I'm not a hedge fund guy. I'm not a finance professor. I'm just someone from Long Island who figured out a better way to make money from the market — and decided to share it.
For a long time I traded the way most people do — buying stocks, watching them go up and down, hoping the next earnings report would finally push things in the right direction. Some months were good. Most were just waiting.
Then I discovered the other side of the options trade. Not the lottery ticket side — the side where you collect the premium instead of paying it. The more I studied it, the more it clicked.
That's when everything changed. Options buyers are paying for the right to a big move. Options sellers are getting paid to wait. When you realize that roughly 80% of options expire worthless, you stop asking "what's going to happen to this stock" and start asking "how much premium can I collect this week."
That's what the wheel strategy is. Sell puts on stocks you'd actually want to own. Collect premium. If you get assigned, sell covered calls and collect more. You stop hoping the market goes your way — you get paid regardless.
I decided to stop being the gambler and start being the casino.
I trade full time — credit spreads, put sales, buying shares on names I believe in. I'm also working toward my real estate license, because I believe in building multiple income streams, not depending on one. I own a rental property in Connecticut. I live in Long Island, NY.
I didn't start this site to sell you something. I started it because the people around me kept asking what I was doing with the market — and explaining it one conversation at a time got old. This is the better version of that conversation, open to everyone.
The name PercentWins comes from something I believe deeply: the dollar amount of a trade is almost meaningless without context. A $500 gain on $5,000 of capital is a 10% return. A $500 gain on $50,000 is 1%. I care about the percentage. That's what tells you if the trade actually worked.
Not reconstructed after the fact. Not curated to make me look good. If I sell a put on Monday and the stock drops hard by Wednesday, you'll hear about it — and what I did about it.
The goal isn't to impress you. It's to show you a repeatable system and give you enough context to understand how to apply it yourself. Over time, the weekly posts become a real track record — built in public, week by week.
The losses are part of the record, not something I hide. That's what separates this from the highlight-reel accounts you see everywhere else.
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