days like today, my premium engine strategy keeps me feeling somewhat comfortable. given the married put position is easy to maneuver in these down trends. when i started these positions, i bought a 55 delta long put ~120dte and then sold calls against the position. times like these when we're way down, i like to roll in the put, get it exercised so all my shares get called away above my cost basis. i'm flat to up in all these positions because i've been selling calls and puts the entire time making 1-2% a week. if only i didn't also have some leaps and short puts to go with the shares that are also in trouble. it's not all roses when you're trying to collect premium every week. i can manage the puts easily. the few leap calls i'm holding on the other hand... those deltas are dying on the vine. i'll be happy to have the cash/buying power back on monday from my shares. hope we get some peace soon. stocktools.app

running @cursor_ai web agents and @claudeai code running locally is a pretty efficient setup

my year in review from @cursor_ai that's a LOT of tokens used :D

shoutout to my dividend nerds, just added a new mode to the portfolio view that switches between options and dividends modes so far it's just estimating future payments based on the previous 4 dividend payments coming soon syncing your portfolio! stocktools.app

$amzn just got a big fill of the wall at 224. let's see if this was a great buy before earnings! it's a great example of price slowly working it's way to a big fill through the day. still looks bullish long term, i'm long with short calls into earnings

$jepi holders are missing out big time. $kqqq is winning the fight right now outperforming all the high yield funds except for $cepi over the last 6 months total return. $qdty is performing really well also. shows that some active management and discretion is a good thing.