To The Moon

$GEV VERTICAL 251031 PUT 580.0/PUT 585.0$ Got lucky to still able to close this trade at 50% profit when price jump to $590+ level during 1st hour of trading, now its below the short leg. Yesterday it was seating at a loss and 0 dte today. Glad able to set good till cancel order before I took a nap 😀.

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Deploying profit to add positions on META. Bullish on the long term with its strong fundamental( double digit sales growth, strong balance sheet). The tax charge is a one-off, removing it earnings is still higher from last year. Also below its fair value of $850. Price currently supported by the 50 week SMA.

$AVGO VERTICAL 251205 PUT 350.0/PUT 345.0$ Taking advantage of the dip and with 70% probability of winning. AVGO has strong institutional support because its one of the market leaders in the industry. Technically, price supported by all EMAs and above 50SMA and 200SMA. Reporting earnings on December 2, will have higher chances of price going up.

$TSLA DIAGONAL 251031/251114 CALL 385.0/CALL 387.5$ Rolled tsla covered call to a higher strike for and I got paid $105 

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Over reaction... stock spilt incoming. Marjorie Taylor greene bought the dip on 24 Oct. Load up

$MSTR VERTICAL 251114 PUT 250.0/PUT 255.0$ Set up a bull put spread for income while I build up the crypto position.

$RKT 20251031 18.0 CALL$ This ain't hitting 18.50 today man. Maybe 21 Nov, watch out for that one

$UNH VERTICAL 251205 PUT 320.0/PUT 325.0$ In the daily chart, price seems to be reacting to 50 moving average. The stochastic is also oversold. Looking to the left, the next low is $327. Hence, i am taking the view that price may move up or stay sideways for the coming weeks. I decided to take an early entry of this bull put spread.  As long as price stays above 325, this trade is profitable.

$GLD VERTICAL 251121 PUT 355.0/PUT 360.0$ I decided to reopen bull put spread of GLD. I have entered an early entry and my close the position if price touches $360.

$CNC 20251031 30.0 PUT$ Both put and call side of the strangle position stayed within range and expired worthless. Premium collected 😊

$OKLO 20251031 170.0 CALL$ Happens usually to buyers of overpriced call, it'll expire worthless. Full premium collected.

$ABTC 20251031 6.0 CALL$ :( I wish this stock can go higher... anyone got recommendations for bitcoin stocks this one sucks

$IREN 20251031 45.0 PUT$ Expired OTM, prices seem to be consolidating sideways after a huge run. Would look to sell puts again at lower levels at around ~40s (if they ever reach there)/ on a very red day to potentially start a position. 

$MSTR 20251031 200.0 PUT$ This MSTR cash-secured put was an earnings play. Having tracked MSTR’s past year of earnings reactions, I noticed that earnings reports tend to have minimal direct impact on the share price. However, implied volatility (IV) consistently spikes around earnings, offering attractive option premiums. This time, MSTR delivered a solid report and the market responded positively, pushing the stock up nearly 6% by week’s end. My contract expired worthless, and I pocketed the full premium — a straightforward, clean win from a calculated volatility play.

$ASML 20251031 1150.0 CALL$ Currently holding a long call on ASML that’s showing a modest profit, with expiry in January next year. The stock is trending near its all-time highs and still in an uptrend, though momentum appears to be slowing. To enhance yield, I converted this position into a Diagonal Debit Call Spread by shorting a near-term call expiring in a week, set roughly 8% above the current price. Over the week, ASML’s price moved slightly higher but stayed below the short strike — allowing that call to expire worthless. This adjustment added extra income while keeping my long exposure intact — a small but efficient optimization as the longer call continues to appreciate.

$CRWV 20251031 120.0 PUT$ If there’s a standout trade this week, it’s definitely CRWV. I sold two lots of cash-secured puts on October 20th, which expired on October 31st — an 11-day trade that played out beautifully. Despite CRWV’s high volatility, the stock has been range-bound between 113 and 138 over the past six weeks. While the position briefly went in-the-money during the contract period, the stock rebounded above my strike before expiry, leaving the puts to expire worthless. The trade returned 2.75% in just 11 days, a strong result that reinforces why I like short-dated opportunities on volatile but technically stable tickers like CRWV.

$AMZN 20251031 200.0 PUT$ AMZN: collected full premium from this short put that expired worthless on 31st Oct.  Good run this week after earnings and up really well.  The short put is set a good support level and was not at risk for the entire duration. 

$RGTI 20251031 30.0 PUT$ My initial RGTI position was acquired around $9 about a year ago through assignments from expired cash-secured puts. Since then, I’ve been actively managing the position with covered calls — especially during the April market pullback — as a way to hedge against downside risk. Eventually, all my shares were called away below $20 when the stock broke through my covered call strikes. Since then, I’ve been looking to rebuild the position, but the entire quantum computing sector has surged sharply, with RGTI more than doubling from my previous exit level. Rather than chase the rally, I’ve stayed disciplined — selling cash-secured puts well below the current market price to take advantage of elevated im

$IONQ 20251031 50.0 PUT$ IONQ has also been part of this strong run in the quantum computing space. My earlier lots were acquired around the $30 level, and similar to my RGTI position, those shares were eventually called away just below $50 when the stock surged past my covered call strikes. Since then, I’ve been looking for a chance to reestablish a position, but the recent rally has pushed the stock well beyond what I’m comfortable paying. Rather than chase the move, I’ve been taking the more patient route — selling cash-secured puts at significantly lower strikes to stay positioned without overpaying. With implied volatility still elevated across the sector, these far out-of-the-money CSPs continue to offer attractive p

$Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ Trimmed position at minor profits. Bullish on Wilmar, but control position on single company.