Sell fear. Buy it back cheap. 📊 The Trade (4 Contracts) Before Earnings➡️ Collected: +$1,435.96 After Earnings➡️ Closed: -$112.00 💰 Profit 👉 ~$1,324 🧠 What happened? - IV was high before earnings → we sold premium - After earnings → IV crushed👉 Option value collapsed 🎯 Takeaway 👉 No big move needed👉 Got paid from volatility + time👉 Captured ~90% of the premium

Opened a position on UEC selling puts. The Trade:• UEC May 15 $15 PUT• 3 Contracts• Collected ~$2.84 ($852 total)• 50 days out Why I like it: Simple setup: Get paid upfrontPossibly buy the stock at a discountSet up the wheel strategy The Idea: If UEC stays above $15 →I keep the full premium If it drops below $15 →I get assigned at an effective price of ~$12.16($15 strike - $2.84 premium) That’s a level I’m comfortable owning it. Next Step (if assigned): Sell covered calls and keep generating income. Simple:Get paid to wait…If assigned, own it cheaper and keep the wheel going.

Trade: NFLX $100 Call (Exp 03/27) Originally sold for: $1.05Bought back (BTC): ~$0.03 👉 Collected: $210👉 Closed for: ~$6👉 Profit: $204 That’s about 97% of the premium captured — without waiting until expiration. This is exactly the goal with covered calls:Don’t sit around for the last few dollars… take the win, free up your shares, and reset the trade. Now I can turn around and sell another call and keep the income cycle going 🔁 Lesson:Time decay did its job (Theta 📉), and we got paid. On to the next one.

Quick trade update from inside the portfolio. We originally sold 2 covered calls on Netflix (NFLX): • Expiration: March 20, 2026• Strike: $105• Contracts: 2• Premium collected: $107 per contract Total premium collected: $214 With about a week left before expiration, the option had already decayed about 93%, so we decided to close it early and lock in the profit. Close trade:• Buy to close: March 11, 2026• NFLX 3/20 $105 Call This is a common covered call management move. When most of the premium is already captured, many traders will close the position early instead of waiting for the final few dollars of decay. That frees up the shares so we can sell another covered call sooner. Goal is simple:Turn stock ownership into repeatable income. Not every trade will look this clean — but when time decay works in your favor, it’s nice to take the win and move on to the next one. More examples coming inside the community.

Just executed a covered call today on NFLX (Netflix). Trade details:• Sold 10 contracts• NFLX Mar 13, 2026 – $105 Call• 4 days to expiration• Collected about $0.21 per contract• Probability of ITM: ~5.83% This is a classic covered call setup. We already own the shares, so we’re simply getting paid while we hold them. If NFLX stays below $105, we keep the premium and can repeat the process next week. If NFLX moves above $105, the shares could be called away — but at a price we’re comfortable selling at. That’s the core idea of covered calls: Turn stock ownership into consistent income. Nothing complicated.Just a repeatable process. More trade examples coming inside the community.