The biggest shift wasn't the return - it was finding something I can trade consistently. Grateful to my mentor for showing me how to use options conservatively, manage risk first, and let small wins compound instead of chasing one lucky big win. No get-rich-quick, just consistent work. Still learning.
Just Sell Put at 10 to 13 range Strike, collect premium along the way. Just need to calculate your return should be above 4%p.a. If it gets assigned, I'm prepared to hold for long term Calls, similarly, collect premium of above 4% p.a Just my personal strategy.
For beginners I always advocate to start with a stable ETF (SPY) to grow your portfolio. Gain as much knowledge during the 'waiting' time. Buy Call options with max expiry date.
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