In your example you are better off BUYING THE CALL. Less risk and more profit potential than the Naked Put.
Put selling brings in peanuts.
Naked Put is the same as a Covered Call in terms of risk and profit potential - so that might make it easier to visualize the naked put.
You are 100% clueless about covered calls.
The premium you collect in most cases will be lower than the gain of being long the stock - so no you will not be rich if 100% of your CC's are exercised.
If the stock plunges you are in for the ride down - if the stock rises you are out.
You have to follow the flow of posts and replies - my post is in reply to previous posts and you took it out of context.
And your post before is also off topic - this thread isn't about liquidation on expiry day.
IMO ....... The post in question was in the wrong forum (stocks) - it should have been in the option forums.
And it had a very poor non-descriptive title - "Ideas For Now-"
The title should have been something like "SOLO options" and in the option forums. Don't bury it in a generic stock thread.
SOLO is close to where I live in Vancouver, Canada
Google street view of their head office:
https://www.google.ca/maps/@49.2701229,-123.102537,3a,75y,141.89h,105.07t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s3E8GUrXLUme5W-cx_6ivDA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?hl=en