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2025 Year-End Results

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BORING PUTS | March 26

Market chopped sideways after the relief rally, tech tried to bounce, but we still want to see SPY reclaim the 200D and 20D EMA before getting more aggressive.

BORING PUTS | March 25

Ceasefire headlines cooled the Iran bid, oil broke hard, but this still looks like a stay defensive tape until the market proves it can hold.

BORING PUTS | March 24

Today's rally helped, but it does not change the plan. We are still staying patient and playing defense with current positions while the Iran situation and broader market settle down.

BORING PUTS | March 23

Still no new positions this week. The market has not shown enough signs of stabilizing for us to press fresh risk, so we're staying sidelined until the tape improves.

Recap: Trade log for the week of March 16

Market tried to bounce early, then rolled over hard again by Friday. Closed the GOOG carryover, got assigned on DG, and sold fresh covered calls on DG, QCOM, NVDA, and SMCI. Locked in $149 in premiums - 0.12% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | March 20

With the S&P 500 at 6,606 and sitting right on its 200SMA, this is not the tape for forcing cash-secured puts. We are sitting on our hands until the market chooses direction, then we will start stalking the best premium-selling candidates that show up after the move.

BORING PUTS | March 19

Market still stuck in a range after Fed tone, nothing breaks but nothing really sells either so premium keeps flowing.

BORING PUTS | March 18

Market refuses to break either way, chop continues and premium sellers quietly keep getting paid.

BORING PUTS | March 17

Oil pulled back slightly but Hormuz is still closed and there's no diplomatic timeline. Energy premiums remain elevated.

BORING PUTS | March 16

Friday's close was ugly across the board. Small caps getting wrecked, mega-cap tech can't catch a bid, and oil is doing all the heavy lifting. Not the time to be a hero with position sizing.

Recap: Trade log for the week of March 9

Third straight down week for markets as the Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens. Cleaned up carryovers, opened a new CSP, and kept CCs working on NVDA, QCOM, and SMCI. Locked in $311 in premiums - 0.25% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | March 12

Premium is still there if you're willing to be patient. A lot of quality names are pulling back into more neutral RSI zones, which is giving wheel traders a few reasonable entries without chasing.

BORING PUTS | March 11

Oil faded on the heaviest strikes yet and HSBC says the worst is priced in. CPI drops this morning and Aramco's CEO is warning about catastrophic supply risk. Mixed signals, decent premiums. We're watching.

BORING PUTS | March 10

Oil touched $120 and pulled back under $91 after Trump hinted the Iran war could wrap up soon. Premiums are still inflated and we're not complaining. Stay patient and pick your spots.

BORING PUTS | March 9

VIX reached 30 Friday, its highest close since October, as the Iran conflict and oil spike keep hammering markets. Indices dropped across the board with small caps taking the worst of it. Premium is juiced right now, but that doesn't mean you full port. Discipline matters more when vol is this elevated.

Recap: Trade log for the week of March 2

Found opportunities in the chaos. Opened CSPs on HAL and FCX as oil surged, and kept covered calls working on NVDA, QCOM, and SMCI. Locked in $556 in premiums - 0.45% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | March 5

S&P clawed back most of Tuesday's losses, Broadcom's guiding AI chip sales past $100B, but crude at $77 and fresh tariff threats keep the bid under downside protection. Good setups if you're not chasing.

BORING PUTS | March 4

Markets sold off on Iran fears but bounced into the close. VIX is still running hot. That means put sellers are getting paid well if you can stay patient and pick your spots.

BORING PUTS | March 3

After early losses linked to war headlines, major indexes recovered late, but oil’s jump and inflation fears suggest elevated implied volatility that could benefit disciplined options sellers.

BORING PUTS | March 2

Geopolitical risk spiked over weekend strikes and retaliation, pushing Treasury, gold, and FX haven demand higher while equities and risk assets are poised for a cautious start. Volatility expectations are rising across major indices. Staying disciplined, not chasing, and focusing on high-probability setups is key in this environment.

Recap: Trade log for the week of February 23

Back on short term offense after two weeks sidelined. Opened CSPs on GOOG and AXP, closed AXP early for a profit, and sold a new NVDA CC post-earnings. Locked in $793 in premiums - 0.86% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | February 26

NVDA crushed estimates, but the move afterwards looked pretty contained. That usually means chop into Thursday unless we get real follow-through from other sectors.

BORING PUTS | February 25

Market’s been choppy all week. Nobody wants to get heavy before NVDA. Right now it’s just wait and see. Let the catalyst hit.

BORING PUTS | February 24

One of the regime filters that kept us sidelined for most of last week has triggered again. We're keeping a close eye on that same $687 SPY level before introducing any new risk.

BORING PUTS | February 23

Gains have been real, but they’re not broad. We’re seeing progress in price without a real surge in participation. Leadership is still concentrated, which keeps traders leaning disciplined and cautious rather than aggressive.

Recap: Trade log for the week of February 16

No new CSPs this week. Regime filters kept us sidelined on fresh risk, so we focused on NVDA covered calls and defending existing positions. Locked in $299 in premiums — 0.67% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | February 19

Still no new CSP names. SPY is getting very close to our $687 trigger, which would let us shift back into offense, but regime filters still keep us sidelined for now.

BORING PUTS | February 18

Still no new CSP candidates. The current regime isn’t in a spot where we’re comfortable opening fresh trades, and we want to see SPY close around $687 before considering new CSPs.

BORING PUTS | February 17

This week we got zero names. Regime isn’t clean, so we’re not trading it. We’ll sit on our hands and wait for better conditions instead of forcing entries. No-trades-Tuesday is what I'll call it...

Recap: Trade log for the week of February 9

Choppy week, one trade. DG stayed on our radar all week and we finally pulled the trigger. Locked in $429 in premiums + returns — 0.77% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | February 12

Stronger jobs took some air out of the rate-cut narrative and the tape cooled. Thursday feels like a positioning day, not a catalyst day.

BORING PUTS | February 11

Nothing feels urgent. Price keeps chopping and that’s been good for people selling time instead of chasing direction.

BORING PUTS | February 10

Retail engagement still decent heading into Tuesday, even with a busy macro and earnings calendar ahead.

BORING PUTS | February 9

Market sentiment improved after last week’s rebound, yet downside premium is holding. That usually means traders are expecting noise and false starts rather than smooth upside.

Recap: Trade log for the week of February 2

A defensive UAL roll became a quick recovery, HPE completed the wheel, and new AEO and FCX positions captured elevated premiums. Locked in $422 in premiums — 0.43% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | February 5

We’ve got a low VIX environment that doesn’t quite match the chop we’re seeing day to day. Until liquidity improves and moves start to make more sense, I’m keeping exposure light.

BORING PUTS | February 4

Big Tech weakness weighed on the market and pulled the indexes lower while gold and silver bounced. Options markets aren’t pricing a ton of panic yet, so this feels like a balance between caution and normal earnings risk.

BORING PUTS | February 3

Cyclicals did the heavy lifting in an otherwise quiet up day. Feels more like selective buying than a broad risk-on push.

BORING PUTS | February 2

Calls are cheap, puts are firm, and put volume is leading as we head into a busy week. That usually means traders are expecting chop or shallow pullbacks, not a clean upside push while macro and earnings noise are still in play.

Recap: Trade log for the week of January 26

ANET & QCOM active management drove premium collection this week as we closed and re-established covered calls to capture elevated IV due to next weeks earnings. Locked in $596 in premiums — 0.54% Return on Capital (ROC).

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BORING PUTS | January 29

Stocks hold steady as earnings come in without rocking the boat. Most of the movement is still stock-specific, not index-wide.

BORING PUTS | January 28

Low vol persists while price action remains contained across the major indexes. It’s been more about managing exposure than pressing for outsized moves.

BORING PUTS | January 27

Price action stays controlled while the real action shifts to single stocks. Indexes move, but not in a way that suggests urgency from either side.

BORING PUTS | January 26

U.S. markets finished mixed last week with the S&P 500 barely moving, leaving traders on edge ahead of major earnings and tariff headlines that could drive early week volatility.

Recap: Trade log for the week of January 19

QCOM took a hit this week after an analyst downgrade rattled shares. Despite the volatility, we pivoted into new CSP opportunities on EQT and DOCN. Locked in $612 in premiums — 0.64% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | January 22

Wall Street rebounded sharply after President Trump scrapped planned tariffs tied to Greenland negotiations, lifting major averages and easing fear-driven selling.

BORING PUTS | January 21

Markets look to stabilize after a sharp selloff tied to renewed U.S.–Europe tariff threats yesterday, with futures indicating cautious upside. Expect elevated implied volatility that could keep options sellers on alert for premium expansion into tomorrow’s open.

BORING PUTS | January 20 (Subscribers)

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BORING PUTS | January 20 (Public)

A look at how a strict, systematic process behaves when liquidity tightens and earnings risk rises.

Recap: Trade log for the week of January 12

The market spent the week digesting gains, shaking out weak hands with intraday volatility while rewarding disciplined premium sellers. Locked in $622 in premiums — 0.70% Return on Capital (ROC).

BORING PUTS | January 15

Futures point to modest weakness after major banks reported mixed results and tech stocks slid, prompting cautious positioning among volatility sellers ahead of Thursday’s open.

BORING PUTS | January 14

Following a slight retreat from record highs in U.S. indices, traders are seeing a rise in implied volatility in equity index options, pointing to increased hedging activity and positioning ahead of further earnings releases.

BORING PUTS | January 13

U.S. indices feel the pressure from political uncertainty around the Fed chair, boosting demand for protective options while traders eye the CPI and ADP data this week.

BORING PUTS | January 12 (Subscribers)

After a softer-than-expected jobs report, focus shifts to this week’s CPI as traders price a patient Fed and potential rate cuts later in 2026.

BORING PUTS | January 12 (Public)

After a softer-than-expected jobs report, focus shifts to this week’s CPI as traders price a patient Fed and potential rate cuts later in 2026.

Recap: Trade log for the week of January 5

Broad markets advanced and volatility stayed muted into Friday's close, letting theta do the work without major drawdowns. Locked in $572 in premiums — 0.70% Return on Capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for January 8

Markets retreated from fresh highs as the Dow and S&P saw pullbacks while the Nasdaq showed resilience, leaving broad sentiment cautious ahead of key labor data that could sway volatility into Thursday’s session.

Boring PUTS for January 7

Markets are entering Wednesday with optimism, following fresh record highs in the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq amid broad gains in tech and healthcare.

Boring PUTS for January 6

With U.S. stocks closing higher Monday after energy and financials led gains on Venezuela developments, traders may favor selling premium into expected morning strength.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of January 5 - January 9

Major indexes finished strong into 2026 after breaking a multi-day skid, led by semis like Nvidia and Intel, setting a constructive tone for Monday's open

Recap: Trade log for the week of December 29

Low liquidity and year-end positioning drove choppy, risk-off trade into December's close before modest rotation and calm flows compressed premiums into 2026. Locked in $115 in premiums — 0.29% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for December 30

U.S. stocks pulled back Monday with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq ending lower, led by weakness in tech stocks and a sharp pullback in gold and silver from recent highs, setting a cautious tone for the final trading session of 2025.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of December 29 - January 2

Thin trading volumes following Christmas left indexes slightly lower and muted, signaling that options sellers may benefit from time decay if subdued action persists into Monday’s session.

Recap: Trade log for the week of December 22

Early-week caution gave way to a quiet bullish drift into expiration. Vol collapsed, theta did the work, and short premium paid. Locked in $235 in premiums — 0.28% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for December 24

Holiday grind higher continues as liquidity thins, markets drift up, vol stays pinned, and put sellers press the edge into year-end.

Boring PUTS for December 23

Major indices opened stronger into the Christmas-shortened session following Monday’s broad advance, with AI and semiconductors fueling optimism and traders pricing in light holiday volume.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of December 22 - December 26

Major indexes look poised to open higher after Friday’s tech rally capped a two-day rebound; continued strength in AI/largest caps could dampen downside risk for premium sellers.

Recap: Trade log for the week of December 15

Bullish drift into week’s end despite early weakness. Locked in $883.60 in premiums — 1.43% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for December 18

Equity futures show mild upside ahead of inflation and jobless claims data, with market participants pricing in a cautious session as options sellers lean into elevated IV and hedge flows around CPI prints.

Boring PUTS for December 17

Volatility Softens but Uncertainty Lingers, Keeping Options Sellers Focused on High-Quality Names and Manageable Deltas.

NO Boring PUTS for December 16

Benchmarks slip amid rotation away from high-beta tech, while implied volatility subtly climbs, offering potential edge to short-dated options sellers early in the session. With that said, no compelling setups meet our criteria today.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of December 15 - December 19

Post-Selloff Digestion Continues: Indexes Stabilize, Making Room for Disciplined Put Selling.

Recap: Trade log for the week of December 8

Theta Holds Through Volatility: Early-Week Grind Gives Way to Friday Selloff. Locked in $474.36 in premiums — 0.76% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for December 11

Shares of Oracle plunged sharply after disappointing quarterly results, wiping out the post-Fed rally and dragging equity futures lower overnight as Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 contracts tumbled. Investors interpreted the tech weakness as risk-off, with broader tech sentiment under pressure after strong rate-cut expectations.

Boring PUTS for December 10

As the market braces for the Fed move, high-beta tech and growth names may remain muted, opening the door for rotational flows into dividend-payers, cyclicals, and covered-call strategies.

Boring PUTS for December 9

With the Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates midweek, markets sit in cautious mode. The recent run-up in equity-index levels has pushed many names close to technical resistance.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of December 8 - December 12

Markets Enter Fed Week on Edge as Cut Odds Surge.

Recap: Trade log for the week of December 1

A steady, controlled market grind with muted IV made this a textbook theta-collection week. Locked in $260 in premiums — 0.61% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for December 4

Gains in smaller-cap names outpaced mega-cap techs as markets digest mixed signals. That rotation may underpin a preference among some option traders to reduce short-premium risk on high-vol tech names while favoring broader exposure.

Boring PUTS for December 3

With markets rallying on elevated odds of a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve, tech giants lead the charge and put Nasdaq in position for another strong session.

Boring PUTS for December 2

Macro Jitters Persist. Yields Hold Firm, Crypto Still Weak. Short-Dated Options Implied Move Signals Another Choppy Session Ahead

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of December 1 - December 5

Stocks Set to Open December With Cautious Optimism as Tech Leaders Stabilize.

Recap: Trade log for the week of November 24

A surprisingly opportunistic week showed clean emerging trendlines. All systems go next week. CC's earned us $216 in premiums — 0.56% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for November 26

AI and semiconductor names continue to lead gains, while thin pre-Thanksgiving liquidity could exaggerate price swings

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of November 24 - November 28

With equities closing near key technical supports and sentiment fragile, structured sellers step in—selling puts with defined risk and predefined collateral.

Recap: Trade log for the week of November 17

Regime filters kept us from selling CSP's. CC's earned us $244 in premiums — 0.46% Return on capital (ROC).

NO Boring PUTS for November 18

The current market conditions suggest a cautious approach towards selling PUTs this week. We will be avoiding selling CSP's until we see more stability.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of November 17 - November 21

Wall Street braces for Nvidia’s results with implied volatility elevated and options sellers tightening risk after a choppy week.

Recap: Trade log for the week of November 10

A tense, choppy grind for option sellers. Locked in $764 in premiums — 0.71% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for November 13

With signs of a looming end to the U.S. government shutdown, cyclical sectors (airlines, industrials) are seeing rotation interest.

Boring PUTS for November 12

With SoftBank selling its ~$5.8 b stake in Nvidia, tech valuations are under fresh scrutiny and the sector is showing early signs of fatigue.

Boring PUTS for November 11

Markets rallied on signs that the federal funding impasse is about to end, lifting risk assets and compressing volatility. For option sellers, this means lower implied volatility and potentially tighter spreads — a scenario where premium extraction gets tougher.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of November 10 - November 14

Tech/AI heavy names are seeing a brief correction, offering potential entry for disciplined put-sell strategies on rotation plays.

Recap: Trade log for the week of November 3

Patience and restraint pays off for conservative options sellers. Locked in $896 in premiums — 1.09% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for November 6

Markets rebounded following a sharp tech sell-off, signalling caution but also opportunity for those selling premium.

Boring PUTS for November 5

A dollar rally and crypto decline are flicking a risk-off switch, even as equities hold.

Boring PUTS for November 4

As strong earnings from mega-caps prop up sentiment, some stocks trade at high implied volatilities. For those selling puts, ensuring adequate cushion (strike distance, collateral) is key — because premium may look tempting but risk of gap remains.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of November 3 - November 7

With historical seasonality pointing to strong November performance for the S&P 500 and tech stocks after a strong October, market participants are cautiously optimistic.

Recap: Trade log for the week of October 27

Great week for active NVDA options sellers. Locked in $2,637 in premiums — 1.73% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for October 30

With Nvidia becoming the first $5 trillion company and the tech momentum strong, bulls are in control — yet options-selling players may be trimming exposure in case a reversal triggers implied volatility.

Boring PUTS for October 29

With inflation running cooler than expected and the Federal Reserve seen as likely to ease policy, tech stocks are pushing higher.

Boring PUTS for October 28

Earnings Week Kick-Off: Big Tech in Focus, Put-Premiums Compress Ahead of Risk Window.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of October 27 - October 31

Earnings Wall Looms: Mega-Caps Take the Stage as Options Sellers Brace for Q3 Shocks.

Recap: Trade log for the week of October 20

Another solid week carried by premiums from GOOG and NVDA. Locked in $655 in premiums — 0.7% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for October 23

Narrow Bull Market Continues but Breadth Weakens – Options Sellers Eye Range-bound Opportunity.

Boring PUTS for October 22

Earnings Surge Revives Risk Bias—Options Sellers Eye Premiums as Tech Momentum Sparks Push Toward Records.

Boring PUTS for October 21

Markets near record highs on trade thaw; options-sellers eye tightening premium ahead of earnings surge.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of October 20 - October 24

Tech’s still carrying the tape — NVDA and AAPL IVs stay fat enough for short puts, but charts look tired.

Recap: Trade log for the week of October 13

Tech-Led Strength Keeps Indices Resilient While IV Expansion Offered Rich Short-Premium Setups. Locked in a RECORD week of $3,260.28 in premiums + profits — 2.85% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for October 16

Mega-caps like MSFT and AAPL are doing all the heavy lifting while smaller names lag. For option sellers, it’s a time to stay selective and keep collateral light.

Boring PUTS for October 15

Trade Fears Reignite: Stocks Slide Amid U.S.-China Tensions, Gold Hits Highs.

Boring PUTS for October 14

Dow Surges 600+ Points, Led by Goldman & Nvidia — Tech, Financials Power Broad Recovery.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of October 13 - October 17

After last week’s tariff shock rattled futures, option sellers find richer setups in GOOG, AAPL, and industrials holding the line.

Recap: Trade log for the week of October 6

Several last minute assignments after tariff announcements. Locked in $1,170 in premiums — 1.00% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for October 9

Options flow splits: momentum in tech (META/NVDA) vs. defensive yield in BAC/WFC/V.

Boring PUTS for October 8

Premiums hold as Big Tech steadies; banks and industrials carry the yield into mid-October.

Boring PUTS for October 7

Q4 Momentum Builds: DELL, UAL, and GE Lead This Week’s Premium Watchlist.

Boring PUTS for the WEEK of October 6 - October 10

Rotation Alert: Defensive & Cyclical Names Likely to See Option Flow Amid Macro Uncertainty.

Recap: Trade log for the week of September 29

A conservative approach was taken this week. Locked in $468 in premiums — 0.50% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for October 2

With October catalysts looming, traders load up on premium across banks + big tech.

Boring PUTS for October 1

Ahead of Friday’s jobs report (Oct 3), traders rotate to defense — GS, BAC, WFC puts in focus.

Boring PUTS for September 30

Banks and industrials take center stage: GS & GE premium flows hint at directional bias.

Boring PUTS for the week of 9/29 - 10/3

Volatility Returns as Q3 Earnings, CPI & GDP Reports Loom — GE & FSLR Lead Premium Plays.

Boring PUTS for September 26

Even with today’s muted action, volatility held steady and kept put payouts rich. Traders willing to lean in could find GE, GS, and UAL especially attractive.

Boring PUTS for September 25

After a choppy session and soft close, volatility remains elevated — making setups in WPM, GS, BAC, UAL & FLR more compelling as traders brace for tomorrow.

Boring PUTS for September 24

After Trump’s sharp criticisms of Europe’s energy and immigration policies at the UNGA today, markets are digesting elevated geopolitical risk — putting premiums in BAC, ANET, NVDA, UAL, and WMT into a favorable spot for Sept-26 expirations.

Boring PUTS for September 23

Futures are holding flat Monday night after last week’s Fed-driven rally, keeping put premiums steady in ANET, NVDA, WMT, UAL, and TJX as we move toward late-September and early-October expirations.

Recap: Trade log for the week of September 22

Another week using a larger capital allocation towards NVDA, ANET, and UAL CSPS. Locked in $1500 in premiums — 1.30% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for the week of 9/22 - 9/26

Fresh off a Fed rate cut and record highs Friday, put premiums stay elevated in ANET, FSLR, UAL, SCHW, NVDA, and WMT into late-Sept/early-Oct.

Recap: Trade log after the week of September 15

A passive week with large capital allocated towards NVDA and ANET CSPS. Locked in $606 in premiums — 0.58% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for September 16

This week’s watchlist highlights steady put premiums in ANET, AXP, UAL, AAPL, WMT, NVDA, and SCHW as volatility holds firm heading into September 19 expirations.

Boring PUTS for 9/15 - 9/19

The market is showing strength heading into September 15. AXP, UAL, ANET, and others are flashing solid put premium setups as volatility remains elevated and earnings season looms.

Recap: Trade log after the week of September 8

An active week managing many positions to lock in $1,696.19 In Premiums — 1.61% Return on capital (ROC).

Boring PUTS for September 11th

Markets head into September 11 with strong momentum, as today’s premium opportunities in names like AXP, NVDA, and ETN set the tone for another active session of cash-secured put selling.

Boring PUTS for September 10th

Major U.S. indices — including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq — closed at fresh record highs today, riding on renewed optimism around an expected Fed rate cut and easing macro pressures.

Boring stocks we're looking to sell PUTS for on September 9th

A modest Monday sets a calm canvas for selling CSP's on boring stocks.

Boring stocks we're looking to sell PUTS for the week of September 8

Selling Cash-Secured Puts as Markets Anticipate Fed’s First Rate Cut in Nine Months (Week of September 8).

Recap: PUTS We Sold the week of September 1

$870 In Premiums — 1.05% Return-On-Capital (ROC) Despite September’s Fragile Start.

Boring stocks we're looking to sell PUTS for the week of September 1

Selling Cash-Secured Puts as Markets Brace for Fed Labor Shocks and Tariff Crossfire Ahead of NFP (Week of September 1).

Boring stocks we're looking to sell PUTS for the week of August 18

Selling Cash-Secured Puts as Markets Read Retail Earnings and Jackson Hole Rip an Uncertain Fed Tune (Week of August 18).