Happy Sunday!
For the update this week:
$379 profit across 3 trades in May
$379 profit in May
I got my first 2 early assignments of the year in SBUX and CLX in May. Not great, but I'm already working my way out of them.
In better news, 3 new trades were placed and 3 older trades were closed for $379 in realized profit, as the portfolio hits 21 consecutive months of profits.
New trades in May:
Older trades:
With May done, here's the running total of realized profits since the course's inception:
Year One (Sep 2022 - Aug 2023) - $3,422
Sep 2023 - $462
Oct 2023 - $136
Nov 2023 - $337
Dec 2023 - $625
Jan 2024 - $222
Feb 2024 - $1,337
Mar 2024 - $521
Apr 2024 - $390
May 2024 - $379
This brings the total for the last 21 months to a realized profit of $7,831 or a running monthly average of $373.
If you're familiar with options and want to follow along the trade updates, you can sign up for my Bread Crumb subscription which is priced at $49/month.
i.e. on average, each month you would pay $49 and make $373, or 7.6x the subscription fee.
Every trade I share is from my real portfolio, which means if the trade isn't making money, I'm not making money either.
Do note none of these are recommendations - I'm just sharing trade updates within my own portfolio which may or may not be right for you.
Closing words & useful links
May was a quiet month for options, I'm looking forward to a more volatile June which should provide more opportunities for initiating new positions.
Enjoy your weekend!
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