Not a 1% return though. $8 premium on a $23.50 cost basis is 34% return immediately. Not accounting for the 32% gain should the shares get called away. You very much reduce your downside with covered calls on big movers due to the inflated IV. I have a few positions where my effective cost basis is $0 from selling premiums.

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Those March 26 $6 calls, looks like you got those a few days ago if your cost was $2.55... if you were buying March calls at the current price would you still go for $6 calls, or would you land somewhere else on the chain? Looking for your opinion not advice ofc 😘

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I’m up like 150% so I’m not paying a premium. Cost basis is low enough and I don’t need the money any time soon so I can wait till 2030 no problem. I’ll bet most analysts didn’t have golden dome taken into their calculations

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Rs3 bond prices went up because they increased the cost because of economic pressures. It also only analyzes 4 years when rs3 bonds are 13 years old. It's finding a coincidence in nothing! Doesnt even try to analyze rs3 gp inflation!

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It isn't. The proof is clear. Even in the most brutal winter when all speculators have blown up with 90%+ losses, there are numerous and steady flow of confirmed transactions onchain. It's a zero storage cost, globally portable and censorship resistant store of value. Morally and philosophically you may not agree that people should ever use non traditional payment channels or be evading capital controls. But the demand will always exist. Especially as the world becomes more authoritarian, geopolitical uncertainty exists and governments keep printing money. Same with shiny rocks. The demand way outstrips industrial use. The price would be a fraction if that's the only use of it.

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Dumped that shit months ago :). Did "make" some money, but too lazy to calculate lost opportunity cost.

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But his y strike is $5 and the stock is at $73. At over 3K shares after exercising it seems to not reflect that? I’m not arguing cause options are very new to me. But it seems like his options cost him about $2k dollars and are now worth $65k . But 3K shares at $73 is 219,000! So I’m ok with being wrong but what am I missing?

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Oof. I bought RKLB last year at a cost of $25, so at least I'm feeling good about this one.

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You couldn't roll up and out? Its a long slog that usually doesn' warrant the opportunity cost but maybe do it once in the case of a retrace

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😭 my only saving grace is that I sold these at a strike above my average cost, so when I got assigned, I still made a profit

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