// Options Income System

Master
The Wheel

A systematic, repeatable options strategy to generate consistent cash flow from stocks you already want to own. No guesswork. No complexity. Just process.

See How It Works
4
Phase System
2
Options Used
∞
Repeatable Cycles
PHASE 1 Sell cash-secured put PHASE 2 Shares assigned at strike PHASE 3 Sell limit at assigned price PHASE 4 Sell covered call REPEAT CYCLE PREMIUM INCOME COLLECTED
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// The System

How The
Wheel Works

Four defined phases. Two option types. One continuous income cycle built around stocks you'd be comfortable holding.

01

Sell a Put

Sell a cash-secured put below the current price and collect premium immediately. If the stock stays above your strike, the put expires and you repeat. If it falls, you get assigned shares at the price you chose.

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02

Get Assigned

You now own 100 shares at the strike price. Your effective cost basis is already lower because you've collected put premium — a built-in cushion before you do anything else.

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03

Sell Limit

Place a sell limit order at your assigned price. If the stock recovers, the order fills, proceeds return to cash, and you restart the cycle from Phase 1.

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04

Sell a Call

If the limit doesn't fill, sell a covered call above your cost basis. Collect more premium. If called away you profit; if it expires, reassess — try the limit again or sell another call.

// Visual Reference

The Decision
Tree

Every scenario mapped. Know exactly what to do at every branch of the strategy.

PHASE 1 Sell cash-secured put Assigned? Put expires worthless Keep premium → repeat No PHASE 2 Shares assigned at strike Yes PHASE 3 Sell limit at assigned price Filled? Limit filled Proceeds return to cash Yes PHASE 4 Sell covered call No Called away? Shares called away Sell at strike + premium Yes Call expires worthless Keep premium, hold shares No Reassess position Sell limit or sell call again? try sell limit sell call again

// Enrollment

Coming
Soon

We're currently refining the program with a small founding cohort. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to know when enrollment opens.

Enrollment is currently closed. Waitlist members get priority access and founding member pricing.

Starter

$97

one-time — coming soon

  • Full video course (8 modules)
  • Decision tree PDF download
  • Stock selection checklist
  • Options chain walkthrough
  • Lifetime access
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Pro

$247

one-time — coming soon

  • Everything in Starter
  • Live trade alerts (3 months)
  • Weekly Q&A calls (3 months)
  • Private community access
  • Position sizing spreadsheet
  • Priority email support

Mentorship

$97

per month — coming soon

  • Everything in Pro
  • Monthly 1-on-1 session
  • Portfolio review
  • Ongoing trade alerts
  • Ongoing community access
  • Cancel anytime

// Common Questions

Frequently
Asked

Most brokers require you to hold enough cash to cover 100 shares at the put strike (cash-secured). Realistically, $5,000–$10,000 gives you access to a reasonable range of stocks. We cover capital allocation and stock selection by account size in Module 3.
Yes — the wheel is one of the more approachable options strategies because it uses only two defined-risk instruments (puts and calls) and requires no complex multi-leg positions. That said, this course assumes you understand basic options mechanics. We recommend completing Module 1 (foundations) before trading live.
The primary risk is assignment on a stock that subsequently declines sharply, leaving you holding shares at a significant unrealized loss that option premiums cannot quickly offset. Proper stock selection — focusing on fundamentally sound companies you'd hold anyway — is the single most important risk mitigation tool covered in the course.
Most practitioners spend 30–60 minutes per week reviewing positions, checking expirations, and placing new orders. The wheel is designed to be low-maintenance once set up. We include a weekly checklist to keep your process efficient.
Any broker that supports Level 2 options trading (cash-secured puts and covered calls) will work. We cover setup walkthroughs for Tastytrade, TD Ameritrade/Thinkorswim, and Interactive Brokers in the course.

// Risk Disclosure & Disclaimer

Options trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not appropriate for all investors. Past performance of any trading strategy is not necessarily indicative of future results. The information provided on this website and in this course is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. You should consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Selling cash-secured puts and covered calls carries the risk of significant loss including the full value of the underlying shares. There is no guarantee that any strategy discussed will be profitable.