SPX 1-dte

#SPX1dte Sold to Open $SPX Jan 4th 4635/4655-4750/4770 condors for .95, deltas -.05 +.06, IV 12.4%

Condor from this morning expired. My error in setting up a close order led me to keep watch, and since we didn’t went lower than the morning dip (until right before the close), I rode it out to victory!

$SPX BUPS Close

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$SPX BTC 1/3 4670/4690 at .10. Sold at open at 1.31. Very skewed fill. Call side sold at .04 and hopefully expires.

NOC

#SyntheticShortStock – Won’t bore you with the details. Not a big fan of the liquidity and the cheap market makers so bailed on the whole thing.

Lost .52 on two spreads.

SPY

#BearPutSpreads – Catching up on this week. Yesterday on the early dip closed long puts and left shorts alone.

Originally a 475/425 BePS @ 10.50 basis

Sold SPY JAN 17 2025 475.0 puts @ 25.40

Leaving Jan 2025 425 short puts @ 14.90 credit

Hoping for a little bounce now to get out of weekly short puts I was selling against the position.

NFLX put spread

Sold to open $NFLX Feb 16 415/405 bull put spread @ 1.47, short puts 17 delta. Earnings are 1/23 so I will be closing this before then.

SPY Puts

SPY Puts
Sold 1 SPY Jan 08 2024 465 Put at $0.65
Sold 1 SPY Jan 08 2024 466 Put at $0.81
Sold 1 SPY Jan 09 2024 464 Put at $0.84
Paired with SPY Bear Call Spreads already on the books

SPX 1-dte

#SPX1dte Sold to Open $SPX Jan 3rd 4670/4690-4775/4795 condors for 1.05, deltas -.06 +.05, IV 18.9%

Expiration SPX

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$SPX 4690/4710 – 4785/4805. STO at .85 around 10 AM Thank you @jeffcp66

According to Bloomberg

Wanted to make sure I provided a citation

Almost a third of the 417 respondents to Bloomberg’s latest Markets Live Pulse survey say they will increase their China investments over the next 12 months. That compares with just 19% in a similar August survey and is higher than the 25% who planned to boost exposure in March last year. After funds trimmed exposure to the country’s shares to the lowest levels in years, only a fifth of the survey’s respondents now anticipate cutting their China holdings. Chinese stocks peaked in early 2021 and have since slumped almost 60%, with the MSCI China Index lagging an index of global stocks for three consecutive years — the longest streak since 2001.

SPX trades 1/2

#SPX1dte Sold to Open $SPX Jan 2nd 4680/4700-4795/4815 condors for 1.10, deltas -.06 +.05, IV 20.7%