u/Fine-Anywhere-9057 — reddlx

How do you decide if you roll or just let the stock get called away?

I am kind of torn: I sold one contract CC for NVDA, expiry 15th May, Strike 200. Ouch. This was before the NVDA rebound. I have 300 stocks overall, so OK. I didnt think we will see 200 that early but here we are. I can buy back tomorrow for probably around 2.5k, sell a new call for maybe 1k expiry June, Strike 250.

So 500USD (premium collected) - 2500 (buy back) + 1000 (new CC) = -1000USD. If stock goes up to 250, I lost 10USD a stock.

How do you make those decisions?! Any logic you follow?

Or you let the stock call away and write a CSP?

Thanks for ideas!

Edit; bought NVDA at 135USD

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u/Fine-Anywhere-9057 — 19 hours ago

▲ 18 r/AskWomenOver60

More mature ladies; does life decline after 40ish?

This might be a controversial question at first.. I am 38 and I have a few friendships with women in their late 40s and 50s. One thing I notice is that it seems to be a really hard age for alot of women with some experiencing health issues, menopause, divorce etc. It made me think alot whether my "best years" are kind of behind me... I know there is nothing I can really change and it is not guaranteed that we get to 60/70 or older.

How do you look back at life at over 60? I dont have children and I am pretty healthy besides some knee issues that might flare up down the line.. but yeah, what are your thoughts?

I sometimes feel like my 20s were great in a lot of ways and I used to think life will always be this way. My 30s were good but also challenging with career.

What are some things you wish you had known about getting older?

Thanks you!

EDIT: thanks for all your comments! I guess every decade can be great in their own special ways! :)

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u/Fine-Anywhere-9057 — 3 days ago

▲ 5 r/KneeInjuries

Potentially TTO, cartilage repair surgery - uncertain..

Hi all

I am based in Switzerland and randomly found this reddit group and it has been so helpful to see I am not the only person with the same knee issues. My knee has made me sad most of my life.

History, female, 39, active:

-patellar luxations playing soccer age 13, no diagnosis back than

-age 22: cartilage tear at a dance festival abroad and artroshcopy (patella luxation with damage to cartilage). Mind you, I was in Hungary and didnt understand what was happening, it was so bad but surgery went well

-check up at age 33: 2cm x 3cm cartilage damage according to MRI

-check up at age 39 and diagnosis (last week): I have high-grade retropatellar cartilage defects (likely grade 3-4) with subchondral cysts and bone marrow edema, caused by patella maltracking due to trochlea dysplasia (Dejour B/C) and elevated TTTG - a congenital structural problem that went unaddressed after a traumatic patella dislocation and fragment removal in 2010. My surgeon has proposed a combined tibial tubercle osteotomy (Fulkerson anteromedial) plus open cartilage reconstruction using microfracture, membrane coverage, minced cartilage and Endoret augmentation. Potentially we will look at growing my own cartilage in a lab but he said it might not be necessary.

Question: I am obviously worried about the surgery since it seems pretty full-on. Also, I dont have any pain, only swelling if I run for like 5-10km. My doctor said, he suggests surgery only if I have pain BUT from my research, it seems like this will only get worse as I get older. I will see 2 more clinics here but just wanted to see if anyone had a similar experience? Looking to exchange with others. Thanks!

edit: Especially interested in hearing from anyone who had a TTO / Fulkerson osteotomy, or who chose to delay surgery without significant pain and how that went long term??

u/Fine-Anywhere-9057 — 4 days ago

▲ 11 r/askswitzerland

I have had depressive episodes for a longer time but I would say I am still functioning pretty OK (i go to the gym for example) but I noticed I am withdrawing more and more from people, loosing interest in having life goals etc.. A friend told me about a clinic outside of Zurich for depression/burnout and I was wondering what that looks like, is that a place people go even if they are able to "function"?

My depression mostly comes from a lack of purpose/meaning I believe. Which is what makes me think that I might still have the same issue once I leave the structured schedule of clinic day to day life.

Anyone been to one of those clinics?

Ps deutsch ist auch gut

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u/Fine-Anywhere-9057 — 8 days ago