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Mr.Premium@Premium_BankerSold a $SOFI $19.50 call against my LEAPS today and collected $22 Nov. 13 expiration | ~0.16 delta Collected 2.34% of my original long-call cost The strike is just above my long’s $19.40 expiration breakeven. Income with room to rise, but the long still carries downside risk
Mr.Premium@Premium_BankerSame PMCC playbook as my $IONQ trade: I bought the Jan. 2029 $10 $SOFI call for $9.40 while the stock was down 3.5% and nearing support. Its 0.86 delta provides exposure similar to 86 shares for about $500 less. If SOFI rebounds, I’ll sell calls against it into strength.
Mr.Premium@Premium_Banker$IONQ fell 1.54% today, and my PMCC demonstrated exactly what the short call is supposed to do. • 2028 $20 long call: -3.28% today, +25.28% overall • October $55 short call: +12.50% today • Combined position: -2.94% today, +24.42% overall The short call didn’t eliminate the
Mr.Premium@Premium_Banker$SOFI keeps appearing in my feed and there’s a real reason behind the attention. The market still treats $SOFI primarily as a consumer lender. My bullish thesis is that it’s becoming something much broader: • 15.8M members, up 35% YoY • Q2 adjusted revenue up 40% • Record
