MSFT closed at .89 to recover .11 before it evaporates too. 92% loss. To add insult to injury, I accidentally placed the opening order backwards yesterday as a debit spread before reversing it (that my net credit wasn't filling on the bid probably should have clued me in before I fired it off as a market order). Had I been 2 mins later, I would have picked up 0.10 gain immediately. Had I held it overnight, I'd be eyeing 82% gains (the difference here to above is 2 extra spreads and commissions).
V closed at 0.18 for a 12% gain. I still like this position, but while I pause to reevaluate, the risk of keeping this open stand-alone does not justify the 0.82 net of spread if it hits the fan tomorrow. Account is fully liquidated no while I reevaluate how to proceed.
Lots and lots of opportunities today. All May 19, all credit spreads: DAL 49.50 - 50.50 call spread - 0.30 credit MU 29 - 30 call spread - 0.26 credit NFLX 157.50 - 160 put spread - 1.13 credit PM 109 - 111 put spread - 0.36 credit V 91.50 - 92.50 put spread - 0.40 credit
Nothing but good news to report today. And my first day in more than a month without an order (which is a good thing!) MU, PM, and V are all continuing their win streak. NFLX was close to flat (slightly down), but still well in winning territory. Settling in on $160 resistance--a condition I hope to will continue until Friday afternoon. DAL moved the wrong way and the position is pretty close to flat. Up 4% of at risk today and 10% of account value since opening positions on Friday. Watching the nervous looking bulls on the sides of DAL lest they trample me. Watching NFLX for a volume jump with price moving in the wrong direction. Other positions all quiet.
MO was right there but never filled. Opened a credit put spread on MSFT over 68-69 for 0.32. Also, 23% was the win on PM.
Closed V on the chart pattern for 0.22 (quite miffed at this. I should have gotten at least a partial fill at .21). 27% return
Rolled the DAL position down to 48-49 for a 0.32 credit. And stopped out of MSFT at 0.45. Looking good on MO, looking at MU currently, letting NFLX ride in hopes of a recovery since it's pretty much worthless anyway.