It would seem silly to basically give the puts away 2 weeks early (they sold for basically nothing), but despite being a active trading noob, I did make a lot of realized short term cap gains for 2020 so these near worthless lazr puts were worth more to me at this point as a slight tax credit than hoping they rise enough to sell for equal amount of net savings.
And as San mentions below, I have drawn out near the max margin I'm allowed and have to rapidly pair down my positions in 2021. I'll start with the big winners and take it from there.
My gut tells me 2020 will be seen as an anomaly. Its been a fun tiger ride, but you got to know when to jump off before it eats you.
2021: Holding a few stocks waiting for long term cap gains qualifications hit (BA, DIS, PLTR). The rest of my stuff, selling very close in the money covered calls over and over till they hit. Also selling anything that is 50+ percent gain. All until I get my margin paid off and then switching my individual account into something more passive and restriction "active" investing to my ROTH and to a lesser extent my self managed 401k account. Thats the "plan" anyhow. I hope I have time to execute it before something market-bad happens.
My 2020 options tally is a net LOSS of around 2k. I suppose it could of been far worse. Buying calls and buying puts just turn me off. I like Sans strat of being on the other side. May as well get paid premium for stuff you'd like to already own or stuff you'd like to sell anyways.