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Max EOD drawdown / collateral: 8.88%. Open interest: 2,848 (Oct 28). Quote: Oct 30, 2026, 11:58:12 a.m. ET. History: Nov 1, 2021–Oct 29, 2026. Saved example; refresh prices before trading. Historical setup results are not a forecast for this contract.
| Position | P&L | Captured | Profit speed | PUT EDGE action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA$180 put | +$420 | 76% | 1.8× | Take profit |
| MSFT$400 put | +$84 | 12% | 0.6× | Hold |
| AMD$140 put | −$190 | −28% | — | Close |
| AAPL$220 put | +$140 | 35% | 1.4× | Review |
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It has the highest statistical chance of success of any strategy.Tom Sosnoff On selling puts · The Investor’s Podcast · November 2021Explore the episode · TIP395 ↗
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