@mster:$META 20251017 760.0 CALL$ I’ve been running covered calls on META since being assigned shares back in March. My strategy here is to hold these shares long term, so I typically sell calls with strikes about 8–15% out of the money, either weekly or bi-weekly, keeping expirations short for easier adjustments. Premiums typically range from $50–$150 per cycle—not massive, but consistent. The risk-reward may be modest, yet it’s steady income while holding through META’s sideways-to-slightly-declining trend since its post-earnings gap-up three months ago. Individually small, but over time, these premiums add up nicely and, quite literally, help pay the bills.
@mster:$META 20251017 760.0 CALL$ I’ve been running covered calls on META since being assigned shares back in March. My strategy here is to hold these shares long term, so I typically sell calls with strikes about 8–15% out of the money, either weekly or bi-weekly, keeping expirations short for easier adjustments. Premiums typically range from $50–$150 per cycle—not massive, but consistent. The risk-reward may be modest, yet it’s steady income while holding through META’s sideways-to-slightly-declining trend since its post-earnings gap-up three months ago. Individually small, but over time, these premiums add up nicely and, quite literally, help pay the bills.
@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Netflix $Netflix(NFLX)$ is a streaming giant with over 250 million subscribers across 190 countries. No other competitor comes close to these numbers. Analysts expect revenue of USD 11.5 billion (+17% YoY), driven by price hikes and ad tier growth. EPS is expected to be USD 6.94 versus USD 5.40 last year. I am bullish on Netflix. If it beats forecasted earnings with ad tier growth I believe Netflix can close at USD 1295.00 on October 22. @Tiger_Earnings @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @CaptainTiger