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For the last year or so I have been selling AAPL Covered Calls with a strike price about USD 10 above what the underlying is currently trading at and with an exercise date about 12 days ahead (I usually sell on a Monday for an exercise date of Friday of the following week). These are usually valued at about USD 0.50 or so.
Tonight these are trading at about USD 1.70. For example, AAPL is about USD 287.22 and Jan 10 297.5 Calls are trading at 1.60 or so.
Is there something special about the Year End being in between to cause those options to sell at three times what I normally would expect to get?
Tonight these are trading at about USD 1.70. For example, AAPL is about USD 287.22 and Jan 10 297.5 Calls are trading at 1.60 or so.
Is there something special about the Year End being in between to cause those options to sell at three times what I normally would expect to get?