AAPL Weekly Calendar Roll

by Jeff on August 5, 2010

Just a short and quick post here to let you know what is going on with my weekly AAPL Calendar. Here’s the good thing – AAPL has been rather mellow the last few weeks, as many other stocks and indices have been

So, I may have been a bit impetuous, but I rolled the short 260 AUG1 Call to AUG2 for a $2.38 (or $238) credit today. If I were to exit tomorrow at today’s prices, I would be up $940 on this trade (the ‘what if’ line). I still have 1 more roll and it looks like the last week will be a vertical spread, since the expiration dates will be the same (unless I also roll the AUG expiration to SEP). Check out the table on the right for the details.

◄ Jeff ►

Tagged as: Calendar Spread, Vertical Spread, Weekly Expiration

  • http://theoptionguru.com/blog Jeff W

    Mike,nnYeah, a bit off topic but what the heck. All the photos are mine and thanks for the compliment. Most of my pictures are snapshots of grand kids, but one in a while I get the creative urge and take nature photos. Actually, the picture of the Miller Lite can was when I was goofing off with my son’s Eos sitting at my daughter’s kitchen table.nnI have been telling myself that it’s time to swap them out with a new set, but all the activity of summer doesn’t want to allow me the time to dig through my archives for a new set.nnI went 100% digital back in 2000 when I purchased a Olympus 3 Megapix camera – it was pretty expensive back then. I learned a lesson when in 2004 my hard disk crashed so badly a professional recovery company couldn’t retrieve anything. Since then, I keep 2 (that’s two) backups of my pictures – one on DVD and the other on an external drive.nnRight now I have a Canon Powershot TX1 that I really loved until I bought my wife a Canon Powershot SD1200. Both great cameras but her’s is a bit smaller than mine. Problem is, I now have twice the amount of pictures to store and backup. As they say: TOO MUCH DATA!nnThis is why I have a blog – I can’t stop typing as junk flows into my head! Pray for me.nnu25c4 Jeff u25ba

  • http://theoptionguru.com/blog Jeff W

    Mike,

    Yeah, a bit off topic but what the heck. All the photos are mine and thanks for the compliment. Most of my pictures are snapshots of grand kids, but one in a while I get the creative urge and take nature photos. Actually, the picture of the Miller Lite can was when I was goofing off with my son's Eos sitting at my daughter's kitchen table.

    I have been telling myself that it's time to swap them out with a new set, but all the activity of summer doesn't want to allow me the time to dig through my archives for a new set.

    I went 100% digital back in 2000 when I purchased a Olympus 3 Megapix camera – it was pretty expensive back then. I learned a lesson when in 2004 my hard disk crashed so badly a professional recovery company couldn't retrieve anything. Since then, I keep 2 (that's two) backups of my pictures – one on DVD and the other on an external drive.

    Right now I have a Canon Powershot TX1 that I really loved until I bought my wife a Canon Powershot SD1200. Both great cameras but her's is a bit smaller than mine. Problem is, I now have twice the amount of pictures to store and backup. As they say: TOO MUCH DATA!

    This is why I have a blog – I can't stop typing as junk flows into my head! Pray for me.

    ◄ Jeff ►

  • Mike

    Sorry if this is off topic but I love the photos you post, are they yours? ( I am into photography also)

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