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re: BOIL has become predictable
Posted on 7/17/14 at 12:24 pm to TheBigHurt
Posted on 7/17/14 at 12:24 pm to TheBigHurt
we may lose a little bit during week on warmer 6-10 day outlook but with all the bulls running won't be as significant..........
Im hoping to dump out in Mid August and buy BOIL
Im hoping to dump out in Mid August and buy BOIL
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Posted on 7/17/14 at 5:35 pm to L S Usetheforce
Mid August seem like a good time to start looking for a lower cost bull play.
Although my bull play, and this time next year's bear play will not be on options on a tracking fund. It will be on contracts, and I'll buy bull and bear respectively.
The crazy thing for me is that I know levered efts are not a long term play, and yet in this instance they were the only stress free winners. The challenge on the etfs, isn't so much what they will do, or even when they'll do it, it is trying to get a fair price on them predicated on what they own.
All is well that ends well. I'll have 200 July 20 puts likely expire worthless tomorrow. 20 traded today. Total volume. Likely people buying back to close. I had 300 July 23P that I unloaded today between $1.14 and 1.27.
This was a lot of work. Work has been a lot of work lately also. I'm glad the intense portion of this has concluded. I won't be repeating that part of this trade next year.
Although my bull play, and this time next year's bear play will not be on options on a tracking fund. It will be on contracts, and I'll buy bull and bear respectively.
The crazy thing for me is that I know levered efts are not a long term play, and yet in this instance they were the only stress free winners. The challenge on the etfs, isn't so much what they will do, or even when they'll do it, it is trying to get a fair price on them predicated on what they own.
All is well that ends well. I'll have 200 July 20 puts likely expire worthless tomorrow. 20 traded today. Total volume. Likely people buying back to close. I had 300 July 23P that I unloaded today between $1.14 and 1.27.
This was a lot of work. Work has been a lot of work lately also. I'm glad the intense portion of this has concluded. I won't be repeating that part of this trade next year.
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