$HIMS 20260402 30.0 CALL$ I managed to capture some decent premium by selling a covered call on HIMS during that recent price spike fueled by the Novo Nordisk deal news. While the stock has since surrendered a good portion of those gains, the strategy worked out exactly as intended for this cycle since the call expired worthless. This allowed me to pocket the full premium and lower my cost basis while the volatility was high, providing a nice cushion as the price action begins to settle back down.

$NVDA 20260402 165.0 PUT$ With NVDA continues to range bounded.  Selling of options either short put or call position continues to be rather profitable Despite the share price has gone nowhere for months now. 

$SPY 20260402 618.0 PUT$ Aside from selling CSP on SPY via daily 0DTE whenever opportunity arises, have been selling weekly CSP too. Especially when there's a sharp downturn, as this CSP will become very profitable once the stock bounces back within a day or 2 along with time decay, the short put position usually turns profitable real fast. This put was very much worthless by the 3rd day after opening however still holding till it expires worthless keeping the full premium Collected. 

Whatever Trump tweet, is all manipulating The market to his advantage   The attack of Iran is the best way he can enhance his wealth along with his puppet masters   The outcome of the attack is of no importance   As one can see the given 'deadline' kept pushed back  When he buy times market will either stalled or rebound   Then he will tweet again of further attack to bring oil price up and the cycle goes on  

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   I’ve held this lot of AMD for quite some time, and it spent a significant period underwater while the share price languished below the $100 mark. Even after it finally climbed back above my strike, the price stayed stagnant for a while, so I focused on selling covered calls to generate some side income and hedge against that frustrating sideways movement. Everything changed last October when the price action took a sharp turn and spiked, leaving my covered calls deep in the money and resulting in several lots at a different brokerage being called away because they became too difficult to roll. I’ve been holding onto this final lot for dear life, and after months of rolling, my last

$ASML 20260717 1320.0 CALL$ Was meant to be a quick in out trade with this ASML call option. When the market was down on last Friday, entered this contract thinking market may bounce back towards end of the same day, however, the market tanked. This call was badly damaged. luckily we have time in our hand. Held it now for 4 days, the trade has turned around, closing this with a tidy profit.  🍀😝

$ASML 20260717 1320.0 CALL$  US has paused the attack on IRAN. Are they stalling for more time or are they really done with the attack? It is well known that the Trump administration often manipulates the market with 'news' via Trump's tweet. We can only know after the market has been set. Just need to play along and somehow knowing he can't crash the market too hard.  This call was bought during last Friday's sell off. Luckily we are now n a reversal course and now close to a tidy profit for a just a few days' work. 🍀 

$SPY 20260325 653.0 PUT$ I've been wheeling SPY primarily with 0DTE for a good while now, and while taking assignment from a cash-secured put is a natural part of the cycle, my main focus is often on avoiding it, especially during the current uncertainty. I usually identify a solid support area to place my strike, only taking assignment if the price dips below that level and I feel the momentum has turned bullish; otherwise, I prefer to roll the position down and out. Keeping my cash free is a priority for me because it allows me to keep selling puts daily and collecting consistent premium income. While I might miss some upside if the shares take off, I've found that being assigned right before a tank can be demoralizing,

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I have been watching TSLA closely, and it’s tough to see the stock retreat about 25% since it peaked near the 498 level back in December. The past few earnings reports definitely didn't provide the spark we were looking for, especially since Tesla’s global EV deliveries actually declined by roughly 8.6% in 2025—marking the second consecutive year of contracting sales as competition from rivals like BYD continues to heat up. It feels like the market is currently struggling to price in the core auto business versus the long-term AI narrative. However, there is a lot of chatter about a potential SpaceX IPO rumored for mid-2026 at a massive $1.5 trillion valuation, which could create a "Musk p

$APP 20260618 410.0 CALL$  I’ve been watching the price action on AppLovin (APP), and it is clear that many investors just aren't “lovin” it right now as the share price has tumbled roughly 41% since hitting its all-time high of $745.61 just about three months ago in December. This ticker has faced a wave of disruptions that have shaken the confidence of even the most bullish traders, including the emergence of new AI-based competitors like CloudX and Alphabet’s Project Genie which some fear could outpace APP's own engine. On top of the competitive heat, we’ve had to digest a relentless barrage of short-seller reports alleging everything from accounting irregularities to extreme claims of "cooking the numbers" and even ti

World leaders! Please unite and stop Trump! This atrocious being as if has not done enough to divide America.  It's is also dividing the world. If world leaders do not take courage to unite, the world is gonna run in to the ground by 1 mad idiot. 

$HIMS 20260320 32.0 CALL$ I decided to capitalize on the recent volatility by selling a covered call on HIMS after it gapped up significantly following the announcement of its new partnership with Novo Nordisk. This deal is a major strategic pivot as the company moves toward officially distributing branded Ozempic and Wegovy, which initially sent the share price soaring. However, the stock has since retraced back toward that gap-up level, and I am watching closely to see if it can establish a firm base here. There is a strong possibility it might drift lower to the $19 mark to fully fill the gap before finding a more permanent floor. In the meantime, I will continue to sell covered calls to generate side income and lower

$BABA 20260320 155.0 CALL$ BABA is currently testing a critical psychological and technical juncture as it retreats to levels we haven’t seen since last September. While the company continues to lean heavily into its AI infrastructure and cloud computing expansion, the recent earnings data hasn't quite provided the spark investors were looking for, leaving the stock in a vulnerable position. I’m looking for the share price to find its footing here and either begin a reversal or, at the very least, enter a period of sideways consolidation to burn off this selling pressure. It is vital that the stock holds firm above the key $108 support level, as a failure to maintain that floor could signal a much deeper correction and a

$UNH 20260320 320.0 CALL$ UNH gapped down significantly following its last earnings report, but I’ve been watching it closely as it attempted to consolidate into an ascending flag formation. This looked like a promising bullish setup, characterized by a flat top near 295 and higher lows riding an ascending support line. However, last Friday’s quadruple witching day brought a wave of bearish sentiment that sent the broader market into a tailspin, and UNH wasn’t spared. The stock has now broken decisively below that support level, ending with a lower low that undercuts the previous swing low. If we don’t see a sharp reversal back above this support line within the next two trading sessions, this ascending flag will likely b

$ASML 20260618 1360.0 CALL$ Manage to do a quick in and out trade with ASML.  Looking at both SPY and QQQ bouncing off their 200EMA guessing we are likely to close higher.  Happy to lock in the profit despite the bounce will fetch a bigger profit if were to hold for a bit longer. Well, profit is profit. 🙏🍀🙏

$ASML 20260618 1380.0 CALL$ Another quick in and out of ASML. Today at early Premarket, ASML was up almost 1%. However the share slipped over to negative 1% earlier. Manage to get in and out for some pocket change. 🙏🙏🍀

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$   I noticed Meta caught a nice 3% bump today, and the "why" is a massive strategic pivot. The rumors of a 20% workforce cut (16k+ jobs) are less about traditional firing and more about a brutal reallocation of capital. Zuckerberg is essentially swapping human payroll for AI chips and data centers, with 2026 capex set to nearly double to $135B. With their "Avocado" model facing delays, the pressure is on to prove that a leaner, AI-assisted team can outpace the competition. It’s the "Year of Efficiency" on steroids—trading headcount for compute power to fund a $600B AI infrastructure bet.

$SLV 20260320 69.0 PUT$ I've noticed that SLV has finally started to catch its breath after that wild ride earlier this year, and I'm feeling quite confident about putting the wheel strategy to work. I've already wrapped up my first successful cycle and am now moving back into selling Cash Secured Puts (CSPs) to capitalize on this stabilization. It’s fascinating to see the technicals shifting, as SLV is currently hovering around $73, which is a significant retreat from its January peak near $121, but it seems to be finding a solid floor. I’m keeping a close eye on the Implied Volatility (IV), which is still sitting at a healthy rank of around 50%, giving me some juicy premiums to collect while the market decides its next bi