JAN

CommanderMeiloorun23

I’m thinking OCT or JAN OTM. It’s a volatile stock and puts are insanely expensive right now

The_BigWaveDave

I've got JAN25 and JAN26 leaps as well

verardi

same lol i have 3K just chilling waiting for a dip so I can buy more JAN2026 Calls.

JimboDogwater

I bought 20 JAN and 20 SEP calls on 7/17 and added 9 SEP on 7/23. Been in for a while

hgreenblatt

So say you buy this BUY +1 VERTICAL SPY 100 17 JAN 25 545/555 CALL @6.15 LMT You pay 6.15 or $615 today. Your max profit is $385. Not Wowwed.

EfficientPizza

Me with my measly two JAN 26 LEAPS: Hell yeah, bro we gonna make it!

416_WSB_ThrowAway

Thanks for the ASTS post a while back. I picked up 100 ASTS 2026JAN16 calls @ 20.00:US - I am up 144% (65K CAD)

Tazlon2000

Other way around, BTO 17 JAN 25 2000C and STO 17 JAN 2200C. If you did it that way you would be selling a credit spread and would make the amount of the contract up front. If MSTR were to close at or below 2000, you would keep the credit. Otherwise you would owe the difference until you hit 2200, which would hit your max loss of around $15k per spread.

Re_LE_Vant_UN

UPRO, JAN 2025 exp. $65 and $70 strike prices. 150 and 45 contracts, respectively. So about 300k capital where it's at 425k if I sold today.

Specific_Concern649

Nope. Puts. Market is clearly taking a cautious and weary stance heading into the elections. Expect all calls to be worthless until JAN25

1nd3x

>but the first trials will start in November if agreements are not reached. I'm not in this play so idk whether to buy or sell, do what you will with this info. Straddle LEAPS....got it! (Note; at the time of writing this it would cost $7.52 for a 16JAN2026 $10 Straddle. With you paying 4.68 for the Call and 2.84 for the Put If you believe the company will suffer near term but don't want to risk them simply recovering, you could open this position, wait for them to fall, sell off your puts at a profit and wait out their recovery to close out your calls

Financial-Pumpkin236

This is why those financially responsible become rich. And rich get richer, they know it’ll make money. Had you invested 10M on 1JAN22 then on 1JAN23 you’d have 8.3M (-16.7%) so it goes both ways sometimes, risk vs reward. Also S&P is americas most successful so if America is succeeding the so are the investors

a_library_socialist

JAN. I bought it just because Pelosi did. It's beat everything else I have, even Nintendo.

unwanted_hair

Almost an hour elapsed from when asked. Yeah still not convinced. Buying puts for DEC/JAN.

TheApocalyticOne

Or buy 17JAN2025 80C for ~1.20. It's much more likely to print

Nelvalhil

I bought a bunch of GME 8C JAN25 with most of them being between 7.00 and 8.50 so my average cost price is 15-16.50/share. Have been selling 17-20calls and now that the short calls are ITM Ive been continuously rolling them for about .50/contract/30days

Localkingfunko

Rip my NVDA JAN 25 calls

GreyMatter22

ASTS $12.5 contracts for JAN'25? Thinking it should continue an uptrend?

im_astrid

what's the move to dig my way out of a 12k hole? thinking JAN 25 NVDA 150c

Gambler_Addict_Pro

I bought LEAPS (JAN/17) $3 CALLS during the pump but it never materialized. It has to reach $4.4 to break even.  I feel like dumping to get rid of it but I’ll just sit on it, waiting for a miracle. 

thaysen13

Holding 1.6k shares and some JAN 2025 calls, long time supporter!

thaysen13

Holding 7.5 JAN 2025 calls up 480%

No_Carpenter4087

BUY +10,000 HE 100 17 JAN 25 20 CALL @.44 LMT That's what the Game Store man should have done for 440k.

MentorTrader23

He means selling call and selling stocks Say he has 200 shares Sells 100 at 480 And for the next year He sells deep itm calls at the same price : 1 contract at strike 100 for 380 expiry JAN 2025 Then as long as he doesn t close his option it is not realize gains it is a covered call So taxes on the 100 shares sold for 2024 And 2025 when he closes his option he will be taxed for the next year

AdPurple4902

Alright, would it make sense to buy calls on SPY for JAN 25. Really far out the money and let it sit? Just ride the wave as it rises

PapaCharlie9

> But, I am not sure how to analytically assess whether I'm getting a good deal or overpaying for it. Compared to what? You probably don't realize how difficult it is to answer a question like that with any amount of accuracy. If someone tells you they can do that for you with total accuracy, you are about to be scammed. It's easy to rattle off a metric, like the IV for that call is 82%, so if you think realized volatility will be higher by Jan 2026, it's a steal. If you think realized volatility will be lower by Jan 2026, you're getting ripped off. The problem is, this just kicks the can down the road, because now you have to figure out an accurate realized volatility forecast that you think is smarter than the market consensus. > I made some profit on the options I had ($5.00 JAN 2025 CALLs), but I regret setting a limit order, which automatically sold my options after it hit a decent profit. That's bad trading mindset. You hit your profit target. What happens afterwards is not under your control and has no bearing on the correctness of the trading decision. It's 20-20 hindsight. If the the trade has instead tanked -69%, would you be calling yourself a genius right now? Both reactions are flawed.

aknalid

>You secured the bag and it's the what ifs that will take you back to 0. This happened to me with ASTS. Bought $5.00 JAN 2025 CALL Options that were down ~70% for the last 6 months (check my post history), and I was getting anxious about theta, so I set up a limit order to auto-sell after $20k of profit. Well, when the stock price pumped a few weeks ago, effectively doubling in price, while I could have made $100k at the current price, I left $80k on the table and auto-exited the position at $20k profit. It's definitely psychologically challenging as far as thinking about _what could have been_ but on the plus side, I cashed out in the green and can live another day to play again.

mywilliswell95

Honestly bro you should wait for it to either come back to the 20 moving average and take that money and buy a few leaps like 17JAN2025 $25C

PapaCharlie9

> I assume it is more likely that the OCT24 option gets exercised early over the JAN25 option? Yes, but we're talking small numbers, like 1 in 1000 vs. 1 in 1000000 in very rough terms. In general, early assignment risk is all about money. People don't like throwing money away or giving money away for free, and since exercising early has the potential to throw away time value, it rarely happens. Barring trading errors, that's the clue to how to assess early assignment risk. The more time value there is, the less likely is early assignment. So what makes time value approach zero, thus increasing early assignment risk? Any of the following or any combo: * Expiration * Deep ITM * When the trade can be replaced with something equivalent that balances out the loss of time value. This is how dividend risk for short calls happens -- if the put of the same terms costs less than the dividend, a long call holder can replace their position by exercising early, which gives them shares in time to collect the dividend, plus buy the put, that gives them synthetically the same position as they had with just the call, plus gives them the net of the dividend after subtracting the cost of the put and any loss of time value.

mrtimtam72

Bit of a noob question. For a bit of context, generally l invest in companies to hold long term. My basic strategy is to sell PUTs at varying strikes and expirations, only to companies that I am happy to own at prices I consider satisfactory etc. I've been assigned once and it was a few trading days early, wasn't a big deal as I was happy to buy the stock considering my long term view. My question revolves around how early an option may be exercised and the likelihood of a longer dated option being exercised over a shorter duration expiry. Example: $BTU price today $24/share. Sold $15 PUT expiring in October 24. Sold $25 PUT expiring January 25. If there was bearish price movement in the stock say in July, which sent the stock to $10/share. That makes the OCT24 option $5 in the money plus time value and the JAN25 option $15 in the money plus time value. I assume it is more likely that the OCT24 option gets exercised early over the JAN25 option? Or is that incorrect since the JAN25 option is more in the money, thus more likely to get exercised even though there is a longer time till expiry? I assume there would be a further premium to include time value plus volatility etc which would it more expensive to buy back and therefore the holder may sell for a premium although they can still choose to exercise. Would I be correct in assuming that it also just depen on who the other holder is and what their strategy is: some are just trading the options vs others are actually using it to hedge positions.

Spy300

>JAN 2024 - Bloomberg - Germany Is Sick Man After All With Illness Crippling Economy >APRIL 2024 - Germany continues to record high sick leave rates in 2024 Covid is slowly destroying the US and global economies. That's why we are seeing - housing market collapse -7% m/m - retail collapse as many stores buckle - leading indicators full collapse, yes still collapsing - manufacturing sector collapse - chicago pmi collapse - monthly new hires collapse like 2007 - up to 35 million excess deaths - 2 ongoing wars for distraction and economic boost - china taiwan war soon for same reasons #LLY 3000

Aggravating-Carrot62

It sounds like the option you sold was covered with the long option but they won’t auto exercise and OTM JAN25 Call not will they trade it after hours. If they aren’t comfortable with how much leverage you just took on they might cover the short position and or sell that call but would happen during market hours. Call them and have them help you fix it, do some research before starting again. Oh and that short option could be exercised and you assigned at any time…it is the long holders discretion…so don’t be surprised if it happens again when you don’t expect it….prime time for this to happen is when nearing an ex-Div.

aknalid

Sold everything at a $20k profit via a limit order I set-up a while ago... I'm glad to have survived this one. I am planning on buying more LEAPs via 2026 JAN CALLS if/when things cool down over the coming weeks 😇

ComprehensivePaint48

You sure? All I see is the JAN25 2500c for 365

a_library_socialist

I followed her into JAN. It's been very nice.

ORATS_Matt

Yes, [ORATS.com](http://ORATS.com) has that. You can set up a stock scan and use those symbols automatically in the options scan. I've set up your scan here. I have added that the stock has leaps, is liquid, and other criteria. Here's the stock scan [https://gyazo.com/f4af39523bc4918016fd82349dd1ad71](https://gyazo.com/f4af39523bc4918016fd82349dd1ad71) Here's the options scan that loads in the stock scan automatically [https://gyazo.com/dc79ba22d80c792dd2f9cefd3091db0d](https://gyazo.com/dc79ba22d80c792dd2f9cefd3091db0d) We are sorting on high reward to risk and probability of profit (POP), forecasted theoretical values and those based on the historical distribution of stock prices to make sure the vol we are selling is good. The top one is Kohl's KSS 17 JAN 25/28 JUN 24 15/30 CALL 9.55 LMT. You can paper trade this in our front end and also send to various brokers. We have a Reddit special in my profile and we will load in this scan to our defaults under "Poor Man's Covered Calls Leaps/45DTE .9/.3". There is a free trial available.

Aggravating_Day_1302

META JAN 2026 $500c. Should be easy money, especially with all the ad revenue that will be coming from election ads.

autismovaccination

$85k in $TTWO $150c JAN 2026s opened up today. Pump this please my boi

Spandekz

I own 20 options for $15 JAN26, bought 14 of them 3 weeks ago around .67-.80 apiece. Bought 6 more today at $2.50. This stock has a 200 dollar runner every 4 years like Bitcoin.

coastalvida

I was lame and bought 16JAN26 60C 😂

Sct1787

I had JAN 2025 $65PUT that I just closed for profit. I think Carvana does slink down but man those puts took forever to sell to close. Not much volume so I’m happy I’m out

jackperitas

To close or not to close my SNDL 4C JAN25, that is the question.

Beautiful-Ad-4141

Not sure about that strike price and timeframe, but I do have a few 27/50 and 30/37 bull call spreads for JAN’26 and two 20/22 spread for MAY 17’24

leongeod

"How is a new phone world changing?" *this guy on 07JAN2007, probably*

BuffaloSabresFan

Ok thanks. I'm significantly ITM. Do I have to exercise? It seems like this is now an irregular option where future trading is severely limited. My expiration date for the original option I'm long on is JAN 2026, so there was a bit of time premium there. Cost basis was $5.43 for a $12C, with a breakeven of $17.43. So if I exercise, I'll get 100 shares per contract at $12, plus $68? Stock is currently $16.61, +$0.68 per share (assuming it doesn't drop) would put me at a slight loss. I'd like to keep the long position, but if this option isn't going to be tradable, I suppose exercising makes more sense.

WinningTocket

So a lot of people use the SPY as a benchmark but due to options having leverage "beating the SPY" at the retail level is extremely easy to do. If one puts on even a cash secured put with the intent to cover the return of the SPY for a duration within the year one can expect to do that successfully regardless of assignment risk. With that said has anyone ever set a benchmark of an ATM call as of 1/1 expiring next JAN to measure how much return they need to beat the SPY as a leveraged product? I'm asking because it just doesn't seem correct to brag that one, esp. in retail size, beats the market with leveraged products. I am certain someone has thought of this so if you can point me in that direction, thank you in advance.

Gandalfs_Shaft48

SPY JAN 180 Puts are still just $0.28 ea. Not a bad deal considering they will most definitely print.

goldenloi

Talking about NOV, DEC, JAN for the 20%ish gain on SPY. 3% downside in a week is nothing. Not sure what you mean by that.

JLivermore1929

I’m making money on JAN 2.50 puts. They were not too expensive.

debian-root

I got AAPL puts at $210 and sold it a $180. I just got a reporrt AAPL sales on INDIA and WOOW... china can keep buying cheap samsung and huawei phones..... the real market for AAPL is INDIA. SELLING THE HOUSE AND BUYING LONG $160 JAN2025 CALLS.

laberdog

Holding my JAN 25 PUTs till after the election. Since I purchased them on the day after DJT went public they have steadily increased

JLivermore1929

2025 JAN 2.5 puts. I’m already in the green at this current share price by 10%.

Embarrassed-Wafer330

ACB1 $5 17 JAN 25 CALL 10/100 Quantity 15

EmceeSpike

Paa isn't doing too good though? It's taken 6 months for it to go to 18. Right now I'm down %12 on my JAN 25, 20 calls

7figureipo

**What is a covered call?** A covered call is a call option that an owner of shares sells, using the shares he owns as the collateral. **What is the primary benefit of a covered call?** You earn immediate income from selling the call, and continue to hold the stock. **What are some drawbacks of a covered call?** * The premium collected is a short-term capital gain: it is taxed at the ordinary income tax rate for your income bracket (though the losses on other gambles you're making can offset this) * If the stock is trading in the money (i.e. above the strike price) at expiry, you will lose out on the difference in profit you could have sold the stock at (e.g. if you write a $10 call and the stock is trading at $10.25 on expiry, you miss out on $0.25/share of the contract, because you will be forced to sell at $10/share) **When should you use this strategy (i.e. "why are covered calls good")?** Covered calls are only "good" relative to your ~~investing~~ gambling strategy. You should use this strategy when: * You own actual shares (not options) of a stock * You believe the stock will trade relatively flat, or in any case will not rise above the strike at expiry * But be okay with selling at the strike price, i.e., okay taking a smaller profit than you'd otherwise have earned * You want to generate income from the stock without selling it below a certain value (the strike) You should **not** use this strategy if you expect to make a huge amount of money in income, unless you're already starting with a huge amount of money/a big portfolio. Personally, I use a combination of long expiry calls and covered calls. For example, I own 10k shares of TLRY (avg $2.04/share), and I bought 25 $3 17 JAN 25 calls at $0.64. This is because I'm comfortable committing $20k of my money *now* for TLRY but think it will trade above $3.64 in January and would be willing to commit more capital then to exercise and either hold or liquidate and take my profit. I also sell weekly (relatively) far out of the money covered calls on TLRY to generate a small amount of income. I'm okay trading the risk of being forced to sell earlier than I otherwise would in exchange for that premium. I can always deploy that capital somewhere else or, if I desire, eat some of the profits gained from weekly premiums and re-up on TLRY.

JLivermore1929

30 contracts 2.5 strike JAN. Looking for extrinsic value, not intrinsic. It will have to crash. I doubt it is going in the money. I’m looking at this Summer for the exit. Possibly sub $10/share. If I get too much time decay or Trump wins, I’m screwed. I’ve got a lot of US Treasury Notes that I hope increase with a rate decrease.

SnooSprouts8645

Grabbed some low-hanging 10 baggers off the 17JAN25 PAA tree this morning. Should be ripe by Election Day

CantReadRoom

If everyone knew what I knew, then why is expected earnings per share still $1.30 and it hasn't been updated? If you look at the revenues from their fourth quarter, JAN and FEB absolutely smashed them. We are gonna get a huge earnings beat. And news reports of them going on a huge hiring spree is an indicator of strong guidance. I'm not saying that I'm not gonna lose money. I dont know if it's gonna go up, sideways, or down. All that I am saying is that this is a solid bet. It's what I'm willing to bet my money on cause I know what's coming. Good luck!

DrBergeron

JAN26 2.5p aren't that expensive all things considered

lootinputin

Quick question: you advised JAN 2026, bit IF he loses, it’s dead on November 5th. Of this year. Why not sell the same spread but NOV 2024?

lootinputin

This sounds the most reasonable so far. Thank you. I will take all this into consideration. JAN 26’s will probably be 3x in the next 9 trading days.

ScheduleSame258

Chiming in here. How does this look? Start with $6000 account. Worst case, stock goes to $0. SELL JAN 2026 $60 puts. Premium: $44.50 ×100 = $4450. Max risk: $6000-$4450 = $1550. Is it possible to convert $4450 to $6000? Yes, buy INTC and sell monthly CC, netting approx $125/month. In 12 months, you are break even, worst case. You get to keep free stocks of DJT after 12-15 months. If it settles at $7, that's a complicated way to make $700. Someone convince me it's a very bad idea because I know it is.

lootinputin

Cool. I agree. One of my bigger current positions is $TSLA 180 JAN 25, so I get it. I’m not trying to bring politics into this, but he’s a known grifter and he’ll rug this the SECOND he can. My own analysis puts this under $1/share so yeah, I don’t think this will be around for long.

robmafia

op went broke, regard >My Position: >50X 20C APRL 2021 >20X 20C JAN 2022

Dream__Devourer

NKE JAN 17 2025 $100 PUT This baby is tanking for a long time

tropicalia84

Fed came out and said that super hot JAN CPI doesn't mean anything and it will continue to discount inflation. They're cutting no matter what - even if PCE is at 4%. Any hot CPI or PPI should be a buying opportunity.

LogicB0mbs

Just buy some JAN 26 calls so you can ride the next wave

gylez

- loading more LAC JAN16 26 calls - want in on BA, but more to fall? - add to TSM if possible - exercise QS puts, proceeds into MO for the 4/30 yield I guess

Gandalfs_Shaft48

TSLA JAN 600 calls are only $0.63

Slow_Depth_3276

What is your target MSFT price for 16JAN26? Do you realize, that if MSFT will be at 600 at that time, then your call options will worth exactly zero? Your breakeven at expiry date is 615, and to double your investment, MSFT needs to be over 630.

itsreallyreallytrue

It really did do a great job. NVDA 4000 2025 LEAPS (ok they will only let you buy $1940 JAN 17 2025)

AncientWyvern_Shield

JAN 2025

tap_dat_donkey

Say what you want about Sam but I’ve been following him for about 5 years now and he is pretty good at what he does. He’s much better in a bullish trades than bearish, but I’ve made a lot of money with him over the years. Work is too busy most the time to be able to pay attention so I don’t subscribe currently, but I still have his free Twitter and he’ll throw some plays out there from time to time. This is from back in January, the last time I traded one of his tips on free Twitter. $2500 in three days barely paying attention…I’ll take it. AMD 100 (Weeklys) 2 FEB 24 (-34) 200 C 0.01 -6 SOLD @1.22 GTC LRCX 100 (Weeklys) 26 JAN 24 (-41) 920 C 0.01 -4 SOLD @5.95 GTC AMD 100 (Weeklys) 2 FEB 24 (-34) 185 C 0.01 -2 SOLD @3.89 GTC LRCX 100 (Weeklys) 26 JAN 24 (-41) 920 C 0.01 +4 BOT @1.50 AMD 100 (Weeklys) 2 FEB 24 (-34) 200 C 0.01 +6 BOT @0.80 AMD 100 (Weeklys) 2 FEB 24 (-34) 185 C 0.01 +2 BOT @1.68

gshockprotection

YOLO on 17JAN25 Buzzfeed ($BZFD) CALLS ANYBODY WITH ME? COME ONNNNNNNNN

BritishBoyRZ

Just bought 240 CALL JAN26

Prestigious-End3864

Went in with a 130 strike for JAN25, fingers crossed🤞🏼

PetikMangga-

Hello guys, i have some question Lets said i sold NVDA JAN 2025 $800 call option because of good earning number , the stock jump to $1000 in one day My question is does my call option get called instantly? Or i still have to wait until jan 2025?

ryderlive

Short it then - put your money where your mouth is. Chatgpt has 1.6mil in annualized rev. at the beginning of JAN. Every tech company, regardless of the product, is incorporating AI into their platforms. Israel uses it in their Barak tanks. You can't even start to imagine how it is being incorporated in all the sectors of the market and the global economy. And for the last and easiest use case - it does big data analysis faster than any human can now. You aren't seeing layoffs for fun. We haven't even scratched the surface, and the speed with which all this will happen will only accelerate.

Mr_Canada1867

Lord forgive me but im this close 🤏🏻to buying SPY JAN 2025 500P  No way we dont go sub 500

_AngryBear_

#BEAR REPORT - FEBRUARY 22 2024 Hello degenerates! This is the new issue of the BEAR REPORT, where I inform you of oncoming global economic collapse and stock market crash to SPY 300. Lend me your ears, as I blow your fucking mind. #ALL YOUR SCHOOLS ARE FUCK AS ENTIRE SCHOOL DISTRICTS SHUT DOWN FROM ILLNESS >Southern Iowa School District Cancels Classes Due to Sweeping Sickness >West Michigan school district addresses parent fears over student seizures, tremors >Tennessee school district moves to virtual learning due to illness >Several Kentucky schools closed Friday with spike in sickness >Smith County Schools closed Friday due to widespread sickness >Forest City school district moves to remote learning due to widespread illness >Several Texas school districts close due to illness #THIS IS THE SAME ILLNESS CAUSING RECESSION IN GERMANY, JAPAN, AND THE UNITED KINGDOM >Germany's Economy Ails, As Sick Leave Hurts Output >https://www.barrons.com/news/germany-s-economy-ails-as-sick-leave-hurts-output-087dcc0e >Long term sickness threatens UK economic recovery >https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/rising-long-term-sickness-threatens-uk-economic-recovery-prospects-2024-02-13/#:~:text=LONDON%2C%20Feb%2013%20(Reuters),speed%20up%20the%20slow%20economy #THE ECONOMIC SIGNS ARE OBVIOUS >NEW HIRES DROP TO LOWEST LEVELS SINCE 2008 GREAT RECESSION >https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F51k9jf9b1sic1.png&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=wallstreetbets&utm_content=t1_krc2n6n >January decline was 23rd consecutive fall for Leading Economic Index from ⁦@Conferenceboard⁩, having surpassed streak in early/mid-1970s; only other comparable streak was during >CHINA FEB. RETAIL CAR SALES DOWN 15.7% Y/Y: PCA PRELIM DATA - BBG >CANADA BUILDING PERMITS (MOM) (DEC) ACTUAL: -14.0% VS -3.9% PREVIOUS; EST 2.0% >German banks prepare for huge loan defaults in ‘greatest real estate crisis since the financial crisis’ - CNN >US RETAIL SALES DECREASED -0.8% IN JAN.; EST. -0.2% #THE FED KNOWS >FED: 32 BANKS WILL BE TESTED AGAINST A SEVERE GLOBAL RECESSION WITH HEIGHTENED STRESS IN COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKETS, CORPORATE DEBT MARKETS #THE GLOBAL RECESSION IS ALREADY HERE >Japan, the United Kingdom, and Germany are all in confirmed recessions. #INFLATION RETURNS >U.S CORE CPI (MOM) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.4% VS 0.3% PREVIOUS; EST 0.3% #BEAR REPORT #LLY 3000 #SPY 300

Subinatori

PANW leaps, free money. 16 JAN 2026 270c

Affectionate-Idea690

10:00 AM CB Leading Index MoM JAN 11:30 AM 3-Month Bill Auction 11:30 AM 6-Month Bill Auction 01:00 PM 52-Week Bill Auction

stupdizbu

SMCI being investigated by SEC for falsifying sales for EOY report they pre announced in JAN counting SHIPMENT date as 'sale date' to pad their numbers and pissed off some customers who later cancelled the orders

thePBRismoldy

From Walter BBG: *❖ U.S PPI (MOM) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.3% VS -0.1% PREVIOUS; EST 0.1%* *❖ U.S PPI (YOY) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.9% VS 1.0% PREVIOUS; EST 0.6%* *❖ U.S CORE PPI (MOM) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.5% VS 0.0% PREVIOUS; EST 0.1%* *❖ U.S CORE PPI (YOY) (JAN) ACTUAL: 2.0% VS 1.8% PREVIOUS; EST 1.6%*

Mr_Canada1867

JAN 17 2025 SPY POOT 500P $21.75 Delta of -.40 Open Interest:5800 What do my fellow regards think of this play. Would sell as soon as SPY falls $15 bcz i have 📄 🙌🏻. NVDA & Magnificent 7 pumping this 🌈 market like no tmrw. Already have SPY shares @$365, so dont call me a 🌈 🐻.

SPY225

>US RETAIL SALES DECREASED -0.8% IN JAN.; EST. -0.2% Bezos dumping, he knows

cutiesarustimes2

U.S IMPORT PRICE INDEX (MOM) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.8% VS -0.7% PREVIOUS; EST 0.0% ❖ U.S EXPORT PRICE INDEX (MOM) (JAN) ACTUAL: 0.8% VS -0.9% PREVIOUS; EST -0.1% I thought china was exporting deflation

purplecatfishbettie

so JAN's main drug right now is for increased blood circulation to the extremities, but they're also working on non-opioid pain therapies as well? are they still in recycling/appliances? "JanOne Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, focuses on identifying, acquiring, licensing, developing, partnering, and commercializing novel, non-opioid, and non-addictive therapies to address the unmet medical need for the treatment of pain and addiction. It operates through Biotechnology and Recycling segments. The company's lead product candidate is JAN101, a patented oral and sustained release pharmaceutical composition of sodium nitrite that targets poor blood flow to the extremities in patients with diabetes or peripheral artery disease to treat pain. It also provides turnkey appliance recycling and replacement services for utilities and other sponsors of energy efficiency programs. The company was formerly known as Appliance Recycling Centers of America, Inc. and changed its name to JanOne Inc. in September 2019. JanOne Inc. was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada." https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/JAN

Spuri0n

> *BUY 125x $YETI 3/15 $55 calls (YOLO)* 🚀🚀🚀 $YETI reports bright & early at 06:00 AM EST. > The following were bought around 1:00pm > $YETI 2/16 $55 calls ($1.65M premium, ask or above) > $YETI 2/16 $65 calls ($225k premium, between market) > $YETI 3/15 $50 calls ($300k premium, ask or above) [JAN 31, 2024: Yeti Acquires Backpack Maker Mystery Ranch](https://www.backpacker.com/news-and-events/news/yeti-acquires-backpacker-maker-mystery-ranch/) [FEB 02, 2024: $TSCO CEO comments on their new YETI line](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tractor-supply-company-nasdaq-tsco-133726897.html) > After a very successful rollout to our Project Fusion stores, YETI will be expanded to nearly half of the chain by Q2 and rolled out to the balance of the chain by year-end.

McluvinSr

LEAPS are actually pretty cheap. 1400 JAN2025 only 15 bucks

lildumplingzzz

are you talking about the run from April 2020 to to JAN 2022 or from OCT 2022 til now to get us to the same spot we were?

PresentationReady873

$RKLB JAN26 $5 call @$1.47 avg. It cost me around $30K. My idea is that the positive catalysts might not come to fruition by the end of the first period, hence making a roll in order to have more time to see the stock pop. It’s a long term play but with LEAPS if you prefer

kuprenx

cpi dropped its bad ~~INDIA~~ USA CPI (YOY) (JAN) ACTUAL: 5.10% VS 5.69% PREVIOUS; EST 5.00%

Dr_Bendova420

That’s what happened to my GLD vertical bull spread in 2021 $180/$200 expired JAN 22 2022 , March 2022 hits $185 :-/ Gut feeling was right but timing was off..

TryAgain_Plz

I have some SHOP calls JAN25 60.00 that are up quite a bit, should I hold through earnings next week?

SubstantialAffect835

Yes, the JAN 2026 calls

suspicious_snake

i just buy more normal stocks and maybe also leverage a small amount of my portfolio with options which expire JAN 25 in 1 year

StonkGoUp

170c JAN 2025

thedreaminggoose

I work in the tech space and this proves I work in a tech bubble. There are layoffs left and right (not as much as JAN 2023) in this space so I was under the impression the job market was awful.

animositisomina35

❖ U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER SENTIMENT (JAN) ACTUAL: 79.0 VS 78.8 PREVIOUS; EST 78.9 ❖ U.S MICHIGAN CURRENT CONDITIONS (JAN) ACTUAL: 81.9 VS 83.3 PREVIOUS; EST 83.5 ❖ U.S MICHIGAN CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS (JAN) ACTUAL: 77.1 VS 75.9 PREVIOUS; EST 76.0 ❖ U.S MICHIGAN 5-YEAR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS (JAN) ACTUAL: 2.9% VS 2.9% PREVIOUS; EST 2.9% @DeItaone