OPENING (IRA): SPY JUNE 21ST 245 SHORT PUT

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... for a 2.60 credit.

Notes: Targeting the short put strike in June paying at least 1% of the strike price in credit (See Post Below). Roll up intraexpiry at 50% max with > 45 days until expiry; pull off on approaching worthless and/or sell call against if assigned.

I would note that you will not make squat with this type of setup if you just set and forget it and everything expires worthless, since your ROC %-age is around 1% at max on fill in a cash secured environment. Consequently, you will have to monitor these positions and roll up the short puts at appropriate junctures in order to collect more credit and get a better ROC %-age as a function of notional risk and/or sell call against if assigned.

It is also probably better to deploy over time and on red days to take maximal advantage of implied volatility/heightened premium. I'm opting for being somewhat lazy here as I approach retirement, where I value my free time more than my screen time, so am looking for a setup that is minimally invasive of my time, does what I generally need it to do from an ROC %-age perspective, and keeps my buying power engaged and working for me, even if theta decay is slow.
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With the June 245 now worth 1.45 or so, rolling up on this bit of weakness here for a realized gain of around 1.15 to the June 283 for a 1.35 credit. Total credits collected of 3.95/1.33% ROC at max as a function of notional risk.
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