What
comes to mind is the old Batman TV shows featuring Adam West. In the
fight scenes, there are big captions: WHAM POW. Here is a short
youtube link Batman tells Penguin "surrender that giant pie" link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EEyQIAemn0
In
particular, Friday, saw over a 5 point swing from low to high on SPY.
It looked to me like a massive short squeeze. Highlights of this week
include my biggest long premium winner of the year in terms of dollar
amounts.
The IBB Oct 325 puts were sold to close for a 60% profit. The biotech etf
continues to have wild swings. I did okay overall, but felt like I
left a lot of money on the table. The realistic view is that "half
a loaf" is what my cautious strategies tend to get. Can't expect
big winners, if I am usually hedging. I sold a strangle on TSLA.
Here
are the trades. I am changing the format to start with Monday end
with Friday. Not a big deal but it may read a little better. (c =
calls, p = puts, sell means sell-to-open, weeklies indicated by w
suffix, all other options are third week expiration, numbers are
prices in dollars per contract)
Mon
Sell NKE Oct 129 c 49
Cover
SPY OctW1 185 p 81 About a 25% profit
Sell
SKX Oct 150 c 75
Cover
BWLD Oct 175 p 65 About a 27% profit
Cover
PANW Oct 155 p 85 About a 16% profit
Tue
Sell IBB OctW2 270 p 280
Sell
IBB OctW1 270 p 85
Sell
IWM Oct 115 c 21
Sell
GPRO Oct 38 c 19
Cover
IWM Oct 107 p 222 About a 200% loss
Sell
IBB Oct 342.5 c 57
Sell
IBB OctW2 320 c 103
Cover
SPY OctW2 185 p 265 About a 350% loss
Sell
V Oct 72.5 c 26
Wed
Sell-to-close IBB Oct 325 p @2462 about a 60% gain, biggest long
premium winner of the year.
Sell
SPY Oct 177 p 56
Sell
IBB Oct 250 p 110
Sell
SKX Oct 118 p 100
Sell
NKE Oct 112 p 54
Sell
IBB OctW1 320 c 56
Sell
IBB OctW1 315 c 55
Sell
IBB Oct 335 c 80
Thu
Sell IBB Oct 240 p 63
Fri
Sell IBB OctW2 280 p 153
Sell
IBB Oct 270 p 170
Sell
SPY Oct 181 p 42
Cover
(buy-to-close) IBB 315 c 40 about a 20% gain
Sell
TSLA Oct 205 p 60
Sell
TSLA Oct 285 c 27
Sell
IBB OctW2 285 p 90
Sell
NKE Nov 110 p 72
Sell
SPY Oct 183.5 p 47
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