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📌 Adjusting My PLTR Covered Call for Lower Cost

I initially sold a covered call on PLTR with a $68 strike price for $1.69 per share while buying the stock at $67.87. Later, I bought back the call at $1.20, effectively reducing my overall cost basis to $67.38 ($67.87 - $1.69 + $1.20).

🔹 My Thought Process:

1️⃣ Reducing My Cost Basis Even Further 💰 – By closing the call early at $1.20, I retained $0.49 in profit from the premium ($1.69 - $1.20), lowering my effective purchase price of PLTR.

2️⃣ Gaining More Flexibility 🔄 – Since I no longer have an open covered call, I now have the option to sell a new call at a better price if PLTR moves higher, or simply hold onto the stock for further upside.

3️⃣ Taking Advantage of Market Fluctuations 📈 – PLTR’s price action allowed me to buy back the call at a discount, locking in a partial gain while still keeping my shares.

4️⃣ Preparing for Another Opportunity 🛡️ – Now that my cost basis is lower at $67.38, I can either sell another call at a higher strike price for more premium or wait for the stock to rise and exit at a better profit.

📌 Final Thoughts – Smart Risk Management

By actively managing my covered call position, I’ve locked in some premium, lowered my cost basis, and left room for future upside. Whether I sell another call or hold, I’ve set myself up for a more profitable trade while staying flexible in the fast-moving PLTR market! 🚀💰