$MARA CALENDAR 260626/260710 PUT 12.5/PUT 12.5$ Rolling out to squeeze more premium

$EchoStar(SATS)$ Adding positions

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ Adding more to hedge sats

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ Hedging my sats position

$MARA DIAGONAL 260702/260626 PUT 13.0/PUT 12.0$ Rolling up and out 

$NVDA CALENDAR 260710/270617 CALL 250.0/CALL 250.0$ Adding 2 more calendar spreads 

$IBIT DIAGONAL 260710/260717 PUT 34.0/PUT 36.0$ Rolling up

$MARA DIAGONAL 260702/260626 PUT 13.0/PUT 12.0$ Rolling up and out to squeeze more premiums 

$MARA DIAGONAL 260618/260710 CALL 13.5/CALL 14.0$ Rolling out and up

$MSFT CALENDAR 270617/260710 CALL 450.0/CALL 450.0$ Adding positions to msft

$COIN 20260710 195.0 CALL$ Covered call 

$SATS 20260710 113.0 PUT$ Cash secured put 

$EchoStar(SATS)$ Testing the new thesis

Mathematical Money | June 13, 2026 Last week I wrote about closing two MSFT LEAPS for roughly $8,400 in realized profit. Both contracts had more than doubled. I wrote about the rule that triggered them, the redeployment into higher strikes, the framework working at a second ticker after SPY in May. I also wrote this, near the end: "Most LEAPS I open will not double. Some will get rolled at a loss." Eight days later, here we are. The new MSFT position I opened the same week is down significantly. Let me show you exactly what that looks like, because this is the post that has to be written if last week's post is going to mean anything. The Marks Three positions to walk through. June 2027 $500 LEAPS, two contracts. Opened June 3 at $40.25. Currently around $26.00. Down about $14.25 per contra

$BMNR 20260612 30.0 CALL$ Sell call expired worthless

$SPY 20260612 690.0 PUT$ Front spread expired worthless 

$SPY 20260612 705.0 PUT$ Front spread expired worthless

$MARA 20260612 10.5 CALL$ Collected premium but still assigned to sell 

$COIN 20260612 175.0 PUT$ Collected premium but assigned 

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ Assigned to buy 400 shares at 175