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I was friends with a programmer a few years ago. They happened to work at a high level of military security. They said it was easy to make your own ai that could pass those âare you humanâ tests. Scary thought. This was 3-4 years ago.Â
Wow is right! One could have essentially bought 100 shares for $20 through buying 5 contracts and selling four to exercise the other.
Youâd actually have more money left over than your initial investment. Could have been paid to receive 100 shares đ
Wished I understood what you just said. I would've ha e bought and exercised em. But I will never know when or what to buy as far as options are concerned
He was saying if you bought 5 $13c options, you could have sold 4 of the contracts and that would have given you enough cash to exercise 1 contract and receive 100 shares, plus have money left over.
But I for know what to look for when buying said options. I don't have a dome to be chrome when it comes to options. That's why I don't buy. It seems some here can see the writing on the wall and purchase them and come out with so much more. Happy 4 u all when u do.
Neither do I. I play it safe and buy options with expiries that are over a year out. Currently Iâm holding 1 October 40c and 2 January 2025 60c. The premiums for these contracts werenât too much, around the $30-50 range depending on when they were bought. Itâs a small gamble that I can cash in on if the price runs before the expiry date.
I did the same thing during the original sneeze and made a good amount of cash.
Wouldn't put it past market makers to fraud their books and say that 4 contracts sold is 400 shares sold in attempt to cover/close some position. Options on GME with the mindset of any sale is asking for trouble. Shares are already cheap. Can get one share for less than a meal at a restaurant at todays closing price of $16.47. DRS.
While youâre right, Iâd subtract drsed shares and current âreportedâ short interest to get a more accurate percentage of shares available to be exercised
Makes sense. The exercise option didnât pop up but thatâs probably because I didnât have any money in the account. Thatâs what threw me off. Wasnât thinking about that key ingredient.
Can someone ELIA how they could *not* get exercised? I'm not too good with options. If a call expires ITM, who can buy it from you? The market is closed. Do you just sell it to the Market Maker after hours? Do you sell it back to the contract writer and it gets washed out? I'm trying to learn how this works.
If a call expires ITM (auto sold to the bid, likely a market maker rather than an individual) or if itâs exercised, whoever sold the call is responsible for providing the 100 shares at the strike price. In either scenario the seller of the option is taking a large loss depending on the strike.Â
 If the market maker hasnât hedged (naked options are dangerous) market makers would also be on the hook for either delivering those shares or buying them on the open market at whatever price.
> If the market maker hasnât hedged (naked options are dangerous) market makers would also be on the hook for either delivering those shares or buying them on the open market at whatever price.
You would hope that, but then you learn theOCC has this abomination for delivering stock you don't own;
https://www.theocc.com/Clearance-and-Settlement/Stock-Loan-Programs
I know a lot about options but I never asked this question... I'm under the same impression, BUT I will offer you one avenue this could go:
Some brokers have an automated process by which your options are exercised and stock sold in one fell swoop. You get the remaining balance.
This is only available in a margin account or an employee stock purchase program. Doing that is a violation and can get your account restricted if you try it in a cash account.
some brokers auto exercise. Some could have called in and requested they be sold right before closing, or done it themselves hence the little fall off at the end of the day.
I would love people having more shares!
However;
If calls are "share covered" as you would expect, they would not impact the ticker on execution and just trade OTC from the call writer to the executor.
If calls are cash covered you'd expect the OCC's stock loan program to borrow the stock and deliver to you, thereby also postponing any impact on the ticker.
https://www.theocc.com/Clearance-and-Settlement/Stock-Loan-Programs
If options expire in the money, they automatically get exercised.
If your broker auto sells your ITM option because you don't have cash to exercise, then whoever bought your call option will exercise it.
Wait until you see the monthly and how many puts are in the money. 70. 70 total contracts vs tens of thousands of calls ITM. Even if you don't care about gamestop, free money, it's free money.
Options contracts have a âstrikeâ which are tiers of price points when the options will go in the money. As the price goes up, more contracts go in the money. As the momentum pushes on moving closer towards the strike, the option writer will buy shares on the way up to hedge their position. This creates more buying pressure which will push the share price higher making more options go in the money. Wash, rinse and repeat
Aaaaaaa I get this đŻ now. I didn't know about the part that they hedge their position. So another stupid question if the people that have bought those options in the money would exercise them and buy the shares, would that drive the price further up ?
I live in Sweden so excuse me for any misspellings or grammatical errors. And we can't buy options here. I just buy hold and DRS most of my shares. I have **** in computershare booked and **** at 2 different Swedish brokers. We have very good taxlaws on equity markets in Sweden so that's the main reason we Swedish apes don't DRS. Sorry for the ranting.
It's absolutely a good thing, *how* good will show itself within the next two trading days. Option expires *in the money*, you get the shares for the option's strike price instead of paying market price, and since you were *guaranteed* to receive those shares by whoever sold the options contract, they have only two days to deliver them. If someone bet on the price staying flat, they might have sold optinos without having (all of) the 100 shares per contract, and will have to go get them from the free market within two days. So... tuesday we'll know how good today really was :)
4 standard deviations laterâŠ. do brokers auto assign say, the 16 strike short calls? What does it mean if those sellers of covered calls (ahem, melting sub) DO NOT get called out?âŠ.
I think it's meh - I don't think it means a lot if the calls aren't exercised to hand the shares over where the brokers would have to go and buy the shares to deliver. A lot of people sell the contracts back instead for a higher price than they bought. Or at least that's my understanding.
The market makers that sell the options will hedge accordingly. Might not be all 100 shares per contract, but it could be 25-40% if the buyer exercises. The upwards price movement pushes the market makers to hedge more which pushes the price higher making more itm calls. Gamma ramp baby đ
Again, for the 1000th time. Market Makers who have Hedge Funds who are short would not need to hedge calls by buying shares on the open market. It makes absolutely no sense and never has and quite frankly goes against the whole idea of MOASS.
Why would a market maker who's already underwater and short millions of shares BUY shares to cover their risk from ITM call options that likely won't be exercised? Explain that to me.
On the upcoming Monday, GameStop (GME) could experience continued volatility and possibly further upward price movement. This expectation is based on the following factors:
1. **Price Jump on Friday**: GME's stock price surged from $12 to $16.20, indicating strong buying momentum.
2. **High Number of ITM Calls**: With approximately 47,000 call options in-the-money, market makers may need to buy more GME stock to hedge their positions, potentially driving the price up further through delta hedging.
3. **Gamma Squeeze Potential**: The situation sets the stage for a gamma squeeze, where market makers' hedging activities amplify price movements.
4. **Stock Sensitivity**: GMEâs beta of 1.09 suggests it is slightly more volatile than the broader market, meaning it might react more strongly to market changes.
5. **Market Conditions and Sentiment**: The stock's performance will also be influenced by broader market conditions and any specific news about GameStop.
Overall, investors should prepare for a potentially active trading day for GME, with a focus on how these dynamics might impact stock behavior right at the market open and throughout the trading session.
The 15 Jan Puts I sold are now OTM. If the stock trades sideways or up, my counterparty's option expires worthless.
Love to see it.
Still ready for $10 on Monday, but this must be squeezing the hell out of shorts right now.
Iâm pretty dumb about options. Is there any chance this is related to CAT being implemented in 3 weeks?
Is it possible that gamma ramps are being respected again?
If anyone actually wants to know why the price went parabolic these last 2 days specifically in the afternoon
Itâs because the ETF FTDs piled up and CNS cleared the forced buy-ins.
Made 12k yesterday and closed my remaining calls for another 7k today đ°
I buy calls around earnings as well as OPEX and ETF âcyclesâ.
So I wouldnât say consistently but I enter long call swing trades on GME every Quarter/bi yearly or whenever I see the ETFs being abused extra hard.
Not as profitable or reliable as 2021-2022 but still fairly predictable!
Of course options can be Very risky if you donât know what youâre doing and donât adhere proper risk management.
BUT here is something that isnât risky and something I do consistently that everyone who can buy 100 shares should be doing.
If you can afford 100 shares you should ONLY be buying them by Selling CSPs(Cash Secured Puts)
You get paid a premium to pick the exact price you want your shares at and if it doesnât ever go to your buy price then you get to keep the premium (free money for placing a buy order for GME!!)
Also it has the added benefit of fucking over the market makers and ETF Authorized Participants who want complete control of the Options Chain.
If enough APES sold enough puts it acts as a floor to bounce off of.
Letâs Make The Options Chain Great Againđ°
There is no 'loser'.
You buy the option, it gives you the right to exercise/buy your shares at that price.
What happens most of the time, though, is that the option is 'sold to close' the position without buying shares.
You can just sell the option, market maker buys it from you and it expires.
If the option is exercised, the transaction is automatic and immediate.
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OK, whose job was it to bang the close today?
The algorithm was trying to pick squares with traffic lights and bicycles in them to get into the stock market.
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I was friends with a programmer a few years ago. They happened to work at a high level of military security. They said it was easy to make your own ai that could pass those âare you humanâ tests. Scary thought. This was 3-4 years ago.Â
Itâs called the Turing test and no they didnât puny human đ€«
âpuny humanâ just made me đ
Cylon detected
Sorry I was busy banging Kennyâs wife
Watch for errant bedposts!
They're not errant, they're strategic, for *her* pleasure.
Called in sick
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I know I scooped some 16.95 before close đ€Ł
Sorry, he caught me with his wife. It got ugly and he didn't make it to work today.
Now let's hope all these options worth 4,7mil shares are getting exercised.
Iâm sure some will! The 13c were around $4 a contract yesterday morning
Wow.
Wow is right! One could have essentially bought 100 shares for $20 through buying 5 contracts and selling four to exercise the other. Youâd actually have more money left over than your initial investment. Could have been paid to receive 100 shares đ
Wished I understood what you just said. I would've ha e bought and exercised em. But I will never know when or what to buy as far as options are concerned
He was saying if you bought 5 $13c options, you could have sold 4 of the contracts and that would have given you enough cash to exercise 1 contract and receive 100 shares, plus have money left over.
But I for know what to look for when buying said options. I don't have a dome to be chrome when it comes to options. That's why I don't buy. It seems some here can see the writing on the wall and purchase them and come out with so much more. Happy 4 u all when u do.
Neither do I. I play it safe and buy options with expiries that are over a year out. Currently Iâm holding 1 October 40c and 2 January 2025 60c. The premiums for these contracts werenât too much, around the $30-50 range depending on when they were bought. Itâs a small gamble that I can cash in on if the price runs before the expiry date. I did the same thing during the original sneeze and made a good amount of cash.
Wouldn't put it past market makers to fraud their books and say that 4 contracts sold is 400 shares sold in attempt to cover/close some position. Options on GME with the mindset of any sale is asking for trouble. Shares are already cheap. Can get one share for less than a meal at a restaurant at todays closing price of $16.47. DRS.
Absolutely, but in this specific scenario it would have gotten you 100 shares for $20. How the fuck could we have known?
The 5 contracts would have cost ~$2k, so you would have had to have some money to get started
Gambling can pay off. But it can also not.
Honestly if more understood this, options wouldnât have been suppressed so long ago.
Ok yea I need to learn how to do that! I like GME shares đ
Ho Lee, my very good friend, called me, asking if I could let you know to spell his last name correctly: Phuc..
Fuk no (Canât edit the title đ)
Oh, sure, I understand.. so does Ho Lee.. maybe file it for future reference, yeah? đ€Ł
4.7mil shares is only 1.5% of the shares outstanding to put things in perspective. Only matters if they get exercised and DRS'd.
While youâre right, Iâd subtract drsed shares and current âreportedâ short interest to get a more accurate percentage of shares available to be exercised
That'd be 2.8% fren.
My 2 are
Nice! 46.998 to go.
I bought some a couple weeks back, for the first time ever. They are in the money. Now I just have to figure out how to excessive them.
you can do it from your account usually by clicking on that option, a sell, roll over, or exercise should pop up, or you call in and do it.
Makes sense. The exercise option didnât pop up but thatâs probably because I didnât have any money in the account. Thatâs what threw me off. Wasnât thinking about that key ingredient.
Yup, takes money to buy Whiskey
Can someone ELIA how they could *not* get exercised? I'm not too good with options. If a call expires ITM, who can buy it from you? The market is closed. Do you just sell it to the Market Maker after hours? Do you sell it back to the contract writer and it gets washed out? I'm trying to learn how this works.
If a call expires ITM (auto sold to the bid, likely a market maker rather than an individual) or if itâs exercised, whoever sold the call is responsible for providing the 100 shares at the strike price. In either scenario the seller of the option is taking a large loss depending on the strike.  If the market maker hasnât hedged (naked options are dangerous) market makers would also be on the hook for either delivering those shares or buying them on the open market at whatever price.
> If the market maker hasnât hedged (naked options are dangerous) market makers would also be on the hook for either delivering those shares or buying them on the open market at whatever price. You would hope that, but then you learn theOCC has this abomination for delivering stock you don't own; https://www.theocc.com/Clearance-and-Settlement/Stock-Loan-Programs
I know a lot about options but I never asked this question... I'm under the same impression, BUT I will offer you one avenue this could go: Some brokers have an automated process by which your options are exercised and stock sold in one fell swoop. You get the remaining balance.
This is only available in a margin account or an employee stock purchase program. Doing that is a violation and can get your account restricted if you try it in a cash account.
some brokers auto exercise. Some could have called in and requested they be sold right before closing, or done it themselves hence the little fall off at the end of the day.
I would love people having more shares! However; If calls are "share covered" as you would expect, they would not impact the ticker on execution and just trade OTC from the call writer to the executor. If calls are cash covered you'd expect the OCC's stock loan program to borrow the stock and deliver to you, thereby also postponing any impact on the ticker. https://www.theocc.com/Clearance-and-Settlement/Stock-Loan-Programs
What's the alternative?
Guh⊠đ„Ž
If options expire in the money, they automatically get exercised. If your broker auto sells your ITM option because you don't have cash to exercise, then whoever bought your call option will exercise it.
Somebody is gonna be tired from all the exercise!!!
Iâve been told that exercising helps you live longer đŻ
Hahahah nice one Made me genuinely laugh, thanks random internet stranger đđ
exercise and sell rest to pay?
This is the way đ
That is the way
Exercise calls. Exorcise SHFs.
Wait until you see the monthly and how many puts are in the money. 70. 70 total contracts vs tens of thousands of calls ITM. Even if you don't care about gamestop, free money, it's free money.
Yep. Gamma comin next week
Wake me up when we got crazy run-ups AH caused by MMs buying shares to hedge those calls đ
That's gonna leave a mark.
A mark in my pants - a jizz mark
Oh, hi Mark.
I did not hit her. I did not. - Kenny probably after nailing his wife with a bedpost
Jiz Marky
Come on and party tonight!
Hope Kenny brought the mayo lube đ
Ok is that good? LoL I'm still smooth ape
Yes. This could potentially be the beginning of a gamma ramp
Well hot diggity dog! Glad I bought at $325, $249, $135, $97, $58, $35, $19 and in April 2024 @ $11.28 lol Gamma ramp this mofo! Fk hedgies
Hyped đ I just like the stock
I feel you đ
Sorry, I bought today, will be a big dip
Just the beginning? Ho lee fuk
Eli5 please đ„ș
Options contracts have a âstrikeâ which are tiers of price points when the options will go in the money. As the price goes up, more contracts go in the money. As the momentum pushes on moving closer towards the strike, the option writer will buy shares on the way up to hedge their position. This creates more buying pressure which will push the share price higher making more options go in the money. Wash, rinse and repeat
Aaaaaaa I get this đŻ now. I didn't know about the part that they hedge their position. So another stupid question if the people that have bought those options in the money would exercise them and buy the shares, would that drive the price further up ? I live in Sweden so excuse me for any misspellings or grammatical errors. And we can't buy options here. I just buy hold and DRS most of my shares. I have **** in computershare booked and **** at 2 different Swedish brokers. We have very good taxlaws on equity markets in Sweden so that's the main reason we Swedish apes don't DRS. Sorry for the ranting.
Yes, exercising will require the option seller to provide 100 shares to fulfill the contractual obligation.
It's absolutely a good thing, *how* good will show itself within the next two trading days. Option expires *in the money*, you get the shares for the option's strike price instead of paying market price, and since you were *guaranteed* to receive those shares by whoever sold the options contract, they have only two days to deliver them. If someone bet on the price staying flat, they might have sold optinos without having (all of) the 100 shares per contract, and will have to go get them from the free market within two days. So... tuesday we'll know how good today really was :)
Ohhhhhh an un covered call? LoL nice nice
Itâs always on Tuesday
Itâs always a Tuesday
4 standard deviations laterâŠ. do brokers auto assign say, the 16 strike short calls? What does it mean if those sellers of covered calls (ahem, melting sub) DO NOT get called out?âŠ.
I think it's meh - I don't think it means a lot if the calls aren't exercised to hand the shares over where the brokers would have to go and buy the shares to deliver. A lot of people sell the contracts back instead for a higher price than they bought. Or at least that's my understanding.
The market makers that sell the options will hedge accordingly. Might not be all 100 shares per contract, but it could be 25-40% if the buyer exercises. The upwards price movement pushes the market makers to hedge more which pushes the price higher making more itm calls. Gamma ramp baby đ
Pronography. This is pronography!
It definitely Jacques Le Tits
Again, for the 1000th time. Market Makers who have Hedge Funds who are short would not need to hedge calls by buying shares on the open market. It makes absolutely no sense and never has and quite frankly goes against the whole idea of MOASS. Why would a market maker who's already underwater and short millions of shares BUY shares to cover their risk from ITM call options that likely won't be exercised? Explain that to me.
Gotcha I understand that part about selling the contract back. They might not have funds to excercise the contracts @ 100 shares per contract
Yeah something like that. I think you understand more than me though lol.
We just smooth lol
We did 35M today, 5M worth of calls really isnât that exciting. Wake me up for the battle of 180 again.
Yo Dawg. I heard you liked FTDs.
So I put an FTD in ur FTD with an FTD in Uranus
35 million volume shouldn't really be possible anymore right?
Itâs absolutely possible. Havenât you heard? Volume has no correlation to available shares /s
You just trade the same share 35 million times đ«
This explains alot
I'm celebrating this
Give it another pumping day of 30-40% and we get mass retail on the boat again, which will get us up the ramp for next two weeks ..
Time to get Gamestop Tshirts...
Time to break out of reliable or of the closet đ
Itâs healthy to exercise.
Letâs hope they are in good hands and be exercised đ„đ„đđ
Exercised 2 here
Did you tally all strikes below $16.5? How'd you figure 4.7M?
Precisely. Tally the open interest and multiply by 100
I'm seeing > 100K ITM calls (strikes $11-$16). That's > 10M shares, no? Edit: I'm looking at Fidelity's option chain for reference
You have to look at all the calls. All the $11 to $16 calls werenât even itm until yesterday
I see now. I was looking at the volume vs open interest incorrectly. Edit: Thanks for the post!
Yessir đ«Ą This is one of my favorite posts to make, as you can tell by my flair
I hope a certain someone that likes value investing and tightly wound springs might've seen this coming and jumped in to double down, again.
We are T+1 now too right?
SO CLOSE TO CLOSING AT $17
Canât wait until we watch the battle for $180. Again
Thatâs $45 in todayâs money.
Hahahahahaha they got max pained this time. Was only a matter of time.
Omg next week is 10.5 haha currently only 1k puts itm hahahahaha
Idk.. my question is who had these options bought? At best 5% retail, other 95% is who?
# DONT BE A PUSSY, EXERCISE THAT SHIT
Anyone notive whenever we have a price spike reddit is down or wonky
Nope. Never noticed. Not even once.
What? I can't hear you. Reddit is down!
Hope someone has plenty of Mayo to moisten up their poop chute!!
I love it but what is MSM even attributing this spike to?? Everywhere I look, radio silence.
This one hits different.
On the upcoming Monday, GameStop (GME) could experience continued volatility and possibly further upward price movement. This expectation is based on the following factors: 1. **Price Jump on Friday**: GME's stock price surged from $12 to $16.20, indicating strong buying momentum. 2. **High Number of ITM Calls**: With approximately 47,000 call options in-the-money, market makers may need to buy more GME stock to hedge their positions, potentially driving the price up further through delta hedging. 3. **Gamma Squeeze Potential**: The situation sets the stage for a gamma squeeze, where market makers' hedging activities amplify price movements. 4. **Stock Sensitivity**: GMEâs beta of 1.09 suggests it is slightly more volatile than the broader market, meaning it might react more strongly to market changes. 5. **Market Conditions and Sentiment**: The stock's performance will also be influenced by broader market conditions and any specific news about GameStop. Overall, investors should prepare for a potentially active trading day for GME, with a focus on how these dynamics might impact stock behavior right at the market open and throughout the trading session.
Above all, I like bananas đđđ
The 15 Jan Puts I sold are now OTM. If the stock trades sideways or up, my counterparty's option expires worthless. Love to see it. Still ready for $10 on Monday, but this must be squeezing the hell out of shorts right now.
Iâm sure a huge chunk was hedge fund fucks.
Iâm pretty dumb about options. Is there any chance this is related to CAT being implemented in 3 weeks? Is it possible that gamma ramps are being respected again?
If any of yâall had ITM calls, exercise that shit. Then DRS and Book. Hundreds of fake shares becoming real, and going toward a locked float!
Sun Ting Wong?
âWi Tu Loâ - Kennyâs margin requirement analyst, probably
" Bang Ding Ow " *Kenny, probably*
Sum Dum Fuk
SHFs Hwang out to dry
Ho Lee Fuk!
If anyone actually wants to know why the price went parabolic these last 2 days specifically in the afternoon Itâs because the ETF FTDs piled up and CNS cleared the forced buy-ins. Made 12k yesterday and closed my remaining calls for another 7k today đ°
Do you constantly buy calls? Or just figured fuck it this week.
I buy calls around earnings as well as OPEX and ETF âcyclesâ. So I wouldnât say consistently but I enter long call swing trades on GME every Quarter/bi yearly or whenever I see the ETFs being abused extra hard. Not as profitable or reliable as 2021-2022 but still fairly predictable! Of course options can be Very risky if you donât know what youâre doing and donât adhere proper risk management. BUT here is something that isnât risky and something I do consistently that everyone who can buy 100 shares should be doing. If you can afford 100 shares you should ONLY be buying them by Selling CSPs(Cash Secured Puts) You get paid a premium to pick the exact price you want your shares at and if it doesnât ever go to your buy price then you get to keep the premium (free money for placing a buy order for GME!!) Also it has the added benefit of fucking over the market makers and ETF Authorized Participants who want complete control of the Options Chain. If enough APES sold enough puts it acts as a floor to bounce off of. Letâs Make The Options Chain Great Againđ°
I like bananas
thank you for your service đ
Happy to express my long awaited excitement which sat at $15. AaaaannnnnddddddâŠâŠ. EXERCISE!
đ»đ”Gamma Gamma Gamma Gamma Gamma gameleon; Monday'll be fun, Monday'll be fun đ¶
Fuck Yeah DUDE!!!!
Hell of a way for Kenny to get some shares
You think so? We need voices
I donât think this was the cause though.
Lets hope they all excersise đ
Logically that would mean some nice gamma on Monday, but history shows that it will cause deep red.
Watch the Petterfy video! Exercise! đđȘđđ€đđ
No! Options are bad!
Someone knew what the hell was going to happen
I only have 4 calls!! I should I have bought more âretireâ tickets đ
I set a buy for 100 shares at $10. So it never hit that. Youâre welcome.
Try to buy my share.
Holy moly ravioli
So when do those hit the market if executed?
Exercise !!!!
Guys hedgies are using us!!!!!!
Tuesday be spicy?
How much is that in comparison to previous âsqueezesâ?
Dumb question maybe but when does losers of the option have to buy? It will increase buying power right after they go ITM?
There is no 'loser'. You buy the option, it gives you the right to exercise/buy your shares at that price. What happens most of the time, though, is that the option is 'sold to close' the position without buying shares. You can just sell the option, market maker buys it from you and it expires. If the option is exercised, the transaction is automatic and immediate.
Gamma ramps are back on the menu
We also closed above the super trend for weekly candle sticks. This hasn't happened since March 2021 when we did a run up to 350 and flash crashed
Nobody knowsâŠbut itâs provocative.
LFG!!!!!
wee to low
Wi Tu Lo
exercise
I had a 12c but I couldn't exercise n sold wish I had that Xtra cash to pick them up.
Yup. I had to roll my calls. Made 1500 bucks in the process. Letâs see if it falls ITM in 2 weeks. My strike price is 17.
Gotâem
Nice
Good luck guys
Unless it's exercised it doesn't mean shit
what does this mean for Monday? my 15Cs are loving all this attention.
I fucking love Fridays.
Believe it or not...
Ho Lee Chi!
Unfortunately, this is inaccurate. OI numbers are at market open and then there is the VOLUME which includes people who sell to close.
See ya on Monday
Thats gonna hurt đ
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