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Can we discuss warrants ? I mean isn’t this a good way to insulate pricing for long plays ?
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STC last SLV 1/2 68p @4.12; 3x2.1 -> 2x4.08 + 4.12; 6.3 -> 12.28; 95% profit
STC last SLV 1/2 68p @4.12; 3x2.1 -> 2x4.08 + 4.12; 6.3 -> 12.28; 95% profit
Unfortunately tsla failed me. SLV puts working out well though. STC 2x tsla 1/2 480c @3.74; 8.95 -> 3.74; 58% loss STC 2x SLV 1/2 68p @4.08; 3x2.1 -> 2x4.08; 6.3 -> 8.16; 30% profit and one runner as house money
Unfortunately tsla failed me. SLV puts working out well though. STC 2x tsla 1/2 480c @3.74; 8.95 -> 3.74; 58% loss STC 2x SLV 1/2 68p @4.08; 3x2.1 -> 2x4.08; 6.3 -> 8.16; 30% profit and one runner as house money
Ah well. STC 3x tsla 12/26 485c @2.15; 3.04 -> 2.15; 29% loss
Ah well. STC 3x tsla 12/26 485c @2.15; 3.04 -> 2.15; 29% loss
If Starlink had 9000 coke cans in orbit would you still be arguing about the importance of quantity? Their current satellites are apples to oranges different from what ASTS is launching. Eventually SpaceX will be able to redesign their entire satellite fleet and launch 10,000 V3s and fly them and extremely low orbit to compete with ASTS, but right now they are behind the technical curve. From a launch side of things, ASTS is about to have several providers to choose from. Blue origin, SpaceX, India, Neutron (Rklb). Costs to launch will come down and the beauty of ASTS is that they don’t need that many launches, and because of their altitude they have a longer life span. If you know anything about diminishing signal strengths you will understand why having a massive surface area in orbit beats 9000 tiny surface area objects. It doesn’t matter how many you have, you simply don’t have the power capacity to amplify a signal to the strength needed to reach your stupid little phone in your pocket with very much data. ASTS should not be compared with American MNO companies. They are a global supplier of connectivity. Where ATT is limited to its 140M subscribers or something, ASTS will have access to billions of people and many billions of devices. They are partnered with ATT and Verizon, Rakuten, Vodafone, vodafone idea, STC, and the list goes on and is growing. Their revenue share model makes them an extremely attractive candidate to work with for mobile network operators, whereas SpaceX seems to eventually want to compete directly as its own MNO. In my opinion that is a poor business model.
don’t focus too hard on revenue until commercial service has been live. Market caps for MNOs are not apples to apples comparable because the margins and expenditures are vastly different. ASTS is aiming for +90% margins. Starlink has 9000 satellites but last I checked they had about 600 satellites for d2c market, the rest are fixed broadband. They have public signed commercial agreements with 4 major MNOs now (STC, VZ, ATT, and Vodafone) but this is just the beginning, they have MOUs with 40+ other MNOs internationally. Doesn’t include government contracts either. Anyways, to answer your question no if it does reach “perfection”, 31B is extremely low valuation.
Nope STC tsla 12/26 485c @9.3; 9.85 -> 9.3; 6% loss. Dont like the early action
Nope STC tsla 12/26 485c @9.3; 9.85 -> 9.3; 6% loss. Dont like the early action
STC last TSLA 12/26 480c @13.77; Could wait for a second wind today but decided to just close out since I won’t be watching closely today. 5x12.36 -> 4x20.54 + 13.77; 61.8 -> 94.24; 52% profit
STC last TSLA 12/26 480c @13.77; Could wait for a second wind today but decided to just close out since I won’t be watching closely today. 5x12.36 -> 4x20.54 + 13.77; 61.8 -> 94.24; 52% profit
STC 3x ORCL 195c @4.47; 4x3.75 -> 4x4.47; 15 -> 17.89; 19% profit
STC 3x ORCL 195c @4.47; 4x3.75 -> 4x4.47; 15 -> 17.89; 19% profit
STC 4x TSLA 12/26 480c @20.12; 5x12.36 -> 3x20.54; 61.8 -> 80.47; covers entire position plus 30% profit… and leaves one runner as house money 🥳
STC 4x TSLA 12/26 480c @20.12; 5x12.36 -> 3x20.54; 61.8 -> 80.47; covers entire position plus 30% profit… and leaves one runner as house money 🥳
He's talking about RAM, not storage solutions. SNDK is up because SSD and HDD prices also went up due to AI, STC and WDC also went up 300% ytd at its ath too. Which is hilarious because SNDK's only product benefitting from this is selling their cheap and shitty SSDs to business clients, yet it still propelled their sales numbers like crazy Also you're not the first person I see mentioning SNDK when memory is talked about, y'all retards got lucky picking the wrong company from a different sector but still printed because it's adjacent.
STC GEV 12/26 650c @19.2; 16 -> 19.2; 20% profit not bad for an intra day scalp on a utility stock. Still holding the January call and 🪑s as my largest Roth position.
STC GEV 12/26 650c @19.2; 16 -> 19.2; 20% profit not bad for an intra day scalp on a utility stock. Still holding the January call and 🪑s as my largest Roth position.
STC 1x tsla 12/26 480c @16.91
STC 1x tsla 12/26 480c @16.91
STC 2x TSLA 12/26 470c @22.89; 13.4 -> 22.89; 71% profit. Will open new 12/26 calls when it gets below 475-480 I think
STC 2x TSLA 12/26 470c @22.89; 13.4 -> 22.89; 71% profit. Will open new 12/26 calls when it gets below 475-480 I think
STC 2x tsla 12/19 470c @11.83 7.71 -> 11.83; 53% profit. Missed selling around 80% profit because I set my limit sell order for exactly 100% profit. Just a bit too greedy. Still holding the 12/26 calls
STC 2x tsla 12/19 470c @11.83 7.71 -> 11.83; 53% profit. Missed selling around 80% profit because I set my limit sell order for exactly 100% profit. Just a bit too greedy. Still holding the 12/26 calls
STC 5x SPX 6760c @7.8… 9 ->7.8; 13% loss
STC 5x SPX 6760c @7.8… 9 ->7.8; 13% loss
STC 1x tsla 12/19 480p @9.08; 5.75 -> 9.08; 58% profit
STC 1x tsla 12/19 480p @9.08; 5.75 -> 9.08; 58% profit
Ugh Bad fill - STC 2x SPX 0dte 6750p @13.8 13.4 -> 13.8; 3% profit Dammit missed the 20% gain by milliseconds
Ugh Bad fill - STC 2x SPX 0dte 6750p @13.8 13.4 -> 13.8; 3% profit Dammit missed the 20% gain by milliseconds
STC 1x SPX 0dte 6805c @9.4 6.2 -> 9.4; 52% profit, 5 mins. Not bad at all
STC 1x SPX 0dte 6805c @9.4 6.2 -> 9.4; 52% profit, 5 mins. Not bad at all
STC 10x spy 12/16 684c @0.01; 0.93 -> 0.01; 99% loss; Ah well
STC 10x spy 12/16 684c @0.01; 0.93 -> 0.01; 99% loss; Ah well
STC 1x SPX 0dte 6820c @6.4; 4.3 -> 6.4; 49% profit. Not bad for less than 5 minutes
STC 1x SPX 0dte 6820c @6.4; 4.3 -> 6.4; 49% profit. Not bad for less than 5 minutes
BTO 12/19 hated ticker $21.5 @ $0.29 x200 STC 12/19 hated ticker $21.5 / BTO 12/19 $22.5 for $0/60 cr x200 took 2x my initial money out in profit still have 200 contracts for the week on house money
STC those 3x NFLX 1/23/26 @6.25; 6.14 -> 6.25; 2% profit just to clear the play given the massive profit on the nflx weeklies on Friday.
STC those 3x NFLX 1/23/26 @6.25; 6.14 -> 6.25; 2% profit just to clear the play given the massive profit on the nflx weeklies on Friday.
STC last TSLA 12/19 457.5c @23.44; 2x11.35 -> 22.8+23.44 22.7 -> 46.24; 104% profit. 🥳
STC last TSLA 12/19 457.5c @23.44; 2x11.35 -> 22.8+23.44 22.7 -> 46.24; 104% profit. 🥳
STC 1x TSLA 12/19 457.5c @22.80; 2x11.35 -> 22.8; 22.7 -> 22.8; covers entire position and leave one runner as house money
STC 1x TSLA 12/19 457.5c @22.80; 2x11.35 -> 22.8; 22.7 -> 22.8; covers entire position and leaves one runner as house money
STC 2x TSLA 12/19 452.5c @14.47; 11.27 -> 14.47; 28% profit
STC 2x TSLA 12/19 452.5c @14.47; 11.27 -> 14.47; 28% profit
Nope… support failed again. STC 5x SPX 0dte 6860c @0.5; 3.19 -> 0.5; 84% loss.
Nope… support failed again. STC 5x SPX 0dte 6860c @0.5; 3.19 -> 0.5; 84% loss.
Oops. 12/12 is today! Lmfao STC last 2 nflx 12/12 93c @2.1; 5x1.3 -> 3x3.41 + 2x2.1; 6.5 -> 14.43; 122% profit 🥳
Oops. 12/12 is today! Lmfao STC last 2 nflx 12/12 93c @2.1; 5x1.3 -> 3x3.41 + 2x2.1; 6.5 -> 14.43; 122% profit 🥳
STC 3x NFLX 12/12 93c @3.41; Incorrectly listed my entry as 3x, was 5x… so… 5x1.3 -> 3x3.41; 6.5 -> 10.23; 57% profit plus 2 runners for next week as house money. Still holding 3x NFLX 1/23/26 93c @6.14 cb
STC 3x NFLX 12/12 93c @3.41; Incorrectly listed my entry as 3x, was 5x… so… 5x1.3 -> 3x3.41; 6.5 -> 10.23; 57% profit plus 2 runners for next week as house money. Still holding 3x NFLX 1/23/26 93c @6.14 cb
STC 1x TSLA 12/19 440c @26.09; 14.91 -> 26.09; 75% profit STC 1x TSLA 12/19 450c @19.09; 9.79 -> 19.09; 95% profit Was supposed to be a Monday event but happy to take profit now!
STC 1x TSLA 12/19 440c @26.09; 14.91 -> 26.09; 75% profit STC 1x TSLA 12/19 450c @19.09; 9.79 -> 19.09; 95% profit Was supposed to be a Monday event but happy to take profit now!
> im also skeptical no one is buying at mid level, If the bid/ask is 0.15/4.20, only insane degens would trade at the mid. There is absolutely no rule that says the mid ought to be a popular price at every spread width. It's only when the spread is narrow that the mid rises in popularity. If the spread is 0.15/0.25 on a nickel increment contract, *the only choice of price that isn't the bid or ask is the mid*. Ergo, narrow spreads force more trades to be at or near the mid. > or that mid level is becoming ask by the time i click go, every time This is a requirement of the NBBO. If you are buying to open, your mid limit is now the best bid. If you are selling to close, your mid offer is now the best offer. What's far more interesting is to see what the *rest* of the order book does. Usually, market makers will join your new price. Say, before you entered your order, the full spread was BIDx20 0.15/ASKx80 0.45. You put in your STC at 0.30. For a fraction of the second, the spread will change to BIDx20 0.15/ASKx1 0.30. Then the MM algorithms will join your price, so it might look like this: BIDx20 0.15/ASKx81 0.30. Some or all of those old 0.45 stub orders will be revised to be at the same price as your order.
copy - I see the chain now. here's what happened: T1. You BTO (12) @ 31.85 \> Debit: $38,220 (this comes out of your cash and sweep, no change to net liq) T1b. STC for 29.30 \> Credit: $35,160 \> Net PnL = $35,160 - $38,220 = -$3,060 (your net liq decreased by this amount - your cash and sweep will have financed the loss) T2. BTO (12) @ 23.6 \> Debit. $28,320 In total, you realized a loss of $3060 and have an open trade right now that you paid a debit of $28,320. You need to close this new trade for at least 26.15 in order to break even (this is to cover the -$3,060 realized loss).
STC 12 @ $29.30 BTO 12 @ $23.60 Total balance decreased from $40,900 and change to $40,770 now $40,342 because GLD dipped at the end. CB on the new contracts is $28,327 and cash increased by $6,824 and the available to trade is the full cash balance of $12,382. I think where I am confused is when I saw a credit I assumed I was realizing a $2,900 loss, being credited $6824 and was expecting to see a total balance of $44,824 reflecting the difference.
can you give me the line by line trades? \- BTO (12) 361C @ X.XX \- STC @ X.XX \- BTO (XX) @ X.XX
Nope… despite a broad-based rally across markets, SMCI just seems stuck below 35. STC 40c smci 12/12 35.5c @0.44; 0.63 -> 0.44; 30% loss
Nope… despite a broad-based rally across markets, SMCI just seems stuck below 35. STC 40c smci 12/12 35.5c @0.44; 0.63 -> 0.44; 30% loss
First of all can you disclose what data provider you are using so we know you're not a bot ? Secondly, options flow will not always show if the trade is BTO, BTC, STO or STC. I'm looking at barchart and I don't see an option flow of that magnitude for KSS unless its a darkpool.
STC 3x tsla 12/12 465c @3.15; 6.71 -> 3.15; 53% loss
STC 3x tsla 12/12 465c @3.15; 6.71 -> 3.15; 53% loss
Ooof went from a good looking chart to a bad looking chart very quickly. STC 2x SPX 6890c @6; 11.2 -> 6; 46% loss
Ooof went from a good looking chart to a bad looking chart very quickly. STC 2x SPX 6890c @6; 11.2 -> 6; 46% loss
STC last RDDT 227.5c @2.25; 3x1.37 -> 2x4.78 + 2.25; 4.11 -> 11.81; 187% profit. 🥳 Still actually lost a little due to paper handing the 225calls earlier this week but at least I made back most of it on this play.
STC last RDDT 227.5c @2.25; 3x1.37 -> 2x4.78 + 2.25; 4.11 -> 11.81; 187% profit. 🥳 Still actually lost a little due to paper handing the 225calls earlier this week but at least I made back most of it on this play.
Yaaaas STC 2x RDDT 227.5c @4.78; 3x1.37 -> 2x4.78; 4.11 -> 9.56; 133% profit plus a runner as house money.
Yaaaas STC 2x RDDT 227.5c @4.78; 3x1.37 -> 2x4.78; 4.11 -> 9.56; 133% profit plus a runner as house money.
Bleh STC 3x RDDT 12/5 225c @2.24; 5.45 -> 2.24; 69% loss
Bleh STC 3x RDDT 12/5 225c @2.24; 5.45 -> 2.24; 69% loss
STC 2x SPX 0dte 6830p @6; 5 -> 6; 20% profit Saw it hit 7.2 for a second but I missed it and my limit sell order was set to 7.5. Oh well.
STC 2x SPX 0dte 6830p @6; 5 -> 6; 20% profit Saw it hit 7.2 for a second but I missed it and my limit sell order was set to 7.5. Oh well.
> basically I do a BTO operation and then a STC Operation but if that contract expires before i STC I have to fulfill what the contract says? Almost entirely right. The BTO and STC part is 100% correct. The "contract expires" part is only partially correct. You forgot the "expires ITM" requirement. Only contracts that expire ITM will be exercised-by-exception. If the underlying is exactly the strike price ($100 strike vs. $100.00 share price) or lower, it is OTM and will expire worthless. An exercise-by-exception means an exercise that is **done on your behalf without you explicitly asking for it**, as a favor to you. If an expiring ITM contract was *not* exercised-by-exception, you'd lose the entire value of the contract. Nobody wants that to happen by accident! So exercise-by-exception is a safety-net that protects that value of **ITM** contracts at expiration. > Or is it just optional? Let’s say I don’t want the excercised-by-exception even if it is in the money or I just don’t have the money to buy the 100 shares, do I still have to buy the 100 shares by obligation if I previously did a BTO? To be clear, your decision to exercise is always optional. However, exercise-by-exception is always mandatory, UNLESS you file a "Do Not Exercise" request to prevent exercise-by-exception from happening. So it's mandatory unless you opt-out, which you should basically never do. Instead of filing a DNE, just STC on or before expiration day. That's much easier and makes much more sense. If you file a DNE, you lose all the value of the contract. Some aggressively paranoid brokers (Robinhood) won't even allow your ITM call to expire. If they see you don't have the cash to pay for exercise-by-exception, they will do the STC for you without waiting for you to do it yourself.
STC last 3x spy 11:26 677c @1.81; Overall; 10x0.77 -> 7x1.29 + 3x1.81; 7.7 -> 14.46; 88% profit
STC last 3x spy 11:26 677c @1.81; Overall; 10x0.77 -> 7x1.29 + 3x1.81; 7.7 -> 14.46; 88% profit
STC 7x spy 11/26 677c 1.29; 10x0.77 -> 7x1.29; 7.7 -> 9.03; 17% profit plus 3 runner as house money
STC 7x spy 11/26 677c 1.29; 10x0.77 -> 7x1.29; 7.7 -> 9.03; 17% profit plus 3 runner as house money
That’s kind of tricky let me see if I got it right. To do what I really want to do which is buy the contract without having the shares or the money (just the premium money) and then sell it for a better premium price without having any responsibility for the contract after the transaction. What you’re saying is basically I do a BTO operation and then a STC Operation but if that contract expires before y STC I have to fulfill what the contract says? Or is it just optional?
STC 3x SPX 0dte 6755c @8.5; 6.57 -> 8.5; 29% profit
STC 3x SPX 0dte 6755c @8.5; 6.57 -> 8.5; 29% profit
Real-money trading accounts have approval levels that paper may not. If you don't have the proper approval level on the real-money account, you may be restricted from making trades that you could do on paper without restrictions. Read about option account approval levels [here](https://optionalpha.com/learn/options-approval-levels). > Recently I read that it is in fact possible to buy and sell option contracts without being forced to respond for the whole amount of shares as long as you are not the grantor or writer of the contract. My questions are: Is that true? That part is true, but your next sentence is NOT true: > As long as I’m not the grantor of the contract I’m not forced to sell the shares or answer for the money the contract states? You are confusing two different things. The first part, the part that I said was true, is about **buy to open** for contracts vs. **sell to open** for contracts. If you BTO, you don't need to have shares as collateral. If you STO, you *may* need to have shares as collateral, because you are writing the contract. That's what "writing" means: sell to open. The second part is about your responsibility as a contract holder, regardless of whether you were a buyer or a seller to open. If you open a contract, you are responsible for the terms of the contract. If you BTO a call and it expires ITM and is exercised-by-exception, you are still responsible for buying 100 shares at the strike price. If you STO a call and it is assigned, you are still responsible for selling 100 shares are the strike price, even if you don't already own the shares. > Basically (in general terms) what I learned from the time I was trading on a paper account was that I could buy a contract (not write it just buy it) without having any shares or money related to that contract (just the contract prime), then sell it when I want without being responsible to answer for the contract shares or money if the buyer excercises his right to it, or just let it expire in which case I loose the prime price as max. This is a very common source of confusion for many new option traders, so you are not alone. This also explains why you got conflicting answers, because the words "buy" and "sell" or "buyer" and "seller" are confusing **if they are not qualified by open or close**. **So if you learn nothing else from this question, learn this: ALWAYS qualify "buy" and "sell" with "open" or "close" as explained below.** Buy To Open (BTO): You are the buyer and you open a contract position. You don't need shares as collateral. Sell To Open (STO): You are the seller (writer) of a contract position that you opened. You **may** need shares as collateral to do this, depending on your option approval level. Buy To Close (BTC): This is how you close an STO contract in order to realize a gain/loss on the premium of the contract without involving assignment or expiration. You were the writer and now you are ending your responsibility for the contract. Your obligation ends and you need no longer concern yourself with what happens to the contract after it is closed. Sell To Close (STC): This is how you close a BTO contract in order to realize a gain/loss on premium of the contract without involving exercise or expiration. You were NOT the writer, so you didn't need any shares as collateral. Your responsibility for the contract completely ends when closed. If you use these terms consistently, people will never be confused about what you mean. If someone says "I sold a call", do you see that the phrase is ambiguous? You don't know if they STO or STC, right? If they STO, they are a writer, but if they STC, they are not. Completely different requirements between being a writer or not.
12 mins… STC 3x SPX 0dte 6735c @9.5; 7.1 -> 9.5; 34% profit
12 mins… STC 3x SPX 0dte 6735c @9.5; 7.1 -> 9.5; 34% profit
Ah well… was correct about the direction but lotto calls were too far OTM. STC 10x SPX 0dte 6740c @0.2 0.75 -> 0.2; 73% loss
Ah well… was correct about the direction but lotto calls were too far OTM. STC 10x SPX 0dte 6740c @0.2 0.75 -> 0.2; 73% loss
STC 3x tsla 11/28 420c @5.25; 3.53 -> 5.25; 49% profit
STC 3x tsla 11/28 420c @5.25; 3.53 -> 5.25; 49% profit
Unless I missed it, you don't state the strike. I'm guessing $200. A common technique is to roll up, but not out. The $200 call has a delta of 0.889. You could roll to a $240 call with a delta of 0.798 and capture $2,882.50 profit. If you felt confident enough in it, you could also roll up and out. The $240 call expiring Jan 21, 2028 has a delta of 0.79 and the roll would still net you $1,052.50 in cash. In no event do you want to exercise it; if you wish to hold to sell short calls, sell the option and buy the shares on the open market. If you do the former, you'll lose all extrinsic value; the latter will capture that via your STC (sell to close) order.
STC 2x tsla 11.28 410c @5.61; 7.47 -> 5.61; 25% loss. Glad I derisked by selling the ITM and buying these OTM calls. I’ll look to enter later. Too volatile now
STC 2x tsla 11.28 410c @5.61; 7.47 -> 5.61; 25% loss. Glad I derisked by selling the ITM and buying these OTM calls. I’ll look to enter later. Too volatile now
STC 2x tsla 11/28 390c @18.61; 12.49 -> 18.61; 49% profit
STC 2x tsla 11/28 390c @18.61; 12.49 -> 18.61; 49% profit
Wtaf…. Went to sell at what should have been 5-10% profit and got a super bad fill on fidelity. STC 2x SPX 0dte 6570c @32.6; 33.7 -> 32.6; 3% loss
Wtaf…. Went to sell at what should have been 5-10% profit and got a super bad fill on fidelity. STC 2x SPX 0dte 6570c @32.6; 33.7 -> 32.6; 3% loss
Wtaf STC 6x nvda 11/21 190c @1.88 3.94 -> 1.88; 52% loss
Wtaf STC 6x nvda 11/21 190c @1.88 3.94 -> 1.88; 52% loss
wtf perfectly timed the top before the drop. Lmfao STC 3x SPX 0dte 6760c @12.4 19.5 -> 12.4; 36% loss
wtf perfectly timed the top before the drop. Lmfao STC 3x SPX 0dte 6760c @12.4 19.5 -> 12.4; 36% loss