Option Strategies: FDX, ZS, HUT& NVDA
Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you!
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Congrats to those that sold puts on $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ yesterday! Everybody should be feasting today. 😋
Rolled up our strike to capture more premium and will probably let this sit for the rest of the week unless NVDA pumps more. If it does, then will roll up the strike. If it does not, then will leave it alone to see what happens into the close of the week.
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Well ... we were wrong ... $Hut 8 Mining Corp(HUT)$ decided to hit 15 today rather than waiting until the end of the year! Okay HUT ... we see you ... now let's see you stay above 15 to close out the year!
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$Zscaler Inc.(ZS)$ optionselling strangle should be fine to expire worthless this week. But price action is on the move up. Will be watching to see if it hits 190. Might exit out at profit if it does and then sell a CSP to get back in. We shall see.
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Our $FedEx(FDX)$ ratio put spread can be closed for profit or probably held until worthless expiration. We might try to roll up one of the short strikes to 255 or 260 to see if we can squeeze out more premium (if there is any premium left at those strikes).
Didn't sell the call spread (thank God). Contemplated buying it, but was on the road today and wasn't paying attention to trading in power hour. Might sell a call spread tomorrow if FDX looks like it will stall out or dump on profit-taking.
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