@Znegil@alex_avoigt Damn, that might be a lesson for me from the future. I have long options but only maybe 5% of my Tesla portfolio expiring in 2028. I hope it turns around or you, second part of the year historically is strong.
Sorry I didn’t explain my self well. I’ll start again:
Is your view still that only “highly experienced investors” should use options, if the option expiration dates are picked for the longest time period available (I think its just short of 3 years)
I have been using a strike price, at the lowest end of your 12 month price prediction. Leaving myself with time (roughly 2 years) for future growth. In Teslas case robotaxi ramping.
Is using your 12 months price predictions and purchasing options with a 3 year expiration date a better way to get some leverage or should I also make the change to margin as well?
Sorry I didn’t explain my self well. I’ll start again:
Is your view still that only “highly experienced investors” should use options, if the option expiration dates are picked for the longest time period available (I think its just short of 3 years)
I have been using a strike price, at the lowest end of your 12 month price prediction. Leaving myself with time (roughly 2 years) for future growth. In Teslas case robotaxi ramping.
Is using your 12 months price predictions and purchasing options with a 3 year expiration date a better way to get some leverage or should I also make the change to margin as well?
Is your view still the same for maxed out expiration dates ? I have been taking your data and price predictions for the 12 months and using the low end as my break even strike price. Thinking I still have roughly two years to make some growth. Any advice ? This is for Tesla as well thinking the robot taxi will come into play during that time.