After sharing this article, Revealing All My Option Trades in 2021 (USD $102,001 Profits), I received quite a number of queries asking me to provide more info such as the number of contracts I buy, the strike price, the premiums I pay for LEAPS and the premiums I received from selling LEAPS, the expiration dates and premium collected from selling Covered Call and Cash Secured PUT…etc.
So, I thought it would be beneficial to share these details with you so that you can use them as a reference and plan your own options trading strategies. The above screenshot is the first page of my investment trades and as there are many pages left to share, I have uploaded my spreadsheet (that I use for tracking and recording purpose) onto Google drive for you to download and reuse as a template if you find it useful.
The download link is as follow:
https://tinyurl.com/fzbtcxef
Feel free to get in touch with me or leave a comment if you have further queries. I would be glad to answer and help guide you along. No question is deemed too dumb, alright? We are all here to learn from one another. All the best!
Learning Investment With Jason Cai 
Thanks for the generous sharing and congrats on such impressive returns. Would you mind sharing in order to generate this 100k, how much of capital do you need? Cos cash secured put requires quite some cash locked up. Thanks in advance.
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Hi LT, thanks for your kind words, you can see my capital breakdown in this post:
https://learninginvestmentwithjasoncai.com/2021/12/30/1st-year-options-trading-recap-the-journey-towards-sgd217509-profits-in-2021/
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Amazing and inspiring Jason! Thanks for sharing. I actually started option investment as well and have been focusing just on covered call strategy with LEAPS. May want to explore WHEELS strategy. Quick question, is WHEEL bull, bear or sideway market? Cheers
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Hi LT, I think Wheel is more for sideways or bearish market, where you can sell covered calls and collect premium if the share price does not exceed the strike price. LEAPS is definitely for a bullish market 🙂
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