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SpaceX Crashed Back to 125 After Its IPO. When Is It Safe to Sell Premium?
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IPOs and Options Trading Strategies
- Compare SpaceX and SKH Highix IPOs
- Discuss options liquidity timing
- Analyze volatility and volume trends
- Evaluate short premium strategies
1:40SpaceX· ticker
SpaceX — price drop, volume decline
- Price fell to pre-IPO levels
- Volumes down 50%
- Options liquidity peaks quickly
- Volatility declines post-hype
3:16SKH Highix· ticker
SKH Highix — green, sustained growth
- Price up since IPO
- Volume stabilization delayed
- Options liquidity matures
- Long-term price trends emerge
4:57lesson
Historical IPO Performance
- Sell-offs persist for >1 year
- Volume drops post-hype
- Stabilization at 2-3 years
- GM 2010 IPO example
6:42lesson
Volume and Liquidity Stabilization
- Artificial volume post-IPO
- Stabilization at 2-3 years
- Options liquidity proxy
- Short premium timing
8:38SpaceX· ticker
SpaceX — long-term options strategy
- Super Bowl setup with 2028 expiry
- Sold 125 put for $3,100
- Bought 300 call for upside
- High-probability neutral trade
10:20lesson
Options Trading Framework
- Short premium vs directional bets
- Risk reversal structures
- Extrinsic decay over time
- Covered call potential
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