It is another roller coaster ride for the next two days. What would you do? Sit tight and wait until the last hour on Friday?
The after-hours shows most of your call positions to be ATM, therefore, all the data you're showing are starkly obsolete. Your puts are most likely good to go. But put liquidation orders in, just in case something happens (Zuck throws a brain clot or something), you won't have to think about how to react. Your calls: • you own a 5-lot of $10 ITM verticals -- put it aside... • you've got a 5-lot of $2.5-wide call condors, at 192.5 195.0 197.5 200.0 With FB right at 196 now, it's really a contest between your 197.50 and 200.00 -- as of right now, they are destined to die an ignominious $0 death. So consider this: what if you • put the 192.5/195.0 vertical aside • worked the 197.5 as a solo effort (a'la day-traded-ish!) • bought the 202.5 and created a short 200/202.5 vertical, working that vertical against the lone 197.5 for a TIME versus DELTA wrestling match? • if they don't open a 202.5 option tomorrow? consider picking up the 200 FB call for next monday or friday or whatever and work a very-short-term calendar out of it. This will mean that even with a decrease in vol, any climb will hit the NOV01 less than than your further-dated long. A thought, anyway. "Calendar-izing" has worked for me before -- perhaps 3/4s of the time.
This is what I did: bought 500 shares yesterday at $196.65. Sold 195, 197.5 calls this morning a little after opening. Now my risk is the naked 200 call.