Generate Consistent Cash Flow

with simplified Options Strategies

Explore how low-risk options strategies can historically yield a potential 2% monthly return under certain market conditions.

Options strategies are a great way to boost your income and manage risk.

They can help you generate steady cash flow and reach your financial goals, no matter the market conditions.

25.5%

Annual avarege ROC

86%

Theoretical POP

1.8 - 2.4%

Monthly avarege ROC
( medium size account )

The numbers reflect what we've achieved so far. Markets shift, and there's no guarantee they'll always hold the same.
( Past / Current performance does not guarantee future results )

How it works

Expected moves

Overview of weekly expected moves with easy way to copy them to your favourite charting software, ie. TradingView

Snapshot of the Option Chain

Filter based on selected conditions( 0.5 - 1% weekly increment or 20 delta )

Forecast

Plan ahead for upcoming expiration cycles and see how much premium your idle cash can generate.

Our Mission

Empower users helping them understand how money can work for them. enabling them to make informed decisions based on data-driven insights, market trends, and a clear understanding of risk management.
We illustrate how strategic approaches can transform idle cash into consistent cashflow, equipping you with the insights needed to navigate financial markets.

Disclaimer: This platform provides educational insights into trading and option strategies. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This content does not constitute financial or investment advice. It is essential to conduct your own due diligence and carefully manage risk before making any decisions.

All content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. These tools are not intended to recommend buying or selling any security or adopting any trading strategy. They do not reflect official forecasts, and any probabilities or expected outcomes are hypothetical in nature—they should not be relied upon for future financial decisions.