The Options Income Playbook: Wheel, CSPs, and Covered Calls
Run the wheel like a professional. Strike selection, IV-rank filters, assignment management, and the rolling decision tree. ## The wheel framework - Cash-secured put → assignment → covered call → assignment → repeat: t
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Run the wheel like a professional. Strike selection, IV-rank filters, assignment management, and the rolling decision tree.
The wheel framework
- Cash-secured put → assignment → covered call → assignment → repeat: the mechanics with worked annual returns
- Underlying selection: liquidity, IV rank, dividend impact, business quality — the 8-filter screener
- Why most wheelers blow up: the three setups to avoid and the one mistake that turns income into capital loss
Strike + DTE selection
- Delta-based strike selection: 0.16, 0.30, 0.40 deltas — what to use in which IV regime
- DTE choice: 30-45 vs. 7-14 vs. weeklies — total return, theta capture, and assignment frequency
- IV rank screening: when premiums are rich enough to sell and when to stand down
Rolling decision tree
- When to roll for credit, when to take assignment, when to close at 50% profit
- Roll up-and-out vs. roll out-and-down: the 4-quadrant decision framework
- The 21-DTE rule: why most pros mechanically manage at 21 days regardless of profit
Portfolio level
- Position sizing for income portfolios: notional exposure, concentration limits, sector overlap
- Hedging the tail: cheap OTM puts vs. VIX call spreads vs. doing nothing
- Tax efficiency: short-term vs. long-term, qualified covered calls, and the wash-sale traps wheelers walk into
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Marcus Lee
Verified buyerThe 4-quadrant roll decision tree is the part I reference weekly. Take a screenshot, keep it next to your monitor. Best $69 for an income trader.
Priya Shah
Verified buyerWheel done with discipline. The 'why most wheelers blow up' chapter should be required reading before anyone touches a CSP. Glad it's the third chapter and not buried at the end.
Chris Baker
Verified buyer21-DTE management rule has changed my P&L curve. I used to hold to expiration and get bit. Mechanical 21-day close is the discipline I needed.
Lisa Nguyen
Verified buyerPractical, no-fluff. The IV rank screening chapter helped me stop selling premium when premiums aren't there. Cash isn't a position but selling weak premium is worse.
Alex Thompson
Verified buyerUnderlying selection filter is what separates wheelers who make money from wheelers who pick up pennies in front of steamrollers. This book takes it seriously.