Sell closer to the money
$110 a month, instead of $9Real premium again. The account is recovering, not waiting.
You were wheeling at $60, breakeven worked down to $58. Then the stock broke to $45. Calls at your breakeven pay almost nothing now, so the capital just sits, potentially for months, on dead money. Calls closer to the money still pay real premium, and that is the faster way out. It comes with a catch, and the catch is exactly what this feature is for.
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Nine dollars against a $1,300 hole. At this pace the premium never digs you out; you are waiting on the chart.
Twelve times the premium, and the recovery starts now. The catch: cross the strike and the loss gets booked.
You take the recovery lane and it works. Right up until the books lose the plot.
Real premium again. The account is recovering, not waiting.
Called away at $47, thirteen dollars under your $60 cost. The loss is real.
Same shares, brand-new wheel. Your hole is nowhere on the screen.
Link the rebuy to the wheel it came from and the accounting carries through: one breakeven across the chain, one recorded result, and exactly how much you need to recover to get back to even. This is the cycle page once the two wheels are one chain.
On its own, wheel two reads +$490 and healthy. The chain remembers the money is not back until $54.00.
−$1,300 booked on the shares rides the net card until the chain closes. Nothing pretends to be finished early.
At $49.00 you are $5.00 a share from even: $500, the exact number the net card shows. No guessing.
You are intentionally selling calls closer to the money to recover more premium, quicker. Every call you sell walks the breakeven down, and the chain keeps score on every sync.
The stock sits at $49.00, so you are $5.00 a share from even. Every new $100 of premium is another $1.00 down. That is the whole feature: the distance back to whole, always current, right on the cycle page.
This play suits names that grind, not names that gap. If the stock gaps up through your strike, the rebound you needed leaves without you.
The math depends on stepping back in at or near the price you were called away at. Every extra dollar paid on the rebuy goes straight back onto the chain breakeven.
Linking changes the accounting, not the exposure. PremiumGuard provides the numbers and the analytics that help you mitigate a loss; it does not shrink one.
Link the rebuy to the wheel it came from, and every sync prices the whole recovery: the true chain breakeven, the premium already clawed back, and the dollars still to go. Dig out on numbers, not on a feeling.