Earn a few hundred a week sniffing Oklo options trades

🧠 How I Sniff Out Trades Like an Options Puppy

I call it my “Options Puppy” method—simple, loyal, and it brings back money just like a puppy bringing back a stick. My strategy is all about selling put options on stocks I wouldn’t mind owning, especially in the energy sector like OKLO. I collect juicy premiums upfront and either keep that cash or get the shares at a discount. It’s a win-win game when played patiently.

With volatile energy stocks like OKLO (which plays in nuclear energy and clean tech), I find the premiums especially rewarding. The stock moves a lot, so I can sell puts for a high price, and close the trades quickly if the market swings in my favor.

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💵 How I Make Money Selling Puts

When I sell a put option, I’m basically promising to buy shares at a certain strike price—if the stock falls that low. In return, I get paid upfront.

Here’s one example straight from my trades:

• I sold an OKLO $50 put for $10.95 on May 23.

• Then I bought it back for $8.80 on May 28.

• I pocketed the difference: $2.15 per share, or $215 total per contract.

No shares ever changed hands—I just traded the options and made money from the shift in option price. The best part? I didn’t need to hold anything overnight. I love locking in small wins fast and moving on to the next trade.

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🔁 I Stack Premiums Like a Puppy Chasing Treats

I repeat this strategy week after week. When premiums are high, especially around earnings or market volatility, I sell puts at various strike prices—$31, $37, $39, $50, you name it. I’ve sold and closed puts on OKLO across multiple levels and months.

Here are a few real examples:

• Sold the $37 strike for $3.14.

• Closed the $31 strike for $2.03.

• Snagged a nice $9.00 selling a $50 put.

Whenever I can buy back the same contract for cheaper, I take that profit and move on. Sometimes I hold a position for just a day or two. Other times, I let the time decay do its magic. Either way, the goal is the same—collect premiums and reduce risk.

I see it as a way to generate weekly or monthly income—just like collecting rent from a property. Only here, I don’t need a house—I just need discipline and a bit of patienceg

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