To The Moon

$HIMS 20260402 30.0 CALL$ 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. 🍀 

The last lie.  They didn't make enough money.  Or didn't get to get out fast enough. while the market did turn very green on that day, it was shortly pulled back.  Over Sunday he again tries to manipulate the market but was quickly shut down by Iranian officials.  And now he is at it again.  Depleting Iran's missile? Using ground troops while themselves are down with tomahawk? We know he care little if at all with other human lives. 

Trump says otherwise woah.. 

$SPY 20260325 653.0 PUT$ 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,