NVDA
Week 58 / NVDA Surge, NFLX Credit Spreads and a Record $245 Options Income Week
As of May 15th, 2026, our stock portfolio powered by options trading increased by another +0.36%, reaching $12,367.On a year-to-date basis, the portfolio is now up 18.95%, outperforming the S&P…
Week 57 / NVDA Credit Spreads, ARCC Put, +0.86% Gain
As of May 8th, 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio increased slightly by another +0.86%, closing at $12,323.NVDA stock surged above $215, and our previous week’s credit spreads expired…
Week 56 / How NVDA Pullback Boosted Our Options Income Strategy (+0.97%)
As of May 1st 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio increased slightly by +0.97%, closing at $12,218. This week was one of the rare times I didn’t mind seeing NVDA drop—from $210 to…
Week 55 / NVDA Above $200: How the Rally Impacts Our Options Strategy
As of April 24, 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio decreased slightly by -0.72%, closing at $12,101. Since the portfolio’s base currency is EUR, the dip is partly due to USD…
Week 54 / Options Portfolio Hits $12K (+2.6% WoW) — NVDA Surge Complicates Strategy
As of April 17, 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio increased by +2.6%, closing at $12,189, thus for the first time cracking 12K. Awesome. This week I was abroad, visiting Berlin,…
Week 53 / From Riga to Berlin: Building a House and a $11.9K Options Portfolio
Greetings from Riga International Airport—writing this while waiting for our flight to Berlin, Germany. We spent an amazing week in Latvia working on our frame house. I (almost) finished the kitchen…
Week 52 / $68 in Options Premium + Growing a Dividend Position (PFE Strategy)
As of April 3, 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio increased by +2.76%, closing at $11,491.The week was shortened ahead of Easter, and market sentiment was notably influenced by…
Week 51 / Holding Gains Despite NVDA Decline and Oil Surge from Iran Conflict
As of March 27, 2026, our options trading driven stock portfolio declined slightly by -0.24%, closing at $11,183.The dip is largely explained by EUR/USD exchange rate movements rather than any…
Week 50 / How I Generated $171 Options Premium This Week (And Grew My Portfolio to +7.69% YTD)
As of March 20, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has increased slightly by +0.62% and closed at $11,210. For most of the week, we didn’t make any trades or adjustments. On Friday, after…
Week 49 / Markets Shake, Premium Flows: NVDA Credit Spreads During the Iran War
As of March 13, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has decreased slightly by -0.63% and closed at $11,141. This is already the second week in a row that our portfolio value has decreased.…
Week 48 / NVDA, PFE Put Roll Brings $99 Options Income
As of March 6, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has decreased slightly by -1.16% and closed at $11,211. As our portfolio’s base currency is EUR, the decrease should primarily be attributed…
Week 47 / NVDA Post-Earnings Pullback: Covered Call Roll Adds $560 in Potential Income
As of February 27, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has increased slightly by +0.27% and closed at $11,343. Last week was NVDA earnings week, and the stock moved the market more than…
Week 44 / $94 Options Premium Earned Amid NVDA Volatility and Tech Sell-Off
As of February 6, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has increased by another +0.51% and closed at $11,106. Wow, what a week - this has been a very tough week for tech stocks and crypto. Our…
Week 42 / $107 Options Income From Rolling NVDA Credit Spreads During the Greenland Shock
As of January 23, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has dipped slightly by -0.43% and closed at $10,788.The previous week was highly turbulent. As the market opened on Tuesday, NVDA briefly…
Week 41 / NVDA Credit Spread Strategy: 0.43% Weekly Return if Expires Worthless
Greetings from Tbilisi. After more than three weeks in India, we are finally back—welcomed by temperatures below 0°C and already missing Goa and its +31°C.Last week, we also held our annual office…
Week 40 / NVDA Strategy, $65 Premium Income, and Margin Reduction
Greetings from Mumbai, India. For the past three years, we’ve spent our winter holidays in India, usually traveling to Goa via New Delhi. This time, however, we arrived and departed through Mumbai…
Week 39 / Road to $25K: Rolled Up and Forward NVDA Covered Call, Adjusted Credit Spread
Greetings from South Goa, Palolem Beach, India. I hope you had a great New Year’s party - we certainly did.As of January 2, 2026, our covered-call stock portfolio has decreased slightly by -0.84% and…
Week 38 / Road to $25K: Closing 2025 Above $10K with Covered Calls and NVDA
Greetings from India. This holiday season we’re in South Goa, staying near Palolem Beach — our third year in a row returning here. With temperatures above 30 °C and Kingfisher beer under $2 per…
Week 37 / NVDA & BMY: Portfolio Up +1.11% as We Head from Tbilisi to India
As of December 19, 2025, our covered-call stock portfolio has grown by an additional 1.11% and reached $10,465. It’s genuinely exciting to be above $10K for the fourth week in a row. I was expecting…
Week 36 / Defensive Roll on SHELL, New NVDA Weekly Spread
As of December 12, 2025, our covered-call stock portfolio has grown by an additional 1.12% and reached $10,350. It’s genuinely exciting to be above $10K for the third week in a row.Still, I’ve been…
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