait for a better entry. This strategy aligns with my preference for selling puts at levels where I’m comfortable owning the stock. By doing this, I maintain flex

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Mastering Volatility: How I Navigated Palantir’s Market Swings on 30/12/2024 💹✨ Identifying Opportunity Amidst Uncertainty 🌊📈 On December 30, 2024, the volatile movements of Palantir (PLTR) presented an opportunity to strategically maneuver through the storm. I initially closed a previously sold $80 call option at a premium of $2.11 by buying it back for $1.31. This single action not only locked in a profit of $80 ($0.80 x 100 shares) but also laid the groundwork for my next move. Volatility in options can create lucrative chances to capture premiums, provided one has the patience to act decisively. Rolling Up and Out for Additional Gains 📊💪 Immediately after closing the $80 call, I sold a new call with an $82 strike price at a premium of $1.95. This new covered call setup added an upfront

How I Profited $37 in Just 6 Houra with a Covered Call Strategy 💰 What Is a Covered Call? 📊 A covered call is a conservative options strategy where you sell a call option against shares you already own. By selling the call, I agree to sell my shares at a specific price (strike price) if the buyer exercises the option. In return, I get paid a premium, which adds to my overall return. In this case, I owned 100 shares of Palantir Technologies (PLTR), purchased on December 27, 2024, for $78.32 each. Later that day, I sold a call option with a strike price of $77 that expired on the same day (zero-day expiration). How I Made 0.5% in an Hour 🚀 Here’s what happened step-by-step: 1. Bought Shares: I purchased 100 shares of PLTR at $78.32 on December 27. 2. Sold a Call Option: I sold a call at

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My PLTR Trade: A Profitable 7 days Strategy Last Friday, when Palantir Technologies (PLTR) was trading between $71 and $76.12, I executed a well-thought-out trade. After careful analysis, I estimated that the fair value for PLTR over the following seven days should range between $74 and $79. With this in mind, I initiated the following strategy$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   1. Stock Purchase: I bought 100 shares of PLTR at $76.12. 2. Selling an OTM Call: Simultaneously, I sold an out-of-the-money call option with a $77 strike price, netting a premium of $2.30 per share. This setup gave me a clear potential profit: • Upside Potential: If PLTR hits $77 by Friday, I’ll realize a gain of $0.88 per share ($77 -

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