Sweet Apples!

Over the past 3 weeks, I've had some incredible options trades with Apple Computer, or now named, Apple Inc. I started on December 27th, 2006, and here are some of the trades I made.

12/27/2006 - Apple JAN '07 $80 Call - Bought $3.80 - Sold $4.90 = 26% Gain
12/27/2006 - Apple FEB '07 $80 Call - Bought $5.40 - Sold $9.00 = 66% Gain
1/3/2007 - Apple JAN '07 $100 Call - Bought $0.41 - Sold $0.70 = 70% Gain

As of right now I'm still holding some of the Jan '07 $100 Calls at an average price of $0.41 cents per contract. Today they were up over 100%. I'm trying to devise a strategy to hold them into earnings. I'm looking for some advise on which strategy to employ to reduce risk. Any ideas options traders? Thanks

Today the buyers surely came out in Apple after the release of their new iPhone, iTV (Apple TV), Widescreen iPod, etc. I did what I've heard as being called, "feeding the ducks". These buyers were so strong they kept bidding up these options to 200% at one point, so I kept selling some of my position right at the top to feed these guys, and sure enough, they picked up my orders with a 116% gain. Take a look...