$Intel(INTC)$ Accumulated 200 shares. Its pricing had been rather volatile recently following the overall market pull back. Had been able to capture several rounds of covered call premiums. Hopefully able to continue doing so rolling the covered call price forward.
$Intel(INTC)$ Price is currently trending up. Doing 2-day covered call with strike price $130 and 2-day OTM short put of $110 to collect premiums. Don't mind selling at $130 and buying more in the event the low price $110 of short put is hit. Of course the best scenario would be both covered call and short put expire worthless capturing maximum premiums.
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ for the long term. It had been retracing last week and now back to its uptrend. Will be watching Its uptrend path before activating the Cover Call wheel strategy again.
$MU 20260612 800.0 PUT$ Short on May 28 when $MU was trending up rapidly above $1,000. Now it is reversing on a downward trend below $1,000. Closed to secure profit and mitigate risk.
$NVDA 20260522 240.0 CALL$ Was hoping that the share price would be sky rocketing to $240 after earnings announcement. It turned out to be my own wishful thinking. The share price actually sank 2% right after the earnings announcement. Nevertheless, am happy to keep the premium and let the wheel strategy continue for another cycle.
$HSBC 20260410 80.0 PUT$ I like the approach of investing in 'golden goose that lays golden eggs' (i.e. blue chips that consistently return yoy capital gains and healthy dividends). E.g. the 3 Singapore banking stocks (DBS, UOB, OCBC). In my attempt to source for more, I found this gem, Hong Kong Bank which yields yoy capital gains and healthy dividends in the similar range and fashion as the 3 mentioned banking counterparts. This stock appears in 3 flavours: HKEX - 0005.HK NYSE - HSBC SGX - HSHD (HSBC HK SDR 5to1) I did a cash secured OTM sell put In the US market with the intent to buy at a discount. Didn't manage to buy at the desired discount but happy to keep the prem
$NVDA 20260227 205.0 CALL$$NVDA 20260227 172.5 PUT$ 2 days before earning announcement, the call options were carrying extremely lucrative values due to volatility. I sold 2 covered calls for at a strike price of $205. I was hoping it would skyrocket right after the earning session. It didn't happen. My shares are still intact. Nevertheless, I still made money as both my covered calls and short puts expired worthless. I have been doing short term (7 days or less)covered calls and short puts using the Wheel strategy repeatedly. Next week I will start another cycle. Happy investing everyone 🤗!