Same strategy- rolled down my strike price and to a further expiration date
Be water, my friend—stay calm, adapt, and let the market do its thing. Watch me pocket $30K in premiums in Sep.
Jun/Jul/Aug: $1,721 / $26,431 / $34,103
Sep 2026: $26,878
| Side | Price | Filled | Realized P&L |
|---|---|---|
| Credit Close | -0.70 1 | -- Closed |
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Undervalued relative to peers/growth
Fundamentally strong (real earnings, healthy balance sheet, not just hype)
Double-digit revenue/earnings growth,
Covered Calls : I also sell calls against those shares to generate additional income while I wait for a rebound or continued upside. This "wheel" style approach — put → assignment → covered call → called away — keeps premium flowing on both sides.
Strangles (for range-bound names): On stocks I think will stay within a range for a while, I'll sell a strangle (put + call at different strikes) to collect premium from both sides without picking a direction.
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