Just finished chapter 8 of Set for Life by Scott Trench on audiobook and I’m absolutely hooked! 🤯 This book is straight fire if you want to build real wealth in your 20s/30s without living like a monk. 10/10 recommend.
$3,000 in my account in 2018.
$500,000 in my account in 2024.
No, I didn't hit a home run.
I just stopped swinging for the fences.
No 10X trades.
No viral meme stocks.
No lottery ticket options.
Just boring:
→ 5% per month selling puts
→ Compounding for 6 years
→ Not blowing up
→ Staying in the game
The secret to wealth isn't sexy.
It's just not losing for long enough.
Markets looking a tad bearish lately? Don't get ahead of yourself—zoom out and remember the bigger picture instead of fixating on those recent red days.
If you're in options, consider rolling your positions to buy some time and ride it out. Patience pays off in the long game!
We pride ourselves on being frugal and we value taking care, mending, and making things last...including our sanity! 🤪
🤯 Just had a coworker look at me like I’d grown a second head when I said I don’t buy new work scrubs every couple of months. That's fine. To her, it's nice to have a refresh of patterns. She just gets bored.
I respectfully said, "well, I have plenty of pairs that are still in great condition, and some I have even had since the start of my career."
Again, she looked at me like she thought I was crazy and said "no no you need to refresh" 🤨
She then said not only does she cycle out work scrubs and her clothes every few months...but she even replaces her dishes, pots and pans, bedding...everything.... Every....single... year.... 😳
I just said, “well I feel that is extremely wasteful” and just left it at that.
We are really big on to each their own, but this mindset right here... that constant need to replace what still works... all while being frugal is looked at as being cheap.
Market's gapped up green today.
Just closed my $HOOD Nov 7 110P (bought back at $0.44) and $TSLA Nov 7 365P (at $0.80) from Friday.
Hit my profit ($150+) thresholds quick thanks to the rally.
Locking in gains.
Not a bad day for an almost all Green Day of opening CSPs.
Premium Collected: $959
Total Capital in Use (Today’s Opens): $17,645
Avg Days to Expire: ~15
- Clsd 3 CSP $AMD 197.5P Oct 31 @ $0.19
- Opnd CSP $PLTR 145P Nov 7 @ $1.18
- Opnd CSP $HOOD 110P Nov 7 @ $1.02
- Opnd CSP $TSLA 370P Nov 14 @ $2.51
- Opnd CSP $TSLA 365P Nov 21 @ $3.27
- Opnd CSP $MU 175P Nov 14 @ $1.61
Hey folks, quick snapshot of today's action: Mostly closed out positions for gains, with a couple new opens. Prices per unit (premium per share).
Opened $TSLA Nov 07 $335 Put (1 contract): Sold @ $1.13/unit.
Opened $TSLA Nov 07 $335 Put (1 contract): Sold @ $1.23/unit.
Closed $HOOD Nov 07 $105 Puts (2 contracts): Bought back @ $1.36/unit.
Opened $NVDA Nov 14 $155 Puts (2 contracts): Sold @ $0.81/unit.
Closed $MU Oct 31 $170 Puts (3 contracts): Bought back @ $0.53/unit.
Closed $TSLA Nov 07 $335 Puts (2 contracts): Bought back @ $0.64/unit.
Closed $AVGO Oct 31 $295 Put (1 contract): Bought back @ $0.47/unit.
Closed $NVDA Oct 31 $155 Put (1 contract): Bought back @ $0.21/unit.
Closed $ORCL Oct 31 $240 Put (1 contract): Bought back @ $0.42/unit.
Closed $HOOD Oct 31 $114 Puts (3 contracts): Bought back @ $0.39/unit.
Net gains today: ~$700+ realized. Staying nimble! 🚀 #OptionsTrading
Just closed out my $HOOD short puts from yesterday for a quick 53.33% gain—love those fast movers! Also deployed some $TSLA Nov 7 '25 335P when the stock dipped under $420, avg fill at $1.18. Betting on a rebound post-earnings, but keeping it sized small in this vol. #OptionsTrading
🚨 TSLA Puts Alert! 📉 Earnings miss ($0.39 vs $0.55) tanked $TSLA to -4% of $438. Vol’s down (IV ~50%). Planning 1-2 far OTM puts ($350/360) at open for safe theta. $420 support holds.
*Not advice.*
1.) Know your risks and only sell puts on companies that you would not mind owning.
This way - if you get assigned, you will gladly buy the shares.
Avoid shit companies and hype companies like $BBBY $AMC etc