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    Rolling covered call on long term portfolio

    Hello, I would need on opinion on selling covered calls. This strategy is regarding my long term stocks that I don't wanna sell for years to come. I often sell CC on my long term portfolio. EXP from 7 -30days out. with a strike price about 25 % OTM. Would it make sense to sell maybe 10% OTM...
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    stock yield enhancement program

    Could someone elaborate on this? What kind of interest could you earn doing a synthetic ? I am thinking of doing a SYEP with IBKR Thank you
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    Selling a covered calls for daytrading/swing trading

    Hello, From time to time I make a swing trade or day trade if I see an opportunity . I was thinking if selling a covered call at the same time would be a good idea. Let say a stock opens at $100 . You not gonna hold overnight. You think it might go to $104 today and you are setting your stop...
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    Option fill price

    There also was no movement of the underlying stock during my bidding or shortly after I was filled. How often do you see this kind fills? I still don't get how was this allowed to happen with all automated trading MM use. It almost looks like a programming bug as they basically gave up $24 a...
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    Option fill price

    Hello , I have a question about option fill price. I wanted to buy a call ASK price was $1.2 MID price was $1.05 BID price was $0.95 I can't remember how much volume or open int. there was but it was a logitech option. I think it had pretty low volume. So I placed a LMT buy order for $0.95...
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    Conditional orders

    Hello, Could you help me to modify my orders ? I do little bit of trading and I use a stop loss but I often miss out on the uptrend. Let say : You bought ABC for $10 ABC trading at $9.8 Now you set an order with these 4 conditions SELL orders 1. IF ABC drops below $9.5 then sell 2. IF ABC...
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    Bid price strategy for buying illiquid options with wide spread

    What is a MODEL price? I can see it now, but I couldn't find what it 's actually represents
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    Bid price strategy for buying illiquid options with wide spread

    Could you explain what it means to a novice ?
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    Bid price strategy for buying illiquid options with wide spread

    Hello, How do you guys bid on options with a wide spread that have low to no volume. I would like to buy for example LOGI jan 19' 24 call 95 strike Spread is 12.30/16.60 no volume Do you just place 12.30 bid and then wait Xmin ,,,then keep increasing the price every X min until you get to a...
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    Who decides what strike price will be offered?

    thank you for info.
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    Who decides what strike price will be offered?

    Hello, Do you know Who decides what strike price is being offered? In regards to stock options. thank you
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    What do you think about VZIO as a long term investment

    Hello, Do you think VZIO is a buy at around $19?
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    Do the opposite trade

    Like I said It was just a thought experiment. If you need knowledge to be a successful trader then random picks must result in a loss. So taking the opposite side of the trade must result in a profit. The conclusion came from the thought experiment itself , It is not my view of the traders as I...
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    Do the opposite trade

    You can pick any criteria you like. You can create your own stop losses and sell signals .I don't think it matters as you are simply testing a success of a totally random trading system. Your choice of criteria. You can just randomly pick a stock from sp500 to open the trade, then after 1 week...
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    Do the opposite trade

    I agree that some random trades would would identical to the trades made by knowledgeable traders. We would see some profitable month made by random traders but the more trades random trades would make the less of those profitable month we would see. I wish somebody run a simulation and show...
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    Do the opposite trade

    I think backtesting is the only way to find out and we can have only these outcomes: 1) random picks made people lose money on average. so doing the opposite would make you money . Conclusion would be: You don't need any knowledge to trade just take the opposite side of a random trade. 2)...
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    Do the opposite trade

    True. But the premise of the idea is : You must have some knowledge in order to be a successful trader. If that is true you must lose money if you pick randomly and use big enough sample of trades. . You can take out beginners luck out of the equation if you run a simulation of multiple...
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    Do the opposite trade

    Hello, There is probably a tread about this but i couldn't find it. Just a thought experiment. What if you picked your trades and trade direction based on a random generator. You would only close the trade if you made at least 1% to minimize your commission. If trading requires you to do...
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    Selling covered calls LEAPS

    Penysnatch , but I already own tesla. I wanted to sell a covered call. I would be OK to double my money and sell it at $1400 .
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    Selling covered calls LEAPS

    That is exactly my reasoning I just couldn't explain it like you did.
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