Nate Tucci’s sharing his #1 setup for targeting daily payouts!
A Live Income Trade You Could Copy
And New All-Time Highs — During a Shutdown?!
Yesterday’s market pushed to new all-time highs — in the face of a government shutdown. Let that sink in. This market doesn’t seem to care. At least at this early stage of the shutdown. Time will tell.
Now to the meaty part: the team put on a live, defined-risk income trade in Palantir (PLTR) that illustrates how options can pay you for being roughly right on direction and mostly right on time.
Live Trade From The Show
Alex Reid laid it out and placed it live on-air:
- The idea: a put credit spread in PLTR set to expire this Friday.
- Structure: Sell the $177.5 put and buy the $175 put (same expiration).
- Fill: Collected about $0.25 per spread (that’s $25 per contract since each contract controls 100 shares).
- His thinking was clear: “We think PLTR can stay above $177.5 into Friday.”
- Payout math: 10 contracts ≈ $250 potential income if it expires safely. Or you can size smaller for your account size and comfort level. Example: 2 contracts ≈ $50 — same logic, smaller size.
Why It’s Sensible For Everyday Traders
- Defined risk: Your worst-case loss is capped on day one (the $2.50 strike width minus the $0.25 you collected, so $2.25, which translates to $225 per contract.)
- Three ways to win: The ideal scenario is for the price to stay above the short strike (the $177.50 put Alex sold.) But that’s the beauty of credit spreads: Even if it drifts sideways, or falls a bit — as long as the price finishes above that strike by expiration, you keep the full credit.
- Time Decay (theta) helps: Each day that passes, the spread tends to lose value in your favor — as long as price behaves.
Risk Controls Alex Highlighted
- No hard stop orders: He doesn’t use hard stop orders on credit spreads; he prefers to watch the daily chart. If price closes below the key level that justified the trade, he’ll scale down or exit on the next open.
- Strike selection matters: Some tickers have $5.00 strike gaps (risk can get too big); others have $1 gaps (cleaner). If the strikes are awkward or the chart is messy, move on to a better name.
Bottom line: in a headline-heavy week, this is a calm way to seek small, repeatable income — keeping risk capped — while you let the daily close do the talking.
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To your prosperity,
The ProsperityPub Team
🎰 Did You Catch This?!
Alex went back to basics.
He used the moment to teach credit spreads in plain English and why time is an options seller’s best friend.
If you’ve wanted a “just tell me what to watch” explainer, today’s walk-through is it.
See the simple checklist Alex uses before he sells a spread
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Quick hits from Friday’s show
- Lithium Americas (LAC): The team discussed a fresh U.S. government stake and repayment relief—supportive news for the project—and noted their prior call-spread was up with room to run.
- Silver still in play: SLV remained on the radar; upside discussion included an October 17 window and a simple “shares or small call-spread” approach for laymen.
- Fuel split: Gasoline prices were soft on inventory surplus, but diesel (heating oil) stayed sticky—one reason transport costs haven’t eased as much as people expect.
- Pharma chatter: Ongoing drug-pricing talk kept large-cap healthcare in the mix; the team stressed proof over headlines—watch daily closes and guidance.
- CROX follow-through: After the earlier pop, the name stayed firm; reminder from the desk: don’t chase, and keep any options trades small and capped.
