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China’s 1 trillion yuan shockwave and why volatility is likely coming fast — get my No. 1 way to profit at 2 PM ET   How I’m Using Covered Calls to Generate Weekly Income Without Losing Shares When the market rips like this, most traders either chase it or freeze. I’m doing neither — I’m collecting income on stocks I already own without giving up my upside.  Covered calls are doing all the heavy lifting. Right now I’ve got premium rolling in from positions in IBIT, Snapchat (SNAP), Pfizer (PFE), Silver (SLV), Baidu (BIDU) and JD.com (JD).  The goal is simple — generate consistent cash flow while holding shares I still believe in. My Current Covered Call Setup Take IBIT for example. I’ve got shares and I’m selling a $62 covered call. As of now, IBIT is trading around $59. If it pushes toward that strike, I’ll roll the position — probably out a week and up a strike, ideally for a small credit.  I don’t want to lose the shares, but if they get called away, it’s not the end of the world. I just prefer to hang on because I see resistance in Bitcoin around $108,000 to $109,000. SNAP is trading around $9. I’ve got a diagonal spread set up with short calls around $10 to $10.50. That one’s unlikely to get called this week.  PFE’s even easier — I’m short the $29 strike and it’s trading at $22 and change. That position’s a classic diagonal spread, long-dated calls paired with short-term covered calls on top. The rest — SLV, BIDU and JD — are just standard covered calls on shares I already own. I don’t plan on rolling any of these unless price pushes close to the strike.  If we hover below the short calls into Friday, I’ll just let them expire worthless and reload the trades next week. Why This Works Right Now With the indexes making new highs and implied volatility still offering some decent premium, I’m not looking to chase. I’m already sitting at portfolio highs for the year.  Now it’s about managing exposure, staying patient and getting paid. I don’t need to predict every tick — I just need to manage positions that are already working. If any of these names get called away, I’ll recycle the capital into something else.  But my preference right now is to hold onto these shares and milk them for premium. That’s the power of covered calls in a strong market — you can make money even if the stock goes nowhere. You’re getting paid to wait, and if the stock pops, you still have options...  Literally. I’ll keep adjusting as price action shifts. But unless we get a deep pullback, I’m not adding new longs. I’m harvesting income and managing risk — and that’s more than enough in this environment. How to Sell a Covered Call — Step by Step Let’s walk through a real-world example of how I’d execute a covered call on any stock of choice but using Lyft (LYFT) as an example. Nothing complicated here — just a clean, mechanical process that works when you stick to it. Step 1: Own at Least 100 Shares First things first — you can’t sell a covered call unless you own the shares. So if you don’t already hold at least 100 shares of LYFT, you’ll need to buy them. Let’s say the stock is trading around $17. That means you’re committing about $1,700 in capital. This is a trade that ties up cash, so make sure you’re OK holding the shares if nothing happens. Step 2: Pick Your Time Frame I like 30 to 45 days to expiration. It gives you enough time to collect decent premium, but not so much that you’re locked into dead capital. Let’s go with a 35-day expiration — that’s a sweet spot for balancing time decay and flexibility. Step 3: Choose a Strike Price Here’s where intent matters. If LYFT just ran 10% in two days and IV is pumped, I want to take advantage of that. I’ll look to sell a call strike maybe $1 to $2 above current price — something around the $18.50 or $19 level. That’s about 5% to 10% out of the money, which gives me upside room in case LYFT keeps running. And if it doesn’t? I still keep the premium. Step 4: Sell the Call Pull up your trading platform. Go to LYFT’s option chain. Select the expiration you want — say, 35 days out — and find the $19 call. Check the bid-ask spread. If the bid is 55 cents and the ask is 65 cents, I’ll try to meet in the middle and sell it for 60 cents. That’s $60 in premium for every 100 shares. If LYFT stays below $19 by expiration, that $60 is mine to keep and I can do it again next month. Step 5: Manage the Position Once the call is on, I monitor two things: the stock price and the time decay. If LYFT rips higher and goes through my strike, I can either roll the trade — buy it back and sell a new call further out — or let the shares get called away and take the profit. If LYFT trades sideways or drops a bit, I let the call decay. Once I’ve captured 75 to 90% of the premium, I’ll consider closing the trade early and reloading a new one. That’s it. Five steps. No guesswork, no emotion. Sell premium, protect upside and repeat the process until something better shows up. Covered calls aren’t flashy — but they work when you work them. I’ll see you in the markets.  Chris Pulver Chris Pulver Trading Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more! Telegram: https://t.me/+av20QmeKC5VjOTc5 Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or any of its associated brands will ever contact you directly on Telegram.  *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk.  _______________________________________________ China's ¥1 Trillion Panic Move Just Exposed Wall Street's Secret ‘Liquidity Levels’  While traders debate the new U.S.-China trade deal… They're missing the hidden "Liquidity Levels" that formed after China's ¥1 trillion emergency injection — signals that predicted 24-hour price surges with 58% accuracy.   Full Story Here _______________________________________________ Today’s Daily Chart Setup: Viasat (VSAT)   By Jeffry Turnmire   This idea came directly from my Daily Chart Setup that automatically signals potential plays.    • VSAT is a new potential entry. Target: 12.83 Stop below: 6.36   • VSAT has a historical win rate of 80.0%   • VSAT has a profit factor of 1.783   • VSAT trades last 29 trading days on average over 25 trades since 1996. See the secret behind these signals here! This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. Always remember that past performance is not indicative of future results. Want to get a link to TradingPub content, trade ideas, real-time market analysis and educational tidbits? We have you covered! Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3…  1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account: To download to your iPhone, click here. To download to your Android device, click here. After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.”  2. Download Telegram on your desktop: Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer. To download onto your PC, click here. 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China’s 1 trillion yuan shockwave and why volatility is likely coming fast — get my No. 1 way to profit at 2 PM ET   How I’m Using Covered Calls to Generate Weekly Income Without Losing Shares When the market rips like this, most traders either chase it or freeze. I’m doing neither — I’m collecting income on stocks I already own without giving up my upside.   Covered calls are doing all the heavy lifting.   Right now I’ve got premium rolling in from positions in IBIT, Snapchat (SNAP), Pfizer (PFE), Silver (SLV), Baidu (BIDU) and JD.com (JD).    The goal is simple — generate consistent cash flow while holding shares I still believe in.   My Current Covered Call Setup   Take IBIT for example. I’ve got shares and I’m selling a $62 covered call. As of now, IBIT is trading around $59. If it pushes toward that strike, I’ll roll the position — probably out a week and up a strike, ideally for a small credit.    I don’t want to lose the shares, but if they get called away, it’s not the end of the world. I just prefer to hang on because I see resistance in Bitcoin around $108,000 to $109,000.   SNAP is trading around $9. I’ve got a diagonal spread set up with short calls around $10 to $10.50. That one’s unlikely to get called this week.    PFE’s even easier — I’m short the $29 strike and it’s trading at $22 and change. That position’s a classic diagonal spread, long-dated calls paired with short-term covered calls on top.   The rest — SLV, BIDU and JD — are just standard covered calls on shares I already own. I don’t plan on rolling any of these unless price pushes close to the strike.    If we hover below the short calls into Friday, I’ll just let them expire worthless and reload the trades next week.   Why This Works Right Now   With the indexes making new highs and implied volatility still offering some decent premium, I’m not looking to chase. I’m already sitting at portfolio highs for the year.    Now it’s about managing exposure, staying patient and getting paid.   I don’t need to predict every tick — I just need to manage positions that are already working. If any of these names get called away, I’ll recycle the capital into something else.    But my preference right now is to hold onto these shares and milk them for premium.   That’s the power of covered calls in a strong market — you can make money even if the stock goes nowhere. You’re getting paid to wait, and if the stock pops, you still have options...    Literally.   I’ll keep adjusting as price action shifts. But unless we get a deep pullback, I’m not adding new longs. I’m harvesting income and managing risk — and that’s more than enough in this environment.   How to Sell a Covered Call — Step by Step   Let’s walk through a real-world example of how I’d execute a covered call on any stock of choice but using Lyft (LYFT) as an example. Nothing complicated here — just a clean, mechanical process that works when you stick to it.   Step 1: Own at Least 100 Shares   First things first — you can’t sell a covered call unless you own the shares. So if you don’t already hold at least 100 shares of LYFT, you’ll need to buy them. Let’s say the stock is trading around $17. That means you’re committing about $1,700 in capital. This is a trade that ties up cash, so make sure you’re OK holding the shares if nothing happens.   Step 2: Pick Your Time Frame   I like 30 to 45 days to expiration. It gives you enough time to collect decent premium, but not so much that you’re locked into dead capital. Let’s go with a 35-day expiration — that’s a sweet spot for balancing time decay and flexibility.   Step 3: Choose a Strike Price   Here’s where intent matters. If LYFT just ran 10% in two days and IV is pumped, I want to take advantage of that. I’ll look to sell a call strike maybe $1 to $2 above current price — something around the $18.50 or $19 level.   That’s about 5% to 10% out of the money, which gives me upside room in case LYFT keeps running. And if it doesn’t? I still keep the premium.   Step 4: Sell the Call   Pull up your trading platform. Go to LYFT’s option chain. Select the expiration you want — say, 35 days out — and find the $19 call. Check the bid-ask spread. If the bid is 55 cents and the ask is 65 cents, I’ll try to meet in the middle and sell it for 60 cents.   That’s $60 in premium for every 100 shares. If LYFT stays below $19 by expiration, that $60 is mine to keep and I can do it again next month.   Step 5: Manage the Position   Once the call is on, I monitor two things: the stock price and the time decay. If LYFT rips higher and goes through my strike, I can either roll the trade — buy it back and sell a new call further out — or let the shares get called away and take the profit.   If LYFT trades sideways or drops a bit, I let the call decay. Once I’ve captured 75 to 90% of the premium, I’ll consider closing the trade early and reloading a new one.   That’s it. Five steps. No guesswork, no emotion. Sell premium, protect upside and repeat the process until something better shows up. Covered calls aren’t flashy — but they work when you work them.   I’ll see you in the markets.  Chris Pulver Chris Pulver Trading   Follow along and join the conversation for real-time analysis, trade ideas, market insights and more!   Telegram: https://t.me/+av20QmeKC5VjOTc5   Important Note: No one from The TradingPub team or any of its associated brands will ever contact you directly on Telegram.    *This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is an inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk.  _______________________________________________ China's ¥1 Trillion Panic Move Just Exposed Wall Street's Secret ‘Liquidity Levels’   While traders debate the new U.S.-China trade deal…   They're missing the hidden "Liquidity Levels" that formed after China's ¥1 trillion emergency injection — signals that predicted 24-hour price surges with 58% accuracy.     Full Story Here _______________________________________________ Today’s Daily Chart Setup: Viasat (VSAT)   By Jeffry Turnmire   This idea came directly from my Daily Chart Setup that automatically signals potential plays.    VSAT is a new potential entry. Target: 12.83 Stop below: 6.36   VSAT has a historical win rate of 80.0%   VSAT has a profit factor of 1.783   VSAT trades last 29 trading days on average over 25 trades since 1996. See the secret behind these signals here!   This is for informational and educational purposes only. There is inherent risk in trading, so trade at your own risk. Always remember that past performance is not indicative of future results. Want to get a link to TradingPub content, trade ideas, real-time market analysis and educational tidbits? We have you covered!   Telegram is an entirely free messaging app and getting access is as easy as 1… 2… 3…    1. Download Telegram on your mobile device (Before you can add Telegram to your desktop computer, you must download the application on your phone and create your account:   To download to your iPhone, click here. To download to your Android device, click here.   After the download is complete, please create an account. NOTE: You can manage your privacy settings by clicking “Settings,” and then “Privacy & Security.”    2. Download Telegram on your desktop:   Once you’ve downloaded Telegram onto your mobile device and created your personal account, you can download it onto your desktop computer.   To download onto your PC, click here. To download onto your MacOS, click here.   3. Then add our channels by clicking these links!    Lance Ippolito: https://t.me/+-gVwEIwGJhplMTgx   Graham Lindman: https://t.me/+abM5RWRJKrpkNWI5    Roger Scott: https://t.me/+_vmfwkeP8fA5YWQ5    Jeffry Turnmire: https://t.me/+6TdDE7-F6GlhMmJh See you there!  _______________________________________________

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ABOUT US   At The TradingPub, we are dedicated to democratizing financial literacy, ensuring that everyone has access to the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate financial markets effectively. We believe that financial education and the opportunity to build wealth should be accessible to all, regardless of prior experience or background. Our platform offers a variety of resources designed to simplify the process of understanding and participating in the markets.   Through our online forum, we share actionable insights and techniques aimed at helping individuals enhance their understanding and confidence in investing. We also host interactive webinars and training sessions, emphasizing a collaborative and educational approach. Whether you are new to trading or have prior experience, our mission is to cultivate a supportive community of traders who come together to discuss and analyze the latest developments in the financial world.   OUR EXPERTS   Our team comprises seasoned professionals with extensive experience in various facets of trading and investment:   Roger Scott: With over 25 years in the industry, Roger has traded a wide range of financial instruments, from commodities to stock options and ETFs. He has collaborated with Ivy League economists and notable figures in trading, sharing his expertise through various media outlets.   Lance Ippolito: Specializing in institutional order flow and event-driven trading, Lance has spent the past seven years focusing on trader education and mentorship. He has developed custom trading strategies and indicators for multiple platforms.   Kane Shieh: A former VP and Portfolio Manager at a leading investment management firm, Kane has managed substantial assets and played key roles during significant financial events. He now shares his insights with traders worldwide. INVESTING RESOURCES   We provide a comprehensive suite of educational materials to support your investing journey:   Stocks: Understanding the fundamentals of stocks is crucial. A stock represents a fraction of ownership in a corporation, and investing in stocks can help build your savings or retirement, protect your money from inflation, and maximize income. It's important to remember that there are risks when investing in the stock market.   Options Trading: Options are contracts that give investors the right to buy or sell at a specific price before an expiration date. While they offer opportunities, it's essential to understand the associated risks and rewards.   Educational Content: Our platform offers a variety of resources designed to simplify the process of understanding and participating in the markets. DISCLAIMER   The materials and resources provided by The TradingPub LLC are intended solely for informational purposes. Neither The TradingPub nor any of its team members offer advice related to investments, legal matters, or taxation. The tools and analysis we present are designed to enhance understanding but should not be interpreted as professional advice. Any use of this information for purposes beyond its intended scope is at the sole discretion and risk of the user.   IMPORTANT NOTE   Engaging in trading or investment activities involves potential risks, including the possibility of financial loss. The TradingPub does not assume responsibility for any outcomes resulting from decisions based on the information shared in our materials. By utilizing the concepts and insights presented, you accept full responsibility for any trading or investment actions you undertake.   We strongly recommend consulting with a licensed financial advisor, accountant, or legal professional before making decisions related to trading or investment strategies. Understanding the risks involved, especially in specialized areas such as options transactions, is essential.   For comprehensive details, please review our full Terms and Conditions at: https://thetradingpub.com/terms-of-service/.   Unsubscribe   This message was sent to you by The TradingPub: 101 Marketside Ave, Suite 404 PMB 318, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081, United States