Quote from baro-san:
There are no magical repair methods for a trade gone wrong. From before opening any trade you have to have an opinion about the future evolution of the underlying's price and of the options' implied volatility, and a clear plan of when and what to do both if the trade goes against you or it goes your way. You should follow your plan. Also, it is advisable to trade liquid markets.
Do your analysis now, as if you didn't have any open positions, then adjust your current position to reflect your current view, or get out. Don't hope!
If you're not familiar with all the aspects of options' trading, stop now because you're gambling without knowing your odds.
Yes I think I rushed into these trades based on "news" more than anything else. Next time I will be more careful for sure before gifting my money to the market like this.
