yes majority of time STS goes up or stays flat, once in a
while it might dip and usually when that happens it's only for a
short while. My assumption is that you either stay put the
options and use that new STS as the stop out,
or one could simply follow the system I outlined, every time
there's a new STS you close out your current options and start a
new set, therefore if the STS moves down, you do the same thing,
close out the current set and start a new set with the PUT strike
based on that new STS, which honestly probably makes the most
sense
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yes majority of time STS
QQQ KISS new STS jumps to 688.6 from 686.2
Posted by matt on 31st of May 2026 at 03:20 pm
yes majority of time STS goes up or stays flat, once in a while it might dip and usually when that happens it's only for a short while. My assumption is that you either stay put the options and use that new STS as the stop out,
or one could simply follow the system I outlined, every time there's a new STS you close out your current options and start a new set, therefore if the STS moves down, you do the same thing, close out the current set and start a new set with the PUT strike based on that new STS, which honestly probably makes the most sense