bullish_sasha

Thirty decided calls, thirty winners, every one expiring worthless for an average +99% of premium — the maximum a seller can make. Coverage is 68% and flagged partial, and the corroboration check returns insufficient, so nearly a third of his activity is not yet verifiable from public posts. The ANTE Score of 60 spans 60–100, which is the honest width for a spotless record this thin. No decided call has yet gone against him.

Every call follows one template: contracts sold, strike, ticker, expiry, premium. "Sold eight $52 $ASTS cash secured puts, exp. 10/9, $800 premium." Names are retail-heavy momentum — RKLB, HOOD, NBIS, IREN, ASTS. Closes are posted with the percentage and the holding period. Forty-four of 44 calls are options. A reader can reconstruct the position from the tweet alone, which is rarer than it should be.

A premium seller's best case is the premium, and his average win of +99% says almost every position expired worthless. No call states a stop; the exposure is in the shares behind the puts. He publishes a year-to-date return of -7.82% while the call record shows no losses — the damage from assignment and the underlying does not appear in a trade-by-trade tally. Read the two numbers together, never apart.

Of 153 tweets, 36 are personal and the honesty is the draw: he posts the weekly realised P&L with the negative year attached, corrects his own figures within minutes — "So sorry, I mean 46%" — and writes "I was wrong!!!" without hedging. Debt, a house show, a rye on Friday night. Roughly three thousand followers and warm engagement. Nothing here is being sold to you.

Only one post classifies as educational, yet the feed teaches by structure: every trade is stated fully, every close is reported with the number, and the account total is published even when it is red. A beginner watching for a month would absorb the cash-secured-put routine and, more valuably, what honest bookkeeping looks like. The community is small, familiar and supportive.

You'll like this if you are learning to sell premium, value a creator who posts the red weeks, and want positions stated precisely enough to copy the structure. You'll get less from it if you need a long verified history — 68% coverage and an unconfirmed corroboration check mean the record is still forming — or if you want directional trades rather than income.