SPEC MODEL TRADE ALERT — CVX

June 15, 2022 at 2:07 pm by Zach Scheidt

Rolling our CVX call contracts to a lower strike price and July expiration date.

This lets us keep the trade in play while giving us more time before our contracts expire.

Sell (to close) our 6 CVX June 17th $170 Calls
Buy (to open) 6 CVX July 15th $150 Calls
Limit: DEBIT of $17.00 or less
The new position will represent roughly 10.0% of our Spec Model capital
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14:12 Executed
Sold 6 CVX June 17th $170 Calls @ $0.60
Bot 6 CVX July 15th $150 Calls @ $16.80

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