$HIMS 20260116 30.0 PUT$ HIMS has undergone a massive reset, effectively wiping out the gains it built since last April's tariff-related volatility. The price is currently hovering just above a key gap created during that recovery phase, and I am watching closely to see if it needs a final dip to fill it completely. I am taking a more aggressive stance here by selling puts at these levels, betting that the selling is nearly exhausted and that a rebound is imminent. Catching a few lots at this "reset" price feels like a high-probability way to play the next leg up for the telehealth giant.

$QBTS 20260109 25.0 PUT$  The chase for D-Wave Quantum continues as I look to finally secure a position in this high-momentum name. I am still kicking myself for missing that brief dip below $19 back in November, especially with the stock now showing such strong upward life. My strategy remains focused on selling puts at my desired entry strikes to let the market bring the shares to me, but as the price keeps climbing, I’ve had to aggressively adjust my strikes upward to stay in the game. It is a classic balancing act between being disciplined on entry price and not letting a long-term winner completely escape.

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Last Wednesday's 0DTE trade with SPY got into a little 'trouble' when the market took a tumble towards the end of the trading hour.  Having 2 contracts all ending in the money, decided to roll the deeper end strike while taking assignment on this one where it's only a dollar in the money.  With the share price sitting on the 20EMA and 50EMA nearby, the share price may find support with a small bounce. Will wheel this come next trading day by starting to sell covered call. 

$IONQ 20260109 42.0 PUT$ I’ve been watching the quantum sector closely, and IONQ’s recent 17% surge followed by a total retracement is a perfect example of why this space remains so speculative. While the "round trip" in share price can be frustrating if you’re just holding the underlying, it’s exactly why I’ve been selling Cash Secured Puts at recent swing lows. Instead of stressing over timing the perfect exit during a spike, I’ve been letting the sideways chop work in my favor. Over the last two months, most of these options have expired worthless, allowing me to pocket the full premium while the stock essentially ends up right back where it started. It is a much more relaxed way to bank profits in a volatile market.

$RGTI 20260109 21.0 PUT$ RGTI followed the sector’s lead perfectly this week, staging a massive 22% rally only to give it all back just as quickly. Seeing the stock return to its starting point confirms my belief that selling premium is often better than trying to trade the underlying in such a speculative sector. I’ve been focusing on selling puts around the recent swing lows, capitalizing on the fact that these stocks often chop sideways over the long run. For the past two months, this approach has let me capture 100% of the premiums as the options expire worthless. It’s a great way to stay involved in the quantum race while letting time decay do the heavy lifting for me.

$QBTS 20260102 23.0 PUT$ The price action on QBTS this week was wild, ripping up 27% before falling right back to its previous levels over the last three days. This kind of high-beta volatility reminds me that timing the market in the quantum sector is a difficult game to win. Rather than chasing the run-up, I’ve stuck to my strategy of selling CSPs near the support floors. While the stock price did a full circle this week, my sold puts continued to decay, yielding solid returns without the headache of guessing the peak. Selling premium has been a consistent winner for me lately, turning this speculative volatility into a reliable income stream while the underlying shares go nowhere.

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$   It’s been almost two months since that strange Q3 earnings gap-down, where a massive $16 billion one-time tax charge from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" made the profits look like they were in a freefall. Even though the actual business was firing on all cylinders, the market took the stock on a downward slide, leaving many to wonder if the recovery was ever coming. But like a slow-moving merry-go-round, the share price has spent the last eight weeks carving out a bottom and climbing its way back to that exact gap-down level.  Watching this circular journey confirms why I prefer the steady rhythm of selling premium over the stress of the ride. While the stock price did a ful

$APP 20251219 635.0 PUT$  Been agg selling put on APP with low 600 level strike as am holding shorts of the underlying after my short call was assigned despite it was slightly out of money at the time it expires.  These put options help off set the interest from holding these short shares.  Still waiting for a pull back 🤞 Ideally below 650 to cut A smaller losses.  will continues to sell out aggressively although with the share price staying above $700 Mara the premium light, just need to be on the toe to get in and out as quick as how its movements are recently. 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Sharing for weekly task and coins.   TSLA has been on an absolute tear the past weeks.  So, when is SpaceX gonna get listed. That should goes up like a rocket too.  

$HOOD 20251212 109.0 PUT$  I noticed Robinhood's massive recent rally, which was fueled by two major catalysts: its inclusion into the S&P 500 portfolio and the favorable regulatory push for 401(k)s to expand into alternative assets, a move that is set to greatly benefit the platform’s competitive IRA offerings. Feeling that I was a bit late to the trade, I decided to take a cautious entry by selling Cash-Secured Puts (CSPs) at a safe distance from the market price. This approach has paid off perfectly: I placed the contracts safely beneath the recent rally's strong technical support, and the market held firm. All of those deliberately conservative contracts have now expired worthless, allowing me to keep the full pre

$IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$   I am finally down to just one last lot of IONQ shares after multiple previous lots were called away when my covered call options expired in the money. To keep this final lot, I was forced to play aggressive defense, continuously rolling that in-the-money contract up and out to avoid assignment. The recent pullback in IONQ’s price provided the perfect opportunity, finally reducing the value of that stubborn covered call option to the point where it expired worthless, securing my remaining shares. Having successfully defended my core position, I am now pivoting to offense by selling Cash-Secured Puts (CSPs) on IONQ. The goal now is to use the premium income to try and leg back into owning more