How I Trade

No gimmicks. No Discord pump groups. Just a system that generates real monthly income from the market.

I trade for income, not excitement.

I'm not trying to catch 10x runners or time the next earnings pop. That's gambling with extra steps. My goal every single week is simple: sell premium on quality stocks, collect the cash, repeat.

It's boring. That's the point.

Most traders measure their success in dollars. I measure mine in percentages. Did I collect the premium I was targeting? What was my return on the capital I had at risk? That's the only number that matters — and it's the one most people ignore.

The Wheel Strategy — three moves, looped.

The wheel works because it puts you on the right side of the trade. You stop buying options (paying premium) and start selling them (collecting premium).

1

Sell a Cash-Secured Put

Pick a stock you'd actually want to own. Sell a put contract at a strike below the current price. You collect the premium immediately. If the stock stays above your strike by expiration — you keep the cash, done. Repeat next week.

2

Get Assigned (If It Happens)

If the stock drops below your strike, you buy 100 shares at the price you already agreed to. This isn't a disaster — you already got paid the premium, and you're now holding a quality stock you chose. You wanted to own it anyway.

3

Sell Covered Calls

Now you own the shares. Sell covered calls against them and collect more premium while you wait for the stock to recover. Once it gets called away at your strike, you start the wheel again from Step 1.

You're getting paid whether the stock goes up, sideways, or slightly down. That's the edge.

What my trading week actually looks like.

I run scans daily on liquid, high-IV tickers — major stocks and ETFs — and filter for setups that meet my criteria: IV rank above threshold, enough premium to justify the risk, and a stock I'd be comfortable holding if assigned.

Monday

Setup day. I post the week's top put-selling candidates — ticker, strike, expiration, premium %, and my reasoning. This is what goes out in the email.

Tuesday

Deep dive. I pick one setup from Monday and break it down fully — the why behind every decision, and what my plan is if the trade moves against me.

Wednesday

Position check. What's open in my portfolio, what I'm rolling, what I'm closing. Real numbers, real decisions — including when something isn't working.

Friday

Position update. What's open, what I'm closing, what I'm rolling. End of week decisions on everything in the portfolio.

Friday

Week recap. What happened, what worked, what didn't. And what I'm watching going into Monday. Losses included — always.

What I'm not.

I'm not a financial advisor. I'm not selling a course that promises $10,000 a month in passive income. I'm a full-time trader who does this every week and shares what I'm actually doing — setups, results, and mistakes included.

You can follow along, learn the system, and decide what makes sense for your own account. The goal is that over time, you understand the method well enough that you don't need to copy me — you can run it yourself.

Nothing on this site is financial advice. I am not a registered investment advisor. All content is for educational and informational purposes only. Trading options involves substantial risk. Only trade what you can afford to lose.

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