The Wheel Strategy is one of those methods that sounds too simple to be powerful — until you actually apply it the right way.

You sell a put, get paid.

If assigned, you own the stock at a lower price.

Then you sell a call, and get paid again. Rinse and repeat.

That’s the pitch.

But the real val...

I didn’t reinvent my strategy.

I didn’t switch tickers or overhaul my approach.

I made one small adjustment — and it made my naked put trading better in every way.

I’ve always liked selling puts on SPY. For years, I stuck to the textbook approach: sell far out-of-the-money puts, usually around th...

Let me be clear: I’m not anti-stock. I just know better.

If your strategy is limited to buying shares and hoping they go up, you’re playing the market on hard mode.

Stocks are basic — fine for getting started, but not nearly enough if your goal is consistent, sustainable income.

Here’s exactly wh...

What Is the Real Edge in Options Trading?

Let’s cut through the noise.

There are a lot of strategies, signals, and setups out there. Most traders bounce between them looking for the thing that will finally make options trading click.

But the traders who last — and actually make consistent money —...

Covered strangles are income beasts, but they can tie up serious capital.

Want the same cash flow with a fraction of the cost?

Enter the poor man’s covered strangle—a synthetic twist that’s been a go-to in my arsenal. I’ve navigated its wins and pitfalls, so let’s break it down: what it is, why it...

If you're new to options trading or looking to enhance your stock positions, a covered call is one of the most beginner-friendly strategies to explore.

This approach allows you to generate income, reduce your cost basis, and increase your probability of profit—all while maintaining a bullish outloo...