It's happy sell put time again. I now make it a habit to close a sell put that is about to expire early on Friday, instead of waiting for it to disappear automatically after the close. The liquidity after closing the position can be opened to sell put next week. Although waiting for the expiration to save commission, but open a new position to sell put obviously earn more. For example, Nvidia $NVDA 20240322 850.0 PUT$ opened 29.2 on Friday, and after the weekend, the opening on Monday became 17.6, if you wait for the margin after Friday and then wait for Monday to place orders, you will earn a lot less.
Nvidia sold put $NVDA 20240328 900.0 PUT$ . Although the 900put open position ranks first next week, I see little probability of a trend correction, and if the market closes with a gain today, you can earn half the premium on Monday.
Apple has a bad year this year, and the election year has been used for antitrust attacks.The open interest in options expiring in these two weeks is very characteristic, and the strike price revolves around ATM. Mainly sell call and buy put. There are also big bearish orders due next week $AAPL 20240328 165.0 PUT$ .
I originally wanted to sell put this list, after all, 167 has a support level, 165 is the weekly average support of 100 and 120, in addition, antitrust is actually a long-term lawsuit, Apple's short-term slump probability is not big. Considering the possibility of options killing next week, so sell put the expiry date of this list back one week for $AAPL 20240405 165.0 PUT$ .
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