Thanks so much for your videos Danny. I'm a little late to the table, but was able to get in mid-September. The whole MSTR thesis seemed a little crazy at the time, but your vids from the summer and fall made it seem much more reasonable.
Thank you for this. Building out a framework for mid year exercise myself.. similar thought process / potential scenarios. I should probably step away from the MSTR charts a bit more though
Danny info. thx Danny, for new folks coming in could you adapt what ur sharing to wat we can do now ? as it seems we have this year to do stuff, also what strategies makes sense to u; could one use a mix of cash secured puts & covered calls, would it still make sense to buy a 1 year leap today and sell covered calls especially say during later part of 2025? Lasty, if u have good bag of MSTR already, seems selling covered calls during peak volatility spikes safer time to sell covered calls...
While the price is depressed you should roll it to a later expiration date, it will cost some extra $$ but it will buy you time and reduce your breakeven
@@thegreatone00777 If your broker supports multi leg options, all rolling means is selling your current option and buying one with the same strike but further out expiration. You should be able to do it manually
When you say "exercising early", you will be purchasing the shares at the strike price regardless if the expiration is further out into the future? Or do you mean you will sell the options contracts? Pretty sure you mean the former. When you say "selling volatility" is that selling covered calls?
This was OUTSTANDING! Best nugget of wisdom = 3 day rule. Can't wait for the next one. Thanks!
Subbed, your videos and framework is underrated. A good balanced view like this is rare
I really like and appreciate your method of waiting three days to place a trade.
I'm catching up on all your work. THANK YOU!
this content is helpful
Great video, Dan! Thank you for walking us through your framework on this. :)
Thanks so much for your videos Danny. I'm a little late to the table, but was able to get in mid-September. The whole MSTR thesis seemed a little crazy at the time, but your vids from the summer and fall made it seem much more reasonable.
Thank you for this. Building out a framework for mid year exercise myself.. similar thought process / potential scenarios. I should probably step away from the MSTR charts a bit more though
Thanks for the video!
Thanks a lot for sharing
Awesome, Dan
Danny info. thx Danny, for new folks coming in could you adapt what ur sharing to wat we can do now ? as it seems we have this year to do stuff, also what strategies makes sense to u; could one use a mix of cash secured puts & covered calls, would it still make sense to buy a 1 year leap today and sell covered calls especially say during later part of 2025? Lasty, if u have good bag of MSTR already, seems selling covered calls during peak volatility spikes safer time to sell covered calls...
Thank you good sir!
I have a $440 strike April expiration. Nervous because I'm down bad currently. Need at least $570 by the end of February. 🤞🤞
While the price is depressed you should roll it to a later expiration date, it will cost some extra $$ but it will buy you time and reduce your breakeven
@@AvspardaI never rolled before because my stupid brokerage don't support rolling. Any suggestions?
@@thegreatone00777 If your broker supports multi leg options, all rolling means is selling your current option and buying one with the same strike but further out expiration. You should be able to do it manually
Have to ask why you’d exercise early? Or do you mean sell the call and buy the underlying?
Bro we need you pulling up to the class room in the 911 as an opener 🚙
When you say "exercising early", you will be purchasing the shares at the strike price regardless if the expiration is further out into the future? Or do you mean you will sell the options contracts? Pretty sure you mean the former. When you say "selling volatility" is that selling covered calls?
I’m just selling 275 puts, already made $2k+
I have no issue with the approach. Nothing wrong with taking profits - absolutely nothing!
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