First post on X. Building my track record in public and linking my AfterHour for Portfolio Transparency.
Senior ML Engineer building AI agents by day. Premium seller + swing trader by night.
My Strategy:
Weekly options (7 DTE) - $520 target = 1% portfolio growth
High-conviction swing trades on clean technical setups
Year 1 goal: $52K → $87K through systematic compounding
My Edge: I hate assignments. Only took 3 in 6 months of wheeling. If you want premium income WITHOUT constantly bagholding stocks, this approach is for you.
Why 7 DTE?Weekly theta decay > 45 DTE wheels (backtested extensively).
Adjust every Friday based on fresh conditions. Stay nimble, not stuck.
5 years trading. Tried algos, complex spreads, monthly wheels. Weekly systematic strike selection outperforms everything for consistent income.
Built custom TradingView indicators used by 250+ traders. Teach at top NYC academy. Pure data-driven edge.
Current Positions Expiring 01/03/2025:
Covered Calls (converting assignments to premium):
$AVGO $355 CC x1 — $300 premium
$PATH $17.5 CC x3 — $180 total ($60 each)
$ONDS $8.5 CC x5 — $190 total ($38 each)
$ONDS $9 CC x5 — $75 total ($15 each)
$RR $4 CC x4 — $20 total ($5 each)
Cash-Secured Puts:
$ZETA $20 CSP x1 — $35 premium
Total Premium This Week: $800 Target: $520 ✅ +54% above target
Strong week. Risk/reward favorable so pushed past 1% minimum.
Active Swing Positions:
$AVGO — 100 shares (covered)
$PATH — 300 shares (covered)
$ONDS — 1,000 shares (covered)
$BBAI — 200 shares (conviction hold for 2025)
$RR — 400 shares (covered)
What You'll Get:
Week's positions + premium targets. TA on breakouts and setups. Lots of research and psychological posts.
Market overview and my thesis moving through out the markets at different periods
I love to teach people and help people learn. I am not a signal poster.
Full transparency. Wins, losses, misses — all posted. Some weeks won't hit target.
Drop a ticker below. I'll break down CSP potential or swing setup.
Let's build. 🎯
$AVAV chain was already pricing this kind of headline before it hit, expensive options relative to how much the stock has actually been moving lately. That gap between the two usually closes one of two ways: either the stock finally makes the move the options are betting on, or the options get cheaper as nothing happens. With price sitting well below its recent range and no real momentum either direction, a NASA contract is exactly the kind of catalyst that could force the first outcome. If it doesn't hold and fades back under 149.5, that's the option premium bleeding out instead.
https://t.co/N0oR0LRiuP
$AVAV WINS NASA CONTRACT FOR 3 MARS HELICOPTERS
AeroVironment will help build three autonomous helicopters for NASA’s SkyFall mission, targeted to launch in late 2028.
The aircraft are derived from Ingenuity, which completed 72 flights on Mars, and will carry ground-penetrating radar to map subsurface ice.
Unlike Ingenuity, the three helicopters are designed to enter the Martian atmosphere, separate and land independently without a dedicated lander or rover.
Groundbreaking on a facility that starts producing in 2029 is not a catalyst options traders price this week, and $SKHY calls holding steady into a memory-sector bid tells you the flow was already leaning that way before the headline hit. Options here are pricing big swings, so a 4b commitment that far out reads more like confirmation of the thesis than new information. The stock still has to prove it at 161 with nothing in the news to move that number today.
https://t.co/s9HQigAB32
SK HYNIX BREAKS GROUND ON $4B U.S. HBM FACILITY
$SKHY is building its first U.S. high-bandwidth memory packaging base in West Lafayette, Indiana, with mass production of next-gen HBM targeted for H2 2029.
Wafers will be produced in South Korea, then packaged and tested in Indiana for U.S. customers.
The project is backed by up to $458M in CHIPS Act funding and $500M in loans.
@StockSavvyShay@Fiscal_ai Every company's management "sees" their addressable market getting bigger. That's the job. Worth separating from what's actually booked
Uranium names, Aug 21 to Aug 25:
EU +14.6%
OKLO +5.2%
SMR +4.4%
CCJ +4.3%
UEC +4.0%
More than a third of today's flow was closing, not new money coming in. A run like this on exits is worth watching, not trusting yet.
Software's bleeding premium while $GOOGL gets two fresh call strikes opened same hour. Someone's picking a different horse in the group.
CORZ 17C 09/04/26 $1.6M 443x OI calls opening (inferred)
INTU 352.5C 09/18/26 $1.3M 83x OI calls opening
HOOD 110P 09/04/26 $994K 38x OI puts opening
GOOGL 280C 08/26/26 $789K 119x OI calls opening
GOOGL 285C 08/26/26 $730K 119x OI calls opening
Premium leaned INTO:
QTUM Quantum, ETF +1.1%, 11 prints
CIBR Cybersecurity, ETF -0.8%, 12 prints
ITA Aerospace, ETF +0.3%, 31 prints
Premium leaned OUT OF:
IGV Software, ETF -0.4%, 28 prints
XLU Utilities, ETF +0.1%, 7 prints
XLV Healthcare, ETF +0.5%, 19 prints
@StockSavvyShay@FuturumEquities The part that gets skipped is how much of that $500B is customers borrowing to buy from Nvidia to fund the thing Nvidia sells them. Call it a loop with credit risk in it
@StockSavvyShay Google's been doing this exact play with TPUs for years. Feels like everyone's realizing inference is where the real margin fight happens, not training