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My top-3 option strategies

Although I’ll turn gray 👵🏼 by the time Moomoo developers integrate option strategies, I feel obligated to my 1.2k followers to share something they can actually make money off, thus I’ll write about it anyway.

As you all know, the options decay every day. Therefore buying an option might be not the best strategy, as, unless the price of the underlying stock moves in the desired direction quickly and/or significantly, you will end up loosing money.
My top-3 option strategies

I’m here to make money, thus I sell options instead.
My top-3 option strategies

I’m gonna share three scenarios, each one accompanied by my favorite strategy.
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Scenario #1: Currently holding the stock till it reaches my target price.

Strategy for #1: Selling covered calls
Sell weekly/monthly call options with the strike price = my target price.
Weekly calls are better as they decay faster and you will make more money selling them (think of renting your apartment weekly vs monthly: weekly is more profitable), but not all stocks have weekly options available
My top-3 option strategies
My top-3 option strategies

Example for #1: holding 100 shares of AAPL that I plan to sell for $155 (current price is $154). I will sell 155 call expiring this week and collect $127 premium. That’s my profit. If AAPL doesn’t reach $155 this week, the call I sold will expire worthless and I’ll sell $155 call next week again. If the call is in the money I will have to give my shares out but, well - I planned to sell them for $155 anyway. Win-win.
My top-3 option strategies

Scenario #2. I don’t have shares of a company, but would like to buy them once the stock drops to my desired price.

Strategy for #2. Selling cash secured puts
Sell weekly/monthly (weeklies are better) put options for the strike price = my desired price.
My top-3 option strategies
My top-3 option strategies

Example for #2. I would like to buy 100 shares of AAPL once the price drops to $150 (currently $154). I will sell $150 puts expiring this Friday collecting $43 premium. That’s my profit. If the price doesn’t drop to $150, the puts I sold will expire worthless and I will sell the puts next week again. If the price does drop to/below $150 I will have to buy AAPL for $150, but that’s what I was planning to do anyway. Win-win.
It’s Warren Buffet’s favorite strategy, by the way
My top-3 option strategies

Scenario #3. I don’t hold or planning on buying a stock, but I have a strong feeling (based on technical analysis) that the price will go up

Strategy for scenario #3: selling put spreads
Since I’m not planning to own a stock; in order to protect the down side, additionally to selling a put I will have to buy a put for a strike one or few points below, limiting my risk to the difference between two legs
My top-3 option strategies
My top-3 option strategies

Example for #3. I don’t think the AAPL price will drop below $150 short term. I will sell $150 put expiring this Friday and buy $145 put expiring same Friday. Total premium collected is $27. Now my risks are limited to ($150-$145)*100-$27 (premium I collected).
I also have a stop loss for options to sell them once they lose 50% of value (got that after Adam Khoo), thus my risk is (($150-$145)*100)/2-$27 (premium I collected)
My top-3 option strategies
Trade from last week: on Moday 8/30 sold to open 280/275 PYPL credit put spread for $65, that expired wortless on Friday 9/3:
My top-3 option strategies

All illustrations are from my all time favorite Options Playbook https://amzn.to/3tmbQbe
My top-3 option strategies
P.S. Options are high risk high reward instruments not to be traded without basic knowledge. Stocks are more forgiving.
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