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All I know is a nearby 38 naked put ought to be safe.

I like to sell puts on TQQQ when it looks profitable. NVAX is looking attractive.

I started selling puts on GME on 1/13/21 and that's been good. I started selling puts on GSX on 12/1/20 and that's been good. The GME is getting to be uncharted water for me, so I'm backing off on selling puts and see what happens.

I've been selling puts on GME for two weeks or so. They just halted it.

If you're afraid of Jan22 put moving against you, don't sell it in the first place.

I evolved from buy-and-hold mutual funds at Raymond James to swing-trading ETFs at T.D. Ameritrade. It wasn't working out well. I heard Kurt Frankenberg of RadioActive Trading say in a video "Don't time your trade: trade your time." So I figured options was the way to go. But T.D. Ameritrade...

I'm doing all of my put selling using the Barchart Naked Put Screener, which now screens stocks and ETFs together. Occasionally or regularly go to the CBOE and download the most recent Available Weeklys Excel sheet and paste the Ticker column ETFs, ETNs and equities into a new Weekly Options...

Wouldn't you have a legal right to exercise it?

Hi, zghorner. It's good to see you're still in business. Confucius say "Man who buys puts and says 'Get rich or die' is prone to die poor."

The SVXY puts worked good and I sold some more.

I never even heard of it until it showed up in high volume stocks lately.

The Eyeball strategy worked mostly but I finally got some shares assigned. I don't feel bad about getting CIEN, but the OSTK was a falling knife. I went back to an ATR system.

SVXY was on the ETFs Naked Put Screener today and I sold a couple 25 puts.

I sell weekly. On the other hand, monthly can be good if you have the patience.

This is just a basic forum.

I don't keep track of bond funds in my trading, but bond funds in my IRA have been better the last year than they were a few years ago, so I suppose a diversification of bond funds might be okay.

The Motley Fool seems to be for investors, not traders, and I don't know that it's even all that great for investors.

I couldn't make consistent money trading until I traded options alone. If you can make consistent money trading stocks alone, more power to you. It's a matter of which chooses you.

I decided to eyeball the chart based on its own track record without any oscillator.

I'm not too proud to trade cannabis or tobacco when I see a good deal in them, but I haven't seen a good deal in them for a long time.