TraderTwo® @trader_two

15 yrs trading options | Ex-Goldman & TD Ameritrade Employee | Trading and talking about #0DTE options all of September Utah Joined May 2015

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

2 hours ago

Biggest mistake I see in #0DTE is holding too long. You don’t need the full premium to make good money. Take the 25–50% win and move on. Staying past your plan is how IV crush or late-day moves wipe you out.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

14 hours ago

If you’re trading #0DTE with the mindset of “all or nothing,” you’ve already lost. The edge is in probability + discipline. The traders who survive long enough to learn this are the ones who win.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a day ago

Most traders blow up #0DTE because they think it’s a lottery ticket. It’s not. It’s a business. Control your risk, keep size reasonable, manage tested sides quickly. You’ll be surprised how steady the income can be.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

2 days ago

#0DTE trading isn’t about chasing big wins. It’s about survival. Manage risk, follow mechanics, take the base hits. Do that consistently and the compounding will take care of itself.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

2 days ago

+$100 on today's #0DTE Closed the trade almost 2 hours from opening as the market went right back to the same price point it was at when I opened the trade #SPX

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

5 days ago

The goal of selling options isn’t excitement. It’s consistency. Cash flow. Repeatability. Boring, steady trades compounded over time beat the rollercoaster of chasing lottery calls. Treat options trading like a business, not a casino.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

5 days ago

Every premium seller eventually faces volatility spikes. The difference between pros and amateurs is simple. Pros reduce size, manage exposure, and respect IV crush. Amateurs double down and pray. Respect volatility and it will pay you. Ignore it and it will humble you.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

5 days ago

Assignment isn’t failure. It’s the market filling your order at a discount while you got paid premium along the way. If you only sell puts on stocks you’d be happy to own, assignment is just opportunity.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

6 days ago

Most traders obsess over “how much can I make?” Premium sellers flip the question: “how much can I lose?” When you define risk first, you give yourself staying power. When you chase max profit, you eventually blow up. Longevity > lotto.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

6 days ago

Selling premium isn’t about being right all the time. It’s about not being disastrously wrong. Keep losses small, keep wins consistent, and let compounding do its job. That’s how you turn options into a business, not a casino.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

6 days ago

You don’t need a perfect win rate to succeed selling options. Even winning 60% of the time can make you profitable if your losers are managed and your winners compound. Structure your trades so the math is always in your favor.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

7 days ago

Theta is the silent engine behind every option trade. Buyers fight it. Sellers collect it. Every night you go to bed, your short options tick down in value while you sleep. That’s what cash flow looks like in trading.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

7 days ago

1 like and ill dedicate all of September sharing my #0DTE strategy

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

7 days ago

Another green day trading #0DTE, but today was a bit different. My short put at 6450 got tested quickly on the morning drop. Once tested, I rolled the untested side in to collect more premium and rebalance. I took profits earlier than usual - about 25% ($65) instead of pushing…

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

Options are just insurance contracts. Buyers pay for protection. Sellers provide the protection and collect the check. Think about it, who makes more in the long run, the people constantly buying insurance or the company selling it? Same logic applies here. Be the…

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

Another $115 trading #0DTE on $SPX in an hour and 15 minutes.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

People say premium selling is “boring.” Good. Boring pays. I’d rather collect weekly income from solid setups than burn through accounts chasing 500% out-of-the-money calls. Slow and steady is what actually scales.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

Today’s #0DTE $SPX trade: in for $2.55 credit, out at $1.30 debit. Booked $125, about 50% of max profit. Not life-changing money. But here’s the mindset: Stacking small, consistent wins daily on a $25k account adds up to $2.5k+ a month. That’s 10% monthly on 1 strategy. I don't…

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

Most blowups in premium selling aren’t the strategy. They’re the trader. Oversizing, ignoring exits, chasing high IV garbage names. The strategy works if you respect risk. Blowups happen when you think you’re invincible. Mitigate risk. Always.

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TraderTwo® @trader_two

a week ago

Selling puts is one of the cleanest ways to get paid for patience. When you sell a cash-secured put, you’re essentially telling the market “I’m willing to own this stock at a lower price, and I’ll take a premium today for making that promise.” If the stock stays above your…