Selling cash-secured puts is the best rent-collecting + dip-buying strategy when you're bullish on a stock but think the current price is too high. Take SPCX as an example. I don’t want to chase it at the current price, but I’m willing to buy it around $60. So I sell: SPCX 2027/6/17 60 Put Sell price: $4.70 Expiration: 315 days Strike price: $60 Breakeven point: $55.30 One contract = 100 shares: Cash collateral: $6,000 Premium collected: $470 If the broker allows a 4% yield on U.S. Treasuries: Simple annualized return ~13% This is why I love this strategy: If it goes up, I collect rent. If it moves sideways, I collect rent. If it drops to my ideal price, I buy at a lower cost. But there’s only one condition: It must be a stock I’m already willing to hold long-term. Selling puts is not risk-free investing. The risk is: if the fundamentals deteriorate and the stock price crashes, I still have to buy the shares at the agreed price. #SPCX #SpaceX #USStocks #Options #CashSecuredPut #Treasuries #RentCollectionStrategy #DipBuyingStrategy #BNB #BTC #ETH