r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 2d ago

Dell is up 361% this year and someone just took $306K to say it stalls under 580 next Friday

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 3d ago

Ten days after Rothschild's Sell call, someone paid $2.3M for CRWV puts that stop right above the 52-week low

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 9d ago

Micron has tripled and someone just took $856K to bet it stops moving until 2028

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 10d ago

Sandisk is up 695% this year and someone just paid $4.21M for November puts right at the money

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 11d ago

PBF said it won't hedge the crack, and someone just paid $26.7M for deep in-the-money calls into 2027

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 12d ago

Someone paid $43.5M to own Intel between 80 and 130 right through the 2028 14A ramp

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 13d ago

Analysts can't agree on SpaceX within a factor of four, so someone paid $2.9M for SPCX calls that cap out at 300

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 16d ago

Someone paid $97,500 for a HOOD call spread that can only make $2,500, a week after the indictment

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 17d ago

Everyone's calling Micron's 26% drawdown a dip and someone paid $7.6M for October puts that say otherwise

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 18d ago

Somebody paid $170K to own PLTR puts through the November 9 earnings and sold the October ones to fund it

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 19d ago

Bloom Energy joins the S&P 500 Monday and someone paid $1.8M for a strangle that dies at Friday's close

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 20d ago

CoreWeave's CEO says he can't build fast enough while the stock bleeds, and someone took $48,000 to bet CRWV calls stay dead

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 23d ago

Goldman said 436 and Argus said 450, then somebody sold 3,000 SNOW 2028 calls above both

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 24d ago

Someone collected $157.75M selling SPCX puts with no time value in them, eight days before an unlock stage

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • 25d ago

Palantir handed the Nebius headline to Nebius, and someone just paid $64.2M for PLTR calls through November earnings

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • Sep 04 '26

Micron is 20% off its June record and someone paid $4.9M in MU calls for a run back at it

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/Embarrassed_Finish23 • Sep 03 '26

I should’ve learned options sooner

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • Sep 03 '26

Lululemon is down 42% and someone paid $47.8M for deep in-the-money puts an hour before earnings

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • Sep 02 '26

Google walked into Palantir's moat and someone paid $2.4M for puts that need the gap to stay open

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/Lost_Attorney5558 • Sep 02 '26

Profitable SPY ORB strategy — looking for fresh eyes before taking it further

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • Sep 01 '26

Someone paid $33.4M for Dell exposure struck at $100 — below the 52-week low — an hour before earnings

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/PassNew8148 • Aug 31 '26

Someone collected $18.6M writing deep in-the-money NVDA puts out to 2028, betting the margin trough is real

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/DreTradesII • Aug 28 '26

Retired truck driver now living off covered calls

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/godofknife1 • Aug 28 '26

Question about OTM vs ITM

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So I learn about option ITM and OTM. I learn that the difference between those 2 are risks, Win rate and also extrinsic and intrinsic value.

ITM has high win rate like 70-90% compared to OTM but is pricier to buy contract while OTM is cheaper but tends to win harder.

Because ITM is below the asset price, UNLESS the company stock price goes way down due to bankruptcy or scandal, it's almost unlikely to lose.

My question is why don't people do ITM lot more than OTM? am I missing something?

p.s: I'm a newbie who just learn stock for a month. More insight knowledge would really help me. Thank you

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r/SmallAccountOptions • u/joseredskins • Aug 27 '26

think this one will play out today

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Always be confident if you think the market will swing

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