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Cool story from the dude that doesn't know how to figure profit and loss on a covered call.

Since I did make money selling DITM calls, according to you I did make money shorting puts.

I don't trade puts.

I don't sell naked. I don't trade puts. I don't trade spreads. I'm making money on DITM covered calls in this bearish, volatile environment.

I dunno. I figure DITM covered calls on the travel industry are some of the best opportunities.

There are some ETF opportunities now competitive with stocks, and I have traded ETFs before and never noticed significant ETF fees, but what is the real cost of trading ETFs compared to trading stocks feewise?

Theoretically, they may be good bets to a seasoned pro, but Murphy's Law tends to rule over ETFs and bear trading for me.

You might be holding $750 TSLA after it crashes to $100, but I'll be out of it with a $20 profit.

The way I figure it, TSLA covered calls are bulletproof right now. $750.09. 3/13 100 call bid $650.30. TSLA could fall to $100 and there would be $20 profit.

I changed the covered call screener setting. Seems like I get narrowed-down realistic chances of making a modest profit on stocks that have bottomed out and I don't get so many IPOs.

Tastytrade's big spiel is nobody can predict the future so you have to be non-directional to be profitable? I never could figure out how to trade profitable without being directional. I quit credit spreads and such when they drove me crazy from worrying about them and I could see I wasn't making...

The only screener I use now is the covered call screener. Gotta trade where the money is. The LRC 600,2 and LRC 600,4 make a four-lane. The LRC 600,2 contains 95% of all prices. The LRC 600,4 contains 99% of all prices. If the MACDs are favorable, the price could rise over a lane in two weeks...

You're supposed to "get flat" in a time of crisis. I finally "got flat" except for high-paying covered calls. Coronavirus may be way overblown, but the world markets down drag the U.S. markets down and the Democrats and fake news can harp on coronavirus all day every day until the election and...

Hmm. SVXY went down. Well, it was getting overbought.

I was buying along and I bought some Wayfair and it seemed like a real honey hole, so I checked to see if it is listed on the Snider Advisors Free Covered Call Screener, which I haven't been using lately, and it was. What if Snider Advisor quits offering it? I hadn't figured out how to use the...

I've got to admit tastyworks charting feature isn't good enough.

2018 PL(actually to 2nd Jan'19) =+74.46% Short-Term Algo: 2018 P/L = Profit of $7,446 on a $10,000 account.Trades#53 Win#31 Lose#20 Flat#2

I cloned my 3-16-16 MACD "Accelerator Oscillator" onto my 5-34-34 MACD "Awesome Oscillator."

SVXY is some smooth stuff. But it wasn't always that way.