I have bought around 10 calls expiring June 14th with a $1200 strike price. Currently I am bleeding red and strongly holding there waiting for it to hit back.

    Any advice on if I have to hold on to it or sell it out for loss, to avoid further red. What do you people think.

    Need advice on Nvidia options
    byu/cheetahrider inoptions



    Posted by cheetahrider

    28 Comments

    1. You’re asking on reddit whether a specific stock will go up, by at least a specific amount, before a specific date.

      Mate if anyone here knew, they’d be a multimillionaire and definitely not giving you this information for free on reddit.

      I suggest you sell, not because I think your options are going to expire worthless, but because you have no idea what you are doing.

    2. ManusSinister on

      Assuming you can afford to lose those 10k you invested here, I would hold on. It’s not impossible for Nvidia to hit that again in 2 weeks. The current market correction is likely short lived.
      That being said, as always, this is a total gamble. Don’t bet what you can’t afford to lose. So if you CAN afford to lose it, might as well hold it. If you can’t, sell ASAP and don’t play again.

    3. Alone-Ad2836 on

      You’re in a tough spot, you’re calling it close on the timeline. Nvidia options tend to lose time value, which is called Theta, because the premium in Nvidia options are a little higher than other stocks. I don’t know where you entered, You’ve got a couple people on here that gave you pretty good advice. Hold on, but just cut your losses, as the gentleman suggested, put in a Stop Loss, Good luck. I don’t like seeing retail players losing money.

    4. OptionRecom on

      You might find this helpful:

      Our model predicts a 95% chance that $NVDA will remain below $1220 until June 7th.

      – Bear Call Spread: 1220/1230 call, 6/7 expiry, entered on 5/28 at trigger price: $83 premium collected.

      This is not financial advice.

    5. Less_You_890 on

      It will go down my friend ,the technicals are strongly against it. Its a flag pattern ,plus rsi is overbought and the overall stock market has much higher chance of going down than up

    6. Just sell now so you can rebuy next week when it hits $1200 right before it goes back to $1000 and you repost this again

    7. mrfabgonber on

      Next time you want to buy options, better do like Nancy Pelosi and buy them Deep In The Money. Another good idea is to have a long term…. June 2026?

      Buying options a month ahead is playing the lottery.

    8. Striking-Block5985 on

      Buying Vertical spreads is a partial answer to the theta decay you are getting mauled by and the underlying dropping too just makes it worse

      Cut the dog off and regroup

    9. Keep it. Stock split on June 7th. But record date is the 6th. Keep it so you can get the 10 for 1. I have 2 contracts expiring on the 28th. I’m holding for the split

    10. Euphoric_Barracuda_7 on

      Personally I would have never bought the 1200 strike and definitely not within such a short expiration duration. Theta decay will decimate this to 0 in a jiffy.

    11. Yohoho-ABottleOfRum on

      No idea why people trade options when futures are so much easier.

    12. trading_allday on

      Wait till next week and sell half of the contracts to be safe and take the other half till the end??

    13. My personal opinion is to take the loss on nine and leave one. I expect them to be worthless tho

    14. daryldelight on

      I would probably never be in that situation but I were to find myself with 10 calls expiring June 14th with a $1200 strike price then I would most likely think about my reasoning and logic for when I bought those calls and would have probably written down like an exit plan of sorts on a napkin or piece of paper on my desk and would follow that exit plan to the tea. which is a really weird saying btw. I think that saying originated in England since the English are very particular about their tea. I heard they like to put milk in their tea so I’ll have to try that out sometime. Anyway, follow your exit plan to the tea. and if your exit plan was to ask reddit. well at least you’re following it to the tea. good luck! keep us updated.

    15. MookyBlaylock10 on

      You’re assuming this dude has $1.2 million just laying around to buy 1,000 shares of NVDA and your advice is completely nonsensical.

    16. Plantastic24 on

      You could greatly limit your loss by turning it into a call credit spread, by selling 10 calls at for ex 1195 or 1190

    17. I am going to assume that you’re okay if the investment goes to zero. If not sell now! If so, what I would do is hold. The stock split is coming and companies typically rise before and slightly after the split. Soon you will be holding 100 @ 120 options. Psychologically, 109 to 120 seems like so much less than 1090 to 1200. That said, it’s a gamble, so only hold if you’re truly willing to lose it all.

    18. lukepaciocco on

      Hold it. When nvidia hits 1150 (or somewhere around there) again consider selling. Don’t get greedy.

      Also beware of potential IV crush after the split. Your money shot is selling *before* the split and *at $1150 a share*—God be willing.

    19. BlazingCrypto on

      What you do is you take the decision you think you should make and do the exact opposite 🥴

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