The key question is not whether Microsoft or Micron can rebound. It is whether you would willingly own 100 shares at the strike if the stock fell 20–30%. If the answer is no, the premium is not worth the obligation.
Cash-secured puts can be useful when the strike reflects a valuation level and the assignment amount is already in cash. But compare the premium with the risk: a capped gain versus substantial losses if the shares collapse. I would sell puts only on businesses I want to hold through volatility, at prices I consider attractive—not because IV is high.
@MillionaireTiger [贱笑]
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