Slowly and steady gains since the beginning of (my) trading year.
u/BigLaughsMedia ·
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· April 11, 2026 at 01:36
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Long time lurker, first time caller.
Been writing options for many years. The last two years is when I have really got a grasp of how to do it consistently. Really understood the prices and technical analysis, was patient and waited for the right moment. And then struck when the fire was hot. There was definitely a few losers, but overall I made good money.
Current Portfolio size: $254,976
I did this by mostly selling options with a few swing trades. It all depended on the situation. Sometimes I would open a position with some shares, and then add to it over time to get it to 100. Then start selling options on it. Other times, I straight up sold CSPs. Here is another screen shot of my current positions.
[https://imgur.com/a/DECISsU](https://imgur.com/a/DECISsU)
These are the tickers I worked on over the last six months. Including lots of CSPs on GME, taking assignment, and then selling calls when there is a pop. Letting it get assigned to take the money out to go chase something else.
Let me know if you'd be interested in hearing more updates.