@market_moves: 1. Open an account and fund it with $3,000. This is your starting point and having real money on the line is what forces you to take the system seriously from day one. 2. Learn one thing only and master it completely. Selling puts is the entire foundation and trying to learn multiple strategies at once is what keeps most traders stuck and inconsistent for years. 3. Pick one ticker you understand and would genuinely be comfortable owning. Familiarity with a single name means you stop guessing and start recognizing patterns that repeat themselves week after week. 4. Wait for a red day and do not rush the entry under any circumstances. Pullbacks spike premiums and improve your entry price automatically so patience here is the actual edge most traders never develop. 5. Sell a 30-day put and target a 5% return on your collateral. Thirty days is the sweet spot where time decay works hardest in your favor without locking your capital up for too long. 6. Set a 50% profit alert the second the trade is placed. Your exit is defined before emotion ever has a chance to show up and that one habit alone separates every profitable month from every losing one. 7. Close the app and go live your life immediately. The trade is placed, the alert is set, and there is absolutely nothing left to manage until the notification tells you otherwise. 8. Close the trade the moment the alert fires without exception. Traders who override this step are the ones who hand their profits back to the market every single time without fail. 9. Reinvest every single dollar back into the account with no exceptions whatsoever. Compounding only works when every dollar stays inside the system and goes straight back to work. 10. Repeat until the math takes over completely. One good trade means nothing but a full year of consistent execution turns a $3,000 account into something that actually changes your life permanently. Comment FLYWHEEL and I'll send you the exact system I use to get paid from stocks every single week for free #optionsselling
