Unrealized P&L of about +$162.
Net Asset = $24,185.
Cash On-hand = $22,187.
Net Asset increased from last week $23.1K to $24.2K.
1 more week to Expiry Friday 20-Feb.
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Unrealized P&L of about +$10,151.
BAC share price swing up-and-down and dropped to $5.58. 
Unrealized P&L of about -$926.
Unrealized P&L of about +$2,106.
Will try Momentum Trading using Level II Quotes for Fund C to catch up. This strategy is a lot of hard work as one has to monitor and hunt for the opportunity. Very intense and focus short-term momentum trading which can result in minimum 5% to 10% gain within 2 to 10 minutes.
Unrealized P&L of about +$1306.
Need the price of BAC & C to stabilize, to rise or to drop slightly by Expiry Friday 20-Feb and we will get to keep the Option premium ($14,260) collected upfront. Continue to put Stop Loss protection along the way.
Unrealized loss of about -$3K.
NOK announced earnings tumbled 69%. Share price dropped.
UnRealized loss about -$10K

BAC support level at $7.00 and C support level at $3.50.
STO the followings :-
Remarks :
Both vertical spreads for MS & COF and one BAC naked PUT (with Stop-Loss protection) all expired worhtless. Kept profit of $4,008, $2,222 and $350.
Old Net Value = $92,062 (as of 6-Jan)
Just about to went to bed last night and heard from CNBC news that Citi brought forward their earning announcement from 22-Jan to 16-Jan (before market open) i.e. on option Expiry FRIDAY !! That sucks...... what a timing.
As we do not trade through earning period, quickly close (BTO) all Jan-C-PUT positions. Collected $130 profit instead of $1,040 planned. And can sleep well not having to worry about Citi earning announcement next day (was prepared to take small losses and get out if needed).
MS and COF still on downward trend. No action needed. Likely to achieved max potential profit of $4,008 and $2,222 respectively by expiry Friday 16-Jan (positions started on 5-Jan through STO).
STO (Sell-To-Open) 130x Jan-$2.5-PUT-C at $0.08. C price was at $3.90. To lose money C has to drop from $3.90 to $2.42 which means it must drop 37.9% within next 1 day. Target profit of $1,040 within a day.
C share price dropped to $5.01 and profit of the Bear-CALL-spread hits target 80% of max potential profit. Contract is 20-Feb and has 35 more days to go, not worth to wait that long for another 20%. And C is announcing earnings on 22-Jan and we do not want hold open position through earning announcement due to unpredictable outcome. So BTC (Buy-To-Close) all 100 C contracts at $0.055 and returned $550 back to the market and keep profit of $2,240.
COF share price dropped to around $26. Profit is more than 80% of max potential profit. Price is $9 (34.6%) away from defense line of $35 and 2 more days to expiry as this is 15-Jan contract. Likely to keep 100% of max potential profit of $2,222. No action needed.
Fund A Closed. Target met. Net value increaed from $50,000 (1-Sep-08) to $100,470 (9-Jan-09) in about 4 months (target was 12 months). Congrates.
Banking and credit card issuer Stocks price came down nicely as projected over the past 5 days. BAC met target of 80% of max profit potential.
The market has been on the up trend in the first few days of the new year 2009. Believe that the market will be range bound or slightly on the downside over the next few weeks. Some of the financial stocks and credit card issuers still having relatively high implied volatility. So decided to setup vertical spread (Bear CALL spread) on some of those stocks. If my decision is wrong and these stocks price continue to go upward, will need to cut lost at break-even point or with some loses.
Setup (Sell-To-Open) Bear CALL spreads for MS, C, BAC and COF.
Was trying to BTO some PUTs on shipping companies. Made a silly mistake and bought FDX instead which do not own ships or operate significant sea freights. Cut lost and closed out. A $700 lesson. VERTICAL SPREAD i.e. Bull-PUT-spread and Bear-CALL-spread. The trade is setup by selling an out-of-the-money PUT (or CALL) and simultaneously buying a further-out-of-the-money PUT (or CALL). CALENDAR SPREAD This is setup by buying one option of a given strike price and expiration month and simultaneously writing an option with the same strike price but a different expiration month that has less time until expiration than the option you bought.
The trade is setup by buying an out-of-the-money CALL and simultaneously selling an out-ofthe-money PUT.
RATIO SPREAD The trade is setup by buying one at-the-money CALL and simultaneously selling two out-of-the-money CALL. STRADDLE (and STRANGLE) Buying a Straddle involves buying a CALL and a PUT of the same strike price simultaneously. Buying a Strangle involves buying a CALL and a PUT with different strike prices simultaneously. CLICK here for more detail uses of the various Option Strategies ===> CLICK ME