Everything Tradient does, explained.

Sell an OTM put spread + an OTM call spread. Profit if the stock stays in a range. The classic high-IV income trade.

Sell OTM calls against stock you own to collect premium. The simplest income strategy and the best on-ramp to options trading.

Sell out-of-the-money puts on stocks you'd be happy to own. Collect premium if they don't get assigned, buy at a discount if they do.

Sell a higher-strike put, buy a lower-strike put. A bullish credit spread that pays you to be right (or even just not wrong).

Sell a lower-strike call, buy a higher-strike call. Bearish credit spread that profits if the stock holds below your short strike.

Sell an OTM put and an OTM call. Undefined-risk premium-selling for traders comfortable with margin and active management.

Sell OTM calls to collect premium. High-income, unlimited-risk strategy for experienced traders.

Sell an ATM call and ATM put. Maximum theta capture with unlimited risk — the high-conviction income play.

Sell an ATM straddle and buy OTM wings. Higher credit than an iron condor but a narrower profit zone.

Buy 1 lower call, sell 2 middle calls, buy 1 higher call. A cheap directional bet on a pinned target.

Buy 1 higher put, sell 2 middle puts, buy 1 lower put. Mirror of the call butterfly for range bets.

Sell a near-term call, buy the same-strike call further out. Profit from front-month time decay.

Sell a near-term put, buy the same-strike put further out. Time-decay play using puts.

Buy a deep ITM LEAP call, sell a near-term OTM call. Poor man's covered call — leveraged income.

Buy a deep ITM LEAP put, sell a near-term OTM put. Bearish income with leveraged downside exposure.

Sell an OTM put and a bear call spread — collect premium with no upside risk. A popular income strategy with a bullish lean.

Buy one ATM put and sell two OTM puts — enter for a credit with bearish bias. Profits if the stock falls moderately.

Own 100 shares and sell an ATM straddle — double the premium of a covered call. The 'Wheel on Steroids' for aggressive income seekers.

An asymmetric butterfly with unequal wing widths — enter for a credit with a directional lean. Risk is defined but tilted to one side.