I closed 1 lot(s) $PLTR 20240426 24.0 PUT$ ,This contract expired with hitting me a paper loss of 21.09 + 0.75 -24 = 2.16 Or my purchase price is just at 23.25 Last week when I feel I definitely get assigned I had sold a call at $24 to take $2.23 premium so I will say I ended up with no win and no losses but as pce is no good I quickly adjusted to close by buying my call at $24 strike price earning 0.07 and sell call at $22 and took $3 of premium so my cost has lower so I am letting decay and hoping prices stall
I opened 1 lot(s) $PLTR 20240920 22.0 CALL$ ,I adjusted to sell this at $22 so my last purchased at $23.25 cost is lowered to $20.24 by taking a premium of $3.01 but I further rolled the date to September 20 which is around 6 more months but 6 months for 10% I wouldn’t mind it as I also have some sell puts to earn here and there in case it will to rise further
I opened 100.0 share(s) $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ,This contract was excerised early even before the expiry date I had sold put at $24 for 0.75 so my cost was around 23.25 I had sold a call last week at around 2.30 that expires at September with a strike price of 24. so my cost further lowers down to 21.05 . Am not so pain
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I opened 1 lot(s) $PLTR 20240719 19.0 PUT$ ,I sold at 1.05 for pltr at $19 strike price this is a strangle strategy for my owning of 100 shares of pltr at a cost price of $22 then I also sold a call at $24 that fetches me a $2 premium In the event pltr falls below $19 I will be forced to buy pltr at $19-1.05 for this set at a cost of $17.95 and also the other set I will be having a cost of $22-2 = $20 so isn’t that bad of having a average cost of 19.50
I opened 1 lot(s) $PLTR 20240517 19.0 PUT$ ,After queuing for around 25 mins after I buy back at 0.51 I am able to sell it again at 0.53 feel like sometimes when we trade range is a grind 😝🙋 if missed the first 10 mins that moving the fastest now will be slower and slower
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I opened 1 lot(s) $PLTR 20240517 19.0 PUT$ ,Sold a put at 0.52 for pltr at strike price of $19 so is a part of the strangle strategy that combines a sell call at $24 and a sell put at $19 while owning 100 shares of pltr if pltr goes up my sell put part will earn if it goes down my sell call part will earn