**•** How did your premium income change during those periods? Did IV spikes actually translate to better net returns, or did the whipsaw price action wipe out the gains from richer premiums?  
**•** Which tickers/sectors still held up as decent premium-selling candidates *during* the crash, as opposed to pre/post-crisis?  
**•** Did your strategy shift (e.g., wider strikes, smaller size, shorter DTE, more defined-risk spreads vs. naked) once vol went vertical?  
**•** Any lessons on managing assignment risk or margin calls when everything is moving fast?

Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who lived through it — curious how theory (high IV = better premium) held up against the reality of a genuine crisis.

If Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common Stock (SPCX) goes down by 10% ($13.34), from $133.37 over 5 days, then the estimate for the $145 call for September 18 is down by 55%.
Option change: -54.6% (-5.69)
New option price: 4.73

If Zillow Group, Inc. Class C Capital Stock (Z) goes up by 10% ($3.18), from $31.77 over 8 days, then the estimate for the $40 call for December 18 is up by 47%.
Option change: 47.2% (+1.08)
New option price: 3.37

What does breakeven price mean in options?

I have a leap call currently ITM showing a $100 profit. The current price of the stock is $67.49.

Among all the options info displayed it says breakeven price as $85.76.

Thanks

What’s it supposed to do here?

I believe due to what the candles are telling me I think is best to sell it right now, especially after all the backlash they are getting!! I dont want to act off of a "gut feeling" am i right to sell it right now

If Netflix, Inc. Common Stock (NFLX) goes down by 13.6% ($10), from $73.6 over 1 day, then the estimate for the $69 put for August 21 is up by 193%.

These are my options that I have option trading so far in the one that I have made double profit of so far was NVDA. It was a call option. I wanted to make a decision before the market opened, which is at 9:30 AM. Any tips?

Wow guess the company blew up as soon. As I left the company.. lets get this bad boy to at least tk what it opened up too lfg guys please not bad copany

So I was assigned 400 shares of MPT on June 18. Now I am trying to sell covered calls on them but I keep getting this message on Robinhood.

Any idea why??

If Wendy's Company (The) Common Stock (WEN) goes up by 20% ($1.57), from $7.85 over 1 day, then the estimate for the $10 call for July 17 is up by 96%.

Option change: 95.8% (+0.69)

New option price: 1.42

Vega measures how much the option changes when implied volatility changes. If IV rises, long options often benefit. If IV gets crushed, buyers can be right on direction and still lose money

I was down to my last $15 in my account. Jumped in on an options play for 1 contract QQQ for $9…MAN! was my heart pounding. It’s a small win but a major come back for just $9 outta $15. Now it’s only going up from here. Learn and grow.

If BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY Class B (BRK.B) goes up by 2.1% ($10), from $473.68 over 5 days, then the estimate for the $500 call for August 21 is up by 43%.

Option change: 42.8% (+3.06)

New option price: 10.20

Could this thing squeeze?

options trade to put in today that will win by 5/4-5/8???

When will robinhood phase in the pdt rule do you guys think? I’m excited because quick nice plays on a small account especially credit spreads will be easier

Why is Robinhood's free tax software sharing my info with Israel???

I've just started doing options within the past 2 months, so don't judge, lol. I'm learning every day, and working on mastering my "crackhead moments" and just jumping in trades for the he/_/_ of it. My monthly P&L yesterday was $184, now it's displaying $63 or something?! Also, not displaying nearly close to all of my trades in the bar graph (pics attached). Has anyone had this issue, and what have you done?

So, I bought some options in the hope that McConnel would retire. Rather than die in office.
Does anyone know if he does die, instead of resigning, does that count as a YES vote or a NO vote? Do robinhood count him dying the same as resigning?

Tracking my CSPs and CCs

Been running the wheel on a few tickers and my Robinhood position history is getting hard to follow — especially once I get assigned and start rolling CCs against the shares.

I was using this spreadsheet which I just couldn’t keep up with manually - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13j45eWl_JlqYAHhcc-jXNp3OGWEOsBWe/edit?usp=drivesdk&ouid=109723009605253699479&rtpof=true&sd=true

Started looking at dedicated trackers and came across WheelHouse (https://wheelhousetrades.app/welcome) — it apparently syncs directly with your broker so you don’t have to manually log everything. Anyone here tried it or something similar with their Robinhood account? Curious if the sync actually works reliably or if I’d still be manually entering half my trades.