$NVDA 20270416 230.0 PUT$ 🐶💰 NVDA Put Scrapping: Why I Take $9–$20 at a Time 📈 I Don’t Always Need a Big Win When I trade NVDA options, I don’t always try to capture a huge move. Sometimes, I simply want to scrap a small amount of premium from the option price. My idea is straightforward: Sell the put at a higher premium → wait for the premium to fall → buy it back cheaper → keep the difference. For me, this is not about trying to predict every movement in NVDA. It is about taking advantage of small changes in option prices. My recent trades show exactly what I mean. I sold an NVDA put at $11.30 and looked to buy it back around $11.20. I also had another trade where I sold around $14.55 and looked to buy around $14.45. Mo

$NVDA 20270319 225.0 PUT$ Did a scrap sell again $NVDA 20270319 225.0 PUT$ then buy back at 14.45 and sell again higher let the fluctuations do the job  Let's go 

$NVDA 20270319 225.0 PUT$ Bought back 

$NVDA 20270319 215.0 PUT$ Bought back cash out one meal $NVDA 20270319 215.0 PUT$  I am betting of fluctuating due to volatility of the nvda stock due to news's And also war and interest rates up  And I provide the page 2 of comic 

$NVDA 20270319 215.0 PUT$ . 🐶📈 NVDA RSI Strategy Part 1: Why I Sold the $215 Put for $11.30 🟢 My NVDA Trade: Selling the $215 Put Today I opened a new options trade on NVIDIA (NVDA). With NVDA trading around $238, I decided to sell a March 19, 2027 $215 put and collected a premium of $11.30. For me, this is not simply a bet that NVDA will stay above $215. My thinking is based on three things: the price I am willing to own NVDA at, the premium I can collect, and the RSI levels that may appear if NVDA experiences a meaningful correction. My main question is simple: If NVDA falls toward $200, will the RSI become attractive enough for me to consider the stock oversold or closer to an oversold condition? That is where my strat

$IAU 20261120 80.0 CALL$ $IAU 20261120 80.0 CALL$  Sold to hedge my cost lower to  78 so my potential profit is $3.72 if it rises above $80  $IAU 20261120 80.0 CALL$ 

$DBS(D05.SI)$   . 🏦 DBS Bank Beginner Guide — Part 3 Why Buying DBS With Just 10 Shares Changes the Game for Beginners One of the biggest changes for Singapore investors happens today, 5 October 2026. For the first time, I can buy DBS in a standard board lot of just 10 shares. This is a major change for beginner investors like me. Previously, the standard board lot for many SGX shares was 100 shares. That meant that if a high-quality Singapore blue-chip stock traded at a relatively high share price, buying one standard lot could require several thousand dollars. Now, SGX has introduced a new board-lot structure. For eligible shares priced above S$10 and up to S$100, the standard board lot becomes 10 shares. Fo

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$  nice 

$PLTR 20271217 280.0 PUT$ up 

🥇 Part 1: My Gold Wheel Strategy — Selling Cash-Secured Puts and Covered Calls on Gold 🐶 My Options Puppy Approach to Gold 🐶 I have always liked the idea of using options not only to speculate, but also to generate income while waiting to own an asset at a price I am comfortable with. For gold, one of the instruments I can use for this strategy is the iShares Gold Trust, or IAU. Instead of simply buying IAU and waiting for the price to rise, I can use the Wheel Strategy to potentially collect option premium along the way. 💰 My basic idea is simple: sell a cash-secured put when I am willing to buy IAU, and if I eventually get assigned the shares, sell covered calls while I hold them. If the shares are called away, I can potentially start the process again by selling another cash-secured put

$Gold Trust Ishares(IAU)$ 🥇 Part 1: My Gold Wheel Strategy — Selling Cash-Secured Puts and Covered Calls on Gold 🐶 My Options Puppy Approach to Gold 🐶 I have always liked the idea of using options not only to speculate, but also to generate income while waiting to own an asset at a price I am comfortable with. For gold, one of the instruments I can use for this strategy is the iShares Gold Trust, or IAU. Instead of simply buying IAU and waiting for the price to rise, I can use the Wheel Strategy to potentially collect option premium along the way. 💰 My basic idea is simple: sell a cash-secured put when I am willing to buy IAU, and if I eventually get assigned the shares, sell covered calls while I hold them. If the shares are called away, I ca

$NVDA 20270319 225.0 PUT$ profit 

$NVDA 20270319 225.0 PUT$ Sold slightly higher 

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Bought back $NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ 

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Sold again 

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Bought back 

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Sold again earn some meals after buying at 18.00

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Bought back 

$NVDA 20270219 230.0 PUT$ Sold again