$GOOGL 20251128 315.0 CALL$ Bought a 315.0 strike CALL last fri at 1.16, flipped for about $450 @5.75. Actually thought GOOGL would go higher to about 320-324 today but seems to be hovering stuck about 318 so I'll close it for now since expiry is in 4 days and further risk is not worth it. I'll just repeat the process with a cheaper call, higher strike, and less profit risk.
$GOOGL 20251128 327.5 CALL$ GOOGL dipped intraday so seems like a good spot to buy in with a call flipping plan. Bought for $1.21 @327.5 strike, will sell when stock price rises to around 340, which will increase the call value to at least $5.00 to $7.00. If the stock drops, the most I'll lose is $121.
$GOOGL 20251128 312.5 CALL$ Bought @1.53 last fri, flipped to sell @8.30. Google will probably go higher but who tf knows with these markets so I'll buy a new call around 345.0 strike instead and repeat the process, which will cost around 1.00+, so I won't have to risk this current profit.
$TSLA 20251121 420.0 CALL$ Covered call, even tho it's not my main strategy, seems like I'll be holding TSLA for the foreseeable future so might as well.
$PLTR 20251107 207.5 CALL$ 💚Holding shares bought @205.27 - Selling a 4 day covered call. Seems like earnings making the IV hot🫣 Good opportunity. If it hits strike @207.5, that's +$835 +$223 = +$1058... Not bad for a week investment. If it goes down, still +$835, giving me leeway covering loss until 196.92. And well... it's PLTR... bound to go back up.
$Alibaba(BABA)$ Collecting half for profit first... but still covering with a call, see how it goes. Perhaps there is a way to maximise capital efficiency🫠
$STX 20251031 220.0 CALL$ Implementing a new rounded system with covered calls: to make use of time decay within my medium-long swing cycle, which in turn is a safety net for my day trading. My strat is like a nesting doll i stg..