Another bi-weekly MSTR cash-secured put expired worthless ✅. I’ve been stacking CSPs under $300 for months now.
Lately, MSTR’s been stuck in the $325–$335 range, sitting just under the 200EMA. The recent rate cut gave it a push back above that level, though the 50 and 150EMAs are still overhead and could act as resistance.
Game plan: keep selling CSPs below $300. Might bump the strike a touch higher (still under $300) to lock in juicier premiums. Expiries stay short so I can pivot quickly if this rally fizzles.
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- Reg Ford·2025-09-23Watch 50/150EMAs! Bumping strikes for premiums smart, but don’t ignore resistance!LikeReport
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- fluffzo·2025-09-22Nice strategyLikeReport