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2025 Year-End Results

Full breakdown of 2025 results. $21K+ premium collected, 67% CAGR, +32.51% return vs SPY's +13.15% since June.

Our Approach to the Wheel Strategy and How We Screen for Stocks

A disciplined, data-driven approach to running the wheel on quality names, clear risk filters, and consistent returns, without the hype.

Recap: Trade log for the week of July 6

Back to work after last week's sit-out. $723.08 net premium, 1.35% ROC on $53,500 peak deployed.

BORING PUTS | July 9

The overnight tape is leaning green after a mixed regular session, with semis and energy holding better than the broader market. We booked a fast premium capture today and reset one trade lower and farther out, so tomorrow's board is selective: mostly tech, one consumer discretionary name, and several MIQ reads that still need a clean open.

BORING PUTS | July 8

Market weakness picked up Tuesday, volatility moved higher, and after-hours trading stayed soft in growth while energy held up. We opened one short put, opened and closed a covered call, and collected cash interest. Tonight's watchlist is a mixed list of energy, semis, software, and internet retail.

BORING PUTS | July 7

Futures are holding firm into Tuesday while volatility stays muted, rates are steady, and leadership remains concentrated in tech, consumer discretionary, and financials. The screener is fuller but still uneven, with elevated premium offset by thin cushions, moderate spreads, and several underpriced MIQ reads. We booked a strong profit capture today, so tomorrow's posture is selective rather than aggressive.

BORING PUTS | July 6

Futures are extending gains into the post-holiday Monday while volatility sits subdued and rates remain near 4.5%. The screener is narrow and tech-heavy, with elevated premium but uneven structure. One Strong MIQ read made the board, and three contracts carry Risky labels after wide spreads, thin cushions, or weak trend signals. Good premium, but not a tape to chase into the open.

Recap: Trade log for the week of June 29

No new opening trades in a holiday-shortened week. Cash earned interest, the open put stayed comfortably above strike, and we kept risk unchanged.