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S&P 500 is up 11.97% over the last year - not bad.

Our option selling portfolio is up 66.72% over the same time frame.

What kind of return would you rather see in your portfolio?

Maybe it's a good time to learn more about option selling?

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@daltonbrewer Depends on the price we'll see after launch.

Would like to sell some puts on a good drop.

Committed to buy one share at the IPO if RH gives it to me.

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@Invest_Brandon I think you sometimes also close those PSPs early if the price recovers / rallies a good bit.

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About 30%, compared to the starting value.

The stability of the portfolio depends strongly on the companies and/or ETFs you select to sell options on.

Whether you use margin or not and if you do any hedging are also factors to consider.

Our portfolio includes some volatile individual stocks like $TSLA, $HOOD, and $COIN -- so it's not for the faint of heart.

Most of the investors we coach utilize less volatile assets.

[Salt Money @SaltMoneyOrg]

S&P 500 is up 11.97% over the last year - not bad.

Our option selling portfolio is up 66.72% over the same time frame.

What kind of return would you rather see in your portfolio?

Maybe it's a good time to learn more about option selling?

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Most people think “options = gambling.”

I used to think that too… until I flipped the script and started selling them instead of buying.

Here are the 4 massive advantages almost nobody talks about:

You get paid UPFRONT — cash hits your account the moment you place the trade (not months or years later).

Time decay (theta) works FOR you — every single day the option loses value in your favor, even if the stock barely moves.

You win in 3 out of 4 market scenarios: stock goes up ✅ stock stays flat ✅ stock drops a little ✅ (only big drops hurt — and we pick strikes to make that rare).

You can generate 1–3% per week on capital at risk — that’s 50–150%+ annualized with compounding, all while owning stocks you believe in anyway.

I went from Forex blowups and flat TSLA bags to living completely off option premium in under 3 years.

This isn’t theory — it’s the exact system I lay out in my book Passive Income Fast Track and teach daily inside our communities.

Ready to turn your stagnant portfolio into a cash-flow machine?

Comment “GUIDE” below and I’ll send you my Cashflow Options Playbook PDF + invite to our next live training (100% free).

Your future self will thank you.

#FinancialFreedom #OptionIncome #SellOptions

Let’s get you collecting premium this week! 💰

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Selling stock options can be compared to selling insurance.

Most insurance companies make money, many make a lot of it.

But like insurance companies, you cannot just take on any random risk and insure it.

You have to be very selective in what opportunities you accept and which ones you deny.

Even the ones you accept have to be priced well.

That's where limit orders for stock options come into play.

Why are most insurance companies very profitable?

Because they price their insurance to have the mathematical advantage.

You can do the same when selling stock options. Most of them expire worthless.

By selling them (selectively on risks you're willing to take) you have the mathematical advantage on your side.

Selling the same type of options often enough, over a long enough time horizon, almost guarantees the statistical advantage will work out in our favor.

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@GrindeOptions My personal number is about half that, but I also have cashflow from real estate.

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@amitisinvesting What happened to Nvidia cards having to be replaced/upgraded every two years in data centers while they're being depreciated over five years (or similar, my numbers might be wrong), @THEBlGSHORT?

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@PatrickHeizer Depends a lot on your age and your inflation expectations till then.

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@amitisinvesting It was about time for that divergence.

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Trying to manage some options positions from the plane in $HOOD, $SOFI, etc. over the Atlantic today.

Internet is crazy slow and you can hardly get anything done with @lufthansa .

Why not get Starlink or similar for a decent customer experience? I paid 19 Euros for mostly wasted time.

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@GrindeOptions Thank God 10% inflation is not real (so far). 🙂

If it was, we should all pile into assets like real estate we can buy with OPM.

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@BoBbyPleWniaK How risky would the ocean crossing be with the larger catamaran?

Praying the family plans will go well.

We've introduced our firstborn to my family in Germany over the last few weeks.

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@BoBbyPleWniaK Makes sense. If we learn how to push the boundaries of what's average in one area (fitness or otherwise) it often translates to mindset skills & breakthroughs in other areas like finance as well.

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Have you ever thought I need to pay off all my debt before investing a single dollar?

This all or nothing thinking cost me tens of thousands in potential wealth. Here's why:

While focusing exclusively on my mortgage, I missed years of market returns which average 8 to 10%.

Here's the smart approach to the debt versus investing:

- High interest debt, like credit cards at 15% plus should be tackled first.
- Low interest debt, like a mortgage at 3 to 6% is something you can pay down slowly while investing.
- Money is a tool that works best when you're strategic, not emotional.

I started investing just with just a few hundreds while still paying off my car loan.

Seven years later, my investments have grown while my debt has shrunk.

You can do both. You should do both, but with the right debt.

What's your debt situation and how is it affecting your investment plans.

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I ignored options for 7 full years because I thought “leverage = danger.”

My portfolio? Basically flat the entire time — some stocks up, some down, barely beating inflation.

Then I discovered the truth most people never hear:
Selling options actually REDUCES risk when you do it on stocks you’re happy to own forever.

Here’s what changed everything:

Instead of praying a stock goes up, I started collecting cash upfront every week by selling puts below the price on companies I love (NVDA, SOFI, TSLA, etc.).

If the stock stays flat or goes up → I keep 100% of the premium (1–2% per week).

If it dips and I get assigned → I now own an amazing company at a discount AND immediately sell a covered call to collect even more premium while I wait for the rebound.

Result?

My portfolio went from dead money to 40-70% consistent annual returns with far less stress than buy-and-hope ever gave me.

Same stocks. Same market. Totally different strategy.

Want the exact 5-step wheel strategy I use + the watchlist our community is crushing right now?

DM me “WHEEL” or grab the free guide in my bio → https://t.co/bxKwFNyhit

Stop leaving money on the table. Start getting paid to wait.
#OptionSelling #PassiveIncome #WealthBuilding

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Today we rolled a covered call on TSLL from $16 to $17 for a credit. This keeps it out of the money and increases the potential return, if the shares get called away. We had to add two weeks to the expiration date in order to make this move for a credit.

Since we had some cash in the account from RIOT calls that were called away on Friday, we also decided to sell a few puts.

The first two were for RKT with a strike price of $14. The second one was for SOFI with a strike of $15.50. Both puts have an expiration of 31 days. The ROI for these is around 4% for one month of time.

I did something different today and placed these trades on a livestream. You can watch the recording here and learn additional background details:
https://t.co/mAw9wHmxQt

Happy option selling!

Remember to only sell puts on companies you're ready to own at that price for the long-term and to only sell calls if you're ready to part with your shares at that price.

Consider joining our community at https://t.co/bxKwFNyhit if you haven't done so already. It will give you a great foundation for improving the returns in your stock portfolio by generating consistent cashflow from options.

None of this is financial advice, please do your own research and ask professionals.

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Time to Roll Tesla Call & Sell New Put https://t.co/1mu92wYeNG

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@Invest_Brandon Some people use a small part of the premium from the CSPs to buy a few inexpensive puts for some downside protection (or calls on VIX).

100% hedging rarely makes sense, but a partial one can help.

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@TJTheWheelDeal I heard banks normally don't like giving loans secured by land.

But for larger sizes of property that's likely different.