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MSA with Bosch. MSA with one of the largest retailers in the world. Humanoid robot teased for October release at Nvidia GTC. Tons of cash, no debt and contracts getting signed. Expanded their HQ 4x the size earlier this year and they have tons of job postings. Institutions have been loading heavily the last two quarters
I'm long

The 'rules' from TastyTrade some years ago were:
30-45DTE
30-delta or less
Buy them back when they've lost half their value (you've made half of Max Profit).
My recommendations:
1) Lean hard on the 30 days. I often do 28 days, 4 weeks, because that aligns well with me putting trades on during the weekend.
And why? Because there's more theta per day in a shorter option. We're selling time, so we want to sell the most we can in as short a time as we can. But don't go less than 4 weeks, it just gets too hectic.
Prove it to yourself with a 30-day short Call and a 60-day.
2) 30-delta short Calls (or CSPs for that matter) often get run over. As well they should, because 30-delta "kind of" means a 30% chance of that option being ITM at expiration; that's almost a third, and that's a lot.
But I generally start with 30, then back down with experience with that ticker. 25, 20, and then finally 16-delta if I need to. 16-delta is a 1 Standard Deviation (1SD) move, and your trading platform might display that as Expected Move.
More and more I'm getting to where I start out selling at 16-delta just because I don't want to fight the short Calls as much as I used to. At 16-delta they generally come off at half.
And when I sell them, I immediately set a Good Till Cancelled order to Buy to Close them at half of what they sold for. A "GTC BTC order." That's handy because you'll open your account one day and see that some have automagically come off, so you go sell new ones.
3) You can roll, and I do, but it really is just kicking the can down the road. So I have a rule for myself that if they get out to 60 days I just buy them back and start over. It's not a loss, because the long Call has gained faster than the short (at a rate of 80 deltas vs. 30, then 40, then 50, etc. It does sting a little, but you still made money.

beat ya to it sucker
BUY +100 SMR 100 16 JAN 26 40 CALL @5.25 LMT GTC [TO OPEN]

I'm going to meet Jensen at the next GTC and tell him about my plan to buy gorillions of NVDA chips in return for NVDA buying shares in my zero revenue startup so we can print money

There is no 24/5 or 24/7 trading on German Markets
You can always place a Good til canceled (GTC) order to be filled on the next opening hours but not recommended obviously

$5 by next month's NVIDIA GTC? EASY.

Lots of people use good til cancelled orders and basically call it a day. Personally I usually don't because I'm always checking other stuff out. If I know I'll be busy I'll set orders though.
Could easily just sell a 30dte put and set a 50% GTC order and reevaluate after 7 days, 14 days, or whatever you want.

same lol, $200 by end of week $250 after october GTC