Sorry for an on topic post...

Everybody’s situation is different, but I think we are more likely to see further downside pressure. I have a full position in brk.b, and will only add long dated calls when the price is in the lowest 10% of it’s range. Then the longest dated call would be my preference. There is probably good money to be made from right here,but I have been too early too many times to not set up very strict buying criteria. I generally sell too soon as well. Buyer of gme at $7 ,seller at $40 :frowning: At least it was quick.

Jk

will only add long dated calls when the price is in the lowest 10% of it’s range.

Seems we are there?

https://discussion.fool.com/does-anyone-on-the-board-know-what-t…

Apart from the exceptional 0.93x (was in March 2020 I think) with at this moment 1.22x according to Jim’s table we are just 10% above of the lowest Berkshire was since 2003.

The bottom 10% of p/b ratio in the modern era is anything below 1.188 book,per Mungofitch. That would be 230.31x1.188=274.42. Almost there. As I said in the last post,the odds are with you now two to four years out. I won’t take action until $275. You may see a flat spell when premiums for the calls may settle down as well.

Jk

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I won’t take action until $275.

So do you have a limit order in for that?

IP

No I don’t. I probably should set up a leap trade with a limit order,but we are still
$12 away. Perhaps $200 strike Jan 24 expiration,$95 limit. Gtc.

Jk