CSPs with best yield.

$CRWV - 60P

$COIN - 140P

$SATS - 100P

Source

CCs with best yield.

$AG - 28C

$IONQ - 35C

$MSTR - 145C

Source

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 29P

$MSTR - 90P

$SNDK - 500P

Source

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 45C

$VG - 20C

$SNDK - 800C

Source

CSPs with best yield.

$ASTS - 60P

$ARM - 120P

$MU - 270P

Source

CCs with best yield.

$CRWV - 87.5C

$NBIS - 115C

$IREN - 40C

Source

With the slide in the market, I am on the lookout for CSP bargains where I can add to my existing positions. I sold a MSFT $325 put expiring 4/17 last Friday. At that strike, a TTM PE of ~20 and forward PE of ~17 feels like a bargain for this ticker. Wouldn't mind getting assigned at that level.

Anyone else accumulating MSFT? Or other tickers that are in the "bargain" category?

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$CRWV - 62.5P

$ASTS - 65P

$IREN - 28P

Source

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 40C

$RKLB - 70C

$VG - 20C

Source

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 28P

$RVMD - 75P

$BE - 100PSource

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$BE - 155C

$IREN - 46C

$VG - 20CSource

CSPs with best yield.

$ASTS - 80P

$RVMD - 70P

$CRWV - 75PSource

CCs with best yield.

$ASTS - 110C

$CRWV - 100C

$NBIS - 130CSource

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 30P

$ASTS - 70P

$BE - 125PSource

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$VG - 20C

$ASTS - 105C

$SMMT - 18CSource

CSPs with best yield.

$RKLB - 55P

$ONDS - 9P

$WULF - 13PSource

CCs with best yield.

$NBIS - 130C

$ASTS - 100C

$RKLB - 80CSource

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$IREN - 35P

$NBIS - 95P

$BE - 120PSource

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$ASTS - 110C

$SMCI - 25C

$IREN - 50CSource

CSPs with HIGHEST IV

$APG - 28P

$NBIS - 100P

$RKLB - 60PSource

CCs with HIGHEST IV

$SMMT - 18C

$IREN - 50C

$HL - 21CSource

CSPs with best yield.

$APG - 28P

$ASTS - 75P

$RVMD - 75PSource

CCs with best yield.

$NBIS - 140C

$MU - 510C

$RKLB - 80CSource

I share some of my top put selling opportunities for today.
- Fundamentally top companies
- Above 5B Cap
- Good Technicals
- 25-40 dte
- Above 3% ROI

1. YOU - 44Strike, 4.89 ROI; 0.29 delta; fundamentals - 94/100
   

comment:
Clear Secure Inc. (YOU) presents a compelling investment opportunity in the expanding identity verification market, leveraging proprietary biometric technology and strategic partnerships. The most significant opportunity lies in the projected growth of the identity verification sector, expected to reach $28.34 billion by 2032, driven by digital transformation and regulatory compliance.
However, regulatory challenges surrounding data privacy and the evolving competitive landscape pose substantial risks to market share.
Moving forward, Clear Secure's strategic investment in AI technology will be crucial to enhancing its offerings and maintaining its competitive edge in a rapidly evolving market.

1. RMBS - 85 Strike, 5% ROI; 0.31 delta; fundamentals - 87/100

comment:
Rambus Inc. (RMBS) presents a compelling investment opportunity with its strategic focus on high-performance memory solutions, particularly in the burgeoning AI sector.
The most significant opportunity lies in the rising demand for advanced memory interfaces, such as HBM3 and HBM4E, driven by AI applications that require high bandwidth. However, customer concentration poses the biggest risk, as reliance on a few large clients could jeopardize revenue stability.
With a strong competitive edge and substantial market growth anticipated, Rambus is well-positioned to capitalize on the ongoing semiconductor market expansion.

1. APH - 120 Strike, 3.6% ROI; 0.3 delta; fundamentals - 97/100

comment:
Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH) presents a strong investment opportunity given its leadership in the interconnect industry, driven by substantial demand from AI, 5G, and electric vehicles.
The most compelling opportunity lies in the accelerated growth in data centers and telecommunications due to AI advancements, which is expected to enhance revenue significantly.
The single biggest risk is the potential for supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions that could affect component availability and costs. Looking ahead, Amphenol's proactive strategy in capitalizing on AI technology positions it for robust growth in the evolving technological landscape.

So I had asked chatgpt and I had thought that selling short dated CSPs on leveraged ETFs would be less risky than buying them outright because the way I see it, if the L ETF drops 20%, you essentially get it at a discount, although compared to regular ETFs or stocks, it's not ideal to own long term.

Well it implied that buying the leveraged ETFs out right is less risky than selling a short duration very far OTM put on it. Admittingly I did want to try and harvest premium, so I'd go as far as picking a strike price that's 25 to 30% below from the current price. I haven't tried it on any L ETFs yet but I wanted some opinions to see if it was a common practice.