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IVR
Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc.
stock NYSE

At Close
May 1, 2026 3:59:58 PM EDT
8.31USD+2.214%(+0.18)3,298,257
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
May 1, 2026 9:17:30 AM EDT
8.14USD+0.123%(+0.01)3,880
After-hours
May 1, 2026 4:00:30 PM EDT
8.33USD+0.241%(+0.02)2,057
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As of May 2, 2026 8:52:58 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)
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2 hr ago • u/SporkAndKnork • r/thetagang • covered_call_strategy • C
I generally sell call against in the monthly nearest 45 DTE and generally opt for the 25 delta. Weeklies tend to be less liquid than monthlies, and rolling weekly costs fees/commissions that cut into your profits over time (hey, go ahead, call me cheap).
In AAPL, this would be either the June 18th 295 (paying 4.10, 29 delta, POP (Probability of Profit) 76%) or the 300 (paying 2.86, 22 delta, POP 80%). (Just me, but my minimal expectation of a short call is that it pays 1% of the strike price in credit, so I'd probably go with the 295).
Unfortunately, you've only got five-wides out there, so it would be less "surgical" than I usually like.
Look to roll out to the next monthly 25 delta on approaching worthless (i.e., .05).
On a side note, I don't particularly like bullish assumption in AAPL here. It's at or near a 52-week high, and the IV is lower in the range than I would like -- at 34.6% IVR with a 30-day IV of 25.3%. There are probably more premium-rich underlyings out there to take advantage of, although in this market, it's been kind of slog.
Probably for the same reasons, I'd pass on INTC (at or near 52-week high, ***but*** IVR/IV 97.9/82.7%).
PLTR looks better from a charting standpoint (it's like $60 off its 52-week high) ... .
sentiment 0.49
1 day ago • u/loliii123 • r/thetagang • daily_rthetagang_discussion_thread_what_are_your • C
Oh nooooo my GME diagonals and covered calls are getting blown out. Time to make a thread asking for advice…
Kidding lol, since I was bullish I left heaps of shares uncovered as I scale the usage with IVR. Wonder how much IV will expand on Monday.
sentiment 0.88
1 day ago • u/hl_lost • r/VegaGang • why_i_watch_vol_term_structure_instead_of_just_iv • C
been doing something similar for about a year now. the thing that really clicked for me was tracking the VIX futures basis (spot minus front month) as a daily number. when its consistently negative by 1+ points i size up on 7-14 DTE puts. win rate went up noticeably vs just blindly selling when IVR is high.
one thing id add — contango with low IVR is actually a decent setup too. everyone ignores it because IVR says vol is cheap but if the curve is steep that means theres a built-in roll yield working for you on short vol positions. not as sexy as selling into backwardation but its consistent.
sentiment -0.82


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