... for a .27/contract debit. Notes: In for 2.31/contract (See Post Below), out for .27. 2.04 ($204) profit per contract. Was really thinking that I would have to take assignment, but this little bounce on zero day will do the trick. Still in some May 21st 70's.
... for a 2.63 credit. Notes: With the July 306 at >50% max, rolling out to the August strike paying at least 1% of the value of the strike, which is the 345 (paying 3.67). Total credits collected of 7.07 versus 3.67 short put value: 3.40 ($340) in realized gains.
... for a 2.88 credit. Notes: With only .84 of extrinsic left in the June 18th 329, rolling out to July to the strike paying at least 1% of the strike price (which is the 367, paying 3.71 at the moment). Total credits collected of 5.87 + 2.88 = 8.75 versus the 367 value of 3.71, so I've realized a gain of 5.04 ($504) on this so far. Ordinarily, I would just...
... for a 2.75 credit. Notes: Part of a longer-dated setup I started at the beginning of the year. With the 381 at >50% (See Post Below), rolling* out to June for a realized gain and a credit to the strike paying at least 1% of the strike price (i.e., the 389 is paying 4.05 at the moment). This naturally could be done in a more favorable volatility environment...
... for a 2.15 credit. Notes: Opened this late in the day using my phone app, which I'm comfortable using to either open or close one-legged setups. Here, my standard 16 delta short put in the broad market exchange traded fund with the highest 30-day, which has been IWM for several weeks in a row. Here's my current short put ladder arrangement in IWM: the April...
... for a .20 debit. Notes: I rolled this contract a bunch of times, locking in profit, and picking up credits along the way. Total credits collected: 9.07 (See Post Below); out today for .20 with 17 days to go; 8.87 ($887) profit in total.
... for a .20 debit. Notes: In for 3.51 (See Post Below), out for .20 today with 17 days to go; 3.30 ($330) profit.