MSTR's implied volatility for the cycle options is approaching 70%, and I plan to increase my position by selling puts. The building strategy follows a reverse pyramid—start with a 150 strike, add a 145 strike, and finally push in at 140. To be honest, the leverage limit on the US stock side is quite restricted, objectively preventing too much room for excessive position increases. This actually has a benefit, as it automatically helps you brake when overbought. Rather than risking, it's more about seizing a relatively favorable low-price entry opportunity amid high volatility. If I can really get these orders, it would be a decent cost in the medium to short term.
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-10 01:33
Selling puts when implied volatility is over 70 is indeed profitable, just worried about not being able to get the order haha
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-09 22:49
Selling puts is easy to talk about, but whether you can hold on firmly at 140 is the real test... The journey of mental resilience is about to begin again.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 01-09 12:17
Selling puts with 70 implied volatility is indeed attractive, just worried about not being able to get the order filled.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-07 10:50
This wave of hidden waves is indeed crazy. The pyramid scheme approach is solid, just worried about missing out on those three tiers of orders haha
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DuskSurfer
· 01-07 10:50
Selling puts with 70 implied volatility is indeed a bit tempting, just worried about missing out on the drop when the order hits.
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VirtualRichDream
· 01-07 10:46
70% implied volatility, what are you hesitating for? This wave is indeed an opportunity to scoop up the bottom.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 01-07 10:42
The inverted pyramid strategy is indeed stable, but it depends on whether we can really wait until the 140 level...
MSTR's implied volatility for the cycle options is approaching 70%, and I plan to increase my position by selling puts. The building strategy follows a reverse pyramid—start with a 150 strike, add a 145 strike, and finally push in at 140. To be honest, the leverage limit on the US stock side is quite restricted, objectively preventing too much room for excessive position increases. This actually has a benefit, as it automatically helps you brake when overbought. Rather than risking, it's more about seizing a relatively favorable low-price entry opportunity amid high volatility. If I can really get these orders, it would be a decent cost in the medium to short term.