@MillionaireTiger @TigerStars @Daily_Discussion @TigerEvents @TigerClub  I did not plan this as a grand getaway. It was meant to be a short pause—two days at Opero Hotel in Mid Valley Southkey to slow things down without disconnecting completely. Close enough to feel familiar, far enough to feel different. What I did not expect was how clearly this staycation would reflect my everyday rhythm: intentional meals, quiet workouts, unhurried moments by the pool, and in between all of that, a few disciplined PLTR options

 🐶 Options Puppy Strategy My Daily PLTR Cash-Secured Put Method How I Consistently Scrap $10–$30 a Day I call this my Options Puppy Strategy because I don’t aim for big, aggressive trades. Instead, I let small, repeatable profits come to me daily—just like feeding a puppy consistently. My focus is cash-secured puts on PLTR, a stock I’m comfortable owning long term. This strategy is not about predicting big market moves. It is about discipline, patience, and probability. ⸻ 📌 Why I Chose PLTR I trade PLTR because: • It has high options liquidity • Tight bid-ask spreads • Strong retail and institutional interest • Enough daily movement to create premium volatility • A stock I don’t mind owning if assigned When selling cash-secured puts, mindset matters. I never sell puts on stocks I’m af

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