2026-01-15 21:39:54

Tested out-of-the-money puts on silver targeting the $50 level, but the strategy didn't pan out. Pivoting to another approach—going to position OTM lotto puts again, aiming higher on the price scale with May or June expiry dates. The goal is to catch a bigger move if the market decides to take a significant dip during that window.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 2h ago

Missed the $50 silver wave, changed course, now going for the lottery ticket again haha

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fomo_fighter

· 2h ago

Silver $50 didn't hold, huh? Do I have to bet again this time? The lottery puts in May and June feel like a gambler's mindset. Is the chance of a big drop really that high?

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Layer2Observer

· 2h ago

The 50 yuan silver put didn't get hit. Now switching to OTM lottery-style operations? Technically, this kind of rotation strategy depends on whether trading volume and implied volatility can support it — the June to July expiration window is interesting, but one thing needs clarification: how is the win rate calculated for higher strike prices?

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P2ENotWorking

· 2h ago

Silver $50 didn't hit the jackpot this time, and now you want to bet on bigger fluctuations in May and June? This kind of lotto-style play really... is mostly about luck.

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mev_me_maybe