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I closed $PLTR 20250117 30.0 CALL$  ,Being assigned in the contract causing me to sell pltr at $30 

I closed $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  ,That's the problem selling covered calls too low 

I closed $PLTR 20250117 69.0 PUT$  ,Bought it back 

I opened $PLTR 20250117 69.0 PUT$  ,Sold another put 

I closed $PLTR 20250117 70.0 PUT$  ,Bought back my sell put and earned $150

What Is a Covered Call? A covered call is an options strategy used by investors to generate income from stocks they already own. It involves selling a call option on a stock while simultaneously holding an equivalent amount of the stock. This strategy is considered “covered” because the investor owns the underlying stock, reducing the risk of unlimited loss. How It Works 1. Stock Ownership – I own 100 shares of a stock. 2. Selling a Call Option – I sell (write) a call option contract, agreeing to sell my shares at a specific price (strike price) by a certain expiration date. 3. Premium Collection – I receive a premium (cash payment) from the buyer of the call option. 4. Possible Outcomes: • If the stock stays below the strike price, I keep both the stock and the premium. • If the stock ris

I opened $Citigroup(C)$  ,Technical Analysis of Citibank (C) 1. Trend Overview • The stock is in an uptrend, making higher highs and higher lows on the weekly chart. • It recently hit $76.64, breaking past previous resistance. 2. Moving Averages (MA) Analysis • MA5 (Short-term): $71.74 (bullish crossover above other MAs) • MA10 & MA20: $71.13 and $66.87, supporting the bullish momentum. • MA30 & MA60: $65.42 and $61.29, showing a strong medium- to long-term trend. • Price is trading above all moving averages, confirming strong bullish sentiment. 3. Bollinger Bands (BB) Analysis • Upper Band (UPR): $82.06 → Suggests potential resistance near this level. • Middle BB (BBIBOLL): $70.16 → Acts as a key support level. • Lower Band (DWN): $58.26 →

I opened $SPYG 20250321 92.0 CALL$  , @MillionaireTiger 📈 Rolling Up: Selling a New SPYG Covered Call at $92 💰 After successfully closing my previous SPYG trade, I decided to roll my position and sell another covered call at a higher strike price of $92. 🔹 Why I Rolled Up My Covered Call: 1️⃣ Hedging Against a Further Market Rally 📊 I am concerned that the market might keep pushing higher, so instead of sitting on the sidelines, I sold a new covered call at $92 to continue earning premiums while giving myself more upside potential. 2️⃣ Securing More Premium & Lowering Cost Basis 💵 Selling another call generates additional income, further reducing my effective co

I closed $SPYG 20250221 91.0 CALL$  ,💰 Smart Trading Move: SPYG Covered Call Strategy 📈 I executed a profitable trade on SPYG by strategically selling and buying back options to lock in gains: ✅ Sold SPYG at: $1.40 ✅ Bought it back at: $0.80 ✅ Profit Earned: $60 per contract 🔹 Why This Trade Was a Win: 1️⃣ Locked in a $60 Profit Without Holding Shares 🏆 By selling high at $1.40 and buying back lower at $0.80, I captured a $0.60 per contract profit, translating to $60 for a standard 100-share contract. 2️⃣ Reduced Risk While Pocketing Cash 💵 By closing the position at $0.80, I secured my gains without waiting for expiration. This also freed up capital for the next trade. 3️⃣ Maintained Flexibility for Future Trades 🔄 Now that

I opened $PLTR 20250124 67.0 CALL$  ,📌 Rolling Into a New PLTR Covered Call for More Premium 💰 After successfully lowering my PLTR cost basis to $67.38, I decided to sell a new covered call: ✅ Strike Price: $67 ✅ Expiration: 10 days away ✅ Premium Collected: $2.41 🔹 How This Trade Benefits Me: 1️⃣ Lowering My Cost Basis Even Further 💵 By selling this call for $2.41, my new adjusted cost for PLTR is now $65 ($67.38 - $2.41). This means I have even more downside protection and room for profit. 2️⃣ Guaranteed Profit If PLTR Stays Above $67 📈 If PLTR closes above $67, my shares will be called away at that price. Since my adjusted cost is $65, I lock in a $2 per share profit (+ the premium collected), making this a successful tra