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$SPY DIAGONAL 260529/260508 CALL 708.0/CALL 700.0$ Rolling up and out. For a small credit 

$SPY 20260731 640.0 PUT$ 2nd leg of backspread 

$SPY 20260731 677.0 PUT$ First let of backspread 

$SPY 20260529 730.0 CALL$ 2nd short leg of pmcc

$SPY 20270319 710.0 CALL$ Pmcc leap 2nd leg

$SPY 20260529 725.0 CALL$ Pmcc first short leg

$SPY 20261218 710.0 CALL$ Pmcc leap first leg today.

I Paid $8,500 To Stay In The Rally. Here's Why. Last week I wrote about how the portfolio is built to work regardless of whether 7000 is a bull run or a blow-off top. Three strategies, three different market conditions, same portfolio. This week the market tested that. And I want to show you exactly what happened — the good, the bad, and the $19,000 loss I took on purpose. What Actually Happened MARA ripped past $11.80. SPY kept grinding above $700. Both moves blew straight through my short call strikes. On MARA I had 80 contracts of $11 covered calls expiring April 17. When the stock pushed through $11 and kept going, those calls went deep in the money. I had a choice — let them get assigned and lose my shares at $11, or roll them up to higher strikes and pay the difference. I rolled. Cos

$MARA DIAGONAL 260424/260515 CALL 12.0/CALL 13.5$ Potential of $1.50 stock gain and $0.50 9 of premium by Rolling out and up

$MARA DIAGONAL 260424/260522 CALL 11.5/CALL 13.0$ Rolling up and out. Potential for $1.50 of stock gain and $0.46 of premium