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I have been selling puts against these same positions several times over, not a single losing trade. IF you are buying calls, which I do not recommend, you should consider either 1. selling puts or 2. setting up credit spreads.
Several of the stock picks/trades I have posted to my website have been there for a while- the reason for that is this. I ONLY post positions I am currently in. Moreover, almost all of those tickers/trades I have rotated into and out of several times.
As most of you know, invariably I am a net SELLER of options when I trade. That is I am selling puts which are close to 20% OTM expiring within 2 weeks. Thus far trading this way I have not had a single losing trade, NOT ONE. Granted, the gains per trade are capped when you sell puts and are not dramatic, but they are steady gains.
What I am doing is. Once the puts I sold expire- I simply enter a new trade in the same asset- and I do this over and over again.
Keep in mind that when you sell options, you do not care which direction the underlying asset moves AS LONG AS IT DOES NOT HIT YOUR STRIKE PRICE! You just allow the option you sold to expire worthless for the person who BOUGHT the option- THEN you repeat the sequence.
Trading like this over time is fantastically profitable, slow steady gains over time.
GM
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It is impossible to select a strike in a PUT that is a 20% OTM, maybe you meant 20% ITM instead
ever sense greg stoped putting the numbers and dates for the putt and calls nothing works,he needs to start doing that again