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This week’s update covers a choppy, uncomfortable market and how I managed my cash-secured puts and covered calls through it. Early in the week the market dropped hard, and for a few days there really wasn’t much to do except wait, manage risk, and think through possible assignments. By Friday, things bounced back just enough to change the outcome on several trades. I walk through the trades I closed, the ones I rolled forward, where I took assignment, and how I immediately turned those shares into income using covered calls. This wasn’t a perfect week, but it’s a realistic look at how selling options works when the market doesn’t cooperate — and how it can still produce income. In the end, the week finished with $1,011 in option income, which is right in line with what I originally expected when I started taking this strategy seriously. 🧾 In this update, I cover: 🔹 Why I only closed trades on Monday and Friday 🔹 Rolling a beaten-down Robinhood (HOOD) cash-secured put forward 🔹 How a likely NVDL assignment turned into a surprise win 🔹 Taking assignment on HOOD and SOFI and switching to covered calls 🔹 How option premium lowers my real cost basis 🔹 Why I treat options as an income tool, not a long-term investment 🔹 How this strategy fits into my overall retirement pie chart and risk management ⏳ Some weeks are smooth ⚠️ Some weeks are uncomfortable 📊 This one had a little of everything — and that’s the reality of selling options ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. I am not a financial planner or financial advisor. Options trading involves risk, including the potential loss of capital. Always consult your own research and risk tolerance before making financial decisions. #OptionsTrading #CashSecuredPuts #CoveredCalls #WeeklyIncome #OptionsIncome #RetirementIncome #WheelStrategy #IncomeInvesting #SellingOptions #RealMoney