*Do you prefer the simplicity of buying calls for potential large gains, or do skillfully crafted option strategies produce more consistent results?*

For seasoned traders: Sophisticated option strategies offer enhanced control, income generation, and potential downside protection, but require advanced knowledge and active management.

For beginners: If you're new to options, consider starting with long calls, a straightforward and accessible strategy. However, it's essential to understand the associated risks and start with a modest position size.

For novice traders (like myself): Stick to traditional stock trading, focusing on buying low and selling high. Consider leveraging ETFs in opportune situations to amplify potential gains.

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# How to Sell Put Options and Earn Weekly or Monthly Income

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  • Hen Solo
    ·06-10
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    I still need to learn 😊
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    • nomadic_mReplying toHen Solo
      I used to. until I realized 6 hens only lay 6 eggs day, but Auckland council increases rates every year! into the pot they went muahaha
      06-11
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    • Hen SoloReplying tonomadic_m
      Ha ha, grow your own worms for your chickens like we used to. we would go snail hunting and collect them for them. They went crazy. I take it you’ve got chickens? Ha ha.
      06-11
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    • nomadic_m
      I've been listening to podcasts, and then dabbling on demo only. don't want to lose sleep over chicken feed money 🤣
      06-10
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  • Tui Jude
    ·06-10
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    I don’t trade options yet, too risky until I can understand them more. Also I don’t want to get recognised by the IRD as a day trader! Taxed at 33%! Highway robbery! And no tax break for losses, unless you are a business. Outrageous. I’ll stick to common stocks, too much excitement for this little bird haha.
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    • nomadic_m
      haha. yes, the tax man is not our friend!
      06-10
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