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💰How I Swing Trade PLTR Cash-Secured Puts Over 3 Days

🔄 My Strategy in Action

Over the past 3 days, I executed a disciplined cash-secured put (CSP) swing trading strategy on PLTR. I focused on near-the-money puts with strike prices between $150 and $160, selling and buying them back within hours — sometimes even minutes — to lock in premiums. Every trade was for 1 contract (100 shares), allowing me to maintain tight control over my capital and risk exposure.

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📆 My Trade Breakdown

On July 29 to 31, I entered and exited multiple PLTR PUT options. Here’s how some of my cycles played out:

• Sold PLTR 155 PUT at $9.60, then bought it back at $9.20 the next day → 💵 $40 profit

• Sold PLTR 157.5 PUT at $10.40, bought it back at $10.05 → 💵 $35 profit

• Sold PLTR 155 PUT at $8.10, bought it back at $7.90 → 💵 $20 profit

• Sold PLTR 160 PUT at $10.40, bought back at $10.15, then re-sold again at $10.95 within the hour

Each round trip added incremental income while keeping my capital liquid. I repeated this process through the day and night — taking small profits each time the premium dropped. I took advantage of quick volatility moves without needing to be assigned.

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💼 Why I Trade Like This

I use CSP swing trading because it gives me the ability to:

• Collect income without holding the stock

• Stay flexible in volatile conditions

• Re-deploy the same capital again and again

• Sleep easy, knowing all my puts are cash-secured

I aim to keep most of my cash in money market funds or high-interest holdings when the puts aren’t filled, ensuring idle cash still earns.

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📊 My Profit Over 3 Days

From all these micro trades, I estimate I made over $200 to $300 in just a few days — not bad for trades that lasted less than an hour in some cases. My trades are small but repeatable. I scale only when risk is favorable. I don’t guess direction. I just sell high premium, buy back when fear fades.

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🧠 My Next Move

I plan to keep swing trading PLTR puts in this range unless the price breaks out. I monitor volatility and sentiment closely. If the option premium spikes again, I’m ready to strike — collect the coupon, and repeat the cycle.

If I want to grow this further, I’ll rotate into higher delta contracts or layer in multiple expiries.

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